It’s not shocking that the ‘Noles lost to Dabo Swinney’s nationally ranked Tigers, but there’s hope despite the offensive line remaining a disappointment.

Clemson blitzed Florida State out of the gate and built a 17-0 lead before the conclusion of the first quarter. After the initial punch, the Seminoles settled in but it wasn't enough to mount a comeback despite some promising signs from redshirt freshman quarterback Brock Glenn.

After the first 15 minutes of play and a 17-0 deficit, it looked like Florida State was well on its way to replicating or outpacing its 59-10 loss to the Clemson Tigers — still the worst-ever home loss in FSU school history.