GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- Georgia Schweitzer had 18 points and four assists and Duke (No. 10 ESPN/USA Today, No. 12 AP) moved into the Atlantic Coast Conference women's tournament semifinals by overwhelming Florida State in a 92-65 victory Saturday.

	FSU's Molly Beal gets into a jam between Duke's Georgia Schweitzer, left, and Rochelle Parent.

The second-seeded Blue Devils (24-5) shot 50 percent and forced 25 turnovers on the way to defeating Florida State for the 14th consecutive time dating to 1994.

Florida State (12-17) was coming off an upset of Maryland but were no match for a Duke team that got double-figure scoring from five players and frequently had three freshmen on the floor at the same time.

Sheana Mosch added 15 points and four steals for Duke, Michele Matyasovsky had 13 points and Rochelle Parent and Missy West had 10 apiece.

Latavia Coleman, who had 31 points to lead the Seminoles past Maryland, was double-teamed for most of the game by Duke and wound up with 15 points on 5-for-13 shooting. The Seminoles also got 15 from Katelyn Vujas and 12 from April Traylor.