FSU has shown they can string together some early drives and score points, they did it against Bama and UL. Keeping it together and avoiding turnovers once they run out of bullets, is something they have yet to show.
What Miami needs to do is simple, stay the aggressor, especially against an overmatched opponent.
First, RUN THE FRIGGIN' OFFENSE. MarioBALL follows a consistent pattern: Get a lead, and then try to grind the other team into full submission, execution over aggression. It happened last year against FSU, and again this year against Wake. We did it against Clemson with success, running 9 times in a row, but that's been the exception. Typically, it has hurt us.
On Defense, figure out 3rd downs. We have a pattern of being aggressive on early downs, then backing off on 3rd. It's killed us at times. Maybe getting Lucas back and rotating Fitzgerald back to S/Nickel can help some, but we are letting teams convert too many untimely 3rd and longs.
Daniels doesn't take care of the football, make him uncomfortable. Shortening their drives are an extra possession for us against their overmatched defense. Last year, we were aggressive and Castellanos was a trainwreck, then we backed off and they found the EZ a few times. Don't give up cheap throws to Deuce Robinson by being in soft zone. We are the better team, call the game that way.