Florida State quarterback Ashton Daniels is making waves with his strong reaction to what he perceives as an unfair snub from On3's QB rankings. Daniels, an experienced transfer from Auburn, believes he should have been included in the top-ten list, especially given his impressive performance against ranked teams like Vanderbilt and Alabama. With over 700 passing attempts and a 24-22 touchdown-to-interception ratio, Daniels feels he has the credentials to be recognized. However, his supporting cast at Florida State may be a factor, as he lacks the same level of firepower as his Auburn teammates, who had top-end wide receivers catching the ball. Despite this, Daniels is determined to prove himself on the field, knowing that his team's recent record (7-17 over the last two seasons) won't earn them any respect without tangible results. The article concludes with a playful prediction that On3 will be eating their words if Daniels leads the Seminoles to eight wins and buys head coach Mike Norvell some time. This scenario highlights the importance of on-field performance in the world of college football rankings and the potential for public perception to shift dramatically based on team success.
