Inside the box score: FSU 91, Wake Forest 71

1. With the win, Florida State improves to 16-7 (6-5). There are seven games remaining in the regular season, and we are assuming the Noles will be dancing if they win four of seven and finish 20-10 (10-8).  If they finish 9-9 in conference play, they could still be in depending on what happens with other bubble teams. At that point though, they'd likely have to make at least a little noise in the ACC tournament.

2. Devon Bookert passed 1,000 career points on his first made 3-pointer of the game. He is the 5th player in program history to record 1,000 points and 300 assists in his career. At his current pace, and assuming three post-season games, Bookert will finish his career 34th in scoring, 12th in assists, 16th in steals, 7th in made 3s, and 5th in 3-pt%.

3. Benji Bell played 10 good minutes for Florida State, and has now played double-digit minutes in three straight games for the first time this season. He's totaled 38 minutes over the past three, scoring 20 points and adding three assists to just one turnover. Against Wake Forest he made 3-5 3s, and has now made 62% of his 3-pt attempts in conference play.

4. FSU only turned the ball over six times, which was 8.6% of the possessions. Wake Forest is one of the worst teams in the nation at forcing turnovers (337th), but that hasn't always stopped FSU in the past. It's the first time FSU has turned it over on fewer than 10% of its possessions since doing it twice in the 2012-13 season. For the season, FSU has turned it over on 18.5% of its possessions, which is right at the national average of 18.4%.

5. Florida State won 91-71 in a 70 possession game. The Seminoles scored 1.30 points per possession against Wake, which is the highest mark against an ACC team since beating Miami in March, 2007. In that game Al Thornton solidified his place in Seminole lore by making 16-24 shots on his way to 45 points. He finished one point shy of Ron King's school record.