Florida
Florida State Seminoles vs. Boston College Eagles live stream info, start time, TV channel: How to watch NCAA Basketball on TV, stream online
Who’s Playing
Boston College Eagles @ Florida State Seminoles
Current Records: Boston College 15-10, Florida State 13-12
How To Watch
- When: Tuesday, February 20, 2024 at 7 p.m. ET
- Where: Donald L. Tucker Center — Tallahassee, Florida
- Follow: CBS Sports App
- Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.)
What to Know
Boston College has enjoyed a two-game homestand but will soon have to dust off their road jerseys. They and the Florida State Seminoles will face off in an ACC battle at 7:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday at Donald L. Tucker Center. Florida State took a loss in their last matchup and will be looking to turn the tables on Boston College, who comes in off a win.
On Saturday, Boston College’s game was all tied up 41-41 at the half, but luckily for them it didn’t stay that way. They came out on top against the Hurricanes by a score of 85-77.
Boston College got their win on the backs of several key players, but it was Mason Madsen out in front who went 7 for 12 from beyond the arc en route to 25 points and 1 assist. It was the first time this season that Madsen scored 20 or more points. Quinten Post was another key contributor, scoring 23 points along with six rebounds.
Meanwhile, Florida State’s recent rough patch got a bit rougher on Saturday after their third straight defeat. They took a 76-67 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Blue Devils. Florida State has struggled against the Blue Devils recently, as their contest on Saturday was their third consecutive lost matchup.
Despite the loss, Florida State had strong showings from Jamir Watkins, who scored 15 points along with four blocks and two steals, and Cam Corhen, who almost dropped a double-double on 14 points and nine rebounds. Watkins has been hot recently, having posted two or more blocks the last four times he’s played.
The Eagles’ win bumped their record up to 15-10. As for the Seminoles, their loss was their fourth straight at home, which dropped their record down to 13-12.
Some high-performance offense is likely on the agenda as the pair are some of the highest scoring teams in the league. Boston College hasn’t had any problem running up the score this season, having averaged 76.2 points per game. However, it’s not like Florida State struggles in that department as they’ve been averaging 76.2 points per game. With both teams so easily able to put up points, the only question left is who can run the score up higher.
Boston College and the Seminoles were neck-and-neck in their previous matchup two weeks ago, but the Eagles came up empty-handed after a 63-62 defeat. Can Boston College avenge their loss or is history doomed to repeat itself? We’ll find out soon enough.
Series History
Florida State has won 6 out of their last 10 games against Boston College.
- Feb 06, 2024 – Florida State 63 vs. Boston College 62
- Feb 18, 2023 – Boston College 75 vs. Florida State 69
- Feb 21, 2022 – Boston College 71 vs. Florida State 55
- Mar 03, 2021 – Florida State 93 vs. Boston College 64
- Mar 07, 2020 – Florida State 80 vs. Boston College 62
- Jan 20, 2019 – Boston College 87 vs. Florida State 82
- Mar 03, 2018 – Florida State 85 vs. Boston College 76
- Jan 15, 2018 – Boston College 81 vs. Florida State 75
- Feb 20, 2017 – Florida State 104 vs. Boston College 72
- Mar 08, 2016 – Florida State 88 vs. Boston College 66
Florida
Area to watch for tropical development in Gulf to bring downpours to drought-stricken Florida | Latest Weather Clips | FOX Weather
Area to watch for tropical development in Gulf to bring downpours to drought-stricken Florida
While this area to watch for tropical development may not actually become tropical, it will definitely bring rain to Florida, which desperately needs it. The system is likely to bring the most significant rain to the Florida panhandle down south to Tampa, but the entire state can expect some moisture through midweek next week.
Gulf system to bring downpours to Florida
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is continuing to watch an area in the Gulf that is expected to bring much-needed rain to Florida this weekend. He said the system will likely drift to the north and northwest and will linger before heading to the northeast. He said to get a tropical depression, or a tropical storm there needs to be winds and a closed low and he is not seeing that in the models yet. Weber is also tracking a system off the coast of Africa that has a 10% chance of developing over the next week. He says it will likely enter a hostile environment and dissipate.
TAMPA, Fla. – Forecasters are tracking a broad disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast that could bring much-needed rain to parched communities this weekend.
Gulf tropical development potential
What we know:
Models continue to indicate there is a potential for an area of low pressure to form over the northeast Gulf off the west coast of Florida over the weekend.
The National Hurricane Center says an area in the Gulf has a 30% chance of tropical development over the next seven days.
Models a shifting away from the forecast of the system moving over the state and off the coast of the Carolinas. Models are now indicating a more likely scenario that it lingers in the Gulf over the weekend and may drift more to the northwest near the Florida Panhandle or Louisiana coast. Early next week conditions look like they will become less conducive and may prohibit much development. Regardless of whether it organizes, the system will bring tropical downpours and increased moisture across Florida and parts of the Southeast.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber states we are close to 7.50″ below average on our rainfall in Tampa for the year. A weak area of low pressure or tropical system can be beneficial in helping to make up for the rainfall deficit we have been experiencing. Drought conditions continue over much of the state of Florida. If this system ends up drifting more westward, it would limit the total amount of rainfall and the highest totals would be along the immediate west coast.
Atlantic tropical development potential
A tropical wave southeast of the Cabo Verde Islands remains disorganized.
It is moving west-northwest and, according to the NHC, there is a chance for slow development over the next day or two. By the weekend it is expected to move into less conducive conditions and Saharan dust will begin to affect this wave, limiting its moisture. The time for this system to develop is very limited and will not develop after the weekend.
The NHC is giving it a 10% chance of developing.
Weather factors and storm names
What we don’t know:
Officials cannot yet confirm if the disturbance will overcome environmental hurdles like land interaction, wind shear and dry air. Computer models remain uncertain on how much this system will develop over the waters of the Gulf. If it stays over the warm waters of the Gulf longer, it may give it additional time to organize. Interactions with land and wind shear will likely pose obstacles in further development.
To become a tropical system, it must develop a defined circulation with organized thunderstorms. If it reaches maximum sustained winds of 39 mph, it will become a tropical storm and be named Bertha.
The Source: The information in this story was gathered by FOX 13Meteorologist Jim Weber, the National Hurricane Center tropical weather outlooks, as well as forecast computer models.
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