These are two teams heading in opposite directions. Since the Week 1 loss to No. 1 Georgia, the Tigers have been rolling, averaging 55.0 points per game. Meanwhile the Seminoles are in a free fall, coming off a 26-point loss to SMU. For Saturday, Florida State will be forced to start backup quarterback Brock Glenn, whose two starts last year were not pretty. Two units on Clemson.

Florida State QB DJ Uiagalelei won't get a chance for a revenge game against his former team, Clemson. But perhaps it's just as well, because his stint with the Seminoles has been disastrous. He threw 3 INTs in last week's blowout loss to SMU. He will be replaced by Brock Glenn, who has looked unspectacular in limited action. Even so, the change should provide a spark for the Seminoles against Clemson, which has rolled against meager competition since a Week 1 blowout loss to Georgia. Look for the Seminoles to salvage some respectability by putting up a fight.