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19/22 FLORIDA STATE CLEMSON SEMINOLES TIGERS GAME 28 7-20, 3-13 vs. Clemson Tigers VS Feb. 27, 2020 | Tallahassee, Fla. 21-6, 10-6 Donald L. Tucker Center Head Coach Head Coach FSU won previous meeting this year, 81-64 Sue Semrau (UC-San Diego ‘85) Amanda Butler (Florida, ‘95) 3 GAME COVERAGE Career Record: 450-255 | 23rd Season Career Record: 257-192 | 13th Season Record at FSU: 450-2553 | 23rd Season Record at CU: 27-33 | 2nd Season TV/LIVE STREAM | FOX Sports Florida PBP: Tom Werme l Analyst: Kelley Deyo GAMEDAY FACTS • No. 19 Florida State Women’s Basketball returns home to host its 10th ‘Paint it Pink’ game to promote breast cancer aware- RADIO | WQTL 106.1 FM ness, facing Clemson on Thursday night at 7 p.m. Proceeds from Sunday’s game will directly benefit the Tallahassee Memorial PBP: Ariya Massoudi | Color: Melissa Bruner Cancer Center, with the campaign having generated over $60,000 toward the cause. • The Seminoles (21-6, 10-6) are 5-4 when donning the home pink jerseys. Last year, FSU hosted Pitt on its ‘Paint it Pink’ 2019-20 SCHEDULE game, defeating the Panthers 78-46. • Despite absorbing a close road loss at Georgia Tech last game, Florida State still owns the fourth seed in the ACC Tourna- ment as it looks for its fifth double bye in the last six years. FSU, Virginia Tech and Boston College are each tied for fourth 19/22 FLORIDA STATE (21-6, 10-6) in the ACC at 10-6, and all three are each 1-1 against each other. The tie-breaking top ACC win belongs to the Seminoles, who Date Opponent EST Time/Result defeated ACC leader Louisville on Feb. 6 by a 67-59 score on the road. Nov. 5 (Tue.) Charleston Southern (ACC Network Extra) W, 88-36 • Freshman sharp-shooter Sammie Puisis powered the Seminoles to an 81-64 win at Clemson in their ACC opener on Dec. 8. Nov. 9 (Sat.) at LSU (SEC Network +) W, 70-62 Puisis totaled a career-best 17 points in 24:04, drilling five 3-point field goals. Nov. 13 (Wed.) Jacksonville (ACC Network Extra) W, 75-41 Nov. 17 (Sun.) Samford (ACC Network Extra) W, 88-59 • FSU leads the all-time series against Clemson at 31-26, including a 15-12 mark against the Tigers in Tallahassee. Prior Nov. 23 (Sat.) at UIC (ESPN+) W, 86-42 to head coach Sue Semrau’s arrival in 1997, the Seminoles were 1-12 all-time against the Tigers. Since she took over the Nov. 26 (Tue.) at Florida (SEC Network +) W, 66-55 program, FSU is 30-14 vs. Clemson. Dec. 1 (Sun.) vs. 6/7 Texas A&M (Fox Sports Southwest)1 W, 80-58 Dec. 5 (Thu.) 19/21 Michigan State (ACC Network)2 W, 78-68 • The Seminoles are 26th in the latest NCAA RPI, owning a 6-2 record against the Top 45 RPI. Dec. 8 (Sun.) at Clemson (Regional Sports Network)* W, 81-64 Dec. 15 (Sun.) St. John’s (ACC Network) W, 74-70 PROBABLE STARTERS INFO Dec. 18 (Wed.) UNF (ACC Network Extra) W, 70-41 Dec. 22 (Sun.) vs. 24/22 Michigan (ACC Network)3 W, 79-69 G Nausia Woolfolk a Recorded 10 pts, 5 rebs and 5 asts in road win at Clemson on Dec. 8. Dec. 29 (Sun.) Virginia Tech (Regional Sports Network)* W, 86-62 5-9 / Senior a Shooting career-best 77.6 percent (59-76) from the free throw line. Jan. 2 (Thur.) at Syracuse (ACC Network)* L, 89-90 (OT) Fort Valley, Ga. 13 a Candidate for the ACC Most Improved Player this season. Jan. 5 (Sun.) at 23/RV Miami (Regional Sports Network)* W, 73-62 Peach County HS Jan. 9 (Thur.) Georgia Tech (ACC Network Extra)* L, 52-67 Jan. 12 (Sun.) North Carolina (ACC Network Extra)* W, 78-64 G Nicki Ekhomu a Last 8 games: 19.4 points, 5.4 assists, 48.8% shooting. Jan. 16 (Thur.) at 9 NC State (ACC Network)* L, 51-68 5-9 / Senior a Fourth among ACC players in scoring in February: 18.4 points per game. Jan. 23 (Thur.) at Wake Forest (ACC Network Extra)* W, 70-65 12 