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playin your points all valid...that said im teasing seminoles 10 points with anything that moves in nfl this weekend...BOL
 
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Thanks for the write up
 
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Nice write up.   Food for thought.
 
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You're all welcome. Glad I could help. My prediction is FSU 52 Auburn 24. May sound crazy, but I don't see this being remotely close. BOL to all.
 
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I'm not trying to be biased either way, but remember this post: auburn wins straight up and covers the spread. 
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FSU rolls by atleast 3 tds.  BOL all
 
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If you give me FSU -2, I'll take it............... 
 
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Fsu in a romp 49-24 meet u at the window!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PlayinPlot:

Hahaha I missed LETGOPACKs stupidity earlier. Fact he loves Auburn Makes me even more confident.

Think what you may but I've been right about this team all along and know way more about them than any of you do. Yeah Auburn needed a miracle at home against that Georgia team that lost to Nebraska today LOL. Obviously doesn't mean anything, but there is no doubt in my mind the SEC is down from DOMINANT teams. Yes, they have a bunch of good teams which is why it was so competitive this year. Auburn is light years behind FSU in terms of talent. It's the National Championship anything can happen, but FSU w the points here is definitely a +EV play. When I'm right again, come lash all you want. But I guess my thoughts about FSUs D mean nothing bc they haven't played better than the 14th ranked offense Such a joke of a comment that I won't waste anymore of my time.

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interesting..........

 
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how come you know so much and all the rest of us know so little ????
 
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Everything he said in his post is 100% accurate. That duke beatdown not looking so shabby after they put up 48 on an sec team that almost beat alabama is it? Fsu literally has 17 out of 22 pros as starters. No joke, literally more than half their team will be in the nfl. This is the most talented football team i've seen since the jimmy johnson miami hurricane days. I have no idea how they're getting this much talent but they are. Unless jameis winston completely no shows this game then this has all the makings of a beatdown. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PrenticeGT:

If the SEC was so good they wouldn't be an 8.5 point underdog to an ACC team in the title game.  This is a blowout all the way.  I like your analysis.

.  To make a comment like you did I knew when you said it, that you are a yellow jacket fan.  May I ask you a question?  One I am a fan of sports, not teams, don't want to get wrapped up in all the arguing. 2, If you watch these different conferences play and are not biased, you surely must be able to see the bigger,faster, stronger teams are. 3 not taking anything away from FSU they went undefeated and the system they deserve a shot @ the Title.  We must say that they can't be held responsible for their weak conference schedule. On the other hand I would have to say that they will be a blessing that they get to play a Auburn team from the SEC, & I know that you would love nothing more than for FSU to beat them, so the ACC fans could SEC ain't garbage. You must be kidding when you start throwing the 8.5 spread out.  After pointing this out I would like to say that I have watched a lot of Football & the Best Team in the Country @ this time is Michigan State!!! I would love to see the match up, #1 defense against what is supposed to be the # 1 offense.  Sorry, but I have a hard time swallowing ranking an offense #1 when playing the likes of a Duke Defense. In the Bowl games I feel that they take some of the teams & match up accordingly to showcase certain players.  #raisemystock.com. Anyhow Happy New Year & hopefully the BCS championship will be a great one, Auburn has their work cut out for them.
 
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Fsu's offense will be irrelevant in this game. They can play lackluster and still cover the spread. I beg of anyone making  a large wager on auburn to take a good look at the tape and the number of pros fsu has on defense. Winston gets all the hype and while he's certainly worthy of the praise the real heart of this nole team is the defense. Speed, speed, and more speed. This is a very tough matchup for auburn and giving fsu a month to prepare for the triple option is a huge advantage to the noles. Best of luck to all but the OP is spot on with his analysis, this nole defense is ridiculous, and auburns in big trouble monday night. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bobelle34:

1)  Big deal, Auburn doesn't have any major injuries either.

2) Prep time means nothing for FSU.  If anything it favors Auburn.  FSU's heads will be spinning looking at tape for over a month.  Every time they think they have it figured out, they will see a new wrinkle they haven't seen before.  Malzahn, Lashlee know how to run this offense against any defense.  4-3, 3-4, 5-2, doesn't matter.  They already know what they are going to do against any defense FSU puts out there.  Auburn will make adjustments real time.  Auburn doesn't need the month to prepare for the FSU defense, they already know how to attack any defense on the field.

3)  Yea, Auburn's defense sucks!  The Auburn 2010 defense sucked too and how did that turn out for Oregon?  Everyone said Auburn couldn't stop the Bama offense, they scored 28, Auburn won!  It's a lot easier for Auburn to prepare for the FSU offense than vice versa.

Write anything you want that makes you feel better about FSU winning this game.  It won't matter!  A team like FSU that hasn't faced anyone comparable to Auburn's offense, is going to be demoralized when they keep getting knocked backwards by the best offensive line in the country.  FSU might score on every possession on this so called shitty Auburn defense, but when is FSU going to quit?  I think about the time Auburn ties it up 28-28 early in the 3rd quarter.  Auburn won't quit!  FSU will! When have they had to play 4 quarters of tight football all year? One game and it was against a bad Boston College team that ran all over FSU.

All I see is FSU homers like yourself trying to justify beating this shitty Auburn team.  Why?  Because you're scared to death Auburn is going to punch you in the mouth and FSU won't know how to handle it.

Auburn covers and most of all they WIN the game!!

