TALLAHASSEE, Florida -- The Florida State defense wasn't able to record the shutout, but the No. 8 Seminoles still ran away with a convincing 54-6 victory against out-manned Bethune-Cookman late Saturday night at Doak Campbell Stadium.
Playing before an announced crowd of more than 70,000, the Seminoles led 33-0 at halftime and added three more touchdowns in the third quarter. Starting quarterback Jameis Winston only completed 10 of 19 passes for 148 yards, but his statistics were hurt by a number of dropped passes. Sophomore Jacob Coker was able to come in during the third quarter for mop-up duty.
Other than a handful of dropped passes and a fumble inside the red zone, the No. 8 Florida State football team did everything necessary to assert its dominance in the first half Saturday against visiting Bethune-Cookman.
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