Abby Yuan

Ole Miss Women’s Basketball loses a game on a wrong block/charge call Painful.

Now is a good time to watch this again. @YolettMcCuin is as good a representative for Ole Miss as we’ve ever had.

I fully expect y’all to be reporting on #32 tonight! Thanks and have a blessed one!

𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐨𝐧 𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐃𝐮𝐬𝐭 🏗️ Fans will enjoy an elevated gameday experience highlighted by the complete overhaul of Doak Campbell Stadium’s videoboards in time for this upcoming season! 📰 noles.co/4j9nuyF 🏟️ noles.co/3FE8XMU #GoNoles

had to update the graphic 🍢 4 players with 30+ pt performances 🍢 Most 30 pt performers this season as a team 🍢 All 4 averaging double figures #NoleFAM

Sports Illustrated unveils its early power rankings for the Women's College Basketball National Player of the Year race: 1. Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame) 2. JuJu Watkins (USC) 3. Lauren Betts (UCLA) 4. Paige Bueckers (UConn) 5. Ta’Niya Latson (Florida State) Thoughts? ✨

Player of the Week from @autumnjohnsontv ⤵️ @NiyaLatson of @fsuwbb #NCAAWBB

No one in college basketball has scored more points per game this season than Ta’Niya Latson, and as conference play begins, she’s elevated her game even further. Through her first three ACC matchups, the Miami native is averaging an impressive (34.7) points per contest. Latson is aiming to extend Florida State’s winning streak to seven games this week, a run that could help the Seminoles re-enter the AP Top 25. The challenge begins with a road matchup against Stanford, a team Latson faced last season when she tallied 23 points in just 22 minutes. The week wraps up with another road game against No. 24 Cal, a tough but winnable opportunity for Florida State. The 5’8 guard has been dominant all season, and at the midway point, she’s firmly among the top five players in the country. She’s positioning herself as an All-American for the first time in her career and is among the leading candidates for National Player of the Year. She has scored 20 or more points in every game except one—and even in that outing, she managed 8 points in 10 minutes before leaving due to injury. Her scoring ability sets her apart, but Latson’s game is far from one-dimensional. She’s shooting over 50% from the field, a testament to her efficiency and a case for her as the best pure scorer in college basketball. Beyond that, she contributes (4.3) assists per game and plays superb defense, ranking third in the ACC with (2.7) steals per contest. Latson’s versatility continues to make her one of the most dynamic players in the nation. ✨

know the name 🏆 @NiyaLatson is your ACC Player of the Week #NoleFAM

Ta’Niya Latson vs Virginia Tech: 40 PTS 5 AST 5 STL 3 RBS 1 BLK 18-28 FG 2-3 3P Florida State wins, 105-74! ✨

make that another 30+ for T Lat 🍢 #NoleFAM

Most 30-Point Performances By a Power 4 WCBB Player Through 11 Games in the Last Decade: 1. Kelsey Plum — 6 (2016-17) 2. Ta’Niya Latson — 5 (2024-25) JuJu Watkins — 5 (2023-24) Kelsey Mitchell — 5 (2017-18) 5. Caitlin Clark — 4 (2023-24) 6. Angel Reese — 3 (2022-23) A’ja Wilson — 3 (2017-18) Arike Ogunbowale — 3 (2018-19) Megan Gustafson— 3 (2018-19) Ta’Niya Latson — 3 (2021-22) ✨

Proud of you ❤️

Thank you to @fsuwbb and @CoachBrookeFSU for believing in me! #GoNoles #sydneybean #classof2028

National prospect @JaidaCivil has trimmed her list down to 8🔥👀 The East Coast United P24 star was a TOP priority for college coaches all summer. via @TaliaGoodmanWBB

#FSU #Seminoles Elite Campers learning about the importance of social media and branding @fsuwbb @CoachBrookeFSU @CoachFerrara @abbyyyuan

Grateful to have received an offer from Florida State University! Thank you Coach Yuan and Coach Wyckoff for this opportunity!

𝐁𝐢𝐠 🐶 𝐊𝐚𝐲 Kay Kay set our single-season record in rebounds, double-doubles and blocked shots this past season #NoleFAM | @MakaylaTimpson2

Some new faces in the 850 🍢 #NoleFAM

@Coach_Jake96 ❤️❤️❤️

Talk to em Coach! @abbyyyuan ❤️‍🔥