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- Noles247 staff predictions all picked SMU over Florida State, with projected margins ranging from four points to eighteen points. - The staff repeatedly identified SMU's quarterback stability, offensive line, tempo, and coaching advantage under Rhett Lashlee as matchup edges over Florida State. - One case for Florida State was that it had a Week Zero warmup, home field, and game-day setting, but most staffers still expected SMU to pull away late.

- Florida State's updated availability report for the SMU game had multiple Seminole changes while SMU had no changes.

- SMU's initial Florida State availability report listed wideouts Daylon Singleton and Devin Carter, safeties Ahmaad Moses and Jaden Miller-Jones, defensive backs Chuck Kennon, Karson Hobbs, Jordan Crutchfield, and K.J. Kirkland, tight end Gavin Markey, wide receiver Tae'Shaun Gelsey, running backs Zay Parks and Amari Thomas, offensive lineman Bradyn Welch-Joiner, defensive linemen Darryll Desir and Kevin Wynn, linebacker Caleb LaVallee, cornerback Quindarrius Jones, and rover - Florida State and SMU will update the availability report again before their Monday, September 7 game at Doak Campbell Stadium.

- SMU had multiple questionable names noted for the FSU game, including Ahmaud Moses, Jaden Milner-Jones, and wide receiver Daelin Singleton. - The discussion specifically said one questionable player had not been confirmed as medically cleared. - Treat this as a watch-list item for SMU depth and pregame availability, not a confirmed absence.

- SMU's captain group was mentioned as evidence of veteran depth, though the snippet included subscription noise. - The actionable football note is availability-related: a questionable player had not been confirmed medically cleared. - Keep this tied to SMU's FSU-week availability rather than treating it as a firm depth chart change.

- TALLAHASSEE -- Florida State offensive coordinator Tim Harris Jr. and defensive coordinator Tony White are set to speak with the media on Monday around 11:30 a.m. - They will review the performance of their sides of the ball in Saturday's season-opening victory over New Mexico State and look ahead to SMU on Labor Day.

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