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25 Lady Bulldogs have gone on toearn regular-season roster spots inthe WNBA.

Georgia has produced 20 WNBADraft picks, including 16 in the past14 years alone.

All 20 WNBA Draft picks – and five free agents – have earned aregular-season roster spot.

Georgia's total of eight first-rounddraft picks since 1999 ranks No. 5nationally.

Georgia's 19 total draft picks since1999 ranks No. 4 nationally.

Georgia has had three players selected in the same professionaldraft three times.

The SEC's 47 first-round draft pickssince 1999 leads the nation.

All 14 SEC schools have produceda WNBA first-round draft pick.

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Lady BuLLdog BasketBaLLTable of Contents ...................................................................... 2-3An Italian Adventure ................................................................. 4-5Why Georgia? ........................................................................... 6-7Athens, Ga. ............................................................................... 8-9The University of Georgia .....................................................10-11Winning: It’s All We Do ......................................................... 12-13Campus Life .......................................................................... 14-15Off The Court ........................................................................ 16-17UGA Athletics...Success On Every Level ............................ 18-19Lady Bulldog Staff ................................................................ 20-21Our House ............................................................................. 22-23Media Exposure .................................................................... 24-25Academic Success ................................................................ 26-27Media Information ................................................................ 28-29Radio Network / Media Outlets ................................................. 30Stegeman Coliseum .................................................................. 31Radio/TV Spotter’s Chart ........................................................... 322014-15 Georgia Rosters ........................................................... 33Opponent SIDs ........................................................................... 34Schedule & Travel Itinerary ....................................................... 35Outlook .................................................................................. 36-37Preseason Notebook ................................................................. 38

PersonneLAndy Landers bio ................................................................. 40-41Andy Landers by the numbers ................................................. 42Joni Crenshaw bio ..................................................................... 43Angie Johnson bio .................................................................... 44Robert Mosley bio...................................................................... 45Meredith Mitchell bio ................................................................ 46Support Staff bios ................................................................. 47-50Administration bios .............................................................. 51-52No. 1 Terryuana Godwin bio...................................................... 53No. 2 Sydnei McCaskill bio .................................................. 54-55No. 3 Tiaria Griffin bio .......................................................... 56-57

Credits/aCknowLedgements The 2014-15 Georgia Lady Bulldog Basketball Media Guide was produced with Adobe InDesign Desktop Publishing. The publication was designed, written and edited by UGA associate SID Mike Mobley, with much-appreciated assistance from Nick Daly, Caitlin Connell, Ann Drinkard, Brandon Estroff, Kasey Fletcher, Brooke McCoy, Anne Nolan, Jack Ryan, Ashleigh Shay, Alex Tanenbaum and Kelly Williams. Covers and recruiting section design by The Adsmith of Athens. Printing by Ebsco Media of Birmingham, Ala. Outside cover photography by Cassie Wright. Additional photography from: Ben Clark, Steven Colquitt, Ashley Connell, Keith Currie, Donovan Eason, Dan Evans, Phillip Faulkner, Joel Gibson, Steve Guyer, Travis Hatfield, Becky Hay, John Kelley, David Marck, Ted Mayer, Amanda C. Melton, Perry McIntyre, Erin McCall, Parker Moore, Elizabeth Olivier, Meredith Page, Daniel Shirey, Evan Stichler, Scott Trubey, Dylan Wilson, Dale Zanine, NCAA Photos, WNBA Photos, UGA Photographic Services and USA Basketball.

No. 4 Hannahkohl Almire bio ............................................... 58-59No. 10 Samantha Glodis bio ................................................ 60-61No. 11 Pachis Roberts bio .......................................................... 62No. 12 Haley Clark bio ............................................................... 63No. 13 Merritt Hempe bio ..................................................... 64-65No. 14 Jasmine Carter bio ......................................................... 66No. 15 Krista Donald bio ...................................................... 67-69No. 20 Shacobia Barbee bio ................................................ 70-71No. 23 Halle Washington bio................................................ 72-73No. 24 Marjorie Butler bio .................................................... 74-75No. 31 Erika Ford bio ............................................................ 76-78No. 33 Mackenzie Engram bio .................................................. 79No. 54 Nasheema Oliver bio ..................................................... 80

2014-15 oPPonentsMorgan State, TCU & Ohio State .............................................. 82Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern & Colgate ............................. 83Tennessee Tech, Coppin State & Mercer .................................. 84Michigan State, Furman & Belmont ......................................... 85Seton Hall, Mississippi State & Alabama ................................ 86Missouri, Auburn & Ole Miss .................................................... 87Vanderbilt, Texas A&M & Tennessee ......................................... 88Kentucky, South Carolina & Arkansas ...................................... 89Florida, LSU, SEC Tournament & NCAA Tournament .............. 90

2013-14 reCaPSeason Notebook ................................................................. 92-93Overall/SEC Individual Stats & Double Digits ......................... 94Home, Road & Neutral Individual Stats ................................... 95Game-by-Game Results ............................................................ 96Single Game Superlatives ........................................................ 97Game-by-Game Team Stats.................................................. 98-99SEC Standings & SEC Team Stats .......................................... 100 SEC Tournament & SEC Individual Stats ................................101Box Scores ........................................................................ 102-106

HistoryGeorgia Basketball Timeline ............................................ 108-109Individual Records ....................................................................110Team Records/Opponent Records ........................................... 111Stegeman Coliseum Records ..................................................112Individual Game, Season, Career Top-10s ....................... 113-117Class-by-Class Individual Top-5s ..............................................118Single-Game Team Top-10s ......................................................119Opponent Single-Game Top-5s ............................................... 120Team Season Top-10s, Scoring Margins & OT games .......... 1211,000-point scorers ........................................................... 122-124Year-by-Year Results, All-time head coaches ......................... 125Season-by-Season Results ............................................... 126-144Records vs. All Opponents & Conferences ..................... 145-146Series Results vs. All Opponents ..................................... 147-157Annual Statistical Leaders ............................................... 158-159Season-by-Season Team Statistics .................................. 160-161SEC & NCAA Statistical Leaders ............................................ 162Rankings in SEC & NCAA Records ......................................... 163 Week-by-Week Polls .......................................................... 164-166Results vs. Ranked Opponents ............................................... 167Holiday Tournament Results ............................................ 168-169SEC Tournament Results .................................................. 170-171NCAA Tournament Results ............................................... 172-173 Televised Games ............................................................... 174-175Championship Teams ....................................................... 176-181All-Time Letterwinners ............................................................ 182All-Time Jersey Numbers ....................................................... 183All-Time Letterwinners Stats ........................................... 184-187Honor Roll .........................................................................188-200All-Time Team ........................................................................... 201WNBA Players ................................................................... 202-204Overseas Professional Players ............................................... 205USA Basketball ................................................................. 206-207Endowed Scholarships ............................................................ 208

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media guide index25th-Season Anniversary All-Time Team ....................................2011,000-point scorers .............................................................. 122-125Awards .................................................................................. 188-200Bios, Players ............................................................................. 53-80Championship Teams ............................................................176-181Coaches, all-time ..........................................................................125Coaches, Assistants ................................................................. 43-46Endowed Scholarships ............................................................... 208Game-by-Game Results, 2013-14 ................................................. 96Holiday Tournament Results ................................................ 168-169Individual Game, Season & Career Leaders ....................... 113-117Individual Records ....................................................................... 110Jersey Numbers ...........................................................................183Landers, Andy .......................................................................... 40-42Letterwinners, all-time .................................................................182Letterwinners Stats .............................................................. 184-187Margins of Victory & Defeat ........................................................121Media Information ................................................................... 28-29NCAA Tournament Results .................................................. 172-173Opponent information ............................................................. 82-90Outlook, 2014-15 ....................................................................... 36-37Overtime Games ..........................................................................121Poll History ............................................................................ 164-167Pre-Season Notebook, 2014-15 .................................................... 38Professional Players ............................................................. 202-205Radio Network / Media Outlet ...................................................... 30Radio/TV Spotter’s Chart............................................................... 32Recap, 2013-14 .......................................................................... 92-93Records Class ..........................................................................................118 Stegeman .................................................................................112 Team, Opponent ...................................................................... 111 Team Season ...........................................................................121 Team Single-Game .................................................................. 119 Opponent Single-Game ..........................................................120Records vs. All Opponents & Conferences .........................145-146Results vs. All Opponents .....................................................147-157Rosters, 2014-15 ............................................................................ 33Season-by-Season Results .................................................. 126-144Schedule, 2014-15 ....................................................................3 & 35SEC Statistics & Results, 2013-14 .........................................101-102SEC Tournament Results ...................................................... 170-171SID Directory ................................................................................. 34Statistical Leaders, Annual ...................................................157-158Statistics Individual, 2013-14 ................................................... 94-95Stegeman Coliseum ...................................................................... 31Table of Contents ......................................................................... 2-3Televised Games ...................................................................174-175Travel Itinerary, 2014-15 ................................................................ 35USA Basketball ..................................................................... 206-207WNBA Players ...................................................................... 202-204

