Mike Norvell touches on quarterbacks, injuries and more after Florida State's first scrimmage
Key Points:
- Florida State's first scrimmage of fall camp emphasized communication, alignment, and tempo, with the team running 70-80 plays and showing explosive moments on both offense and defense.
- Quarterback Ashton Daniels demonstrated strong command and confidence, with notable third-down throws, while Jasen Lopez made key plays on defense and in the return game.
- Several players received praise for their development, including Ousmane Kromah, Micahi Danzy, Ashlynd Barker, and the Desir twins, with the offensive line also showing solid performance.
- Special teams saw progress with Adam Scheier's installation of punt and field goal units, and multiple players poised to contribute in kick and punt returns.
- The coaching staff is managing player availability and addressing the ongoing 2022 class eligibility issue related to the "5-for-5" ruling, maintaining optimism about the team's overall status.