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Florida State Routs Virginia 38-7

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Florida State beat Virginia 38-7, scoring 38 unanswered points after trailing. The Seminoles recorded 10 sacks and held Virginia to 205 yards. Ashton Daniels set a Florida State program record with five rushing touchdowns, while Virginia punter Daniel Sparks set a program record with 397 punting yards.

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The 3-2 Seahawks are slight road favorites against the 3-2 Broncos on Thursday night, with analysts pointing to Seattle’s defense and Jaxon Smith-Njigba as matchup advantages. Seattle’s recent turnovers and struggling run game, however, could give Denver an opening after the Broncos’ win over the Chargers.

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