FSU Falls in High-Scoring Battle at No. 10 Alabama - Florida State University
Russell finished with 320 passing yards and 3 touchdowns as Alabama piled up more than 600 total yards in a 50-36 win.
- On Saturday, the Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the Florida State Seminoles 50-36 at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, amassing more than 600 yards of total offense.
- Florida State initially surged to a 21-6 lead as quarterback Ashton Daniels found Duce Robinson for a 20-yard touchdown, but two weather delays disrupted momentum and allowed Alabama's offense to regain control.
- Russell added 56 yards and a touchdown on the ground while crediting offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb for putting the offense in position to succeed; kicker Conor Talty extended his streak to 13 consecutive makes.
- Alabama pulled away late as running back Trae'Shawn Brown scored a 20-yard touchdown with 2:15 remaining, though the Crimson Tide defense allowed eight third-down conversions to Florida State.
- The Seminoles return home next Saturday to face FCS opponent Central Arkansas, while Russell emphasized that Alabama must eliminate mental mistakes to improve execution going forward.
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