Last week against UL-Monroe, the FSU football offensive line had another fantastic first quarter. Helped by playcalling that called for quick reads and a bad Warhawk d-line, the FSU starting five played great. They paved the way for three early touchdowns, two of which were on the ground. They also kept James Blackman completely clean in the pocket.
Then, the line completely collapsed for the next two quarters, before rebounding in the 4th. The ‘Noles scored just 10 points until the late fourth quarter when the ground game finally got going again. So what happened to the FSU offensive line?