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Max and Dave are back without adult supervision on this Tuesday edition of your favorite Daily Florida State Seminoles sport's podcast. Today, the dynamic duo discuss the recent commitment of Alabama A&amp;M DE Marcus Cushnie, what does the roster look like coming into next season when it comes to players deciding on their future of staying or leaving the program come end of next season and the boys give their opinions, and value picks, for The Open Championship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Max and Dave are back without adult supervision on this Tuesday edition of your favorite Daily Florida State Seminoles sport's podcast. Today, the dynamic duo discuss the recent commitment of Alabama A&amp;M DE Marcus Cushnie, what does the roster look like coming into next season when it comes to players deciding on their future of staying or leaving the program come end of next season and the boys give their opinions, and value picks, for The Open Championship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

"I Miss Cherry-picking": Marcus Cushnie, Roster Turnover and The Open

There is nothing like a last-minute transfer portal addition. That is what Florida State and defensive coordinator Adam Fuller got Sunday evening when Alabama A&amp;M defensive end Marcus Cushnie spurned Purdue and decided to join the Seminoles. Credit head coach Mike Norvell for understanding where this roster is and pushing the floor up to try and ensure this team gets to the magic number six wins. As NoleThruandThru put in the article announcing Cushnie’s commitment, “Cushnie has two years of eligibility remaining and joins Jermaine Johnson II and Keir Thomas as transfer portal additions to the defensive line unit. He’ll provide immediate depth and figures to become part of the rotation quickly.” And so, as Kevin and I like to do when FSU lands a new player, we took to the X’s and Nole’s YouTube studio to break down what we saw on film. Thankfully, Alabama A&amp;M had a couple of games out there that we could watch and pull clips from to diagnose. So what did we find? Our extended thoughts can be found in the video but here are a couple of quick points. Please be sure to subscribe to the channel to see all of our videos, or our podcast channel if you prefer to listen to our breakdowns. If there’s anything you’d like to see from us moving forward in any capacity whether it be breakdowns, podcasts or written analysis, always feel free to head to comments and ask. Explosive First Step It’s obvious that Cushnie is “different” when you watch him get off the ball. He is typically two or three steps ahead of everybody else. He is very explosive up the field and it’s the strength of his game. When he wins it’s because he has beaten the opposing tackle off the ball and is by him. Agility Adam Fuller wants to be able to play games with the defensive line and Cushnie should help with that. Cushnie shows the ability to get OL into their sets and then change direction and loop inside. With his ability to rush with speed it’s very valuable to be able to put your foot in the ground and change direction. I would anticipate Fuller capitalizing on these movement skills. Want to get a question answered on our next FSU recruiting podcast? Drop it in the comments below, or head to the latest edition of our Florida State Seminoles football recruiting thread. If you want an over 2000 word breakdown on all things FSU recruiting, the latest edition of our Florida State of Recruiting series dropped last week.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/message

There is nothing like a last-minute transfer portal addition. That is what Florida State and defensive coordinator Adam Fuller got Sunday evening when Alabama A&amp;M defensive end Marcus Cushnie spurned Purdue and decided to join the Seminoles. Credit head coach Mike Norvell for understanding where this roster is and pushing the floor up to try and ensure this team gets to the magic number six wins. As NoleThruandThru put in the article announcing <a href="https://www.tomahawknation.com/florida-state-seminoles-football-recruiting-fsu-class-commit-visit-offer/2021/7/11/22572894/commitment-defensive-end-papuchis-norvell-flip-prospect-edge-rusher-ranking-class-tallahassee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cushnie’s commitmen</a>t, “Cushnie has two years of eligibility remaining and joins Jermaine Johnson II and Keir Thomas as transfer portal additions to the defensive line unit. He’ll provide immediate depth and figures to become part of the rotation quickly.” And so, as Kevin and I like to do when FSU lands a new player, we took to the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6yCZXabzBP_HUfEl8L7BaA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">X’s and Nole’s YouTube</a> studio to break down what we saw on film. Thankfully, Alabama A&amp;M had a couple of games out there that we could watch and pull clips from to diagnose. So what did we find? Our extended thoughts can be found in the video but here are a couple of quick points. Please be sure to subscribe to the channel to see all of our videos, or our podcast channel if you prefer to listen to our breakdowns. If there’s anything you’d like to see from us moving forward in any capacity whether it be breakdowns, podcasts or written analysis, always feel free to head to comments and ask. <h3>Explosive First Step</h3> It’s obvious that Cushnie is “different” when you watch him get off the ball. He is typically two or three steps ahead of everybody else. He is very explosive up the field and it’s the strength of his game. When he wins it’s because he has beaten the opposing tackle off the ball and is by him. <h3>Agility</h3> Adam Fuller wants to be able to play games with the defensive line and Cushnie should help with that. Cushnie shows the ability to get OL into their sets and then change direction and loop inside. With his ability to rush with speed it’s very valuable to be able to put your foot in the ground and change direction. I would anticipate Fuller capitalizing on these movement skills. Want to get a question answered on our next FSU recruiting podcast? Drop it in the comments below, or head to the latest edition of our <a href="https://www.tomahawknation.com/florida-state-seminoles-football-recruiting-fsu-class-commit-visit-offer/2021/7/7/22566747/official-tribe-22-targets-big-board-prospects-247-sports-rivals-espn-composite-ranking-update-hudl#comments" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Florida State Seminoles football recruiting</a> thread. If you want an over 2000 word breakdown on all things FSU recruiting, the latest edition of our <a href="https://www.tomahawknation.com/florida-state-seminoles-football-recruiting-fsu-class-commit-visit-offer/2021/7/8/22565320/tribe-22-mike-norvell-247-sports-composite-ranking-rivals-espn-list-teams-news-update-dead-period" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Florida State of Recruiting</a> series dropped last week.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/message</a>

FSU football gets new commit: What does Florida State Seminoles get in Marcus Cushnie?