A few FSU players still pondering future, but no opt-outs in Cheez-It Bowl

A few FSU players still pondering future, but no opt-outs in Cheez-It Bowl

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Mike Norvell knew the questions could be coming.Before Florida State defensive end Jared Verse and safety Jammie Robinson met with media members after the Seminoles’ first bowl practice…

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