2014-15 georgia Lady BuLLdog BasketBaLL sCHeduLeday date oPPonent LoCation tV/weB timeFri. nov. 14 morgan state athens seCn+ 7:00sun nov. 16 tCu athens seCn+ 1:00Wed Nov. 19 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 7:00Sun Nov. 23 at Georgia Tech Atlanta ESPN3 2:00tues nov. 25 georgia southern athens seCn+ 7:00wed nov. 26 Colgate athens seCn+ 7:00Sat Nov. 29 at Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. 7:00tues. dec. 2 Coppin state athens seCn+ 7:00Thur. Dec. 4 at Mercer Macon, Ga. 7:00sun dec. 7 michigan state athens seCn 4:00sat dec. 20 Furman athens seCn+ 4:00mon dec. 22 Belmont athens seCn+ 7:00Sun Dec. 28 at Seton Hall South Orange, N.J. 2:00Fri. Jan. 2 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. SECN+ 4:00sun. Jan. 4 * alabama athens Foxsn 1:00thur. Jan. 8 * missouri athens seCn+ 7:00Sun. Jan. 11 * at Auburn Auburn SECN 2:00Thur. Jan. 15 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. SECN+ 7:00sun. Jan. 18 * Vanderbilt athens seCn+ 2:00thur. Jan. 22 * texas a&m athens seCn+ 7:00Sun. Jan. 25 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. SECN 2:00Sun. Feb. 1 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. SECN 1:00thur. Feb. 5 * south Carolina athens seCn 7:00Mon. Feb. 9 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. SECN 7:00thur. Feb. 12 * Florida athens seCn+ 7:00Thur. Feb. 19 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. SECN+ 8:00sun. Feb. 22 * auburn athens seCn+ 2:00thur. Feb. 26 * tennessee athens seCn 9:00Sun. March 1 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. SECN 3:00Wed.-Sun. March 4-8 SEC Tournament North Little Rock, Ark.Fri.-Mon. March 20-23 NCAA First/Second Rounds Campus sites

Fri.-Mon. March 27-30 NCAA Regionals (Albany, N.Y.; Greensboro, N.C.; Oklahoma City, Okla.; Sacramento, Calif.)

Sun./Tues. April 5 & 7 Final Four Tampa, Fla.

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An Italian Adventure

he Lady Bulldogs got a

jump on the 2014-15

season in August when

they embarked on a remarkable

10-day exhibition tour of Italy.

Georgia arrived in Rome and

also visited Florence, Pisa,

Venice, Trieste, Vicenza,

Verona and Lake Como. While

the vast majority of the Lady

Bulldogs’ time was spent

seeing world-renown sites,

history and art, Georgia also

defeated a trio of Italian club

teams by an average of 34.0

points per game. Countless

memories were formed and

the team bonded as the Lady

Bulldogs played and ate –

primarily pizza, pasta and

gelato – its way from Rome

to Tuscany to the Adriatic and

the Alps.

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Why Georgia?

he University of Georgia and Lady Bulldog

Basketball provide a unique opportunity like no

other. Three primary factors merge seamlessly to

create the ultimate student-athlete experience.

Athens is universally known as one of the country’s

premier college towns. The University is traditionally

ranked as a top-20 public institution. And Lady

Bulldog Basketball has been a preeminent leader in

women’s basketball for more than three decades.

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2000-01 No. 3 No. 202001-02 No. 8 No. 182002-03 No. 15 No. 182003-04 No. 5 No. 202004-05 No. 7 No. 192005-06 No. 9 No. 192006-07 No. 12 No. 212007-08 No. 10 No. 202008-09 No. 18 No. 212009-10 No. 20 No. 182010-11 No. 20 No. 232011-12 No. 18 No. 212012-13 No. 10 No. 202013-14 No. 16 No. 20

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UGA’s RankingsUSN&WR

• Athens is 70 miles northeast of Atlanta, a distance far enough away to provide the city with its own unique identity but also close enough that “the ATL” and all it has to offer is just a short drive away.

• Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, which is less than 90 minutes from Athens, has been ranked as the world’s busiest airport every year since 1998.

• With flights to more than 150 U.S. destinations, 80 percent of the U.S. population is within a two-hour flight of Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.

• Hartsfield-Jackson Airport also offers flights to more than 50 countries.• The Mall of Georgia, one of the 15 largest malls in the U.S., is just a one-hour drive from Athens.

• Athens is five hours or less from popular beach destinations such as Hilton Head, Tybee Island and St. Simons Island.

• The mountains of Northeast Georgia are less than a two-hour drive from Athens.

LocatingAthens

USN&WR is ranking among U.S. public universitiesnationally in the annual rankings compiled by U.S.News & World Report.


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Athens is the perfect marriage

of campus and community.

Broad Street is all that separates

the University of Georgia’s historic

North Campus and a vibrant

downtown community filled

with restaurants and shopping.

Athens has carved its own identity

by mixing the best of on-campus

academic and athletic opportunities

with the individualistic pursuits of

a music scene that has turned local

artists into worldwide superstars.

ConsummateCollege Town


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Hot College Music Scenes1. ATHENS2. Austin, Texas3. Cambridge, Massachusetts4. Chapel Hill, North Carolina5. Madison, Wisconsin

• No. 1 “Campus Life” – Bloomberg BusinessWeek• No. 1 “Small City for Relocating Families” – Worldwide Employee Relocation Council

• No. 1 “Top 10 Cities With the Best Music Scenes Outside of Nashville, NYC and LA” – Livability.com

• No. 2 “Top 10 College Towns” – Livability.com• No. 2 “Best Long Weekend Escape” – GO Magazine

• No. 2 “Top 10 College Towns: Great Cities for School & Life After Graduation” – Livability.com

• No. 3 “America’s Best College Towns” – Independent Traveler.com

• No. 4 “Top 6 College Towns that Make Us Say ‘Wow!’” – University Language Services

• No. 5 “Top College Towns” – BrilliantTrips.com• No. 7 “Great College Towns” – The Princeton Review

• No. 7 “15 Great Underpriced College Towns” – U.S. News and World Report

• No. 10 “Top College Towns” – Away.com

Best College Sports Towns1. Madison, Wisconsin2. ATHENS3. Austin, Texas4. Gainesville, Florida5. Boulder, Colorado

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Emmy-award winner Kyle Chandler & two-thirds of theGrammy-winning group Lady Antebellum attended UGA.

In 2013, Jason Aldean hosted thefirst concert ever at UGA’s SanfordStadium, drawing more than 65,000

fans…and Ludacris for a cameo.

Athens’ ever-thriving music scene fosteredworld-wide megabands such as R.E.M. andthe B-52s. Historic venues such as the GeorgiaTheatre and the 40-Watt Club make Athens amust-stop for a wide variety of emerging andestablished stars from Taylor Swift to SnoopDogg.

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he University of Georgia is the birth-place of public higher education inthe United States of America. UGA

was chartered on Jan. 27, 1785, two yearsbefore the U.S. Constitution was signedand four years before George Washingtonwas inaugurated as our first President.More than 225 years later, the Universityremains a national leader in academics.

Today, it’s difficult to decide which ismore impressive – the University’s diver-sity of degree offerings or those program’s

rankings. UGA features more than 140majors in its 17 schools and colleges. Individual degree programs in business,education, journalism, landscape architec-ture, law, math, public affairs, pharmacy,social work and veterinary medicine allrank among the top-25 nationally.

Lady Bulldogs players have made themost of that wealth of academic opportu-nities. All four-year letterwinners underAndy Landers have received a diplomafrom UGA.

