College football analyst has a bold prediction on Alabama walking on Florida State

The hype for the 2017 season opener between Alabama and Florida State has been building for months and kick-off is nearly here. By this point, most experts across the college football landscape have weighed in with something approaching a prediction and, for the most part, the consensus has been that the Crimson Tide and Seminoles

The hype for the 2017 season opener between Alabama and Florida State has been building for months and kick-off is nearly here. By this point, most experts across the college football landscape have weighed in with something approaching a prediction and, for the most part, the consensus has been that the Crimson Tide and Seminoles will engage in a close-fought battle.

With that said, one expert doesn't see it that way and, in fact, predicts Alabama to "walk on" Florida State by a big margin.

.@RussMitchellCFB: "I'm ready to say Alabama's going to walk on Florida State. It's going to be double-digits."

— Opening Drive (@openingdrive) August 18, 2017

Russ Mitchell of College Football News brings the bold prediction of a double-digit win for the Crimson Tide and he'll certainly receive a reaction as a result. Alabama is seen as the favorite, both by Las Vegas and otherwise, but Florida State is a (very) talented group under Jimbo Fisher and they are certainly a threat to the Tide if things go well in Mercedes-Benz stadium.

With Nick Saban at the helm, Alabama is basically favored in any spot, even at a neutral site. Still, it takes some level of moxie to predict a walk-over victory against a consensus top-five team and this analyst is certainly stepping out on a limb. Still, it wouldn't be that much of a surprise if the Tide rolled through Atlanta to a breezy victory so he might look wise after all.

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