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Here are five takeaways from Florida State’s victory.
Special teams rollercoaster
This game of course came down to special teams, with both teams struggling with the unit throughout the game.
Shyheim Brown’s block capped the win in a game with craziness on the special teams units.
Toughness shown
For years the SEC has been known for its toughness and strong defenses, with LSU typically on the forefront of that.
Sunday, the Seminoles went toe-to-toe with one of the toughest teams in the nation and did not bat an eye.
A perfect example of that came in the third quarter when Travis delivered a strike to Ontaria Wilson for a 27-yard touchdown pass. On the play, Travis was hit by Ali Gaye on what was correctly deemed a targeting call. Wilson made a spectacular one-handed catch, but the play showed the toughness FSU showed all game.