Like the Indianapolis Colts’ transition from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck, Florida State could go from one top-tier quarterback to another.
Without all the losing in between, that is.
Some pieces have to fall in place first, but the thought of Ohio State’s Braxton Miller finishing his college career at Florida State could be a great move for both parties. Nothing is close to official yet, but Tom D’Angelo of The Palm Beach Post tweets that FSU has been told that Miller is interested in playing for the Seminoles in 2015.
Officially, there has been no comment from Miller, Ohio State or Florida State on the matter. Earlier this week, a report surfaced from Blue Devil Lair that Miller was interested in transferring to Duke.
However, let’s say for the sake of conversation that the Miller-FSU marriage comes to fruition.
The first thing it would do is give Florida State an experienced, dynamic quarterback following the likely departure of Jameis Winston to the NFL. As a soon-to-be redshirt senior, Miller would be available to play right away as a grad student.
Florida State’s quarterback situation would definitely be a question mark. Sean Maguire has been Winston’s backup this season, but hasn’t thrown a pass in a game since Oct. 4 against Wake Forest. Meanwhile, Deondre Francois and De’Andre Johnson are two quarterback prospects verbally committed to Florida State for the class of 2015.
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