Florida State couldn't afford to fall to 1-3, and they certainly didn't want to lose to an FCS school like the Central Arkansas Bears. They handled business the way they should have with a 34-7 victory.
FSU only had the ball for just over 20 minutes, which normally wouldn't be a good thing. However, they still racked up over 400 yards of offense, which included 179 rushing yards. It was the type of performance you'd expect from the Seminoles' offense, as they never allowed the game to be in any doubt.
With all that said, these were the top offensive players for Florida State on Saturday afternoon.
Jayvan Boggs
He was the star of the day as Boggs had a career game vs. Central Arkansas. He hauled in six passes for 122 yards and one touchdown. This is the type
of game that FSU has been looking for since he joined the program after a stellar career at Cocoa High School, and it's one he can build on as he looks to be an even more important piece to Florida State's passing attack.
Ousmane Kromah
The sophomore just keeps showing why he is RB1 in Tallahassee. He finished with a strong all-around showing with 86 yards rushing and two scores plus another 19 yards receiving. Kromah is averaging over six yards per carry and over 99 yards rushing per game so far in 2026. If FSU is to continue winning, Kromah will have to continue to be the starting point.
Ashton Daniels
Daniels threw one head-scratching interception to end the first half, but he was efficient besides that. He ended up throwing for 224 and two touchdowns while completing 12 of his 18 pass attempts. On the ground, Daniels added 34 yards on three carries. The Seminoles will need these type of performances and even more going forward.
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