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• No. 20 public university in America – USN&WR• Among 16 “Hot Schools” – Wall Street Journal• No. 1 in Insurance & Risk Management – USN&WR• No. 3 in Secondary Education – USN&WR• No. 3 in Vocational/Technical Education – USN&WR• No. 3 in Elementary Education – USN&WR• No. 4 in Real Estate – USN&WR• No. 4 in Public Administration – USN&WR• No. 4 in Public Relations – USN&WR• No. 5 in Advertising – USN&WR• No. 7 in Landscape Architecture – Design Intelligence• No. 10 in Accounting – Public Accounting Report• No. 12 in Radio/Television – USN&WR• No. 12 in Veterinary Medicine – USN&WR• No. 13 in African American law students – Journal of Blacks in High Education

• No. 18 in Public university Business Schools – Bloomberg Business Week

• No. 23 in Public university MBA – Wall Street Journal• No. 22 in Pharmacy – USN&WR• No. 23 in African American degrees in biological and biomedical sciences – Diverse Issues in Higher Ed

• No. 28 School of Law – USN&WR

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The University of Georgia

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UGA is tied for 20th in U.S.News & World Report’s 2014list of the 50 top public univer-sities in America. The rankingsare based on such factors asacademic reputation, studentretention, faculty resources,student selectivity and finan-cial resources.

Kiplinger’s magazine ranksUGA 10th of 100 on its list ofbest values among public colleges and universities inAmerica. Schools on the list –chosen on the basis of academic quality, cost and financial aid – are places that“combine outstanding economic value and an affordable price tag,” according to the magazine.

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Winning: It’s All We Do

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hen Andy Landers took the reins of the Lady

Bulldogs in 1979, the University of Georgia

arguably wasn’t one of the four best

women’s basketball programs in the state. Four short

years later, UGA skyrocketed to the forefront of the

national scene when the Lady Bulldogs advanced to the

1983 Final Four.

Georgia Basketball has consistently maintained its

position among the most prominent programs in the

nation for three decades. It’s difficult to locate a list of

national leaders without finding Georgia included

within the top 10.

The most telling signs of the Lady Bulldogs’

consistency can be found on both a weekly and

annual basis. Georgia has been ranked in 509 editions

of the Associated Press top-25 poll, a tally that ranks

No. 2 nationally. In addition, the Lady Bulldogs have

secured bids to 31 of 33 editions of the NCAA

Tournament, a mark that also is No. 2 all-time.

A Milestone(s) CampaignThe 2012-13 season featured a pair of

memorable victories for Andy Landers, thefirst – and still only – full-time head coach inthe history of Lady Bulldog Basketball.

The Lady Bulldogs’ Nov. 20 victory over Savannah State represented Andy Landers’800th win at UGA. He became just theeighth coach – men’s or women’s – to secure 800 victories at one Division I school.

Georgia’s victory at Ole Miss on Feb. 24 represented the 900th win in Andy Landers’ career as a collegiate head coach. Landers became just the fourth women’s coach toreach that milestone, joining Pat Summitt,Jody Conradt and Sylvia Hatchell.

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Campus Life

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he University of Georgia seam-

lessly combines 18th century

history with the most modern

of amenities to create one of the

premier college campus communities

in the world. The University’s

centuries-old roots are located in

historic North Campus adjacent to

downtown. The constantly expanding

East campus has developed a thriving

identity of its own, with apartment-

style dorms, a massive dining hall

that is annually ranked among the

nation’s best and the Ramsey Student

Center, which was judged by Sports

Illustrated to be the finest such facility

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he Lady Bulldogs are embraced

throughout Athens and the state of

Georgia. The team also regularly

visits community centers, schools and

hospitals. Locally, the team takes part in

activities to improve the sense of community

in Athens.

The Lady Bulldogs annually raise

funds to purchase bicycles and safety

helmets for worthy children in December

and then assemble those bikes before

they’re distributed. More than 300 bikes

have been built and given away over the

past seven years.

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eak competitive performance by the Lady

Bulldogs transcends the basketball court

to Georgia’s superb athletic training and

strength & conditioning programs. Shannon

Dolezal, the team’s athletic trainer, has a growing

reputation as one of the nation’s premier

representatives in her field. She has accepted

invitations to work with the U.S. Olympic

Committee, USA Basketball and USA Field

Hockey. Josh Rucci, who coordinates the Lady

Bulldogs’ strength & conditioning

efforts, has a stellar resume as well,

with experience working with the NBA’s

Chicago Bulls before arriving in Athens.

P Shannon Dolezal served as athletictrainer for the Gold Medal-winningU.S. National Team at the 2011 WorldUniversity Games in China.

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UGA Athletics…Success on every Level

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he University of Georgia's Athletic programs have a

long and storied history of success. Georgia has captured

team national championships in nine different sports, with

seven of those sports earning national titles since 1999.

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Nearly 30 present and past Georgia athletes competed during the London2012 Olympics. Allison Schmitt and Shannon Vreeland represented half of the U.S. 800-meter relay team that captured a gold medal…and thenreturned to Athens to lead the Bulldogs to an NCAA title in 2013. Four-time Olympic shot putter Reese Hoffa captured a bronze.

• 20 Lady Bulldogs have been selected in the 18 editions of the WNBA Draft, including eight first-round selections.

• All 20 UGA WNBA draft picks have gone on to make regular-season rosters.

• Former Lady Dogs have 107 seasons of WNBA experience, 59 Play-off appearances and eight WNBA Championship rings.

• In 2014, 34 former Bulldogs secured spots on opening-day NFL rosters, which ranked fourth nationally.

• In the last 10 years, 28 former Dogs have helped their teams reach the Super Bowl, including Super Bowl XL MVP Hines Ward.

• Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was the No. 8 overall pick in the 2013 NBA Draft.

• John Isner, currently the top American tennis player, won the longest match in the sport’s history which included

a 70-68 fifth set.• Bubba Watson headlines a list of ultra-successful UGA golfers who combined to win $25 million in 2014 alone.

Georgia Pros

Team NCAA FinishWomen’s Swimming & Diving 1stEquestrian 1st*Women’s Indoor Track & Field 3rdWomen’s Gymnastics 5thMen’s Swimming & Diving 5thWomen’s Tennis 5thWomen’s Outdoor Track & Field 5thMen’s Outdoor Track & Field 6thSoftball 9thMen’s Tennis 9thMen’s Golf 11thMen’s Indoor Track & Field 26thMen’s Cross Country 31stWomen’s Basketball 33rdVolleyball 33rdFootball 45thWomen’s Golf 46th

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Across the board, Georgia’s athletic teams traditionallyrank among the nation’s best. UGA has finished in thetop-25 of the all-sports NACDA Director’s Cup each ofthe past 16 years, including a runner-up finish in 1999.Since 1999, UGA has captured 20 team and 118 individualNCAA Championships.

how ‘bout them dogs!Finishes are from NCAA Championships and used in NACDA Director’s Cup.

* Equestrian is not an NCAA sport and competes in the National Collegiate Equestrian Championships

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Bulldog athletes are prominent professionalsin numerous sports, including football playersA.J. Green and Hines Ward, tennis player John Isner and golfer Bubba Watson, who ismarried to former Lady Bulldog Angie Ball,and served as a guest coach for a nationallytelevised win over LSU in 2012.

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he Georgia staff features a quintet tirelessly dedicated

to the Lady Bulldogs and the game of basketball itself.

Andy Landers ranks among the sport's all-time great

coaches and during the 2012-13 season won both his 800th

win at UGA and his 900th career victory. Joni Crenshaw has

proven to possess a quality that is key to the success of

Georgia Basketball – identifying talent and then developing

those individuals to their fullest potential. Angie Johnson

brought nearly two decades of success – as well as her infec-

tious personality and enthusiasm – from the Big Ten and ACC

when she joined Georgia Basketball in the summer of 2012.

Robert Mosley also arrived in Athens in 2012 after transitioning

to the college game from relatively unparalleled results at the

prep level. He possesses the unique perspective of producing

more than 20 college players in just seven seasons before

spending two years on the staff at Alabama. Off the court,

Meredith Mitchell, an All-SEC Defensive performer and four-

time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll, completed her

Master’s degree in 2013 and joined the Lady Bulldog staff as

Director of Operations that summer.

