The Daily Sauce — March 23, 2023: FSU Track and Field’s Davis Named ACC Indoor Performer of the Year
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The Daily Sauce — March 23, 2023: FSU Track and Field’s Davis Named ACC Indoor Performer of the Year

It’s Thursday, Florida State fans.

As you carry on, see what’s in The Daily Sauce.

Lead Story

After a brilliant indoor season, Florida State track and field’s Jeremiah Davis has been named the ACC Indoor Field Performer of the Year.

The ACC indoor champion in both the triple jump and the long jump, Davis finished in the top five in both events at the NCAA Indoor Championships earlier this month. Davis finished third in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump in Albuquerque.

A 5-time All-American, Davis was a big reason for the Seminoles’ top-15 finish at the NCAA Championships. Davis and FSU will continue the outdoor season on Thursday with the Raleigh Relays and the FSU Relays.

Between the Lines for March 22, 2023

No athletics events scheduled.

On the Agenda for March 23, 2023

Track and field at FSU Relays

Track and field at Raleigh Relays

Swimming and diving at NCAA Championships

Rolling News and Notes

FSU beach volleyball’s Makenna Wolfe and Alexis Durish were named CCSA Pair of the Week.

A new website BigSpearEnergy.com allows fans to purchase player interactions and buy merchandise.

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