Did TVD have a "choice" to declare for the NFL draft or come back? Not to mention that Kenny Pickett and Sam Howell left. So who are all these other amazing ACC quarterbacks who would have been drafted high, but "chose to come back"?
As for this bad luck of scheduling tough OOC teams, last time I checked, the Gaytors were an annual opponent. In 2020, F$U played exactly ONE out-of-conference game, a win over Jacksonville State. Of course, in 2021, F$U then LOST to Jacksonville State. They beat mighty UMass. Was it "bad luck" that they lost to Notre Dame at home, which is a semi-ACC game (the ND games get scheduled due to ND's semi-membership in the ACC).
So where is the "bad luck"? Oh, maybe it's future games. Again, setting aside the automatic rivalry game with Florida, for 2022 F$U is scheduled to play DUQUESNE, LOUISIANA, and, alright, they play LSU in a Kickoff Game. You know, the same LSU that just went 6-7 and fired their coach. Plus the Gaytors just fired their coach. So, you know, not exactly the toughest OOC schedule ever.
2023? North Alabama, Southern Miss, LSU (in another Kickoff game), and the Gaytors. 2024? Charleston Southern, Memphis, Notre Dame, and the Gaytors. So we are supposed to bemoan the "bad luck" of the evil F$U administration scheduling back-to-back Kickoff games with a bad LSU team, plus the ACC rotation of Notre Dame games? Or should they be angry at the Florida legislature requiring F$U to play the Gaytors every year?
Oh, lord, the baaaaaaad luck that F$U has to endure...
He's gotta be referring to the WF QB coming back for his 6th year. He lit them up in Winston Salem last year