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Our House

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he recent upgrades to Stegeman Coliseum – the addition

of the nation's largest practice facility and the 21st century

facelift to the arena itself – have turned the historic venue

into the crown jewel for Georgia Basketball.

In 2007, the Lady Bulldogs moved into their $30-million,

120,000-square-foot practice facility. The term state-of-the-art

is often overused; however, it’s difficult to argue that UGA’s

efforts aren’t just that judging from the long list of schools who

have toured the facility planning to emulate its design and

functionality.

In 2010, Stegeman Coliseum enjoyed a $12-million renovation

that added 10,000 square feet of concourse space while also

installing an extensive graphics package highlighting players

of the past and present.

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“I played in the WNBA for seven years. The locker room, lounge andpractice gym that they have at Georgiais as nice as anything I ever saw in theleague.”

Christi Thomas (2000-2004)


Media Exposure

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he Lady Bulldogs receive maximum

media exposure, annually ranking

among the nation’s most-televised

teams while also being covered daily by a

top-10 market in Atlanta.

Georgia has appeared on television

more than 400 times over the past 30 years,

including more than 250 in the past 18

seasons alone. Of late, the Lady Bulldogs

have become more and more popular in TV

selections. Georgia has enjoyed double-digit

televised dates during 18 of the past 20

seasons. In 2010-11 and 2012-13, a school-

record 20 Lady Bulldog games aired on

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Academic Success

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hat’s better than a graduation rate of 100 percent? How about 105 percent!

Each and every four-year letterwinner – all 65 of them –during Andy Landers’ tenure in Athens will have receivedtheir degrees from the University of Georgia. In fact, twoplayers – Tina Taylor and Jaleesa Rhoden – acquired multiple diplomas while they were eligible. Awarding“extra credit” for the additional degrees earned duringtheir eligibility provides those 65 letterwinners with 68diplomas…a success rate of 105 percent.

Dr. Carla Green Williams is now UGA’s Senior AssociateAD and Senior Woman Administrator. She finished herLady Bulldog playing days ranked No. 2 in career assistsand No. 3 in career steals at Georgia.

Tiffany Daniels was a key contributor to Georgia’sultra successful stretch in the mid-90s when theLady Bulldogs advanced to the 1995 and 1996Final Fours, finished as 1996 NCAA runner-upand captured 1996 and 1997 SEC Champi-onships. Today, she is an Associate Commissioner of the Southeastern Conferenceand is the league’s liaison with the SeniorWoman Administrators of the SEC’s 14member institutions.

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Teresa Edwards already had two Olympic GoldMedals when she received her degree from theUniversity of Georgia in 1989. After her fifth andfinal Summer Games in Sydney, Edwards returned to Athens as the CommencementSpeaker for the fall 2000 graduation ceremonies. Carla

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Rankin Smith Academic Center Features:

• 31,000 square feet• 230-seat study hall• 55-seat “smart” classroom• 60 desktop computer stations• 20 group and individual tutorial rooms

Tina Taylor enjoyed a fruitful six years of eligibility inAthens due to injuries. Taylor earned her bachelor’sdegree in Accounting from the prestigious Terry College of Business in four years, added a secondbachelor’s in Finance in her fifth year and earned amaster’s in Accounting in her final year.

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Sr. ASSoCiAte AD/SCD Claude FeltonASSoCiAte DireCtorS Leland Barrow, Steve Colquitt, Tim Hix, Christopher Lakos, mike mobley (WBB Contact)ASSiStAnt DireCtorS Ben Beaty, Kate Copp, Jen GalasoFFiCe mAnAGer Karen HuffStAFF photoGrApher John Kelley intern Nick DalyGrADUAte ASSiStAntS David Pifer, Becca HaalandStUDent ASSiStAntS Sara Katherine Bowen, Caitlin

Connell, Luke Dixon, Ann Drinkard, Brandon Estroff, Kasey Fletcher, Michelle Hartigan, Karra Logan, Brooke McCoy, Anne Noland, Jack Ryan, Ashleigh Shay, Preston Smith, Alec Tanenbaum, Kelly Williams

StUDent photoGrApher Sean Taylor

ContriBUtinG photoGrApherS: Dale Zanine, Steven Colquitt, Wes Blakenship, Ashley Connell, Keith

Currie, Donovan Eason, Dan Evans, Phillip Faulkner, Joel Gibson, Steve

Guyer, Travis Hatfield, Becky Hay, John Kelley, David Marck, Erin McCall, Perry McIntyre, Amanda C. Melton, Parker Moore, Elizabeth Olivier, Meredith

Page, Evan Stichler, Ashley Strickland, Sean Taylor, Scott Trubey, Julianne

Upchurch, Kelly Wegel, Dylan Wilson, Evey Wilson, NCAA Photos, WNBA Photos, UGA Public Affairs, USA

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CoverinG the LADy BULLDoGS Media covering Lady Bulldog Basketball in need of assistance beyond this brochure – inter-views, credentials, photography, etc. – should contact: mike mobley, Associate SCD UGA Sports Communications email: [email protected] mAiL ADDreSS overniGht ADDreSS P.O. Box 1472 One Selig Circle Athens, Ga. 30603 Athens, Ga. 30605 oFFiCe phone: (706) 542-1621 CeLL phone: (706) 540-7486 home phone: (706) 548-0858 preSS roW phone: (706) 542-8052 FAx phone: (706) 542-9339 WorkinG CreDentiALS Credentials for members of the media to all regular-season home games can be obtained through the Sports Communications Office. Beat writers and photographers will be issued a single pass for the entire season. Requests, in writing, for single-game credentials should be made through Mike Mobley.

photoGrApherS & viDeoGrApherS Only accredited photographers and videographers working on assignment will be issued credentials to access the designated baseline camera locations. Use of flash is prohibited at all times and all strobe units must be approved by the UGA Sports Communications office. No one is allowed to shoot photo s or video at floor level from behind the bench location of either team.

SeC toUrney CreDentiALS Credentials to the 2015 Southeastern Conference Tournament, March 4-8 at Veri-zon Arena in North Little Rock, Ark., can be requested through www.secsportsmedia.com. All credential requests will approved/denied by the SEC via this process.

intervieW SCheDULe Georgia’s tentative practice fall schedule features workouts beginning at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and 2:15 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fri-days. Interviews will be conducted beginning at 30 minutes prior to the begin-ning of practice. That schedule may change in January. The Lady Bulldogs generally hold sessions in their practice facility gym; however, workouts on the day before games are usually held on the Stege-man Coliseum playing floor. During the Spring Semester, Georgia will be off on Mondays with no interviews scheduled on that day. Media are encouraged to arrange for feature-type interviews during pre- or post-practice sessions instead of after games.

prACtiCe & GAme viDeo Interviews with Andy Landers, as well as practice and/or game video foot-age, can be found on the Sports Communications ftp site. Weekly interviews previewing upcoming games will be placed on the site by approximately 3:30 p.m. each Tuesday. In addition, video featuring game highlights and post-game interviews with both head coaches will be offered for most non-televised home contests. That information will generally be available by 5:30 p.m. for weekend games and by 10:30 p.m. for weeknight contests. Contact Mike Mobley or Karen Huff of the UGA Sports Communications office at 706-542-1621 for instructions on how to access the ftp site. Media needing to obtain additional highlights of the Lady Bulldogs may do so by contacting either Mobley or Huff.

