Florida State Seminoles get a mixed bag of news on their availability report vs. the Clemson Tigers
The Seminoles got some mixed news on the availability report vs. Clemson.
The Florida State Seminoles were finally able to end their conference losing streak last week, as they beat Wake Forest in a pretty dominant fashion. Now, they go on the road to play the Clemson Tigers, in one of the toughest places to play in America, even if the Tigers are 3-5.
Clemson can still win this game, and they could very well blow the Noles out, because they do have that kind of talent on their roster. Guys like defensive tackle Peter Woods can single-handedly take over a game. So, it’s fair to say that if the Noles want to make a bowl game, winning this one is important. They need all hands on deck.
Unfortunately for the Noles, they won’t have all hands on deck. Fortunately for them, they should be getting two very important players back. So, it’s a mixed bag of news for them on the availability report.
Seminoles’ availability report vs. Clemson
The Seminoles’ Availability report is as follows:
OUT
DL #13 Deamontae Diggs
DB #16 Quindarrius Jones
TE #23 Chase Loftin
DB #26 Ricky Knight III
LB #29 Caleb LaVallee
LB #35 Ethan Pritchard
DB #47 Donny Hiebert
QUESTIONABLE
LB #7 Stefon Thompson
DL #10 James Williams
WR #15 Jayvan Boggs
WR #81 Elijah Moore
WR #82 Teriq Mallory
PROBABLE
RB #3 Kam Davis
RB #5 Roydell Williams
The Tigers have more players listed as out, but not as many listed as questionable.
OUT
WR #12 Bryant Wesco Jr.
RB #21 Jarvis Green
RB #26 Jay Haynes
DE #34 Armon Mason
LB #37 Logan Anderson
LB #43 Billy Wilkes
OL #52 Elyjah Thurmon
DT #55 Makhi Williams Lee
OL #63 Easton Ware
DE #99 Ari Watford
PROBABLE
DT #45 Vic Burley
OL #50 Collin Sadler
The Noles have struggled on the road. This game won’t be easy, no matter what the records say.
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