Are you serious? The Seminoles are less than two-touchdown favorites against a Yellow Jackets team that is only in Year 2 of a rebuild from the triple option to a modern offense? No way. I love what Geoff Collins is building in Atlanta, but the operative word is “building.” Meanwhile, Florida State has a new offense, an established quarterback in James Blackman and one of the best defenses in the country. Lay all of those points.

New coach Mike Norvell takes over a Seminoles squad that many believe underachieved under Willie Taggart. QB James Blackman isn't one of those underachievers, as he has gotten better every season as the starter. His return, along with talented WR Tamorrion Terry, should give Florida State enough firepower on offense. The biggest challenge for the Yellow Jackets will be whether or not they are able to win along the line of scrimmage. Big Seminoles DT Marvin Wilson figures to make a few plays on Saturday.