Ashton Daniels' debut at Doak Campbell comes with 'some good and bad' as Florida State takes the season opener
Summary
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Ashton Daniels completed 17 of 27 passes for 202 yards with one touchdown and one interception in Florida State's 34-17 opener, adding 30 rushing yards and a score.
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Daniels' mobility created several of Florida State's best plays, but inconsistent pass protection forced him to escape frequently and contributed to a poor second-quarter interception.
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Micahi Danzy and Duce Robinson combined for seven catches and 101 yards, while the offense showed multiple one-on-one answers through its receivers, tight ends and backs.
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Florida State's backs powered the offense, led by Ousmane Kromah's 114 rushing yards and Samuel Singleton Jr.'s 130 combined rushing and receiving yards with two touchdowns.
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The Seminoles need cleaner protection and more consistent quarterback decisions before facing No. 19 SMU and later traveling to Alabama.
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