Florida State’s bruising, high-volume scoring forward
In his Florida State career, Al Thornton was a no-nonsense offensive force who led the ACC in scoring in 2007 at 19.7 points per game and finished his Seminoles run with 1,521 points, ranking seventh in school history at the time. He brought real downhill pressure, physicality around the rim, and a pro-ready motor that helped fuel FSU’s resurgence; he was also the first Seminole to earn AP All-America recognition. If your team wants a tough, productive forward who can carry offense and doesn’t shrink from big moments, he’s the kind of fit that makes scouts lean in.
