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Welcome to Florida State at The Voice of College Football Network, your home for In-depth discussion, debate, & analysis on all things Florida State. We have you covered from offseason all the way to game day. Join us as we embark on another season!Go Noles!For business inquiries please contact: Markrogerstv@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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July 31, 2026
Noles Camp Is Here & Unveils $400M Football Vision / Florida State PrimeTime Live 19
<p><strong>Noles Camp Is Here & Unveils $400M Football Vision</strong> <strong>Florida State PrimeTime Live 19</strong> Hosts: Jacob Smith & Jackson Burleson (FSUVOCFB)</p> <h3>Overview</h3> <p>Training camp is underway in Tallahassee amid extreme heat. The hosts express relief that football is back (even if only via social media highlights so far) and dive into recruiting news, the perceived disrespect in the ACC preseason poll, key position battles, player motivation as underdogs, major facility upgrades totaling roughly $400M+, rivalries, and historical player debates. Overall tone is cautiously optimistic: the roster has more talent and motivation than outsiders credit, with a realistic path to 7–8 wins if execution improves.</p> <h3>Key Recruiting Note</h3> <ul> <li>Four-star edge Mesh Dobson (Fort Lauderdale area, ~6'3", 235 lbs, top-60 nationally) committed to FSU (per Zach Blostein/247Sports). He reclassed from 2028 to 2027—the second recent reclass after Zakara Johnson.</li> <li>Hosts view him as a quality get who can rush the passer and add star power to the class. Discussion on reclassifications concludes they are usually positive (players who reclass tend to be physically/mentally ready) but remain case-by-case; success depends on the program’s depth chart and the player’s readiness rather than any universal trend tied to powerhouses.</li> </ul> <h3>ACC Poll & Expectations</h3> <ul> <li>Preseason ACC poll has Miami as the favorite; FSU is projected 11th yet received three first-place votes (one of the few teams outside the top 10 with any).</li> <li>Hosts call the ranking and ~5.5-win total “insane disrespect.” They argue the roster (led by Deuce Robinson, viewed as one of the ACC’s best players) warrants at least a top-7 projection and higher ranking than teams like NC State.</li> <li>Schedule is tough (Alabama, SMU, Miami, Clemson, Pitt, Florida). Early odds showed SMU only a small favorite (~-1.5), which the hosts see as evidence FSU is closer to contending than the poll implies.</li> <li>Realistic outlook voiced: 7–8 wins is attainable if the team stays competitive and beats the more winnable games (New Mexico State, Central Arkansas, Boston College, potentially Pitt/Florida/Clemson/SMU). Alabama is acknowledged as a steep climb.</li> </ul> <h3>Training Camp Focus Areas</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Running backs</strong>: Wide-open competition among Wisner, Corma, and Sam Singleton Jr. (looking especially fast early). Expect a committee or a clear leader to emerge; New Mexico State (big favorite) will be a showcase opportunity.</li> <li><strong>Defense</strong>: High promise. Praise for Chris Jones, returning contributor Jabril Rawls (some calling him a sneaky first-round corner prospect), and the Desir brothers. Freshman safety Chauncey Kennedy (four-star) is highlighted as a potential long-term difference-maker in the Derwin James mold due to physicality, speed, and developmental runway. Ashlyn Barker also noted for intense offseason work.</li> <li><strong>Offense</strong>: Ashton Daniels receiving strong leadership praise from Mike Norvell. Malachi Danzy has improved stop-start explosiveness significantly and is eyed for a breakout. True freshmen WRs Devin Carter and Jason Lopez could play big roles. Tight ends are drawing internal raves. Third WR spot and OL movement remain questions. Tom Herman’s presence is viewed positively for additional input.</li> <li><strong>Injuries to monitor</strong>: Javon Bogues and Makai Gaber limited but expected ready for Week 0; freshman Cam Brooks recovering from Achilles (possible late-season return).</li> <li>Atmosphere: Players described as “pissed off” and motivated by low external expectations. Deuce Robinson’s return (instead of NFL) is cited as evidence of buy-in to make FSU relevant again. Heat has been brutal (mid-90s+), but the group is handling it. Anquan Bolden visited camp and spoke to the team—seen as valuable motivation from a program legend.