(4/6/26): Shaky QBs during scrimmage? Baseball notches big series win

The Wake Up WarChant podcast dives into Florida State's spring football progress, highlighting a shaky quarterback competition following the second scrimmage, with both Ashton Daniels and Kevin Sperry showing flashes of potential but lacking consistency. The defense, led by standout performances from Rylan Kennedy and promising depth in the front seven, dominated the scrimmage, though concerns remain about key players like Deuce and Chris Jones being limited. The team’s offensive struggles are partially explained by the absence of top receivers and tight ends, as well as the lack of live reps for quarterbacks. Meanwhile, the baseball team continues its dominant stretch, sweeping Virginia in a tough road series despite missing star Miles Bailey, with Bryson Moore delivering a masterful shutout performance. The offense showed depth, with multiple players contributing, and the pitching staff—featuring Moore, Beard, Mendez, and Abraham—emerged as a major strength. The softball team extended their winning streak to 24 games, led by Issa Torres’ offensive dominance and flawless defense at shortstop. The show also touches on upcoming challenges, including a key midweek game against Florida and a grueling three-game series against top-ranked Georgia Tech. Finally, the hosts reflect on the national basketball scene, including UConn’s championship run and a heated post-game incident between coaches.