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Longtime FSU coach Leonard Hamilton is stepping down 'with no regrets' at the end of the season

Leonard Hamilton is stepping down as Florida State basketball coach at the end of the season, as announced after a team meeting.
Hamilton is being sued by six former players for failing to deliver on Name, Image, and Likeness promises.
He has coached FSU for 23 seasons, leading the team to 16 postseason appearances and a dozen 20-win seasons.
Hamilton stated, "I'm very fortunate to be able to have given this job my all with no regrets.

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