With no game Saturday, FSU head football coach Mike Norvell has used the first days of the bye week to clean up mistakes made in the 48-16 loss to Louisville.

- Said there might have been a belief amid the team that a corner was turned after the success vs UNC, and the early struggles vs. Louisville likely came as a "shock" to the players

- Highlights the growth of the team, namely on offense and the running game. Team has a goal of averaging 5 yards per carry -- running the ball will open their other concepts on the perimeter.

- Defensive, breakdowns mostly a product of trying to do too much, not trusting fundamentals once properly lined up.

- Jordan Travis is sore, did well in practice on Tuesday; Norvell did not seem concerned about the status of Travis.

ALSO SEE: Complete breakdown from Tuesday's interviews with Norvell, offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham, QB Chubba Purdy and WR Keyshawn Helton

FSU returns to practice on Tuesday. Their next game is Saturday, Nov. 7, at 4 p.m. vs. Pittsburgh

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