Jimbo Fisher rebuilt Florida State football, won three conference championships, and delivered the program's third national championship. He also led the Seminoles into one of the biggest collapses in college football history. How much blame does Fisher deserve for the last three years?
This week on the High Motor podcast, Curt Weiler (Tallahassee Democrat) talked about Fisher's role in Florida State football's shocking transformation from annual national-championship contender to bowl contender and a national punchline.
Weiler also discussed Willie Taggart's role in the demise, what mistakes Taggart made in two seasons as head coach, expectations for the program's short- and long-term future, why Mike Norvell's arrival felt like Taggart's arrival (and why it didn't) and where Florida State, Louisville, and North Carolina fit in the ACC outlook.
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