FSU basketball (16-2, 6-1 ACC) went on the road and played some sloppy basketball against the Miami Hurricanes (10-7, 2-5 ACC).
However, in the end they did enough to pull out a win in overtime for their ninth consecutive game.
The Noles were down by nine points with 4:46 left in regulation and Miami’s win expectancy rate got as high as 90 percent. A FSU 11-4 run helped push the game to overtime behind two big three’s from M.J. Walker who missed most of the first half with two early fouls.
It was knotted up 69-69 as overtime began and the Noles outscored Miami 14-10 to ultimately win the game 83-79.