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Florida State stifles Jacksonville in easy home win
Florida State dominated rebounds and three-point shooting with Martin Somerville scoring 23 points as they secured a winning record before the ACC schedule begins.
- Dec. 22, 2025, Florida State Seminoles men's basketball team defeated Jacksonville University Dolphins 87-63 at the Donald L. Tucker Center, Tallahassee, Florida, closing its non-conference slate and securing a winning record before the holiday break.
- Seeking momentum, FSU entered the game to end non-conference play on a high note and recover from a five-game losing streak before ACC play.
- With four starters in double figures, Martin Somerville scored 23 points on 5/10 shooting, while the team recorded 19 assists and 44 rebounds in what some called their most complete game.
- The win moved Florida State to 7-6 overall and closed the first half of the season in style, as FSU will travel to Chapel Hill to face No. 12 North Carolina on December 30, 2025.
- FSU shot 11/33 from three, highlighting inconsistent perimeter shooting, and a brutal early ACC stretch against UNC, NC State, and Duke amplifies frontcourt concerns.
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St Catharines StandardFlorida State beats Jacksonville 87-63 behind Somerville’s 23 points
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Martin Somerville scored 23 points to lead five Florida State players scoring in double figures, and the Seminoles cruised past Jacksonville 87-63 on Monday night.
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Florida State beats Jacksonville 87-63 behind Somerville's 23 points
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Martin Somerville scored 23 points to lead five Florida State players scoring in double figures, and the Seminoles cruised past Jacksonville 87-63 on Monday night.
Florida State basketball dominates Jacksonville to close ...
·Tallahassee, United States
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