If you think about missing, you'll miss it. My groin was really hurting me, but I knew I probably wouldn't feel it once I got out there and kicked. I think it's going to help me, that game experience. And I get my name in the books and score some points, too. Bowden said he plans to let Gwaltney, Munyon and touted freshman Brett Cimorelli, a former Zephyrhills star who has a groin injury, continue to battle for the job in practice.
Nobody gets mad if someone else kicks.
But you have to like Jonathan Gwaltney's chance at it. It is his name. To commemorate Bowden's silver anniversary at FSU, the school is producing a series of special game-day programs beginning with Saturday's home opener against North Carolina. A limited number of programs will be available to those who can't attend the games. It's exciting to know we really can play with the best teams in the country.