Mike Norvell’s miserable season took another gut-wrenching turn Friday night. They fell 21-11 to NC State in Raleigh, dropping to 5-6 overall and 2-6 in ACC play. After the game, offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn opened up about what’s gone wrong with an offense that started the season looking unstoppable.
When asked about the lack of big plays that defined FSU’s early success, Malzahn admitted what many have been thinking. Teams have figured them out, and he’s struggling to adjust.
“When we’re at our best, we’re hitting the big plays. That’s when we get touchdowns,” he said. “Some teams play you a little bit looser, which takes away the big plays. We tried to throw a couple, it didn’t work out early. Then they back up a little bit, and they make you run the ball,” Malzahn added.
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