Florida State Hit with Bad News on QB’s Health, Raising Concerns for Cardinals Clash

The Florida State Seminoles are hit with bad news ahead of their most anticipated match against the Louisville Cardinals. The 18-year-old quarterback Tate Rodemaker might not play against the Louisville Cardinals due to an injury. With the season coming to an end, this will be the last game that both teams play in the Clash of the Titans.

Florida State continues to dominate the Atlantic Coast League table with an unbeatable record of 12-0. They’ve had an unbelievable season, for sure, but Louisville isn’t lagging far behind either. The Cardinals currently stand on an impressive record of 10-2. Moreover, if they manage to vanquish Florida, it’ll assert their reputation as the best team in the league. And with the potential benching of Tate Rodemaker, the Louisville team has a good chance at the championship.

Tate Rodemaker might not be playing against the Louisville Cardinals in the ACC championship.

If there’s one time that the Florida team desperately needed their franchise quarterback, it was now. Recent rumors have stated that he is suffering from a concussion that occurred against the Florida Gators in their last game.  And if Rodemaker doesn’t play, then the responsibility falls right on the shoulders of Brock Glenn and AJ Duffy.

Glenn is known to be more mobile than Rodemaker and has had an impressive record with six career rushes for 37 yards. Unfortunately, he didn’t play a lot of games due to a thumb injury against the Golden Eagles. But maybe with Rodemaker out of the picture, it will be Glenn’s time again. With all said and done, Rodemaker has been an essential part of the team and his stats so far are proof enough.

How vital has Tate Rodemaker’s performance been for the Florida Seminoles?

The number 18 quarterback has consistently given it his all to turn the tide in his team’s favor. Currently, Rodemaker’s stats speak up for his talent as he continues to dominate the league as one of the best QBs in the NCAA.

Rodemaker has thrown out a successful 510 passing yards and completed over 5 touchdowns. During the game against the Gators, he single-handedly completed over 134 yards before having to exit the game after a severe hit to the head. But with all said and done, if the Seminoles can’t win their match against the Cardinals, they will be out of the playoff debate, and thus, they desperately need Rodemaker to be fit for their match.

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