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FSU’s Men’s Basketball team entered their showdown against Duke at No. 8 in the standings, but there was still movement in KenPom and the NET rankings after last week.
We stay at 8️⃣#MarchOn pic.twitter.com/kA8Q2TyObm
— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) February 10, 2020
Speaking of that showdown, it took center stage this week in the world of Men’s Basketball:
Florida State-Duke basketball the most expensive ticket in the country this week https://t.co/F0DCK2oIFW via @tdonline
— Jim Henry (@JimHenryTALLY) February 10, 2020
The ’Noles may have ultimately fallen short in Cameron Indoor but they gave Duke everything the Blue Devils could handle while not playing anything close to what they’re capable of. I gotta say, that’s...actually kind of encouraging.
In something of a recurring theme, there may or may not have been some reffing shenanigans:
This was a foul on Florida State? Seems like 2 fouls on Duke. pic.twitter.com/KI8i5QNlJd
— Andrew Perloff (@andrewperloff) February 11, 2020
Trent clearly hit Hurt’s flying elbow with his eye socket. Can’t do that. Good call
— Basketball School (@MichaelRogner) February 11, 2020
But that doesn’t mean the Women’s Basketball team takes a backseat. Kiah Gillespie was named ESPN’s Player of the Week.
FSU’s Softball team is also #good:
Moving ⬆️ to #️⃣5️⃣ #LiveTheMoment | #Team37 https://t.co/hB8JIEErJZ
— Florida State Softball (@FSU_Softball) February 10, 2020
A TomahawkNation Baseball roundtable looks to answer five questions about the upcoming season. You still have time to get up to speed on this team, who is also ranked, as we have our position previews and pitcher previews.
All of that adds up to a pretty special status:
Florida State is the only school in the country with a current Top 15 Baseball, Softball, Men’s Basketball and Women’s Basketball team. #FSU
— Ariya Massoudi (@AriyaMassoudi) February 10, 2020
Recruiting:
A couple of 2022 offers went out, including five star cornerback Khamauri Rogers and
Blessed to receive an offer from Florida State University #GoNoles pic.twitter.com/mSGCXCcFOk
— 1 † (@Khamauri1k) February 10, 2020
and quarterback Ty Simpson:
Blessed to receive an offer from Florida State! #GoNoles #OneTribe @Coach_Norvell @KennyDillingham pic.twitter.com/goB6zzPnmV
— Ty Simpson (@tysimpson510151) February 10, 2020
Football:
Florida State is offering an intriguing flexible season ticket pass for the 2020 season.
Josh Griffis is getting some WORK in:
Putting in work @CoachKornDawg pic.twitter.com/juzXAaqeVG
— B I G C O U N T R Y (@joshgriffis_) February 10, 2020
LETS GOOOOOOO @AmariGainer @joshgriffis_ @CyrusFagan @CoachKornDawg @Coach_MWoodson @fbcoachfuller @odellhaggins @Coach_Norvell #DOAKBOYZ #DOAKBOYZ pic.twitter.com/TfimeCtu1y
— Mikhal Kornegay (@CoachKornDawg) February 9, 2020
Alumni:
Some goats hung out together:
Congrats to @pdub80 and @paytonwarrickfoundation on a great event. We got half the band back together. I was glad to be a part and show family support during the event. Please follow @paytonwarrickfoundation and donate. #atlanta #noleblooded @Snoop_Minnis pic.twitter.com/GXfztJ51TJ
— Ron Dugans (@r81dugans) February 10, 2020
Malik Beasley lit the Target Center on fire on the back of seven triples. It caught the attention of none other than Dwyane Wade:
I really like the energy Malik Beasley plays with. Great pickup. https://t.co/YYbgBrVfQ3
— DWade (@DwyaneWade) February 9, 2020
Derrick Nnadi made good on his post-Super Bowl promise:
Derrick Nnadi paid for 108 Kansas City dog adoptions after his Chiefs won the Super Bowl ♥️https://t.co/65GlExjyt6
— SB Nation (@SBNation) February 10, 2020