The FSU football offense has used tempo to its advantage under Kendal Briles to become a top 25 offense after being terrible in 2018.
Tempo allows for more possessions while also hiding the deficiencies of the offensive line by catching defenses off guard and not lining up properly.
It also makes it easier to take advantage of favorable matchups once they are identified as it’s harder for opposing teams to substitute players.
However, the question is should FSU football use tempo on offense or not against such a good defense. Clemson will field by far the best defense the Noles have faced all season.