Florida State records snap count changes following loss to SMU

Florida State concluded its second game of the season on Monday, falling to SMU with a 27-24 final score. The coaching staff adjusted the offensive line rotation during the game, moving Nate Pabst to right tackle and inserting Paul Bowling at right guard. While running back Ousmane Kromah led his position group with 50 snaps and over 100 rushing yards, transfer Quintrevion Wisner did not see the field. Defensively, the staff narrowed the linebacker rotation, which yielded nine-tackle performances from both Chris Jones and Omar Graham Jr. Mike Norvell continues to withhold formal depth charts, leaving player usage data as the primary indicator of coaching preferences. The team now enters a bye week with the offense needing improvements following a game where the passing unit managed 67 total yards.

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