2005 Florida State Seminoles

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When the 2005 Florida State Seminoles take the field, other teams better be ready for battle.  It would surprise anyone who follows college football betting closely if they do not make the ACC Championship game, and they are always a favorite with our football picks because of their ability to shut opponents down and run up the score on offense.

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Florida State Seminoles

Hopes are high for the Seminoles in 2005, which marks head coach Bobby Bowden’s 30^th season as the man at FSU.  Last year’s 9-3 overall record and 6-2 (good enough for 2^nd in the conference) ACC record would be considered a great accomplishment for just about any team, but when you’re talking about Florida State, anything less than a National Championship is always considered falling short.  Offensively FSU is coming off one of their least productive seasons in a long time.  Just 4 starters return on offense, but that shouldn’t be a huge concern for FSU fans, this could be just the kind of change the Seminoles need to better their offensive performance.  Florida State’s defense was one of the best in nation, especially against the run where they ranked 3^rd nationally.  Quarterback is the biggest question for this team, which it has been for the past few seasons.  Chris Rix is finally gone, which may be a blessing in disguise, for Rix had well-documented problems both on and off of the field.

This could be a very special season for the Seminoles.  The FSU players would like nothing more than to notch an undefeated season for Bowden, and make his 30^th season one to remember.  Defensively this team is going to be one of the most feared in the nation.  If they figure out their offense early in the season they’ll fast become one of the favorites to contend for the National Title.  Playing in this division they have a slightly easier road to the ACC Championship than Miami or Virginia Tech, but not by much.  Another 9 win season is not out of the question, but don’t be surprised if they end up even better than that, this is a very talented squad.
 

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