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Another road game while missing a top 10 overall player in college basketball.
FSU is 12-8 overall after playing the 20th toughest schedule.
FSU is 4-3 in the ACC with their only losses at Miami, at Virginia and vs UNC.
Kenpom ratings:
#92 overall
#85 offense
#119 defense
#85 tempo
Notable results:
Lost vs #190 South Alabama by 5
Lost vs common opponent Minnesota by 9 (Duke won by 19)
Lost vs #191 Mercer by 5
Lost vs #1 Florida by 25
Lost at #170 Auburn by 6
Lost at common opponent Miami by 24 (Duke lost by 27)
Notable team rankings:
#27 block%
#49 FTA/FGA (they draw lots of fouls)
#248 opponent 3ptA/FGA (they give up lots of 3pt attempts)
#249 assist/turnover
#255 turnover%
#296 defensive rebounding%
Starters:
PG Terry Whisnant II, 6-3 185, sophomore
SG Michael Snaer, 6-5 202, senior
SF Montay Brandon, 6-7 216, freshman
PF Okaro White, 6-8 204, junior
C Kiel Turpin, 7-0 240, junior
Bench:
F Terrance Shannon, 6-8 240, junior
G Ian Miller, 6-3 186, junior
G Devon Bookert, 6-3 180, freshman
G Aaron Thomas, 6-5 195, freshman
C Boris Bojanovsky, 7-3 240, freshman
Best players:
Michael Snaer: 14.2 pts, 4.6 reb, 2.5 ast, 1.0 stl, 41.5% fg, 39.4% 3pt, 79.3% ft, 25.0% Usg, 103.3 ORtg, 44.6% FTRate, 14.1% DReb, 0.9 ast/to
Okaro White: 12.7 pts, 5.5 reb, 1.4 blk, 1.1 stl, 48.5% fg, 35.2% 3pt, 80.9% ft, 21.6% Usg, 117.5 ORtg, 57.6% FTRate, 5.3% Blk
FSU has a bizarre rotation. They start the 7-footer Turpin, but he only plays 13 minutes. They don't start a point guard (Snaer leads the team in assists at 2.5 apg), but bring two off the bench (Miller and Bookert). They legitimately go 10 deep, which seems like the right thing to do when most of those 10 players are all the same quality. Bookert has been solid for a freshman point guard. Miller is just blah, much like the rest of the roster. Bojanovsky is a giant freshman, but is a terrible rebounder for his size. This is an atypically bad FSU team against whom Duke won't be justified using Kelly's injury as a crutch. If Snaer touches the ball on the final possession of a one possession game, many things will have gone wrong.
FSU is 12-8 overall after playing the 20th toughest schedule.
FSU is 4-3 in the ACC with their only losses at Miami, at Virginia and vs UNC.
Kenpom ratings:
#92 overall
#85 offense
#119 defense
#85 tempo
Notable results:
Lost vs #190 South Alabama by 5
Lost vs common opponent Minnesota by 9 (Duke won by 19)
Lost vs #191 Mercer by 5
Lost vs #1 Florida by 25
Lost at #170 Auburn by 6
Lost at common opponent Miami by 24 (Duke lost by 27)
Notable team rankings:
#27 block%
#49 FTA/FGA (they draw lots of fouls)
#248 opponent 3ptA/FGA (they give up lots of 3pt attempts)
#249 assist/turnover
#255 turnover%
#296 defensive rebounding%
Starters:
PG Terry Whisnant II, 6-3 185, sophomore
SG Michael Snaer, 6-5 202, senior
SF Montay Brandon, 6-7 216, freshman
PF Okaro White, 6-8 204, junior
C Kiel Turpin, 7-0 240, junior
Bench:
F Terrance Shannon, 6-8 240, junior
G Ian Miller, 6-3 186, junior
G Devon Bookert, 6-3 180, freshman
G Aaron Thomas, 6-5 195, freshman
C Boris Bojanovsky, 7-3 240, freshman
Best players:
Michael Snaer: 14.2 pts, 4.6 reb, 2.5 ast, 1.0 stl, 41.5% fg, 39.4% 3pt, 79.3% ft, 25.0% Usg, 103.3 ORtg, 44.6% FTRate, 14.1% DReb, 0.9 ast/to
Okaro White: 12.7 pts, 5.5 reb, 1.4 blk, 1.1 stl, 48.5% fg, 35.2% 3pt, 80.9% ft, 21.6% Usg, 117.5 ORtg, 57.6% FTRate, 5.3% Blk
FSU has a bizarre rotation. They start the 7-footer Turpin, but he only plays 13 minutes. They don't start a point guard (Snaer leads the team in assists at 2.5 apg), but bring two off the bench (Miller and Bookert). They legitimately go 10 deep, which seems like the right thing to do when most of those 10 players are all the same quality. Bookert has been solid for a freshman point guard. Miller is just blah, much like the rest of the roster. Bojanovsky is a giant freshman, but is a terrible rebounder for his size. This is an atypically bad FSU team against whom Duke won't be justified using Kelly's injury as a crutch. If Snaer touches the ball on the final possession of a one possession game, many things will have gone wrong.
