Just got back from the UNC game last night.  What a blast.  As an avid Seminoles fan stuck in eastern Carolina I always try to make it to the games played in state, and since this was UNC's first Thursday night game I couldn't pass on the oppurtunity to make it over to Chapel Hill.  Here's a few quick thoughts.

First off Kenan stadium looks much better in person than on T.V.  Though it could use another screen since the visitor's have to break their neck to see anything.

Second, the UNC fans were jumping.  I haven't seen UNC fans that pumped outside of basketball season.  The crowd was hot all night and stayed pretty much till the end.

There was a pretty good showing of FSU fans with the visitor's section pretty full by halftime.

There  were only maybe 20 black shirts/jersey's among the crowd.  It was very pro-Bobby with a loud Bobby chant going up when he walked off the field after the game.  Oh, by the way there were about a hundred FSU fans lined up by the hedge once the game ended and they treated BB like a rock star.  He even threw his hat into the crowd and they about fell all over themselves to grab it.

CP7 is the man, and got a decent Ponder chant for his efforts while heading to the locker room as well.  A few of the players were shaking hands with the fans after the game as well (mostly defensive players).

Overall, it was a great atmosphere, and it's always nice to make the drive and get a "W". 

     I have no statistically analysis to back up that headline, but as I was pondering (no pun intended) the lack of a decent defense I couldn't help but consider that we will be constantly playing from behind or neck in neck with just about everybody.  That minor detail could possibly set up Ponder who, so far, has shown loads of potential to possibly put up some serious TD numbers.  So as a means of therapy to get over the tough loss on Monday let’s focus on something positive.  How many TD’s do you think CP7 will throw this year?  

Just for the record I’m thinking 28 which would be double what he put up last year.