Florida State quarterback Ashton Daniels absolutely went off on Saturday, carving his name into the Seminoles’ history books by breaking the school’s single-game rushing touchdown record. He delivered a monster 81-yard score against the Virginia Cavaliers, the kind of run that makes you jump out of your seat and scream.
Ash’s Unstoppable Day
That 81-yard bomb was Daniels’ fourth rushing touchdown of the game, setting a new record for an FSU quarterback. It did more than that, though, it also tied the all-time FSU record for rushing scores by *any* player, not just a QB, and even tied the Doak Campbell Stadium record. Think about that for a second: a QB putting up numbers like that, showing that kind of explosiveness. It’s unreal!
Etching His Name In The Books
Daniels isn’t just breaking FSU records for quarterbacks, either. His incredible 81-yard dash also tied Greg Allen’s 1984 mark for the 14th-longest run in school history. Plus, he’s the first Florida State player to rack up four rushing scores in a single game since Cam Akers did it all the way back in 2019. This dude is putting on a show and doing it against Virginia, where FSU is up big, 31-7, late in the fourth quarter. If you’re not watching, you’re missing out.
This FSU vs. Virginia showdown kicked off at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, October 3rd, and you could catch all the action on ESPN2 or stream it on WatchESPN and the ESPN App. For the die-hards, the Seminoles Radio Network and FSU Broadcast on SiriusXM also had the call. Daniels is making history out there, and you gotta wonder what else he’s got cooking for the rest of the season if he’s starting like this.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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