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FLORIDA STATE VS. MIAMI NOTES FLORIDA STATE VS. MIAMI SCORESHEET Interim Head Coach: Brooke Wyckoff FLORIDA STATE MIAMI FLORIDA STATE (7-5, 6-5) Associate Head Coach: Joy McCorvey SEMINOLES HURRICANES Assistant Coaches: Morgan Toles, Adam Surguine No. Name Field Goals Free Throws Fouls FG FT TP GAME 13 222222222 1111111111 12345 8-8, 5-8 0 BIANCA JACKSON Miami Hurricanes 5-11 • G • RJr. • Montgomery, Alabama 222233333 1111111111 VS 1 RIVER BALDWIN 222222222 1111111111 12345 February 14, 2021 | Tallahassee, Fla. 7-5, 6-5 6-5 • C • So. • Andalusia, Alabama 222233333 1111111111 2 SAMMIE PUISIS 222222222 1111111111 12345 Donald L. Tucker Center 6-1 • G • So. • Mason, Ohio 222233333 1111111111 Interim Head Coach Head Coach 3 SAYAWNI LASSITER 222222222 1111111111 12345 Florida State leads all-time series 47-16 Brooke Wyckoff (Florida State ‘01) Katie Meier (Duke ‘90) 5-10 • G • RJr. • Dorchester, Massachusetts 222233333 1111111111 Career Record: 7-5 | 1st Season Career Record: 376-240 | 20th Season 4 AMAYA BROWN 222222222 1111111111 12345 GAME COVERAGE 222233333 1111111111 Record at FSU: 7-5 | 1st Season Record at Miami: 300-195 | 16th Season 5-11 • G • Jr. • Albuquerque, New Mexico 5 SARA BEJEDI 222222222 1111111111 12345 5-7 • G • So. • Helsinki, Finland 222233333 1111111111 TV/LIVE STREAM | ACC NETWORK GAMEDAY FACTS 10 KOURTNEY WEBER 222222222 1111111111 12345 • For the second time in a one-week span, the Florida State Seminoles (7-5, 6-5) and Miami Hurricanes (8-8, 5-8) face off in what will be the 5-10 • G • Jr. • New Orleans, Louisiana 222233333 1111111111 64th meeting in series history. FSU is looking to avenge a 68-52 road loss at Miami last Sunday. 12 SAVANNAH WILKINSON 222222222 1111111111 12345 RADIO | WTLY 1270 AM/96.5 FM • FSU is coming off an impressive 67-52 home win over Syracuse on Thursday, using its strong defensive play to force a potent offense like the 6-0 • F • RJr. • London, England 222233333 1111111111 Orange into shooting just 30.4 percent (17-of-56) from the floor. In that matchup, a full-court attack by Syracuse that typically wears down 14 ERIN HOWARD 222222222 1111111111 12345 its opponents did not execute against FSU, which shot 58.3 percent (7-of-12) in the fourth quarter to close out the win. 6-1 • F • Jr. • Madison, Wisconsin 222233333 1111111111 2020-21 SCHEDULE • With close games against ACC opponents always a strong possibility, hitting from the free throw line can help decide many games. FSU ranks 23 TIANA ENGLAND 222222222 1111111111 12345 27th nationally and third in the conference with a 76.7 percentage from the line. In eight of FSU’s 12 games played, it has shot 70 percent or 5-7 • G • Grad. • Stamford, Connecticut 222233333 1111111111 better from the line. 24 MORGAN JONES 222222222 1111111111 12345 6-2 • G • Jr. • Jonesboro, Georgia 222233333 1111111111 FLORIDA STATE (7-5, 6-5) • The Seminoles will try to use every game down the stretch of the regular season to boost its NCAA Tournament resume. Through games 32 VALENCIA MYERS 222222222 1111111111 12345 played on Feb. 12, FSU has a NET ranking of 47th and owns three wins over Top 41 opponents. This includes two road wins over Virginia Tech 6-3 • F • Jr. • Solon, Ohio 222233333 1111111111 Date Opponent EST Time/Result (28) and North Carolina (39) as well as its home win over Syracuse (41). Nov. 25 (Wed.) at Florida A&M Canceled 