I felt like I was watching that "Count Me In" drummer documentary all over again, except this time I was waiting for McKenzie Milton instead of Neil Peart.

JT is clearly quicker on his feet than KZ, and also has a height advantage, but is slower to find receivers and unleash the football, especially with precision.

JT panics quicker under pressure, and there was a lot of that due to mismatches on the line. I could see that a healthy KZ would have a better chance, but just before the substitution, I was actually hoping it wouldn't happen. I didn't want to see him get thrown to the wolves, and then boom, he is. I was smiling ear-to-ear after that first completion.

Notre Dame should have put the game away much earlier, but got way too conservative, especially on defense, near the end.

FSU hosts Jacksonville State next week, and that should be a pretty easy win. I thought they might be saving KZ for some late time when they're running away with that one. No matter who starts next week, both QBs should get some playing time, and that might help cement FSU's QB choice for the rest of the season. Or, they might find a way to make a two-QB system work like Bowden did in the late 70's.