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Good luck to u guys on FSU so heavy...Malzahn is a offense genius and FSU will be tested for 60 mins. From inventing the "Wildcat" at Arkansas, to Tulsa, to Auburn, to Ark. St. to Auburn again no defense has ever stopped a Malzahn coached offense. Check the files... Auburn may or may not win but 9 is way too much...
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You auburn honks are going to see why having a defense matters. When it's 3rd and 13 for auburn and marshall has to throw you'll see what i mean. Auburns o line is absolutely not going to dominate florida states defensive front, nor are they going to be faster than them on the edge like they were with missouri. Keep telling yourself auburns a team of destiny, i'm  sorry there's no magic wand that is going to help you run the ball on the best defense in the country. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PlayinPlot:

You're all welcome. Glad I could help. My prediction is FSU 52 Auburn 24. May sound crazy, but I don't see this being remotely close. BOL to all.
I completely agree man your exactly right wont be a game at all you just got your numbers confused Auburn 54 FSU 24 is what you meant to type bud glad I could correct you.
 
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It is also said that THE TREND IS YOUR FRIEND, as witnessed by the streak of UNDERS in bowl games this year...In addition to that, and I believe I'm correct, the FAV has covered the last 6 nat'l  title games....I don't have a real strong opinion here as to this years game, and the post here was excellent by the starter, but with all the SPEED on the field in this game, and TWO GREAT COACHES, it should be a GREAT ONE....I do lean Auburn, and really enjoy the discussion here!!...Luck to all!!!!!!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Alien-1:

how come you know so much and all the rest of us know so little ????

Laundry Boy... Just glad to see a post with enthusiasm and someone that cares. Think I like the over no matter how high...

 
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Never said I know so much and others so little in general, but just in regards to the FSU Seminoles. Know everything about this team. Check the #1 post in this thread and click on those threads I posted here BEFORE the season breaking this team down and you'll realize.

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Glad someone on here actually understands what I'm talking about. This defense just has too much speed. FSU D has spent a lot of time practicing WITHOUT a football. They have solely been worried about assignment football, and they will be ready to play it. They will throw 8 in the box constantly, press coverage, and DARE Marshall to drop back and try to beat FSU 1 on 1. Good luck with that going against the likes of PJ Williams Ronald Darby and Lamarcus Joyner with Terrance Brooks and Jalen Ramsey lurking over top. Telvin Smith, as always, will be all over the field. Not the most physically gifted MLB but boy does he have a knack for being around the ball. Watch out for Timmy Jernigan. Dude commands a double team every play and will probably be the first Seminole drafted this year (only a junior but will leave). One thing this D has lacked all year is a pass rush (hard not to when you lose a 1st 2nd and 4th round DEs to the draft year before). Mario Edwards (former #1 overall recruit) has improved but still is raw when it comes to rushing the passer. Eddie Goldman (former 5 star top 10 recruit DT) has been playing opposite of Edwards but he doesn't provide much rush off the edge. Reason I bring this up: All three have been BEASTS against the run. IMO this matchup couldn't be much better for FSU. Auburn's only chance is if Marshall has the passing game of his life.
As for professionals at the next level, you couldn't be more correct. Just broke down the D a bit, but boy is this offense ridiculous. Going to go against this soft Auburn D w all this fire power. Starting WRs Shaw, Greene and Benjamin will all be in the NFL. Shaw is definitely gone as a senior. First half of the season it wasn't debatable Greene was the #1 WR but boy has Benjamin caught fire the last 6 weeks. Greene is a junior while Benjamin is a redshirt Sophomore: if both declare after winning this National a Title, I wouldn't be surprised. RBs, Devonta Freeman and James Wilder Jr are both Juniors. I'd be surprised if both don't go to the draft this year with Karlos Williams ready to take over the reins (he is my pick for breakout player in National Title game that most don't know about). Williams moved from safety to RB in Week 2. He is CLEARLY better than both Freeman and Wilder which says a lot since both can leave early for NFL. You can't miss his talent. Jimbo has been loyal to Freeman and Wilder and didn't give many significant carries to Karlos until the game against Duke. I see him splitting w Freeman in title game and taking over the job for next year then having a monster year and being drafted as a starting NFL RB. Impersonally think Wilder isn't that good, but he was a high 5 star coming in and definitely has some potential. TE Nick O'Leary can leave as well as a junior. He can be a solid TE if he puts his mind to it. Definitely will be in the NFL. The center Stork will be drafted and Cameron Irving the LT is a top 2 round pick if he decides to leave this year. Was moved from DT to LT last year so he's a raw talent. Throwing Jameis in the mix, that is TEN offensive players that will no doubt be drafted at some point in the NFL. I've never seen anything like that. 

As I continue to say, I cannot see how this one is going to be close. But Anything can happen in one game! Leave in 30 hours for Pasadena. Can't wait to watch this massacre in person!  
 
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FSU's one Giant advantage is their QB play. Dont think this kid will fade away with the pressure.

You put Johnny on Alabama instead of AJ McCarron. Bama comes out destroying Oklahoma in the 2nd half. Not taking anything away from AJ hes solid but hes no super star game changing QB. J football is. Jamies Winston same type of QB except Winston has pitbulls playing Defense flying around all over the feckin place. Good defense and a game changing QB... its wrap. TAMU's defense was a joke and he still pulled the team on his back. 

FSU built like a jacked up SEC team in an ACC conference. Not their fault they smoke everyone by 50. No one has even come close to them. FSU by 3+ TDs.


 
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Malzahn and Auburn are receiving way too much respect; they are not unbeatable nor unstoppable. This is a team that had to score with seconds left to beat a 6-loss Mississippi State, that loss to a 3-loss LSU, that had to score with three minutes left to beat a 5-loss Ole Miss, that had to score with a minute left to beat a 3-loss Texas AM, that had to score with seconds left to beat a 5-loss Georgia, and that by a miracle beat Alabama.

If Auburn was in a conference other than the SEC, this spread would be much more differen
 
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Auburn will not be able to perform another miracle comeback because this game will not be close, FSU wins big.
 
 
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I couldn't agree more.....48-9 'Noles!!!
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