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8/31 - FINAL
BSU
FSU36
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9/7 - FINAL
ULM
FSU44
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9/14 - FINAL
FSU
UVA24
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9/21 - FINAL
UL
FSU24
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9/28 - FINAL
NCSU
FSU13
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10/12 - TBA
FSU
CLEM
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10/20 - FINAL
WF
FSU17
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10/27 - FINAL
Clemson
FSU59
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11/3 - FINAL
FSU
NCSU28
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11/10 - FINAL
FSU
ND13
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11/17 - FINAL
BC
FSU21
22 -
11/24 - FINAL
UF
FSU41
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- Terms of Mike Norvell’s deal released
- Norvell well-respected amongst his peers
- FSU learns its bowl destination
- Potential assistant coach candidates to fill out Norvell’s staff
- Mike Norvell’s introductory press conference
- Mike Norvell arrives at Doak Campbell Stadium
- Five Memphis commits Norvell should bring with him to FSU
- Could Brady White follow Norvell to Tallahassee?
- College football reacts to Mike Norvell’s hiring
- Florida State names Mike Norvell head coach
NBA Mock Draft Update: Kabengele, Mann making movement on draft boards
- Updated: April 23, 2019
After former Florida State guard Terance Mann appeared in the previous version of nbadraft.net’s 2019 mock draft, the most recent update has two former Seminoles being selected. If that holds true, it’d be the first time that two former FSU stars were picked in the same draft since 2017 (Jonathan Isaac and Dwayne Bacon).
– Mfiondu Kabengele, No. 25 overall, Portland Trail Blazers
Mfiondu Kabengele was making sporadic appearances on mock drafts prior to officially announcing his decision to declare and sign with an agent. Since then, he’s been getting some love around the late first round. The 6-foot-10 forward has proven to be a perfect fit in modern basketball. Kabengele can back opponents down, shoot from mid-range and deep, and guard multiple positions, including on the perimeter.
The Canadian native would be a good fit for Portland with Al-Farouq Aminu headed to free agency this summer. The Trail Blazers do have Meyers Leonard and Zach Collins on the roster but neither of them have shown enough signs that they’ll be able to take the next step this offseason. With his ferociousness inside, Kabengele has the potential to complement Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum, especially if they continue to draw consistent double-teams as they do now.
– Terance Mann, No. 53 overall, Utah Jazz
Mann was originally predicted to be the No. 56 overall pick before moving up in the last mock draft to No. 49, where he’d reunite with Dwayne Bacon in Charlotte. In the latest edition, he’s dropped back a few spots to No. 53 overall, where the Utah Jazz are currently slotted in to pick. Like I mentioned in the last write up, he’d be very valuable to just about any team in the second round.
The 6-foot-6 guard prides himself on defense and he has an offensive game that improved every year during his time at Florida State. A front office could see him as a guy that would impact the culture of their franchise. He brings a winning edge, leaving Tallahassee with 95 wins over four seasons or an average of 23.8 wins per year. Utah has been a perennial playoff team under head coach Quin Snyder and Mann would bring an athletic burst of energy and defense off of its bench.
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