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On Monday afternoon, Florida State basketball received some well-earned praise from pollsters, reentering the Associated Press Top 25. FSU is now the No. 16 team in the country.
Last week, the Seminoles stifled Louisville 78-65 on the road and blew past No. 20 Clemson 80-61.
Two weeks ago, Florida State walloped N.C. State Wolfpack 105-73 and took down North Carolina 82-75, both at home. But in a somewhat-weaker season for the ACC, FSU failed to gain any ground with the voters.
Not only has FSU won four straight games since an extended break, they have decisively won three of the past four by double digits.
Florida State was ranked No. 21 to start the year and remained in the polls the first 6 weeks, reaching as high as No. 15 at one point. The Noles fell to No. 25 after suffering their second loss of the season at Clemson, and were bounced from the rankings the next week.
This week, the surging Seminoles face rival Miami Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. in the Civic Center. Then they travel to Atlanta to take on Georgia Tech Saturday at 4:00 p.m.
1. Gonzaga
2. Baylor
3. Villanova
4. Michigan
5. Texas
6. Houston
7. Iowa
8. Virginia
9. Alabama
10. Texas Tech
11. West Virginia
12. Missouri
13. Ohio State
14. Wisconsin
15. Kansas
16. Florida State
17. Creighton
18. Tennessee
19. Illinois
20. Virginia Tech
21. Minnesota
22. Saint Louis
23. UCLA
24. Oklahoma
25. Louisville