Lawrance Toafili says it’s a special week. His birthday, his final game at Doak. He will turn 23 on Saturday.

FSU has taught him about life, how to carry himself, and shaped who he is.

FSU (6-1) seeks a fourth straight win on Tuesday night when the Seminoles host Western Carolina at 7 p.m. The game will stream live on ACC Network Extra.

This game was originally scheduled to be played in Asheville but was moved back to Tallahassee due to Hurricane Helene. The game will be a fundraiser for the MANNA FoodBank in Asheville, N.C., which lost its warehouse in the hurricane. More information can be found at mannafoodbank.org. Every $1 donated on donate.mannafoodbank.org allows MANNA to provide 4 meals.

Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Seminoles.com. All seating is general admission, except for locations on the floor and for those in the first four rows of section 101. Parking will be available at no charge in the main lot at the Tucker Center.

The junior has scored in double figures in a career-high four consecutive games (10 vs. Florida, 13 vs. Hofstra, 15 vs. Temple, 17 vs. UMass) and is averaging 13.8 points scored per game (55 total points). He has already scored nearly three times as many points in seven games as a Seminoles as he did in 14 games during his only season at Ole Miss (20 in 14 games).

Western Carolina's coach is a familiar name. Tim Craft is a Tallahassee native who attended North Florida Christian and Florida High.

The Catamounts are 2-2. They lost to Wake Forest 82-69, picking up wins against two lower-division schools in Bob Jones and Truett McConnell.

FSU is projected by KenPom to win 82-63.

FSU sports information:

Khori Louis's successful day continued on Monday evening as she was named the ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week for her performance in the wins against No. 15 Georgia Tech and Clemson. It is the first time that Louis has earned ACC Player of the Week honors in her career.

Louis was phenomenal in the Seminoles' two wins this week as she led the team with 35 kills and an impressive .604 hitting percentage. Her .604 hitting percentage was the most of any player in the country with a minimum of 50 attempts. Louis recorded 15 kills on 26 attempts in the Noles' upset win over No. 15 Georgia Tech on Friday night. Louis followed her performance on Friday with a career day on Sunday where she tied her career high with 20 kills on just 27 attempts against Clemson. Louis raised her season hitting percentage to .417 which is second in the ACC and 13th in the entire country. Louis was drafted sixth overall in the Pro Volleyball Federation Draft by the Atlanta Vibe earlier today.

Louis and the Noles will be back in action on Wednesday at noon against No. 10 SMU in Tully Gym. The game can be streamed live on ACC Network Extra.