</li> </ul> <h3>Facilities & Program Investment</h3> <ul> <li>New Dunlap Football Operations Center (~$138.6M): Indoor turf, recovery amenities (cold/hot plunge), film room adjacent to walkthrough space for rapid installation, and overall quality claimed to rival or exceed many NFL facilities and rank among the best in college football.</li> <li>Doak Campbell Stadium overhaul (~$265M): Capacity reduced from ~79k to ~67k to prioritize premium seating/revenue. Hosts note the economics (premium experiences drive far more value) while acknowledging the trade-off for general fans. New arrowhead/entrance features and displayed “rocks” (rivalry symbolism) also praised.</li> <li>Combined investment approaches/exceeds $400M. Consensus: elite facilities should aid recruiting (especially in-state five-stars) and player development, though on-field results will determine whether boosters and momentum fully follow. Previous facilities were underwhelming by comparison.</li> </ul> <h3>Rivalries & Culture Notes</h3> <ul> <li>Quick poll-style discussion: Hosts lean toward players (and themselves currently) hating Miami more than Florida—driven by ACC competition, recent rankings/performance, and historical intensity (though Florida still carries weight, especially in recruiting). Comments and chat mixed; some still prioritize the in-state Florida rivalry.</li> <li>Broader sentiment: Fans need more belief. The underdog role removes pressure and could be advantageous if the team responds.</li> </ul> <h3>Greatest Seminole Debate (Light Segment)</h3> <ul> <li>Jackson leans Dalvin Cook (rushing records, four years, national title contribution, personal favorite). Other names floated: Jameis Winston (Heisman, leadership; recent comments clarifying the “crab legs” incident as a compliance-driven admission to avoid suspension), Anquan Bolden, Deion Sanders, Charlie Ward.</li> <li>Kicker aside: Roberto Aguayo’s college accuracy record vs. Sebastian Janikowski’s overall legacy/draft pedigree.</li> </ul> <h3>Closing</h3> <p>Hosts promote new show social accounts (TikTok, Instagram, X/Twitter) for clips and urge follows of @JSmithSports and @JacksonBurleson. Next full episode planned for the following Tuesday (one host unavailable the intervening week due to a recruiting symposium). Sign-off: Go Noles.</p> <p><strong>Bottom line from the show</strong>: Camp energy and facilities are strong positives. Talent and motivation exist to outperform the low preseason bar, but the product still has to show up on the field after recent lean years.</p><br/> <p>Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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July 30, 2026
Buying or Selling 2026 Florida State Predictions! / Florida State Seminoles LIVE 334
<p><strong>Buying or Selling 2026 Florida State Predictions</strong> — Florida State Seminoles LIVE (episode with Gus Wilson & Cole Kruger on FSUVOCFB / VOCFB).</p> <p>Hosts: Gus Wilson and Cole Kruger. Sponsored by FanDuel. Episode focuses on fall camp notes, open practice previews, and a buy/sell segment on 2026 FSU takes. Chat engagement (notably from R.A. Nixon) leaned heavily critical of Mike Norvell.</p> <h3>Context / Openers</h3> <ul> <li>First day of fall camp complete; first media-open practice Friday.</li> <li>Eyes on Ashton Daniels (positive Norvell comments; solid throw to Deuce Robinson), defensive line rotation (Mandrell Desir expected prominent; Diamante Diggs, Kevin Wynn, Daniel Lyons, depth like Daryl Desir/Deontay McCray), offensive line starting five (Chaplin likely LT; guards/RT fluid with portal and holdovers like Jaden Todd/Andre Otto), WR3 battle (Deuce Robinson + Makai Danzy locked 1-2; candidates include Devin Carter, Jason Lopez, Javen Boggs or more two-TE looks), and RB splits (Weisner vs. Cromer/Croma).</li> <li>Consensus vibe: Believe more in the talented roster than in Norvell. Roster talent is underappreciated after recent years; Norvell has given little reason for confidence.</li> </ul> <h3>Main Segment: Buy or Sell Takes</h3> <p><strong>1. FSU vs. SMU (Week 1, Labor Day Monday night, home) is the most impactful/crucial game of the 2026 season</strong> FanDuel opening line roughly pick’em / FSU +1.5.</p> <ul> <li><strong>Cole: Buy.</strong> Ranked opponent, early ACC test after New Mexico State. Sets tone/momentum heading into Alabama; similar “how good are we?” feel to past Labor Day spots. SMU viewed as top-3 ACC.</li> <li><strong>Gus: Buy.</strong> Most crucial (if not absolute most impactful). Loss creates negative momentum into Alabama and first ACC game; win builds foundation. Last year’s similar perception of both programs adds intrigue.