With M.J. Walker out due to a tweaked ankle suffered during the UConn game, Raiquan Gray got the start against the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks. Christ Koumadje started off hot with 6 points in the first three minutes (on three dunks), but the Seminoles then went on a long cold stretch. The ’Noles didn’t connect from deep until Devin Vassell hit with 1:50 left in the half. It was that 1-12 shooting from the three-point line that kept the score mostly in favor of the Redhawks in the first half (they were 7-18 from deep).
No. 11 FSU basketball flies by Southeast Missouri St.
