In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we break down a shocking result — Florida State 31, Alabama 17 — and it wasn’t even that close. From the first quarter on, it was clear: FSU wasn’t just here to compete, they were here to dominate. Behind a breakout performance from QB Tommy Castellanos, the Noles ran for 230 yards, controlled the trenches, and made Alabama look physically overmatched — a phrase we almost never say.Castellanos — who transferred from Boston College — silenced every doubter and backed up all his preseason confidence. He looked poised, tough, and electric, leaving Alabama’s defense scrambling. Meanwhile, Jermaine Bernard emerged as a legit weapon, and Florida State’s defensive front suffocated the Tide offense.On the other side, Alabama’s 74 rushing yards tell the story. Ty Simpson threw for 250 yards but looked out of sync, and the team never found its footing after an early drive stalled. Is Kalen DeBoer the guy? Too early to say — but this was a brutal first impression.We unpack what this means for both teams: FSU gains a true playoff-caliber signature win, and the ACC has been put on notice. For Alabama, it’s not over — this wasn’t a conference loss — but serious questions now surround the Tide.Was this a fluke or Florida State’s new identity?Let us know in the comments — and hit subscribe if you love unfiltered college football talk.

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