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LoCAtion .............. Athens, Ga.enroLLment ................ 34,536FoUnDeD..........................1785ConFerenCe ......SoutheasternniCknAme ......... Lady BulldogsmASCot .........................Uga IXCoLorS ..................Red & BlackpreSiDent Jere W. Morehead (Georgia J.D. ‘80)FACULty AthLetiCS rep. David Shipley (Oberlin ’72)DireCtor oF AthLetiCS Greg McGarity (Georgia ’76)exeCUtive ASSoCiAte AD Dr. Carla Williams (Senior

Woman Administrator) Senior ASSoCiAte ADs Claude Felton (Sports Communications) Glada Horvat (Academics & Eligibility) Jim Booz (Compliance) Ron Courson (Sports Medicine) Ted White (Academic Services)ASSoCiAte ADs Alan Thomas (External Ops) Matt Brachowski (Event Management) Tim Cearley (Ticket Ops)ASSiStAnt ADs Charles Whittemore (Facilities) Stephanie Ransom (Business Ops) Steve Flippen (Compliance) Rhonda Kilpatrick (Academics & Eligibility) Steve Bryant (Sports Medicine) John Bateman (Marketing) Emily Deitz (Promotions)exeC. Dir., BULLDoG CLUB Mark Slonaker

GAme DAy meDiA ServiCeS Stegeman Coliseum’s press facilities are outlined to the right. The press room is located through Portal 3. A pre-game meal is served approximately 90 minutes prior to tip-off in the multi-purpose room across the hall from the press room. The press room is equipped with wireless high-speed internet availability, hard-wired ethernet inter access and telephone lines available on a first-come first-served basis. A room with similar internet and phone lines is available for photographers adjacent to the press room. Press seating is located above Portal 2 in section K of the lower bowl. Radio broadcast positions are at the scorer’s table, while TV announce locations are at center court opposite the scorer’s table. Complete first-half and final box scores, first- and second-half play-by-plays, first- and second-half shot charts and post-game notes and quotes will be provided to all working media.

poSt-GAme intervieWS Interviews will be conducted in the theatre-style conference room adjacent to Portal 2. Media will be surveyed with 3:00 remaining in the game to deter-mine which players will be available. Requests for opposing coaches or play-ers can be made at that time as well; however, those will then be coordinated by the team’s SID. After a cooling off period, Georgia head coach Andy Land-ers will return to the Coliseum floor to conduct his post-game radio show. During this time, players will be available. After completing his radio commit-ments, Landers will return to the interview area.

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138 merges with Highway 78 East; • ContinueonHighway78Eastforapproximately18milesuntilitintersects

Highway 316; • MakearightontoHighway316andproceedapproximately2.5milestoHighway

10 South (Athens Bypass); • MakearightontoHighway10• Proceedto3-4milestothesecondexit(Exit6–MilledgeAvenue);• MakealeftontoMilledgeandproceed1.5milesuntilitintersectswithLumpkin

Street (there is a Golden Pantry/Shell gas station on the corner); • MakearightontoLumpkinandproceed1-2milestoSmithStreet,whichis

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Street (there is a Golden Pantry/Shell gas station on the corner); • MakearightontoLumpkinandproceed1-2milestoSmithStreet,whichis

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LADy BULLDoGS BroADCASt StAteWiDe Lady Bulldog broadcasts are part of the Georgia Bulldog Radio Network, which is owned by IMG Sports. IMG provides radio network production for more than 30 major college athletic programs in the SEC and other prominent conferences nationwide. Day-to-day management of the network is overseenbythecompany’s“GeorgiaSportsProperties”staffinAthens,whichalsohandlesthesalesand marketing of Bulldog sports. Jeff Dantzler will return as the voice of Lady Bulldog Basketball this season after missing the 2013-14 campaign while working for Olympic Broadcasting Service at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. Dantzler became the play-by-play voice of the Lady Bulldogs in 1993. He has called some of the greatest mo-ments in the program’s storied history, including the 1995, 1996 and 1999 Final Fours; the 1996, 1997 and 2000 SEC Championship seasons; and the 2001 SEC Tournament title. Dantzler also has served primary play-by-play voice Georgia Baseball since 1997, including trips to the College World Series in 2001, 2004, 2006 and 2008. In addition, he co-hosts the Georgia Bulldog Radio Network’s pre- and post-game shows and a Sunday brunch call-in show for football, co-hosts the afternoon sports talk show on 960 The Ref, is a contributing columnist to Bulldawg Illustrated and recently launched jeff-dantzlertv.com, a web site covering UGA Athletids. From 1997-2008, Dantzler also served as the color analyst for Georgia men’s basketball games. In Athens, Lady Bulldog games have aired on WRFC AM 960 The Ref since 2007-08 and either WRFC or sister stations WNGC FM or Magic 102.1 FM since 1991. The following stations will air Lady Bulldog Basketball games this year: WRFC AM 960 (Athens) WCLA FM 93.7 (Claxton) WDDK FM 103.9 (Greensboro) WSEG FM 104.3 (Savannah) WCLA AM 1470 (Claxton) WXKT FM 103.7 (Gainesville) WSEG AM 1400 (Savannah) WPAX AM 1240 (Thomasville)

Jeff Dantzler, Radio Play-by-play1010 Tower Place; Bogart, GA 30622(706) 549-6222; [email protected]

Paul newberry, Associated PressCentennial Tower Suite 2420; Atlanta, GA 30303(404) 522-8971; email: [email protected]

fletcher Page, Athens Banner-Herald NewsP.O. Box 912; Athens, GA 30613(706) 208-2238; [email protected]

chiP towers, Atlanta Journal-Constitution1341 Arizona Bend; Bogart, GA 30622(706) 247-5590; [email protected]

seth emerson, Macon TelegraphP.O. Box 4167; Macon, GA 31208(301) 728-3806; [email protected]

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anthony Dasher, UGASports.com 196 Alps Road; Suite 2-155; Athens, GA 30606 (706) 380-4801; [email protected]

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murray Poole, Bulldawgs Illustrated126 Wedgewood Court; Brunswick, GA 31525(912) 222-5876; [email protected]

will hammock, Gwinnett Daily PostP.O. Box 603, Lawrenceville, GA 30046(770) 963-9205; [email protected]

Dave Johnston; WRFC-Radio1010 Tower Place; Bogart, GA 30622(706) 549-6222; [email protected]

sPorts Director, WUOG RadioP.O. Box 2065; Athens, GA 30602(706) 542-7100

zach klein, WSB-TV (ABC)1601 West Peachtree St.; Atlanta, GA 30309(404) 897-7587; [email protected]

thomas gooDhew, WXIA-TV (NBC)1611 West Peachtree St.; Atlanta, GA 30309(404) 873-9146; [email protected])

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SeASon-By-SeASon 1975-76 .........................6-2 1976-77 .......................1-10 1977-78..........................3-6 1978-79 .........................4-6 1979-80 ....................... 11-4 1980-81 .........................9-1 1981-82 .........................9-1 1982-83 .......................10-1 1983-84 .......................15-0 1984-85 .......................12-1 1985-86 .......................14-0 1986-87 .......................13-0 1987-88..........................8-4 1988-89 ....................... 11-1 1989-90 .......................10-1 1990-91 .......................15-0 1991-92 .........................9-4 1992-93 .......................12-3 1993-94 .........................8-2 1994-95 .......................13-2 1995-96 .......................12-0 1996-97 .......................12-2 1997-98..........................7-4 1998-99 .......................12-2 1999-00 ....................... 11-1 2000-01 .......................14-1 2001-02 .........................9-4 2002-03 .......................14-0 2003-04 .......................10-2 2004-05 .......................13-2 2005-06 .........................9-2 2006-07 ....................... 11-2 2007-08 .......................13-3 2008-09 .......................10-3 2009-10 .......................14-2 2010-11 ........................12-2 2011-12 ........................13-2 2012-13 .......................15-1 2013-14 .......................15-2 totALS ...................419-87

Stegeman Coliseum has provided the Lady Bulldogs with a superior home court advantage for decades. Georgia has compiled a 419-87 record in 39 seasons of competition at Stegeman, a win-ning percentage of 82.8 percent. From Dec. 2, 1984 through Dec. 4, 1987, Georgia recorded 40 consecu-tive home victories. At the time, that streak ranked eighth all-time in NCAA history. It still stands as the 25th-longest home winning streak in the history of Division I women’s hoops. Christened in 1964 as the Georgia Coliseum, the venue was officially renamed and dedicated to the memory of Herman James Stegeman on Saturday, March 2, 1996. Stegeman made many contributions to Georgia’s athletic program during his 20-year tenure (1919-39). He was a pioneer in the develop-ment of college basketball in the south, originating the region’s first big basketball tournament when he organized the Southern Conference Tournament in Atlanta from 1921-32. Stegeman Hall on the UGA campus was named for Coach Stegeman in 1946 and for years it was home of the University’s athletic and physical education departments. The athletic department moved its offices to the new coliseum in 1964, and Stegeman Hall was demolished in 1995 following completion of the Ramsey Student Center for Physical Activities. The Coliseum is actually two separate structures, the roof and the building beneath it. The only con-nection is an aluminum bellows which seals the joints and permits the rise and fall of the roof with temperature change. Stegeman has undergone thorough renovations in the last few years, most recently receiving a 21st Century face lift prior to the 2010-11 campaign. The $12 million project was highlighted by the installa-tion of glass facades from the venue’s distinctive overhang roof, creating an additional 10,000 square feet of concourse space. In addition, Stegeman Coliseum was utilized for rhythmic gymnastics and preliminary volleyball competition during the Centennial Olympic Games in 1996.

