No. 5 seed Florida State (23-8) plays in its 32nd ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament beginning Thursday against 12th-seeded Wake Forest. The game will air on the ACC Network.
Earlier this week, Brooke Wyckoff commented on FSU's season and the outlook for the ACC Tournament:
"We’ve learned some hard lessons recently about what it’s like to play on the road, and the things that go into winning on the road," Wyckoff said. "Controlling the controllables. And we've done that at times, and we haven't done that at other times. But I know that we've learned that lesson that we have to control our defense and our rebounding when we're playing on the road. ACC tournament is on the road. So feel good about those things going into to this week."
Notes via FSU sports information:
Freshman Ta’Niya Latson and sophomore Makayla Timpson earned plenty of recognition with several conference awards each. Latson was named the ACC Rookie of the Year, chosen to the All-ACC First Team and also to the ACC All-Freshman Team. Timpson was recognized as the ACC Most Improved Player, named to the All-ACC Second Team and also placed on the ACC All-Defensive Team.
Coach Brooke Wyckoff takes her second team to the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. In her interim season in 2020-21, an FSU team predicted eighth in the league earned a No. 4 seed at the conference tournament. This season, her FSU squad predicted ninth in the ACC earns a No. 5 seed in Greensboro. Both of her teams have elevated themselves by four spots comparing prediction to regular-season finish.
The Seminoles begin the ACC Tournament with a NET ranking of 20th.
Florida State has reached six semifinals in the ACC Tournament as well as two finals appearances, with the last coming in the 2020 ACC Championship game vs. NC State. FSU also reached the finals in the 2015 tournament against Notre Dame.
Florida State’s 15 wins against the NET Top 100 are tied for the ninth-most in the country.
The Seminoles’ 12 ACC wins this season are their most since winning 13 in the 2017-18 season.
Timpson’s 13 double-doubles this season are tied for the second-most in a season at FSU with Kiah Gillespie (2018-19). The record is 15 by Natasha Howard (2013-14).
With 23 wins this season, FSU has a chance to reach its seventh 25-win season in program history.
Earlier this week, Brooke Wyckoff commented on FSU's season and the outlook for the ACC Tournament:
"We’ve learned some hard lessons recently about what it’s like to play on the road, and the things that go into winning on the road," Wyckoff said. "Controlling the controllables. And we've done that at times, and we haven't done that at other times. But I know that we've learned that lesson that we have to control our defense and our rebounding when we're playing on the road. ACC tournament is on the road. So feel good about those things going into to this week."
Notes via FSU sports information:
Freshman Ta’Niya Latson and sophomore Makayla Timpson earned plenty of recognition with several conference awards each. Latson was named the ACC Rookie of the Year, chosen to the All-ACC First Team and also to the ACC All-Freshman Team. Timpson was recognized as the ACC Most Improved Player, named to the All-ACC Second Team and also placed on the ACC All-Defensive Team.
Coach Brooke Wyckoff takes her second team to the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. In her interim season in 2020-21, an FSU team predicted eighth in the league earned a No. 4 seed at the conference tournament. This season, her FSU squad predicted ninth in the ACC earns a No. 5 seed in Greensboro. Both of her teams have elevated themselves by four spots comparing prediction to regular-season finish.
The Seminoles begin the ACC Tournament with a NET ranking of 20th.
Florida State has reached six semifinals in the ACC Tournament as well as two finals appearances, with the last coming in the 2020 ACC Championship game vs. NC State. FSU also reached the finals in the 2015 tournament against Notre Dame.
Florida State’s 15 wins against the NET Top 100 are tied for the ninth-most in the country.
The Seminoles’ 12 ACC wins this season are their most since winning 13 in the 2017-18 season.
Timpson’s 13 double-doubles this season are tied for the second-most in a season at FSU with Kiah Gillespie (2018-19). The record is 15 by Natasha Howard (2013-14).
With 23 wins this season, FSU has a chance to reach its seventh 25-win season in program history.