How to watch: Florida State women's basketball vs. Clemson
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Who: Florida State (14-2, 3-0 ACC) vs. Clemson (11-4, 2-1)
When/Where: Thursday, 6 p.m.; Donald L. Tucker Civic Center
TV: ACC Sports Extra
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Three-pointers: The Seminoles return to play at home for the first time in 16 days and the first time in 2023. ... FSU is off to its best start in conference play since a 6-0 start during the 2008-09 season. ... This will mark the 63rd meeting between the Seminoles and Tigers, with FSI leading the series 35-27. ... Florida State scored 37-points in the fourth quarter of its win over Georgia Tech, the most since the four quarter format dating back to the 2015-16 season. ... FSU is not ranked in the most recent AP Top 25 poll, but were the second most voted outside of the top-ranked teams. ... Freshman Ta'Niya Latson has won ACC Rookie of the Week honors for seven straight weeks. She is averaging 1.05 points per possession, making her one of the most efficient players in the country. ... Clemson defeated No. 7 Virginia Tech 64-59 on Dec. 29. It was the highest-ranked victory for the Tigers since December 9, 2000, when they took down No. 9 Auburn (71-61). ... Thursday’s game is the "Hoops For Troops game" to honor the military.
What FSU needs to do to win: The Seminoles are forcing 16 turnovers per game during conference play. ... The Tigers are averaging 68.3 points per game while limiting opponents to 58.6 per game. FSU's 87.9 points per game rank fifth in the nation. ... Amari Robinson (12.5 points and 6.5 rebounds) and Ruby Whitehorn (12.1 points and 5.5 rebounds) are the leading scorers for the Tigers and the only two to average double-digit points. ... The Seminoles are second in the nation averaging 7.0 blocks per game. ...
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