SteGemAn CoLiSeUm reCorDSindividual Georgia opponentpoints 43 by K. McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87) 35 by Jennifer Gillom (Ole Miss) vs. Tennessee 1986 SEC Tourney (3/1/86) 35 by Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82)

rebounds 24 by K. McClain vs. Western Ky. (2/10/86) 23 by Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech (3/16/85)

Assists 14 by A. Shuler vs. Florida St. (1/31/91) 12 by Lori Gross, Vanderbilt (1/14/84)

Steals 10 by A. Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06) 10 by Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84) 10 by S. Baker vs. Mississippi St. (1/19/06) 10 by K. Holland-Corn vs. Virginia (12/4/97) 10 by A. Shuler vs. Howard (2/22/89)

Blocks 10 by T. Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95) 9 by Teanna Robinson, Mercer (11/14/13) by Meribeth Feenstra, Liberty (3/16/01)

team Georgia opponentpoints 124 vs. Mercer (2/11/81) 97 by Connecticut (1/20/97)

rebounds 68 vs. UNC Asheville (1/23/80) 63 by Tennessee (1/8/96)

Assists 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) 24 by Clemson (11/28/79)

Steals 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95) 23 by Ohio State (11/30/91)

Blocks 13 vs. Georgia State (12/4/01) 12 by Mercer (11/14/13) 13 vs. Maine (11/18/01) 12 by Virginia (12/4/96) 13 vs. Louisville (3/19/95)

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terryUAnA GoDWin5-4•Junior•Guard

Hogansville, Ga.

hALey CLArk5-9•Freshman•Guard

Orlando, Fla.

pAChiS roBertS5-11•Sophomore•G/F

Powder Springs, Ga.

mArjorie BUtLer5-8•Junior•Guard

Knoxville, Tenn.

hALLe WAShinGton6-2•Sophomore•Forward

Bossier City, La.

SyDnei mcCASkiLL5-6•Sophomore•Guard

Orlando, Fla.

merritt hempe6-2•Junior•Forward

Fredericksburg, Va.

erikA ForD5-9•Senior•Guard

Alpharetta, Ga.

tiAriA GriFFin5-7•Junior•Guard

Monticello, Miss.

jASmine CArter5-7•Freshman•Guard

Dacula, Ga.

mACkenzie enGrAm6-2•Freshman•Forward

Powder Springs, Ga.

hAnnAhkohL ALmire5-9•Sophomore•Guard

Atlanta, Ga.

kriStA DonALD5-11•Senior•Forward

Lake, Miss.

nASheemA oLiver6-3•Freshman•Forward

Cordele, Ga.

SAmAnthA GLoDiS6-3•Sophomore•Forward

West Palm Beach, Fla.

ShACoBiA BArBee5-10•Junior•G/F

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no. nAme poS. ht. CL.-exp. hometoWn / SChooL(S) 4 hAnnAhkohL ALmire G 5-9 So.-1L Atlanta, Ga. / Riverwood International Charter School 20 ShACoBiA BArBee G/F 5-10 Jr.-2L Murfreesboro, Tenn. / Riverdale High School 24 mArjorie BUtLer G 5-8 Jr.-2L Knoxville, Tenn. / Webb School 14 jASmine CArter G 5-7 Fr.-HS Dacula, Ga. / St. Pius X High School 12 hALey CLArk G 5-9 Fr.-HS Orlando, Fla. / Edgewater High School 15 kriStA DonALD F 5-11 Sr.-3L Lake, Miss. / Lake High School 33 mACkenzie enGrAm F 6-2 Fr.-HS Powder Springs, Ga. / Hillgrove High School 31 erikA ForD G 5-9 Sr.-3L Alpharetta, Ga. / Chattahoochee High School 10 SAmAnthA GLoDiS F 6-3 So.-1L West Palm Beach, Fla. / Dwyer High School 1 terryUAnA GoDWin G 5-4 Jr.-TR Hogansville, Ga. / Butler (Kansas) Community College 3 tiAriA GriFFin G 5-7 Jr.-2L Monticello, Miss. / Hattiesburg High School 13 merritt hempe F 6-2 Jr.-2L Fredericksburg, Va. / Stafford High School 2 SyDnei mcCASkiLL G 5-6 So.-1L Orlando, Fla. / Dr. Phillips High School 54 nASheemA oLiver F 6-3 Fr.-HS Cordele, Ga. / Crisp County High School 11 pAChiS roBertS G/F 5-11 So.-SQ Powder Springs, Ga. / McEachern High School / Tr.-Syracuse 23 hALLe WAShinGton F 6-2 So.-1L Bossier City, La. / Parkway High School

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By CLASS:SeniorS .............................. 2 Donald, FordJuniorS .................................... 5 Barbee, Butler, Godwin, Griffin, HempeSophomoreS .......................... 5 Almire, Glodis, McCaskill, Roberts, WashingtonFreShmen ................................ 4 Carter, Clark, Engram, Oliver

By heiGht:6-3 Samantha Glodis Neeshma Oliver6-2 Mackenzie Engram Merritt Hempe Halle Washington5-11 Krista Donald Pachis Roberts5-10 Shacobia Barbee5-9 Hannahkohl Almire Haley Clark Erika Ford5-8 Marjorie Butler5-7 Jasmine Carter Tiaria Griffin5-6 Sydnei McCaskill5-4 Terryuana Godwin

By StAte:GeorGia .............................. 7 Almire, Carter, Engram, Ford, Godwin, Oliver, RobertsFlorida ............................... 3 Clark, Glodis, McCaskillmiSSiSSippi ......................... 2 Donald, GriffinTenneSSee ......................... 2 Barbee, ButlerlouiSiana .......................... 1 WashingtonVirGinia .............................. 1 Hempe

heAD CoACh: Andy Landers (Tennessee Tech ’74)ASSoCiAte heAD CoACh: Joni Crenshaw (Alabama ’02)ASSiStAnt CoACheS: Angie Johnson (Louisville ’91) Robert Mosley (Miles ’99)DireCtor oF opS: Meredith Mitchell (Georgia ’11)AthLetiC trAiner: Shannon Dolezal (Wis.-La Crosse ‘04)

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attained during the regular season and deep runsinto“MarchMadness.” Due to their sheer numbers, the 2014-15 Lady Bulldogs will have a different look the moment they hit the court in November. Geor-gia began fall practices with a roster of 16 play-ers, the most in the program’s history, fighting for playing time. “Ithinkourdepthisonethingthatwillmakeusabetterbasketball team,”Landerssaid.“Ithink we have more good players to employ in a game-by-game situation. That might not show up initially. Where depth in basketball often shows up as a positive is towards the end of the season when you’re going through that grind. When you’re playing five to seven players through a 29-game schedule, it’s hard. I think we can avoid some of the difficulties of that, and I think that will help us avoid some of the pitfalls that injuries usually present for us. “Wherewillwebebetter?”Landerscontin-ued.“I think eachoneof our returningplay-ers has improved, and that’s a difficult thing for juniors and seniors to do. In order to im-prove late in your career, you have to have invested some time and energy into that, and they have. I think that they’re better players because of that. The other thing that’s going to make us better is that I think all four freshmen have the ability to help us, to contribute to the successofourbasketballteam.” Landers is excited about the options to mix and match players to create a better opportu-nity for success based on what each in-game situation dictates. “Sometimeswhenyou’rethinandyouhavea sub at guard, regardless of the situation, you havetoputthatparticularsubstitutein,”Land-erssaid.“Whenyouhavemultipleoptionsonthe bench at a position, you can put the best defender in if you need to get better defen-sively or you can sub the best passer in if you

need to get better offensively. I think the depth isgoingtobeavaluableluxury.” The depth will create challenges for Geor-gia’s coaching staff; however, Landers believes most of those demands will be addressed in practices rather than games. “Thechallengewith16people is theprac-tice,”Landerssaid.“Weallknow,oncegamesget started, five players are going to play the

