RJ Harvey hilariously is better than the entire Florida State offense in one area

It has been an embarrassing season for the Florida State Seminoles this season, especially after they went undefeated last season and were left out of the College Football Playoff and threw a fit about it. The Seminole offense has been completely stagnant and looks like a far cry of what they were last season.

With all the noise FSU chose to make last season, people have been relishing their demise this season, and they have found a lot of different ways to do it.

One thing UCF fans can be happy about is that they are not the worst team in the state of Florida, that title belongs to the Seminoles and probably will at the end of the season as well. Another thing UCF fans can be happy about is the fact that the Knights have RJ Harvey, who has been the workhorse on the offense all season long.

Harvey, this season, has put up record numbers yet again, and with the way the quarterback situation has gone all season, he was bound to. So far, Harvey has 1,338 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns, along with 229 receiving yards and two touchdowns, and he still has two games left in the season.

Harvey is 88 rushing yards away from surpassing his total from last season and nine receiving yards away from surpassing his total from last season. He already has three more rushing touchdowns than last season and tied his receiving touchdowns from last season.

The best part of Harvey's stellar season is that compared to Florida State's season on offense, Harvey could have single-handedly beaten the Seminoles in every game. As a team, Florida State has scored just 14 total touchdowns on offense, while Harvey has scored a total of 21 touchdowns. The Seminoles are averaging just a little over one touchdown per game, while Harvey is averaging just over two per game.

Anytime UCF can troll Florida state just a bit, they will take the opportunity. So just remember, UCF fans, things aren't as bad in Orlando as they are in Tallahassee.