Just over halfway into the college basketball season, we've been able to get a good feel for what kind of teams Florida State men's and women's basketball are.

After a slow start and a handful of bad losses, the men's team has found more consistency in ACC play, ranked fourth in the conference standings with a 6-3 record. FSU head coach Leonard Hamilton's "winning by committee" system has come to fruition and is bringing the Seminoles favorable results.

The women's team has succeeded out of the gate as a consistent team in the AP Top 25. The Seminoles own impressive wins over Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia Tech, with a handful of players emerging as some of the best in the nation.

Here is where both teams rank in various NCAA individual statistics.

Individual statistics

*Statistics are according to the NCAA men's and women's leaders.

Ta’Niya Latson, So., Guard

• Field goal attempts 7th (364)

• Field goals T-14th (156)

• Free throw attempts 11th (129)

• Free throw percentage 49th (85.27)

• Free throws 6th (110)

• Points 11th (436 points)

• Points per game 16th (20.8)

Makayla Timpson, Jr., Forward

• Blocks 6th (57)

• Blocks per game 12th (2.59)

• Double-doubles T-29th (9)

• Field goal percentage 21st (58.53)

• Rebounds T-21st (204)

• Rebounds per game 46th (9.3)

O'Mariah Gordon, Jr., Guard

• Assist/turnover ratio 32nd (24.42)

Team Statistics

Women's

• Assist/turnover ratio 32nd (1.19%)

• Blocks per game 47th (4.4)

• Free throw percentage 37th (76.44%)

• Free throws made per game 30th (15.05)

• Defensive rebounds per game 19th (29.7)

• Rebounds per game 26th (42.09)

• Scoring offense 16th (81.5 points per game)

• Turnovers per game 6th (11.2)

Men's

• Bench points per game 23rd (28.95 points)

• Steals per game 16th (9.2 steals)

• Turnover margin 30th (3.5%)

• Turnovers forced (15.55 per game)

ACC standings

Women's

(No. 16) Louisville 18-3, 7-1

(No. 21) Syracuse 17-3, 7-2

(No. 17) Virginia Tech 16-4, 7-2

(No. 24) North Carolina 15-6, 7-2

(No. 5) NC State 18-2, 6-2

(No. 14) Notre Dame 15-4, 5-3

(RV) Florida State 15-7, 6-4

Duke 13-7, 5-4

Georgia Tech 13-8, 4-5

Miami 13-6, 3-5

Boston College 11-11, 3-6

Virginia 10-10, 2-7

Clemson 9-12, 2-7

Pittsburgh 7-14, 1-7

Wake Forest 4-16, 0-8

Men's

(No. 3) North Carolina 17-4, 9-1

(No. 7) Duke 16-4, 7-2

(RV) Virginia 15-5, 6-3

Florida State 12-8, 6-3

Wake Forest 13-6, 5-3

NC State 14-7, 6-4

Syracuse 14-7, 5-5

Miami 14-7, 5-5

Virginia Tech 13-8, 5-5

Clemson 14-6, 4-5

Boston College 13-8, 4-6

Pittsburgh 12-8, 3-6

Georgia Tech 10-11, 3-7

Notre Dame 7-13, 2-7

Louisville 6-15, 1-9

Jack Williams covers Florida State athletics for Tallahassee Democrat. Contact him via email at jwilliams@tallahassee.com or on X @jackgwilliams.

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