- Florida State is one of six teams to not
allow 30 points in a game this season. - Florida State leads the nation in opponent
completion percentage (48.4) and fewest passing touchdowns allowed (4). FSU
also ranks 4th in opponent passer rating. - Florida State is the only team in the country
to not allow a passing touchdown at home. - Florida State held four consecutive opponents
under 150 passing yards for the first time since 1999. - Florida State held four consecutive opponents
under 50 percent completion percentage for the first time since 2003. - In October, Florida State led the nation in
opponent completion percentage (41.7), yards per pass allowed (4.2) and
opponent passer rating (72.41). - LSU ranks top 5 in scoring offense (45.3
ppg). FSU held the Tigers to 24 points, its lowest total of the season. - FSU also held Syracuse to its lowest point
total (3). - Holding opponents to just 12.6 points per
game over last five games. - Has overseen the development and growth of
cornerback Renardo Green, a Thorpe Award semifinalist, and defensive end Jared
Verse, a Lombardi Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy semifinalist. - Defense held Pitt to 0-for-11 on third down,
just the fifth time in recorded FSU history that a team did not convert a third
down opportunity. - Held Duke (76) and Wake Forest (82) under 100
passing yards in consecutive weeks. - Dating to last season, FSU had a 12-game
stretch with a takeaway, the Noles longest streak in nearly 10 years. - FSU has scored two defensive touchdowns this
season – a 30-yard interception from Jarrian Jones against Southern Miss and a
game-changing scoop-and-score from 56 yards at Clemson. FSU snapped Clemson’s
25-game home ACC winning streak by holding the Tigers to seven points after
halftime. - Allowing an average of 6.55 points per game after halftime.