LADy BULLDoG roSter overvieWStArterS retUrninG ...........................................................................................4 no. player ht. Cl. pos. Gp-GS ppG rpG A B S 20 Shacobia Barbee 5-10 Jr. G/F 30/26 12.2 7.9 95 9 79 31 Erika Ford 5-9 Sr. G 32/28 10.9 4.1 44 6 35 13 Merritt Hempe 6-2 Jr. F 32/31 8.7 4.8 23 27 15 15 Krista Donald 5-11 Sr. F 32/31 8.7 7.0 61 6 33

LetterWinnerS retUrninG (non-StArterS LiSteD BeLoW) ...................10 no. player ht. Cl. pos. Gp-GS ppG rpG A B S 3 Tiaria Griffin 5-7 Jr. G 29/6 9.1 2.3 49 1 42 23 Halle Washington 6-2 So. F 32/1 4.1 3.9 12 25 17 24 Marjorie Butler 5-8 Jr. G 25/5 2.1 1.3 38 0 15 2 Sydnei McCaskill 5-7 So. G 14/1 1.4 0.9 18 3 12 10 Samantha Glodis 6-3 So. F 11/0 0.9 1.0 0 0 0 4 Hannahkohl Almire 5-9 So. G 12/0 0.3 0.5 3 0 0

LetterWinnerS LoSt ...........................................................................................2 no. player ht. Cl. pos. Gp-GS ppG rpG A B S 1 Khaalidah Miller 5-9 Sr. G 32/31 10.4 3.8 99 6 31 32 Kaelyn Causwell 6-4 So. F 20/0 1.6 1.6 2 5 4

neWComerS ...........................................................................................................6 no. player ht. Cl. pos. hometown / previous School 1 Terryuana Godwin 5-4 Jr. G Hogansville, Ga. / Butler (Kansas) CC * 11 Pachis Roberts 5-11 So. G/F Powder Springs, Ga. / Tr.-Syracuse 12 Haley Clark 5-9 Fr. G Orlando, Fla. / Edgewater HS 14 Jasmine Carter 5-7 Fr. G Dacula, Ga. / St. Pius X HS 33 Mackenzie Engram 6-2 Fr. F Powder Springs, Ga. / Hillgrove HS 54 Nasheema Oliver 6-3 Fr. F Cordele, Ga. / Crisp County HS

* Roberts was eligible to practice but not play with Georgia last season per NCAA regulations regarding transfers.

A neW BeGinninG A 20-win season culminating with an NCAA Tournament bid would be considered an ex-ceptional effort by virtually every college bas-ketball program. For the Georgia Lady Bull-dogs, those standards aren’t acceptable. “Wedidn’tfinishthewaywewantedtolastyear,”AndyLanderssaid.“Wedidn’tachievewhatwewouldhavelikedtoachieve.“ Georgia returns four starters and six addi-tional letterwinners from a year ago, when the Lady Bulldogs finished 20-12 and reached their 31st-overall and 20th-consecutive NCAA Tour-nament. While Landers is pleased to have so many significant contributors back, he is very quick to point out that he wants the end prod-uct of 2014-15 to be very different from last season’s campaign.

“The first thing anybody says is that wehavefourstarterscomingback.Why?Howisthatimportant?”Landerspondered.“Wetoldthem at the end of last year that we don’t have any starters coming back. We have people re-turning from a team that didn’t achieve at the highest level. So let’s start over. Let’s put to-getherateamthatcanachieveatthatlevel.” Therefore, the Lady Bulldogs enter this sea-son with the goal of ascending closer to the standards more common with Georgia Bas-ketball, those which feature the 20-win plateau

bulk of the minutes and everybody else is go-ing to share the rest. But at practice, you have to get people an equal number of reps so that youcandeveloptheyoungerplayers.”

the BACkCoUrt The Lady Bulldogs’ only significant loss personnel wise was guard Khaalidah Miller. Throughout most of her career, Miller was

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“I think each one of our returning players has

improved, and that’s a difficult thing for juniors

and seniors to do...”– Andy Landers

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Georgia’s primary 3-point threat. Last year as a senior, she also occupied the role of point guard for a large part of the season. The Lady Bulldogs certainly have capable candidates to pick up the slack in both areas. Junior Marjorie Butler, sophomore Sydnei McCaskill and freshman Haley Clark saw the most time at the point during Georgia’s August exhibition tour of Italy. “Marjorie is finally healthy,” Landers said.“She’sbeensomeonewhohaspracticedonalimited basis since she got here, and at times, has not been able to practice at all. For the first time since she arrived, she’s done everything, every day, that everybody else has done. You have to believe that a healthy Marjorie Butler is a better Marjorie Butler. Sydnei is a nifty and clever passer. I think she sees the floor as you would like a point guard to see it. She can make plays on the offensive end and hopefully will do a lot of that for us. Haley is a promising young player. She’s a kid who has a twinkle in

Krista Donald more than doubled her average points, rebounds and minutes played from her first two seasons at Georgia.

Erika Ford led Georgia in scoring in a team-high 11 games last season.

her eye every day when she walks out there. She loves to practice and loves to play. She’s a quick study. You often times don’t have to say things but once to Haley. What you tell her to-day, she not only remembers tomorrow, but executestomorrow.She’sgoingtohelpus.” Senior Erika Ford and juniors Shacobia Bar-bee and Tiaria Griffin headline a deep ledger of options for the Lady Bulldogs on the wings. “You knowwhat you’re going to get withErika,”Landerssaid.“She’sgoingtogiveyouwhat she’s capable of doing every day at prac-tice and in every game. There is a consistency and reliability piece that goes with her that is extremely valuable. Shacobia contributes in so many ways in the flow of the game. I think that’s probably her greatest strength. She plays under control. She plays within herself and has the discipline that every player should have. She doesn’t get caught up in the excite-ment of the moment. She doesn’t make erratic plays. I think Tiaria got lulled into a false sense of security going into her sophomore year because she had finished her freshman year on such a positive note. She found what hap-pened last season wasn’t the place to be. She went to work during the offseason and at this point, she’s improved greatly from where she wasinherfirsttwoyears.” Sophomores Hannahkohl Almire and Pachis Roberts (who transferred to UGA from Syra-cuse following the 2012-13 season) and fresh-man Jasmine Carter provide the Lady Bulldogs with even more options on the wing. “EveryteamneedsaHannahkohl,”Landerssaid.“She isoneof thebest teammatesyoucould ever hope for. She’s extremely positive and works tirelessly, individually and with the team. Everyone that is associated with our basketball team believes she is their go-to teammate. You can count on her. Pachis is someone who can be an important player for us. As is the case with all of our players, it’s up to her. She has the size, shooting ability and rebounding ability to make a difference. There

are areas that we want to see improvement in, that she needs to improve in, to be as good as she can be. As we’ve worked this fall in prac-tice, Jasmine has answered a lot of questions. She’s got an excellent basketball IQ. She has an excellent sense and feel for the game. I think she’s going to be very good defensively and very good off the bounce. Again, she’s got achancetoreallyhelpus.” Terryuana Godwin, a summer junior college signee, also provides backcourt depth. “Terryuanaisatough,athletickid,thathasto adjust to the way that we want to play and is going to have to do that in a relatively short period of time having started school in Au-gust,”Landerssaid. the FrontCoUrt Senior Krista Donald and junior Merritt Hempeoccupiedstartingrolesatthe“4”and“5”spots,respectively,forthevastmajorityoflast season. The only consistent substitute at either spot was sophomore Halle Washington. “Lastseason,KristaDonaldwasfinallyableto have the kind of consistent impact on the floorwe knew shewas capable of,” Landerssaid.“I thinkshehasatremendousdesiretodo well. I think she wants to see her team do well and she’s willing to set an example as a leader and put the time in that it takes to suc-ceed. Merritt’s development was hindered considerably her freshman year and early into her sophomore year due to injuries. We need for her to have a breakout year this year. She’s been healthy for a solid year. We need Merritt to step up and contribute at the level that her position contributes in the Southeastern Con-ference. Halle is our most athletic forward. She’s quick. She’s strong. She can jump. She’s an excellent defender and an aggressive re-bounder. Sometimes, she’s too aggressive, as evidenced by her many personal fouls a year ago. She’s got to eliminate those fouls so that she can get the experience she needs to con-tinuetodevelop.”

