FSU football grades reveal why Seminoles fell apart
Florida State football suffered a 44 to 20 loss to Louisville after blowing an early 14 to 0 lead. See the team grades.
Florida State's disappointing 44-20 loss to Louisville highlighted significant issues within the team's performance. Quarterback Ashton Daniels received a D grade, showcasing improved decision-making early on but struggling with pocket awareness and timing, resulting in 209 passing yards and two touchdowns. The offense as a whole earned a D+ grade, as Ousmane Kromah rushed for 88 yards on 19 carries, but the team failed to capitalize on their momentum after a failed fourth-and-goal attempt.
The defense, graded F, allowed Louisville to score 35 unanswered points, with 397 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns. Special teams also received a D grade due to a crucial kickoff return mistake, while coaching decisions like going for it on fourth-and-goal were criticized. Overall, the Seminoles received a D grade, signaling the need for a rapid turnaround before their crucial matchup against Miami.
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