Saturday was a miserable day for the Florida State Seminoles, particularly quarterback Deondre Francois.
Francois was sacked four times as his offensive line struggled mightily in a loss to the Syracuse Orange, resulting in a number of hurries and knockdowns. After one play, Francois’s frustration seemed to boil over as he refused help getting up from offensive lineman Abdul Bello.
Deondre Francois doesn’t even want help from his offensive lineman off of the ground. He’s taken a beating today vs. Syracuse.
pic.twitter.com/FvdvPIUVbP— J Reid (@JReidNFL) September 15, 2018
The Seminoles ended up losing 30-7, and they increasingly have the look of a program in crisis. Their first half performance was widely savaged, and they were no better in the second half. They looked fatally flawed in many ways, ill-disciplined, and poorly coached. It may end up being a very long season in Tallahassee.
