College basketball
Richmond ousts FSU
By Associated Press
Published March 22, 2004
RICHMOND, Va. - Junior Linnea Liljestrand scored a season-high 18, all on second-half 3-pointers, but Florida State ended its season with an 84-77 loss to Richmond (22-9) on Sunday in a second-round game.
The Seminoles (15-15) trailed 45-24 at the half and were down by 28 with 15:10 left. A 25-3 run got FSU within three with just under four minutes left. But FSU had to foul down the stretch and the Spiders' final six points were on free throws.
The Seminoles made a school-record 12 3-pointers.
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