By james art 
FSU Men’s Basketball Coach Leonard Hamilton speaks over Georgia Tech, Accs Play
FSU Men’s Basketball Coach Leonard Hamilton speaks over Georgia Tech, Accs Play
The luck of turquoise uniforms did not come during this time for the male basketball of Florida (13-7, 4-5). FSU suffered its second right loss to Stanford (14-6, 6-3), 78-71, in front of 3837 attendance in the Maples pavilion.
Although effective defensives, Seminoles struggles to find your offensive rhythm. They fired 22 of 58 of the terrain (37.9 percent) and 6 out of 20 of 3 (30 percent). At halftime they left 33-25.
“Defensively, when you have an ACC team with 34 points in the first half, you are doing something right,” said FSU coach Leonard Hamilton.
“However, our execution in the offensive end in the first half was extremely inconsistent and I think we dug a hole for ourselves.”
No team took good care of basketball. FSU allowed 13 turnover of the night until Stanford distributed 14.
What kept Seminoles in the game was the performance of Jamir Watkins’ 20 points and reached the line of free throws. FSU fired 21 of 28 at foul against cardinal.
Malik Yuvin added 16 points, although he only shoots 3 out of 9 of the pitch. He made 10 of his 12 free throws. Freshman Dakun Davis was the third FSU leading goal scorer with 14 points, including going 4-4 to free throws.
Stanford had a nice shooting in the evening behind the rainbow. The Cardinal fired 11 3 Seminoles defense indicators.
The fifth time this season FSU allowed at least 10 triangers against enemy teams, although it was ranked # 1 in a three -point defense. Oziyah sellers had a career night, dropping 27 points, including shooting 4 out of 6 out of 3.
“They struck some shots that were racers. I thought that their ball turning and their patience was given about 3s,” Hamilton said. “When the clock was winding it, it was a compliment to them.”
FSU managed to master Maxim Reyo, who scored the season low eight points, but had 14 struggles, just ashamed to record his seventh straight double double. Jaleon Blex and Benny Geller tied up for 13 points for the Cardinals.
What Next For FSU Basketball
With the loss of Kal and Stanford, the FSU remains a team with one profit on the road. Seminols are also 0-5 against Quad 1 opponents.
Since FSU is a game below .500 in ACC, Seminoles returns to the center of Donald L. Tucker to face Virginia Tech (8-12, 3-6) on Wednesday from 19:00 to The month ended.
He will then start February on the road at Boston College (9-11, 1-8) on Saturday from 2pm before returning home to host Notre Dame (9-10, 3-5 ) next Tuesday.
Peter Holland, Jr., covers the Athletics of Florida as Democrat of Talahasi. Contact him by email at [email protected] or X @_Da_pistol.