The Florida State Seminoles completed their three-game homestand versus ACC newbie Cal after a woeful 0-3 start to FSU's season. The Golden Bears got in the match unbeaten after winning versus San Diego State 31-10 last weekend. FSU quarterback DJ Uiagalelei was 16 for 27 with 177 lawns, one goal, and an interception. Running back Lawrance Toafili was an emphasize of the video game with 80 lawns and a rating along with pass receiver Ja'khi Douglas who had a goal of his own.
It wasn't quite for the Seminoles as they relocated to 1-3 (1-2 ACC) however a win is a win, and the ‘Noles had the ability to snap their three-game losing streak with a success over the Cal Golden Bears. The defense hung on with back-to-back sacks to seal the video game.
The ‘Noles offense began the match with running back Lawrance Toafili beginning them off with a four-yard rush. Uiagalelei fumbled on the very first drive, however tight end Kyle Morlock had the ability to recuperate it. On 4th and one at their own 35-yard line, however an incorrect start required the punting group onto the field.
Cal running back Jaydn Ott got an initially down after a harsh hit by linebacker DJ Lundy, and protective end Josh Farmer taped the very first sack of the video game, driving Cal back as both groups traded punts.
Pass receiver Jak'hi Douglas got the Seminoles throughout midfield off a 15-yard jet sweep, and pass receiver Jaylen Brown moved them into Cal's red zone. Uiagalelei discovered Morlock for 12 to make it initially and objective, and Toafili provided Florida State its very first points of the video game off a two-yard hurrying goal,
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Uiagalelei tossed his 3rd interception of the season in as lots of video games, ending the drive that nullified the efforts by Toafili. The turnover provided Cal a possibility, and Mendoza capitalized with a 46-yard pass to pass receiver Mikey Matthews. Cal's very first points of the video game originated from the toes of Ryan Coe making ball game 7-3.
Protective back Edwin Joseph protected an interception for the ‘Noles, providing another opportunity to rating just like a little over a minute on the half. Florida State required a stimulate on offense, and Douglas offered it to them with a 16-yard reception. The drive rapidly stalled and the ‘Noles turned it over on downs.
FSU got in the half with a 7-6 lead. It was the very first time they've led a group all season.
The Bears' offense got the ball to begin the 3rd quarter and opened with a huge reception by Mason Starling for 19 backyards. Charges afflicted Cal the whole night, however Mendoza's arm continued to bail them out. Back-to-back passes to Trond Grizzell, and Ott put them in scoring variety. A huge take on for loss by protective end Patrick Payton pressed Cal back into basket variety; Coe missed out on the 36-yard effort.
