Nov 12, 2022; Syracuse, New York, USA; Florida State Seminoles head coach Mike Norvell watches play on the field against the Syracuse Orange in the second quarter at JMA Wireless Dome. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports
Greg McElroy knows the Florida State Seminoles are entering the 2023 season with a lot of hype. They’re being considered by some as potential College Football Playoff contenders.
So what does coach Mike Norvell’s team need to do before Week 1 to reach those lofty expectations?
On “Always College Football,” McElroy named his biggest question mark for the Seminoles entering the 2023 campaign:
“The first thing I’m interested in when it comes to Florida State (is) the transfers,” McElroy said. “Florida State, like they did a year ago, appears to have gotten better. But then I look at this upcoming year and I look at this spring. How are t
he new additions going to factor in as far as playing time is concerned? Florida State brings back an awful lot of productivity from last year. How do you complement those returning players with the new additions without disrupting some of the chemistry that was created last year? That’s what I want to see.”
Will the Seminoles be able to bring the new players into the fold seamlessly? We’ll find out as this spring progresses.
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