Bolingbrook, Ill. Jan. 26 (Sun.) Miami (ACC Network)* W, 79-61 Joliet Catholic Academy a Second in the ACC this season with a 2.02 assist/turnover ratio (overall). Jan. 30 (Thur.) Boston College (ACC Network Extra)* L, 56-65 Feb. 1 (Sat.) at Pittsburgh (ACC Network Extra)* W, 66-41 Morgan Jones a Fifth on the team in scoring in ACC play: 5.6 points per game. Feb. 6 (Thur.) at 5/4 Louisville (ACC Network)* W, 67-59 G 6-2 / Sophomore a Second on the team with 16 blocked shots in ACC play. Feb. 9 (Sun.) Virginia (ACC Network)* W, 63-55 Jonesboro, Ga. 24 a Brings exceptional length on the defensive end. Feb. 16 (Sun.) at Duke (ESPN2)* L, 64-66 Our Lady of Mercy High Feb. 20 (Thur.) Wake Forest (ACC Network Extra)* W, 78-67 Feb. 23 (Thur.) at Georgia Tech (ACC Network)* L, 62-65 Valencia Myers a Leads Florida State with 17 blocked shots in ACC play. Feb. 27 (Thur.) Clemson (Regional Sports Network)* 7 p.m. F 6-3 / Sophomore Mar. 1 (Sun.) Notre Dame (ESPN2/ACC Network)* 2 p.m. a One of five McDonald’s All-Americans on the Florida State roster. Solon, Ohio Mar. 4-8 ACC Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) TBA 32 a Averaging 19.9 minutes per game in ACC play. Solon High *ACC Game 1 - Maggie Dixon Classic in Fort Worth, Texas Kiah Gillespie 2 - ACC/Big Ten Challenge a Katrina McClain Award Finalist for the nation’s best power forward. 3- Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase F 6-2 / Redshirt Senior a ACC Player of the Year candidate: Top 10 in ACC play in scoring, rebounding and FG %. Rankings AP/Coaches Meriden, Conn. 15 a Averaging team-best 17.2 points vs. Top 6 ACC teams (UofL, NCST, Duke, VT, BC, Syracuse). Capital Prep Magnet 1 River Baldwin a Made first career start last game at Georgia Tech. 6-5 / Freshman FSU’S RECORD WHEN C a Recorded first double-double (12 points, 10 rebounds) in first game at Clemson. 1 Andalusia, Ala. Pleasant Home HS a Won consecutive ACC Freshman of the Week honors (Dec. 23 & Dec. 30). Overall ........................................................................21-6 Home .........................................................................11-2 Amaya Brown a Looking to earn more time off the bench, playing in 11 games this season (5.5 mins/game). Away .............................................................................8-4 5-11 / Sophomore G a Worked hard to rehab a season-ending knee injury that occurred on Jan. 27, 2019, at Virginia Tech. Neutral/Tournament ..................................................2-0 4 Albuquerque, N.M. Cibola High a Made her season debut at UIC on Nov. 23, scoring five points off the bench. Leading at Halftime ................................................. 16-1 Trailing at Halftime....................................................4-5 London Clarkson a Averages 7.3 minutes per game off the bench. Tied at Halftime .........................................................1-0 6-2 / Freshman F a Scored career-best six points in ACC home opener vs. Virginia Tech on Dec. 29. Overtime Games .........................................................0-1 34 Pflugerville, Texas TV Games ...................................................................21-6 Pflugerville HS a Earning floor time because of her defensive hustle and willingness to do the little things. vs. Top-25 Opponents .................................................5-1 Bianca Jackson a Will not compete in the 2019-20 season due to NCAA transfer rules. vs. Top-10 Opponents .................................................2-1 5-11 / R-Sophomore FSU shoots 50% or better from field .................................8-0 G a Earned SEC All-Freshman Team honors for South Carolina following the 2017-18 season. 