FSU basketball: 4 takeaways from Noles 2019-20 season
By Kelvin Hunt
The Future Is Bright
One consistent message we’ve heard from FSU basketball among all of the chaos is they are the new blood and are not going anywhere anytime soon.
NEW BLOOD #MarchOn pic.twitter.com/VUA3sOAvVE
— Florida State Men’s Basketball (@FSUHoops) March 8, 2020
We want to say Thank You to all of the fans who have embarked on this incredible year with us.
— Florida State Men’s Basketball (@FSUHoops) March 15, 2020
Obviously it ended too soon but we must look ahead.
Florida State is a New Blood.
And we aren’t going anywhere pic.twitter.com/ZYGgkGLBpe
They are losing some important pieces in Trent Forrest and Dominick Olejniczak, but the same could have been said for last year when they lost Terrance Mann and Mfiondu Kabengele.
A lot of things depend on who decides to come back next season as the Noles have a talented core of players as underclassmen. Players like Devin Vassell, Patrick Williams, M.J. Walker, Malik Osbourne, Anthony Polite, and RaiQuan Gray among others could or will likely return.
However, as I mentioned, the Noles have at least two talented players joining the team in the fall in Scottie Barnes and Sardaar Calhoun.
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Either way, it does look as if the Noles will be one of the top teams for the foreseeable future.