Should be a great game.

FSU has got a lot of players back who where hurt. Oregon just lost their starting corner.

FSU wins.

I'll take the Quacks in this one.

 

Although with all the junk Winston has dealt with, right or wrong, he keeps winning.

Toss up. FSU cannot afford to only play one half against the Ducks. If you do that, they drop about 40 in 2 quarters.

I'm picking Florida State until the lose. Seminoles by 3.

That last Oregon game was as impressive as any this year, think they win it all.

That last Oregon game was as impressive as any this year, think they win it all.

 

Against who?

Florida St. 34-31.

What is it that gives Oregon the edge? I'm actually curious. To be a 9 point favorite is an absolute joke. Is it based off the fact that they score a lot of points against mediocre defenses or what? The Pac 12 doesnt have very many solid defenses, if any. Maybe it's me just being an FSU homer, but I don't think Oregon can beat the Noles.

What is it that gives Oregon the edge? I'm actually curious. To be a 9 point favorite is an absolute joke. Is it based off the fact that they score a lot of points against mediocre defenses or what? The Pac 12 doesnt have very many solid defenses, if any. Maybe it's me just being an FSU homer, but I don't think Oregon can beat the Noles.

 

They put up 40 sum on Michigan State who is famous for defense. As mediocre as the PAC12 defenses are Oregon has played better teams than FSU in most people's mind.

 

FSU's perception is due to their lack of domination in a league in which the historically three best teams were down (Clemson, Notre Dame, Miami). Add in FSU and OK State who barely made a bowl and FSU wasn't able to make a statement in really any game this year.

 

Perhaps the perception is unfair but it makes sense. Add in that FSU's weakness is in defending the run and I can see where they would be considered an underdog.

 

However that spread is a slap in the face.

The run is their weakness and that's obvious. But the way they've been able to adjust in every game is nothing short of unbelievable. It may take them a few series to get used to Oregon's offense, but I don't see Oregon throwing up more than 30. And when Jameis score when Jameis is on the field, they're never out of it. Also I can see that spread dwindling down after Oregon loses all American CB to a torn ACL.

If the Oregon defense can't stop Jameis then FSU will win. The FSU defense isn't strong at all but it is good enough to get a stop when needed. I don't care who they are playing.

Ducks, 44-41 Double Overtime.

Ducks, 44-41 Double Overtime.

 

No way FSU loses an OT game. If it's down to the wire Jameis will find a way to get the best kicker in the nation in range to win it or will find Green for a score. Only way Oregon wins, is a blowout, and that won't happen.