33 IZABELA NICOLETTI 222222222 1111111111 12345 • FSU has stepped up dramatically over its last three games defending the 3-point line. In its last three games played vs. UNC (6-of-31), 5-10 • G • RSo. • Americana, Sao Paulo, Brazil 222233333 1111111111 Dec. 1 (Tue.) Florida (ACC Network Extra) W, 81-75 Miami (1-of-13) and Syracuse (4-of-23), FSU has held its opponents to a combined 11-of-67 (16.4 percent) from beyond the arc. Dec. 3 (Thu.) at #15 Northwestern Canceled • The Seminoles continue to step their game up at home, entering Sunday’s ‘Pink Game’ vs. Miami with a 5-0 record this season at the Head Coach: Katie Meier Dec. 6 (Sun.) Austin Peay (ACC Network Extra) Postponed Tucker Center. FSU is out-scoring the opposition on average, 75.8-63.8, at home this season (+12.0 scoring margin). Associate Head Coach: Octavia Blue Dec. 13 (Sun.) Virginia* (RSN) W, 69-51 MIAMI (8-8, 5-8) • FSU carries a home win streak of six straight games against the rival Hurricanes entering Sunday’s game. The Seminoles last lost to Assistant Coaches: Fitzroy Anthony, Noelle Cobb Dec. 17 (Thu.) at #2 Louisville* (ACC Network) Postponed Miami in the Tucker Center on Feb. 16, 2014 (L, 76-73). Dec. 17 (Thu.) at Clemson* (ACC Network Extra) L, 69-72 No. Name Field Goals Free Throws Fouls FG FT TP Dec. 20 (Sun.) Pittsburgh* (ACC Network Extra) W, 67-53 POSSIBLE STARTERS INFO 0 KENZA SALGUES 222222222 1111111111 12345 Dec. 31 (Thu.) at Virginia Tech* (ACC Network Extra) W, 73-63 5-9 • G • So. • Montpellier, France 222233333 1111111111 Bianca Jackson a Game-high 18 points last game vs. Syracuse (+19 when she was on the floor). Jan. 3 (Sun.) at Wake Forest* Postponed G 1 MOULAYNA JOHNSON SIDI BABA 222222222 1111111111 12345 5-11 / Redshirt Junior a Averages a team-best 15.3 points vs. Top 5 teams in the conference (UofL, GT, SU). 6-0 • F • So. • Stockholm, Sweden 222233333 1111111111 Jan. 7 (Thu.) Duke* (ACC Network Extra) Canceled Montgomery, Ala. 0 a Named the 2017 Alabama Gatorade Player of the Year. 3 DESTINY HARDEN 222222222 1111111111 12345 Jan. 17 (Sun.) Clemson (RSN)* Postponed University of South Carolina 6-0 • F • RJr. • Chicago, Illinois 222233333 1111111111 Jan. 17 (Sun.) at #2 Louisville* (ESPN2) L, 56-84 4 ENDIA BANKS 222222222 1111111111 12345 Jan. 21 (Thu.) Clemson* (ACC Network Extra) W, 95-88 (2OT) G Kourtney Weber a One of FSU’s best defenders vs. Syracuse on Thursday, totaling a career-high 5 steals. 5-9 • G • Sr. • Duluth, Georgia 222233333 1111111111 Jan. 24 (Sun.) at Virginia* (ACC Network Extra) Canceled 5-10 / Junior a Third in the ACC with an 86.8 free throw percentage (33-of-38). 5 MYKEA GRAY 222222222 1111111111 12345 New Orleans, La. 5-4 • G • Sr. • Upper Marlboro, Maryland 222233333 1111111111 Jan. 24 (Sun.) at Georgia Tech* (ACC Network Extra) L, 58-66 10 a Florida State’s first commit in the 2018 signing class. Ursuline Academy 13 TAYLOR MASON 222222222 1111111111 12345 Jan. 28 (Thu.) at Boston College* (ACC Network) Postponed 5-9 • G • Sr. • Decatur, Georgia 222233333 1111111111 Jan. 28 (Thu.) at Wake Forest* (ACC Network Extra) L, 59-73 Morgan Jones a Leads the Seminoles in scoring with 14.8 points per game. 14 NYAYONGAH GONY 222222222 1111111111 12345 G 6-4 • F • Fr. • Lincoln, Nebraska 222233333 1111111111 Feb. 4 (Thu.) at North Carolina* (ACC Network Extra) W, 61-51 6-2 / Junior a Averages 17.4 points and shoots 52.2 percent (35-of-67) from home this year. Feb. 7 (Sun.) at Miami* (ESPNU) L, 52-68 Jonesboro, Ga. 15 JAMIR HUSTON 222222222 1111111111 12345 24 a Helped form the Black Student Athlete Association at Florida State. 