0 Montgomery, Ala. FSU shoots 40-49% from field ..........................................11-4 South Carolina a Shot 36.7 percent (62-of-169) in her career from beyond the arc with the Gamecocks. FSU shoots under 40% from field .......................................2-2 Opponent shoots 50% or better from field ......................0-0 Sayawni Lassiter a Expected to miss the 2019-20 season due to a knee injury sustained in the off-season. 5-10 / R-Sophomore Opponent shoots 40-49% from field .................................5-6 G a Played in 27 games off the bench last year, averaging 13.0 minutes per game. 3 Dorchester, Mass. Opponent shoots under 40% from field ......................... 16-0 Newton North HS a Had four games with 20+ minutes played in 2018-19 (career-high 24 minutes vs. NC State on Feb. 7). Opponent shoots under 35% from field ............................8-0 FSU outrebounds opponent ...............................................19-1 Izabela Nicoletti a Could miss most of the 2019-20 season due to a knee injury sustained in the off-season. Opponent outrebounds FSU ................................................. 1-4 5-10 / R-Freshman G a Florida State’s most natural point guard who has exceptional ball-handling skills. Tied in rebounds .....................................................................1-1 33 Americana, Sao Paulo, Brazil Neuse Christian Academy a Rated the No. 16 overall player in the ESPNW Hoopgurlz rankings for the 2018 class. FSU records 10 or more steals ............................................3-0 FSU records 15 or more assists .......................................10-0 Sammie Puisis a Drilled five 3-point field goals in first meeting with Clemson this season. FSU commits less than 15 turnovers ...............................13-5 6-1 / Freshman G a Holds the edge over Nicki Ekhomu in 3-point FGs this year (leads FSU with 42; Ekhomu has 40). FSU commits 15 or more turnovers .................................... 8-1 2 Mason, Ohio FSU commits less turnovers than opp. .............................11-2 William Mason High a Shooting 41.2 percent (42-102) from downtown this season.
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    201020102010 TULSATULSA SHOCKSHOCK MEDIAMEDIAM E D I A GUIDEGUIDEG U I D E TULSA SHOCK MEDIA | CHEAT SHEET 2010 TULSA SHOCK 11 45 0 4 CHANTE BLACK KARA BRAXTON SHANNA CROSSLEY AMBER HOLT Center • 1 Year Pro C/F • 5 Years Pro Guard • 3 Years Pro Forward • 2 Years Pro 6’5” • 188 6’6” • 225 5’10” • 155 6’0” • 170 Duke ‘09 Georgia ‘05 Tennessee ‘06 Middle Tennesse St. ‘08 22 20 3 12 ALEXIS HORNBUCKLE MARION JONES NATASHA LACY IVORY LATTA Guard • 2 Years Pro Guard • Rookie Guard • Rookie Guard • 3 Years Pro 5’11” • 155 5’10” • 150 5’10” • 165 5’6” • 143 Tennessee ‘08 North Carolina ‘03 Texas-El Paso ‘08 North Carolina ‘07 23 5 24 32 PLENETTE PIERSON SCHOLANDA ROBINSON OLAYINKA SANNI CHRISTI THOMAS F/C • 7 Years Pro Guard • 4 Years Pro Center • 2 Years Pro F/C • 6 Years Pro 6’2” • 178 5’11” • 162 6’2” • 205 6’4” • 198 Texas Tech ‘03 Louisiana State ‘06 West Virginia ‘08 Georgia ‘04 CREDITS Editors . Pardeep Toor, Bo Hussey Design, Layout and Production. Brian Deese, Bo Hussey Photography . Layne Murdoch © 2010 Tulsa Shock All WNBA and team insignia depicted in this publication are the property of WNBA Properties, Inc. and the respective teams of the WNBA and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the prior written 21 33 1 consent of WNBA Properties, Inc. AMANDA THOMPSON ICISS TILLIS SHAVONTE ZELLEOUS The information contained in this publication was compiled by the Tulsa Shock and is provided as a courtesy Forward • Rookie C/F • 3 Years Pro Guard • 1 Year Pro to our fans and the press and may be used only for personal or editorial purposes.