There were no major injuries or issues with the Seminoles' spring practice.

Given recent years, that itself is a major feat.

"We have a good foundation built" Fisher said. "A lot of progress was made, and I thought we had a good spring overall.

"Now it's just a matter of what we do now and the first ballgame."

From the outset, Fisher declared this as an "old-fashioned spring," which meant more contact, more pad-popping, more running plays.

He demanded players stay physical in practices and wanted the tempo to remain high. When it ended, he was satisfied with the results.

"I thought the players really got after it and had a good grasp of what we are trying to do," Fisher said.

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