</li> </ul> <p><strong>2. FSU beats at least one ranked opponent (current ranked slate: Alabama, SMU, Miami, Louisville)</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Gus: Sell.</strong> SMU could be close, but the other three are road games and poor matchups for this roster.</li> <li><strong>Cole: Buy (risky/boom-or-bust).</strong> Banks primarily on SMU at home; secondary opportunities if Virginia or others are ranked. Expects motivation and a ranked win to open ACC play.</li> </ul> <p><strong>3. Ashton Daniels starts every game in 2026</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Both: Sell.</strong> Injury risk (mobile QB who will take hits) or performance/benching. Expect looks for Sperry and/or Malachi Marshall (especially later if season goes poorly or Norvell’s status changes). Gus wants to see Marshall; best-case Daniels success would be a positive sign for the season overall. Daniels’ tape (esp. Vanderbilt/Alabama games) is better than pure “journeyman” stats suggest in the modern portal era.</li> </ul> <p><strong>4. An FSU player receives Heisman votes (first since Jordan Travis 2022)</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Gus: Sell.</strong> Deuce Robinson is the most realistic candidate for any consideration if he plays at an elite level; Daniels has the highest FanDuel Heisman odds on the roster but still long. No realistic defensive candidates.</li> <li>Discussion leans skeptical of meaningful votes but notes it would be nice for national attention.</li> </ul> <p><strong>5. Duce Robinson posts 1,000+ receiving yards in back-to-back seasons (first since Rashad Greene 2013–14)</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Both: Buy.</strong> Elite size/speed/athleticism + growing connection with Daniels. Top-3/4 WR talent nationally; offense should feature him heavily. Injury is the main risk. Path to early-round NFL draft status. Gus expects similar or cleaner production than last year with a more stable offense.</li> </ul> <p><strong>6. An FSU defender reaches double-digit sacks (last: Jermaine Johnson 11.5 in 2021; Mandrell Desir led with 6.5 last year in limited starts)</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Both: Buy.</strong> Mandrell Desir is the favorite in a larger role. Strong DL talent and rotation should create more opportunities. Even 9–9.5 would be encouraging.</li> </ul> <p><strong>7. Usman Cromer (Croma/Chroma) leads the team in rushing yards</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Both: Buy.</strong> More talented/higher-ceiling than Trey Weisner at this stage; expect roughly 50/50 or Cromer-leaning committee. Projection ~750–850 yards for Cromer (Weisner 500–700 range; Daniels also a factor as a bigger mobile QB than Castellanos). Power running fits well. Castellanos led last year with 557; Cromer’s 408 came in a reduced role.</li> </ul> <p><strong>8. FSU finishes top-4 in the ACC (no divisions)</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Both: Sell.</strong> Too many stronger or sneaky ACC teams (Miami, SMU, Pitt, Virginia, Louisville, possibly Virginia Tech/Wake Forest, etc.). More likely mid-pack (closer to 7–8) or 3–5/4–4 conference record. Not enough to crack top 4.</li> </ul> <p><strong>9. FSU is bowl-eligible (6+ wins)</strong> FanDuel over/under 5.5.</p> <ul> <li><strong>Cole: Buy.</strong> Roster too talented not to find six wins (circle a couple easy ones and grind four more).</li> <li><strong>Gus: Sell.</strong> Projects another 5–7 (or tight 5–7 / 6–6). Sees four relatively clear wins (New Mexico State, Central Arkansas, Boston College, possibly NC State) but is high on several ACC opponents and notes tough road spots (Alabama, Louisville, Miami, Clemson) plus Florida’s upward trajectory under Summerall. Talent is present; maximizing it under Norvell is the issue.</li> </ul> <p><strong>10. Mike Norvell is still FSU’s head coach on the sideline for the season finale vs. Florida</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Gus: Sell.</strong> “Norvell experiment is over.” Another 5–7 or 6–6 makes it hard to keep him through the Florida game; buyout (~$47M this year, declines later) is the main complication. Hottest seat (or near it).</li> <li><strong>Cole: Buy.</strong> Program has enough residual respect from the two good years that they likely let him finish the season (unless a disastrous stretch, e.g., heavy losses around the Miami/Louisville window into the bye). Moves would come after the season. Both expect he is unlikely to be coach in 2027. Potential mid-season firing window discussed around the Miami game / bye if results collapse early.