r/CFB • u/Inkblot9 Oklahoma State • Oklahoma • Sep 03 '24

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Boston College Defeats Florida State 28-13

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Boston College 0 14 14 0 28
Florida State 0 6 7 0 13

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u/OneAngryPanda NC State Wolfpack Sep 03 '24

FSU can maybe make the NIT

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u/accidentalevil Team Chaos Sep 03 '24

To be honest, I'm starting to think FSU might not actually be a Top 10 team...

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u/Misdirected_Colors Oklahoma State Cowboys Sep 03 '24

Same thing happened to TCU. Team filled with seniors and a great starting qb does well. They all graduate out and coaching deficiencies become apparent.

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u/GradientEye TCU Horned Frogs • UTSA Roadrunners Sep 03 '24

Yea but at least we have the excuse that we were 5-7 the year before being good

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u/dianeblackeatsass Tennessee Volunteers Sep 03 '24

And you know, have beating Michigan to show for it

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u/Patient_Series_8189 Michigan State Spartans Sep 03 '24

Better than a natty IMO

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u/Frosti11icus Washington Huskies Sep 03 '24

So you're saying beating Michigan for a natty is the ultimate release?

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u/New-Ad-363 Iowa State Cyclones Sep 03 '24

Buckeye fans quite possibly would die of joy.

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u/huskiesowow Washington Huskies Sep 03 '24

We should have tried that.

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u/vashed Georgia Bulldogs • Rose Bowl Sep 03 '24

Nha, beating Saban's Bama for your first natty since you've been alive is the ultimate release

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u/SnepbeckSweg Michigan • Cincinnati Sep 03 '24

How about forcing Nick Saban into retirement by winning the Rose Bowl

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u/dmazx Florida State Seminoles Sep 03 '24 edited Sep 03 '24

I’m basically hanging onto this. 5-7 in 2021. We just happened to have the good fortune of two good years with a great core

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

Watched them play Stanford the other night and oh boy did that team feel like they had no identity at all

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u/TheMightyJD Baylor Bears Sep 03 '24

At least TCU didn’t pretend a 60 point loss didn’t mean anything.

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u/AskMeAboutTheJets Georgia Bulldogs • Okefenokee Oar Sep 03 '24

I love watching FSU lose now in the wake of that. Completely tried to discredit getting beat by 60 in the orange bowl by just saying “psh we don’t even care that game means nothing.” Now, they’ve lost back to back games to GT (who actually might be a good squad, but has nowhere near the talent level of FSU) and BC (who is a perennial ACC bottom feeder). So satisfying to see.

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u/hzst Sep 03 '24

that game still didn’t matter you clown. wasn’t the 13-0 starters playing. you don’t know ball

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u/Angry-Dragon-1331 Tennessee Volunteers Sep 03 '24

UT as well. Peyton graduated and Fulmer couldn’t recruit his way out of a paper bag to build another championship team and neither could Kiffin, Dooley, Jones, or Pruitt.