Seminoles searching for positives

Posted Oct 22, 2009
The exposure that comes with tonight's game at North Carolina is something few college football programs can afford to buy. High school football players from around the country will tune into ESPN to watch Florida State take on the Tar Heels. It is a recruiting tool unlike any other. That would especially be true for FSU if, in snapping a three-game losing skid, it could reveal a team that prospects want to be a part of for future years. (Florida Today)

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