FSU players, alumni vent after Alabama offense flops in College Football Playoff
It won’t make their pain go away, but FSU’s players certainly took some satisfaction from Alabama’s 27-20 overtime loss to Michigan on Monday in the College Football Playoff.
According to the CFP selection committee, 13-0 Florida State was jumped by the 12-1 Crimson Tide in the final rankings because the Seminoles’ offense would be too limited without injured starting quarterback Jordan Travis.
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But on Monday, Alabama quarterback Jordan Milroe threw for just 116 yards on 16-of-23 passing. The Crimson Tide accounted for just 288 yards of total offense and scored 10 points in each half.
The two teams combined to convert 5 of 24 third downs in a game that was dominated by both defenses.
Not surprisingly, it didn’t take Florida State’s players — and former players — long to take to social media to vent about the Seminoles being left out of the playoff.
Defensive back Jarrian Jones:
Quarterback Jordan Travis
Offensive lineman Darius Washington
Kicker Tyler Keltner
Defensive tackle Darrell Jackson
Former FSU/NFL DE Peter Boulware
Former FSU/NFL QB Danny Kanell
Former FSU/NFL defensive lineman Jacobbi McDaniel
Former FSU LB Dontavious Jackson
Talk about this story with other die-hard Florida State football fans on the Tribal Council.
