If the NCAA tourney @marchmadness was to be played I would have picked @FSUHoops to be National Champs . @FSUCoachHam is my National Coach of the Year
— Dick Vitale (@DickieV) March 13, 2020
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The Seminoles (26-5, 16-4) rose three spots after wrapping up the first Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season title in program history. FSU spent two weeks at No. 5 in January and now has its highest ranking since No. 2 in December 1972.
The Seminoles open play in the ACC Tournament as the top seed in Thursday’s quarterfinals in pursuit of their second title, the other coming in 2012.
Florida State's Leonard Hamilton has been named ACC Coach of the Year, per release.— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) March 9, 2020
FSU DROPS THE ACC REGULAR SEASON BANNER FOR THE FIRST TIME pic.twitter.com/Am1rKBPpY8— Courteney Korosec (@CourteneyyK) March 7, 2020
#FSU is the second outright #ACC regular-season winner not to be represented on all-conference first team. #UNC 2011 the other. Tyler Zeller, John Henson and Harrison Barnes were Nos. 6-8 in voting.— David Teel (@ByDavidTeel) March 9, 2020
11th straight year FSU has failed to land a player on the 1st Team All ACC. Jay Bilas said Vassell was one of four guys in the conference who were a lock. I said, you don't know the ACC Media, Jay.— Basketball School (@MichaelRogner) March 9, 2020
Since joining the ACC, FSU has had 4 1st Team All Conference players. In that same time period Duke and UNC have combined for 65.— Basketball School (@MichaelRogner) March 9, 2020
After losing 6 of its top 8 leading scorers from a Sweet 16 team, Florida State just won the ACC regular-season championship outright. Unreal.— Corey Clark (@Corey_Clark) March 7, 2020
The man gets to finish the net off. @FSUCoachHam, his staff, the players have done something special in Tallahassee this year. pic.twitter.com/kTWZItghbL— Noles247.com (@Noles247) March 7, 2020
ACC Media preseason pick/Actual ACCT seed— Basketball School (@MichaelRogner) March 8, 2020
FSU
2019-20 5/1
2018-19 7/4
2017-18 8/8
2016-17 8/2
Duke
2019-20 1/4
2018-19 1/3
2017-18 1/2
2016-17 1/5
We are a FAMILY at Florida State. Thanks to our alumni for the special messages. #MarchOn pic.twitter.com/SQY8dzDmvg— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) March 8, 2020
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