Micahi Danzy

Florida State's gonna live off the explosives.

They're gonna try and run the ball effectively, and then they're gonna take shots down the field to Danzy, who has track speed, and they're gonna take shots to, to Deuce Robinson, who's a matchup nightmare.

Um, so yeah, I think it's a...

I mean, and Vegas would tell you this too.

And they had all those scoring drives against Alabama.

So I started to feel like, okay – And then you look at the individual weapons and how well – every game it's a different wide receiver, whether it's Javon Boggs or Deuce Robinson or Mekhi Danzy.

Then you've got the way Cromaw's playing.

And then Singleton, the way he was playing earlier.

I mean, Louisville's kind of reeling right now.

You're playing well.

I mean, we talked to Makai Danzy today.

He was the player we spoke to today.

I think they're going to have a lot more guys in the line of scrimmage.

But the beauty is, with this offense, theoretically – You put a bunch of guys at the line of scrimmage, well, you've got to deal with Danzy and Deuce and Boggs, and that's not easy.

So they've got weapons.

They've got weapons.

This is where the offense can be a problem for opponents.

If you got Deuce and Boggs and Danzy on the outside...

Man, I don't know that you want to be telegraphing before the play starts that we're going to be on one-on-one because we're loading up to stop the run.

Those are playmakers, especially when you're talking about ACC competition.

Sometimes he got himself in no man's land against West Virginia and they just hit those over the top throws from routes coming, you know, in the slot.

That's what I'm more concerned about because, you know, Boggs and especially Danzy who really burned Alabama.

Danzy is a former track and field runner.

He is one of the fastest

players I think in college football.