The Florida State Seminoles have not been good at all this season. There's more to it than just quarterback Deondre Francois being out for the year too. FSU's 2-5 record coupled with the ineptitude on offense has reportedly led the school to not bring back quarterbacks coach and co-offensive coordinator Randy Sanders for next season. That report is coming from 247Sports and they are saying that it should come as no surprise.
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Noles247 also says that Sanders interviewed for the Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback coach job, but did not get the position. He has been with the Seminoles since the 2013 BCS Championship season.
This year the offensive line for FSU was not showing the ability to block anyone and the offense has been dead last in scoring in the conference this year at 17.4 points per game. They are also also last in the ACC in total offensive yards with under 340 per game. Those numbers are just unacceptable at FSU and a search will undoubtedly be under way soon for someone who can vastly improve the offense should the reports be true.
