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- In Cover 3's Alabama-Florida State discussion, a host takes Alabama's team total over 34.5 and expects at least 35 points. This is the episode's stated pick against Florida State's defense, not a Florida State team-total wager or a current price check. - The rationale is a perceived Alabama athleticism and talent advantage over Florida State's defenders. The discussion also notes Alabama has not been especially up-tempo through two games and treats sloppy quarterback play or renewed drops as potential obstacles. These are matchup opinions and conditional risks, not new availability reports.

- Cover 3 praised Florida State's running backs but questioned whether the overall roster has enough depth to stay with Alabama for a full 60 minutes. The concern is sustaining competitive stretches over four quarters, rather than an announced injury or a specific depth-chart demotion. - Florida State's suggested path is to capitalize on Alabama quarterback errors and use the ground game to convert third and fourth downs. That could keep portions of the game competitive, but the hosts still expected Alabama's depth advantage to become harder to manage as the game progresses.

- Florida State's podcast hosts criticized off-tackle runs on second-and-six because they expected those calls to leave the offense facing another third down, an area they viewed as a major weakness rather than citing a specific conversion statistic. - Florida State's hosts questioned the give-or-keep decision burden placed on Daniels and suggested directly calling a pass to simplify the choice, presenting their proposed adjustment rather than a confirmed change by the coaching staff.

- Florida State's podcast criticized safeties retreating from the first-down marker to roughly five yards beyond it after the snap, creating excessive separation between the safeties and linebackers in the host's coverage assessment. - Florida State's host described the secondary as confused and faulted the lack of flat-coverage adjustments involving the secondary and linebackers under Tony White, an analyst's criticism rather than a reported staff or depth-chart change.