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This week the Third and Nole crew discuss the letdown of the season, the Wake Forest victory, and a glance at the Future.
After suffering the first loss of the season, they Third and Nole crew discuss what went wrong (and positives) and the need for resetting expectations for the season.
With Miami on deck, the Noles need to put the game in the rear view and focus on the in state rivals from Coral Gables. Quick discussion and score predictions about the um game wrap the episode.
Unranked FSU takes down top 10 Bama in the season opener. The Third and Nole crew react to the the incredible effort of the Nole squad including Unsung heroes and plays of the game. Resetting expectations and a new outlook on the season are also discussed.
Enjoy!
After suffering technical difficulties with our audio file from the last Pod. Our Co-host Chris takes time out of his day to give an overview of the results of the draft plus the score predictions for game 1.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
TAN Staff.
As the team is wrapping up fall camp to install game prep for Alabama, the Third and Nole crew discuss expectations for Bama game. Additionally, they discuss areas of concern and excitement heading into the season.
They wrap up the discussion with some comments about the recent Jimbo/Freddie Stevenson interview.
The T.A.N. crew back after a long break to discuss our FSU Seminoles.
How bad is bad? The Thirdandnole crew discuss frustrations and a positive or two.
After a dismal 2024 season, is there reason for optimism? The Third and Nole crew discusses the aftermath of the pitiful season. New coordinators, new QB, new recruits... All discussed in this episode.
Pat shares stories regarding Coach Bowden, his time at FSU, the NFL and his thoughts of the current landscape of college football. Also, Pat speaks about his new book 'All American Poet'.
After starting 1-4 on the season, significantly under performing expectations, the crew dissects how we got here and potential solutions. Youth movement, new coach(es), etc.
As frustration grows, what's next? No clear answer exist, unfortunately. What would you do?
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