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Football:
Tuesday’s practice showcased some very interesting developments on the offensive side of the ball and the return of a major contributor at defensive tackle. The full practice report can be found here.
#FSU Football practice report: the QB battle reignites https://t.co/9HDjduL3qU
— Tomahawk Nation (@Tomahawknation) November 6, 2018
Although James Blackman had a largely impressive performance against NC State, Deondre Francois believes that he’s still “the number one guy.” Click the link to watch full interviews from both Francois and Blackman about FSU’s current QB situation.
The depth chart for the team’s game against Notre Dame was released yesterday with some notable changes.
It’s late in the season, but #FSU continues to try to find the right combination of starters, as reflected in another new depth chart: https://t.co/qUpNnQ8N1t
— Tomahawk Nation (@Tomahawknation) November 6, 2018
ESPN.com writer David Hale writes that two prominent bowl streaks for ACC teams may end during this season. His thoughts can be found in the middle of the linked column.
ESPN.com also ran a follow-up article to the news that Willie Taggart abdicated his play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Walt Bell that was initially reported on Monday. It was the first story in their Top Headlines section on the NCAA Football page for much of Tuesday.
Men’s Basketball:
FSU absolutely demolished the Florida Gators last night in the team’s first game of the year.
#FSU basketball stomps #UF in season-opener#Noles #Gators https://t.co/eqbT3weBi1
— Tomahawk Nation (@Tomahawknation) November 7, 2018
Tomahawk Nation’s preseason roundtable features a panel of our experts and their predictions on a host of topics regarding this year’s Florida State men’s basketball team.
#FSU men’s basketball 2018-19 season roundtable:
— Tomahawk Nation (@Tomahawknation) November 6, 2018
Will the #Noles be a top-15 team again? How will #FloridaState do in #ACC play? Who’ll lead the team in scoring? And will @FSUCoachHam’s team do better than @CoachSueFSU’s?@FSUHoops @fsuwbb @Seminoles https://t.co/srh4bOIfAX
Prior to the men’s season-opening victory against the University of Florida, SI.com had the Seminoles projected as a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament playing against 13th-seeded Harvard in the first round.
Additionally, ESPN’s Joe Lunardi had Florida State as a No. 5 seed in his preseason Bracketology projections. Lunardi predicts the ’Noles will be playing Western Kentucky in their first game of the tournament.
Women’s Basketball:
The Lady Noles won their season opener, as well:
Today's stats from our win over Troy! #GoNoles pic.twitter.com/S3XQymSYjw
— FSU Women's Hoops (@fsuwbb) November 6, 2018
Nicki Ekhomu was our player of the game vs. Troy with a career-best 3️⃣1️⃣ points! #FSUWBB pic.twitter.com/Gjz9NC3bCC
— FSU Women's Hoops (@fsuwbb) November 6, 2018
.@valenciaalexis_ and Nicki Ekhomu help recap today's win #FSUWBB pic.twitter.com/wpAaRokEvM
— FSU Women's Hoops (@fsuwbb) November 6, 2018
Recruiting:
Momentum has picked up regarding the prospect of top-ranked 2019 recruit Kayvon Thibodeaux going to the University of Oregon. He is a top target for Willie Taggart and the ’Noles:
— Chris Nee (@CNee247) November 6, 2018
FSU offered 2019 cornerback Marcus Banks on Tuesday. Banks, a 4-star recruit per the 247Sports Composite, plays at Dekaney High School in Houston, TX. Banks’ father, Bobby Meeks, played offensive line at Florida State from 2000-2004.
Blessed to receive an offer from Florida State University #NoleBlooded pic.twitter.com/cf68R70zN2
— Marcus Banks (@MarcusBanks1k) November 6, 2018