Florida State backfield generates plenty of excitement following scrimmage: 'You could feel their development'
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Texas transfer RB Quintrevion Wisner was held out of Florida State's first scrimmage with a minor issue, but coaches said he had practiced well and made a significant jump since spring.
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Ousmane Kromah and Samuel Singleton Jr. used the extra work to impress with downhill physicality, yards after contact and tackle-breaking; defensive coordinator Tony White singled out Kromah as an offensive standout.
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Florida State expected to use substantial 21 personnel, with Kromah's receiving ability allowing the offense to shift from split-back looks to spread formations with a running back in the slot.
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Kromah and Singleton showed pass-protection growth, but Florida State had not selected the first back for Week 0; ball security, receiving and quarterback protection would help decide the rotation.
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