Florida State women’s basketball dismantled Florida A&M 101-42 on Sunday night at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, marking the second consecutive game where the Seminoles crossed the 100-point threshold. The lopsided crosstown result improved FSU’s record to 3-0 and extended their all-time dominance over the Rattlers to 27-8. The Seminoles seized control early, holding FAMU to just one field goal during the final eight minutes of the first quarter, which allowed them to build an insurmountable 27-7 lead before halftime.
Seminoles explode for 101 points, extending dominant streak against Rattlers
The victory was defined by exceptional depth, with 12 different players recording points and five reaching double figures. Junior guard Tatum Greene led the charge with a team-high 17 points, complementing her scoring with nine rebounds and four steals. Fifth-year forward Savannah Henderson delivered a career-best performance, scoring 15 points while matching her career highs with three three-pointers and four free throws. The balanced attack ensured that no single opponent could contain the Seminoles’ offensive flow throughout the contest.
FSU maintained its overwhelming pressure in the second half, with key contributors continuing to elevate their play. Fifth-year guard Timaya Lewis-Eutsey shot 5-of-7 from the field for 14 points, while freshman guard Morgan Stewart added 13 points and five rebounds. Senior guard Sole’ Williams rounded out the scoring with 12 points and six assists, cementing a comprehensive victory that highlighted the Seminoles’ superior athleticism and tactical execution against the Rattlers.
Source: Yahoo Sports
