Florida State QB doesn’t back down from Alabama jab ahead of showdown

The Florida State Seminoles football program has been a brand that is discussed year-round since it rose to prominence under the legendary Bobby Bowden in the 80s and 90s.

Whether it's recruiting, courtroom cases revolving around a conference divorce, or player comments that raise some eyebrows, Florida State University has it all.

The latter was on display last month when Boston College/UCF quarterback transfer to FSU, Tommy Castellanos, told Pete Nakos of On3, "I dreamed of playing against Alabama. They don’t have Nick Saban to save them. I just don’t see them stopping me."

Castellanos also stated, "I hope people don't think that Florida State is going to be the same team it was last year because we have weapons. People can't just sit back in zone coverage and watch me."

Well, the new FSU field general caught up with Alabama wide receiver Isiah Horton and shared his justification for the comments he made about blue blood program.