TALLAHASSEE — There was a twinkle in Bobo Wilson's eyes while he thought about what FSU's offense could accomplish.
The Seminoles spent a good chunk of their bye week getting back to the basics on offense, with the young group focusing on the subtle nuances that make a difference between a big play and a broken one. Mis-timing a pattern, over-shooting a pass, not getting the right call in pass protection — these little things added up for FSU when it mustered just seven points on offense against Boston College Sept. 18. The No. 11 Seminoles (3-0, 1-0 ACC) won thanks to a stingy defense and now take an undefeated record up to Winston-Salem, N.C., when FSU faces Wake Forest (2-2, 0-1 ACC) at…
