Sue Semrau, the all-time winningest coach in Florida State women’s basketball history, announced Monday that she is retiring after 24 seasons with the Seminoles.
“Thank you to the amazing players and the talented and diligent members of our staff, you have given me millions of moments to cherish, and friendships for a lifetime,” Semrau said in a statement. “The countless supportive and hard-working administrators, faculty and staff have enriched my life.” Read More
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