6-0 • F • Jr. • Cleveland, Ohio 222233333 1111111111 Feb. 11 (Thu.) Syracuse* (ACC Network) W, 67-52 Our Lady of Mercy HS 222222222 1111111111 12345 Feb. 14 (Sun.) Miami* (ACC Network) 2pm 20 KELSEY MARSHALL Sammie Puisis 5-9 • G • Sr. • Davie, Florida 222233333 1111111111 Feb. 18 (Thu.) Georgia Tech* (ACC Network) 6pm a Eighth in the conference and first on FSU averaging 33.81 minutes this season. G 6-1 / Sophomore 21 BRIANNA JACKSON 222222222 1111111111 12345 a Averages 9.4 points, 6.0 rebs and shoots 30.0 percent (23-59) in FSU’s wins this yr. 222233333 1111111111 Feb. 21 (Sun.) #3 Louisville* (ACC Network Extra) 4pm 2 Mason, Ohio 6-3 • F • So. • Virginia Beach, Va. Feb. 25 (Thu.) at Notre Dame* (ACC Network Extra) 7pm a One of her favorite TV shows is the 90s classic sitcom Friends. 23 PAULA FRAILE RUIZ 222222222 1111111111 12345 William Mason High 222233333 1111111111 Feb. 28 (Sun.) Wake Forest* (RSN) Noon 6-4 • F • Fr. • Barcelona, Spain Valencia Myers 25 KARLA ERJAVEC 222222222 1111111111 12345 Mar. 3-7 ACC Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) TBA a Became the ninth Seminole with 100 career blocks (101) at UNC on Feb. 4. 5-10 • G • Jr. • Zagreb, Croatia 222233333 1111111111 F 6-3 / Junior a School-record tying nine blocked shots vs. Virginia on Dec. 13. 35 NAOMI MBANDU 222222222 1111111111 12345 *ACC Game Solon, Ohio RSN (Regional Sports Network) 32 a Favorite current song is “Still Your Best” by Givēon. 6-2 • F • Jr. • Tarbes, France 222233333 1111111111 Rankings AP Solon High School 44 SYDNEE ROBY 222222222 1111111111 12345 6-3 • C • So. • Milwaukee, Wisconsin 222233333 1111111111.
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    TABLE 21 QUALITY OF LIFE Climate Average Daily Temperature High Low Average July 89 76.2 82.6 January 75.2 59.2 67.2 Annual Average Rainfall in Inches 59.96 Snowfall in Inches 0 Wind Speed in Miles per Hour (Annual Average) 13.61 Number of Days Sunny or Partly Sunny 247 Elevation (Mean Feet Above Sea Level) Range : 2 - 10 ft Average: ft. (1.8 m) Personal Income Tax Rate Range State None Local None Local Occupation Tax (Paid by Employee) Rate Basis City Residents 0% 0% Non-City Residents 0% 0% Sales Tax Major Exemptions 1. Machinery and equipment used by a new or expanding Florida business to manufacture, produce or process tangible personal property for sale 2. Labor, parts and materials used in repair of and incorporated into machinery and equipment 3. Electricity used in the manufacturing process 4. Certain boiler fuels (including natural gas) used in the manufacturing process 5. Semiconductor, defense and space technology-based industry transactions involving manufacturing equipment 6. Machinery and equipment used predominantly in research and development 7. Labor component of research and development expenditures 8. Commercial space activity — launch vehicles, payloads and fuel, machinery and equipment for production of items used exclusively at Spaceport Florida 9. Aircraft parts, modification, maintenance and repair, sale or lease of qualified aircraft 10. Production companies engaged in Florida in the production of motion pictures, made for television motion pictures, television series, commercial music videos or sound recordings.