Keon Coleman Reels In Two Touchdowns In First Half Of FSU Debut Against LSU

Former Michigan State wide receiver Keon Coleman has been a game-changer for Florida State against LSU.

When Keon Coleman transferred to Florida State from Michigan State, it was understood that he was going to make a big impact. In his debut game with Florida State, his presence has been crucial for the Seminoles. He's been electric for the team, coming up with timely plays against LSU.

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Playing alongside a talent like Johnny Wilson leaves Coleman in one-on-one situations with defensive backs. Though Coleman isn't 6-foot-7 like Wilson, he is still 6-foot-2 and more than capable of elevating for a big touchdown reception, as he did for his second touchdown of the night.

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In this matchup, the Seminoles' offense has been quite stagnant at times, and the team has been unable to find a consistent rhythm. Both Wilson and Jaheim Bell have had some blatant drops, and the run game has been a non-factor. With this, the team has relied on big, electric plays to score.

While Coleman's second touchdown was electric in the sense of jumping over a defensive back and making an impressive catch, his first touchdown was on the ground, making defenders miss.

As the Seminoles trail LSU 17-14 heading into the second half, Florida State will need to find offensive rhythm somehow. The wide-open passes will need to be caught, and if the run game can't get going, Jordan Travis may need to pick up the slack on the ground.

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