They're also a fairly tall team, with no one shorter than 6'3" and have their own 7'3" center in Jordan Wilmore.
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For a team that is struggling to score like Missouri, getting to the free throw line is a great way to get some points and some confidence.
Where they are succeeding so far is the free throw line, as they're getting about 20 free throw attempts per game. They have a few talented players like Kobe Brown, who leads the team in scoring at 16.5 PPG, and Ronnie DeGray who can come off of the bench and provide elite shooting, but they just don't "wow" you in any way.
They run a little slower pace than average teams, and like most Cuonzo Martin squads, seem to underwhelm. Missouri (116th KenPom) has an even worse early season loss than Loyola, losing at home to Missouri-Kansas City, who is 225th in KenPom. The other main player to look for is Keli Leaupepe, another "big" guy like Scott, but he just hasn't been as efficient. Jalin Anderson has only played in one game this season and scored 12 points off of the bench. He's shooting above 50% from the floor, and is also leading the team in rebounds and is third in assists. Eli Scott returns to be a steady contributor, and is back to being his efficient and all-around self as a 4-man. FSU has to be aware of where he is on the court because he will fire it from anywhere. Joe Quintana looks like he's taken massive strides, averaging 20 PPG so far this season, but he's also taking 9+ 3s a game compared to only 2.3 2-pointers per game.
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