</li> </ul> <h3>Closing Notes</h3> <ul> <li>Schedule difficulty and ACC strength of competition drive much of the skepticism on team-level outcomes despite individual talent optimism (Robinson, Desir, Cromer, Daniels upside, DL depth, etc.).</li> <li>Replacement talk (if/when Norvell is moved on): Big-name options who might become available (e.g., Luke Fickell style) more realistic than pulling a successful SEC coach; resources/money constraints noted. Silverfield-type “Memphis” path not preferred.</li> <li>Strong push for likes/comments/subscribes; content ramping up with season approaching. Follow VOCFB / hosts’ socials.</li> </ul> <p>Overall tone: Optimistic on several individual/player outcomes and roster talent; more measured-to-pessimistic on team results, bowl eligibility, ACC standing, and especially Norvell’s future.</p><br/> <p>Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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July 22, 2026
Duce Robinson says there is a sense of urgency for FSU / Florida State PrimeTime Live 18
<p><strong>Episode Notes: Florida State Primetime Live #18</strong> <strong>Host:</strong> Jackson Burleson (solo, with Jacob out sick) <strong>Sponsor:</strong> FanDuel <strong>Channel/Show:</strong> FSUVOCFB (Florida State-focused content) <strong>Date/Context:</strong> Recent episode covering ACC Media Days, recruiting, and 2026 season outlook (transcript timestamped around mid-2026 preseason).</p> <h3>Main Highlight: Deuce Robinson on Urgency for FSU</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Core Quote/Theme</strong>: Deuce Robinson emphasized a strong <strong>sense of urgency</strong> for the Florida State program. He stated they "feel the urgency and we can't be down anymore" and that "it's not in my DNA to lose this much."</li> <li>Robinson is portrayed as a leader on a mission this offseason. He returned instead of entering the NFL draft to help <strong>revitalize the program</strong> and restore FSU to the top of college football.</li> <li>He wants to see Tallahassee "in a good place" and is excited about the offensive side of the ball. Host notes Robinson gives "Dez Bryant vibes" with his physicality, 50/50 ball skills, and leadership.</li> <li>Emphasis on <strong>no excuses</strong> for 2026: New practice facility and stadium renovations are complete. The team must capitalize on this.</li> </ul> <h3>Other Key Topics Covered</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Recruiting Win</strong>: Commitment of 4-star safety <strong>Tayshaun Poole</strong> (Class of 2027, #4 nationally at position). Big flip over Georgia/Tennessee; 10th defensive player in class. Host praises his versatility, tackling, field awareness, and historic significance for his high school (first Power 4 commit from Howard HS).</li> <li><strong>ACC Media Days</strong>: Comments from Mike Norvell, Ashton Daniels, Duce Robinson, and Jabril Rawls. Praise for Daniels' leadership and experience.</li> <li><strong>2026 Season Outlook</strong>: <ul> <li>Tough schedule (e.g., SMU, Alabama, etc.), but several "gimme" games.</li> <li>Win total odds (via FanDuel): Over 5.5 wins at -152 (host finds this disrespectful/low; believes 7-8 wins possible).</li> <li>Mike Norvell discussion: High salary/buyout (~$51M), play-calling duties returning. Host believes progress (bowl game + wins >5) keeps him safe, but urgency is real after recent poor seasons.</li> </ul> </li> <li><strong>ACC Tiebreakers</strong>: New system (head-to-head + Team Success Ranking/TSR + body of work) to avoid last year's 5-way tie chaos (e.g., Duke over Miami). Host critiques it as still complicated, especially with uneven schedules and Notre Dame's influence.</li> <li><strong>Freshman Watch</strong>: <strong>Jansen Lopez</strong> (CBS Sports breakout freshman pick) — athletic 2-sport star with strong high school production; expected to contribute at WR and possibly special teams alongside others like Malachi Danzy and Devin Carter.</li> </ul> <h3>Host Tone & Closing</h3> <ul> <li>Optimistic but realistic about FSU's talent and need to "finish" games.</li> <li>Calls for fan engagement (subscribe, comments, etc.).</li> <li>Training camp starting soon; excitement building for the season.</li> </ul> <p>These notes capture the <strong>Duce Robinson urgency segment</strong> as the emotional core, alongside broader recruiting, coaching, and conference context. The episode runs ~30+ minutes based on the transcript. Great fan-focused breakdown for Noles supporters!</p><br/> <p>Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See <a href="https://pcm.adswizz.com">pcm.adswizz.com</a> for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.</p>
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