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Sebastian Rancik scores 17 to help Florida St. beat Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 84-60
Florida State outrebounded the Islanders 58-25 and drew 45 free-throw attempts in a 24-point win.
- On Friday, the Florida State Seminoles defeated the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders 84-60, led by Sebastian Rancik's 17 points and Kam Taylor's 14 at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center.
- Following an 81-72 loss to Florida on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Florida State head coach Luke Loucks saw his team dominate the boards with a 58-25 rebounding advantage.
- Despite the victory, Florida State struggled from long range, shooting just 2-of-21 from three-point territory for 9.5%, while shooting 37% overall from the floor.
- The Seminoles scored 38 points in the paint and forced 31 fouls from the Islanders, generating 16 points off turnovers to build a commanding lead.
- Florida State returns to their home court on Tuesday, Nov. 17, to host Ball State, seeking to address ongoing perimeter shooting struggles.
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Sebastian Rancik scores 17 to help Florida St. beat Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 84-60
Sebastian Rancik had 17 points and eight rebounds, Kam Taylor scored 14 and Florida State beat Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 84-60. Anthony Robinson II added 10 points and Alex Steen had 10 points and nine rebounds for Florida State (3-1), which…
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