Georgia’s post play should also benefit greatly from the addition of newcomers Mack-enzieEngramandNasheema“Fruit”Oliver,aswell as the continued development of sopho-more Samantha Glodis. “Mackenzie is very coachable...skilled...re-allyskilledforhersize,”Landerssaid.“Shehassome guard-type skills and some forward-type skills. She is a player that will help us immedi-ately, and will grow and improve. ‘Fruit’ also is a player that will help us now, and as time goes on, has a chance to be outstanding. She’s very interesting. She can create matchup prob-lems for people. She’s skilled, she’s agile, she’s quick and because of her strength and size, she is going to be very difficult for people to guard. Samantha was limited in preseason condition-ing due to several minor setbacks. Those small setbacks added up to put her behind when practices began. What she definitely needs the most – court time both in practices and indi-vidually – has been hindered greatly and she’s gottogotoworktogetcaughtup.”

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WhAt’S BACkCAteGory ............................pCt.Starts ..................................... 80.6Minutes ................................. 81.9Points ..................................... 82.8Rebounds .............................. 86.8Off. Boards ............................ 89.8Def. Boards ........................... 85.1FGs ........................................ 83.5FGAs ...................................... 81.33FGs ...................................... 71.53FGAs .................................... 68.9FTs ......................................... 84.9FTAs ....................................... 86.1Assists ....................................77.3TOs ........................................ 83.6Blocks .....................................87.5Steals ......................................87.6

in-SeASon B’DAySMarjorie Butler ............... Nov. 25Mackenzie Engram ......... Nov. 29Erika Ford ...........................Dec. 3Haley Clark .........................Dec. 5Samantha Glodis .............Dec. 13Krista Donald ................... Jan. 10Halle Washington ............Jan. 24Joni Crenshaw ............... March 7Jasmine Carter .............. March 8Sydnei McCaskill ........... March 8

LADy BULLDoGS’ LArGeSt roSter ever Georgia’s 16-player roster in this year’s media guide is the largest and longest in school history. In fact, only twice during Andy Landers’ first 35 seasons in Athens did the Lady Bulldogs have 15 players featured on the media guide roster. The Lady Bulldogs’ sported 15 active players during the 1999-2000 season, when Georgia com-piled a school-record 32 victories and advanced to the“EliteEight”roundoftheNCAATournament. In 2007-08, Georgia also featured 15 bios in the “Meet the Lady Bulldogs” section of the mediaguide; however, one of those – Porsha Phillips – was a transfer not eligible to play. Georgia finished 23-10 that season, losing to North Carolina in the second round of the NCAAs.

itALy GiveS GeorGiA A jUmp For the first time ever, the Lady Bulldogs em-barked on an overseas exhibition tour prior to the 2014-15 season. Georgia traveled to Italy from Au-gust 3-13 for 10 days of touring and three exhibi-tion contests. NCAA rules allow teams preparing for such trips to conduct 10 summer practices. The Lady Bull-dogs took full advantage of that opportunity. When Georgia hit the floor for its first official practice on Oct. 5, the players – including the Lady Bulldogs’ four freshmen – had the added benefit of those summer practice sessions and games under their belts. “Whatwedidthissummercanhaveterrificcar-ryover and should give us some momentum, some positivemomentumaswestartpractice,”Landerssaid.“Ithinkourplayersfeelgoodaboutwhatwewere able to do in practices and on the trip. I think that there’s a positive vibe from those experiences, so we’ll pick up from there and continue to build and feel like as we do that, that we’re a little bit aheadandlesspressedtogetthingsdone.” Georgia dispatched its three Italian exhibition opponents by an average of 34.0 points per game. The Lady Bulldogs’ 15-player roster in Europe – ju-nior college summer signee Terryuana Godwin did not accompany the team – provided the Georgia coaching staff with the opportunity to put together five-player rotations and distribute playing time relatively evenly.

Landers returned to Athens looking forward to cultivating the Lady Bulldogs’ defensive prowess. “Having practiced in preparation for Italy andthen played there, I think we have the potential to be a much better defensive team than we were a yearago,”Landerssaid.“Ithoughtdefensively,wewere awful. I think it’s fair to say that we have con-sistently lived in the top four or five teams in the SEC when you look at field goal percentages and turnovers and real indicators of what a good de-fense is. We’ve done that for a really long time, but we weren’t there last year. I think this team can get usbacktothatstatus.”

FreShmAn StArterS on tAp? Andy Landers has displayed a penchant for put-ting freshmen in the Lady Bulldogs’ starting five since the day he arrived on campus in 1979. All told, 74 first-year players have gotten the nod during Landers’ 35 seasons in Athens, including current players Shacobia Barbee, Krista Donald, Tiaria Griffin, Merritt Hempe, Erika Ford, Sydnei McCaskill and Halle Washington.

Barbee and McCaskill are among a more elite group of 23 freshman who started their collegiate debuts for the Lady Bulldogs. It would not be surprising if additional members pledged the Lady Bulldogs’ freshman starter so-rority following Landers’ preseason assessment of the quartet of Jasmine Carter, Haley Clark, Macken-zie Engram and Nasheema Oliver. “Ithinkallfourfreshmenhavetheabilitytohelpus, to contribute to the success of our basketball team,”Landerssaid.

LAnDerS, UGA ApproAChinG miLeStoneS Head coach Andy Landers and Lady Bulldog Basketball enter the 2014-15 season within reach of three significant victory marks. Landers led Georgia to 843 victories in his first 35 seasons in Athens, leaving him just seven shy of 850 wins at UGA. Two seasons ago, Landers be-came just the eighth basketball coach – men’s or women’s – to record 800 victories at one Division I school. Other members of the elite group include men’s coaches Jim Boeheim, Dean Smith, Adolph Rupp, Mike Krzyzewski and Jim Phelan and wom-en’s coaches Pat Summitt and Geno Auriemma. The Lady Bulldogs finished last season with 880 all-time wins. With a 20-win campaign – and UGA has posted 29 of those in Landers’ 35 campaigns – Georgia would reach the 900-victory plateau. The Lady Bulldogs became the 10th Division I women’s basketball program to reach 850 all-time victories when they defeated Alabama on Jan. 31, 2013. Landersbeganthecampaignwith925“Ws”inhis 39 seasons as a collegiate head coach. FYI, the Lady Bulldogs have averaged 24.2 victories and notched 18 25-win seasons on Landers’ watch.

miLLenniUm mArk A poSSiBiLity Senior Erika Ford and junior Shacobia Barbee are within striking distance of joining 35 other 1,000-point career scorers for the Lady Bulldogs. Ford scored 693 points in her first three sea-sons at UGA, 307 shy of the 1,000-point plateau. By comparison, she scored 349 points a year ago after posting 344 in her freshman and sophomore seasons combined. Barbee notched 620 points in her first two years at UGA, 380 away from the millennium milestone.

Shacobia Barbee is one of 74 freshmen to start for Andy Landers at UGA and one of 23 to do so in their debut.

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In thIs sectIon...Andy Landers bio .......................................................... 40-41Andy Landers by the numbers .......................................... 42Joni Crenshaw bio .............................................................. 43Angie Johnson bio ............................................................. 44Robert Mosley bio............................................................... 45Meredith Mitchell bio ......................................................... 46Support Staff bios ...........................................................47-50Administration bios ....................................................... 51-52Terryuana Godwin bio ........................................................ 53Sydnei McCaskill bio ..................................................... 54-55Tiaria Griffin bio ............................................................. 56-57Hannahkohl Almire bio .................................................. 58-59Samantha Glodis bio ..................................................... 60-61Pachis Roberts bio .............................................................. 62Haley Clarke bio .................................................................. 63Merritt Hempe bio .......................................................... 64-65Jasmine Carter bio.............................................................. 66Krista Donald bio ............................................................67-69Shacobia Barbee bio ..................................................... 70-71Halle Washington bio..................................................... 72-73Marjorie Butler bio ......................................................... 74-75Erika Ford bio ................................................................. 76-78Mackenzie Engram bio ....................................................... 79Nasheema Oliver bio .......................................................... 80

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“I was in sixth grade when I decided that’s what I wanted to do,” Landers said. “A lot of it had to do with the fact that I had an uncle, A.J. Wilson, who coached at one of the county high schools and had incredible success with both football and bas-ketball. Sometimes experiences like that just stick with you.”

From 12-year-old dreamer to 22-year-old coach Once Andy Landers, just a dozen years old, decided that coaching would be his chosen profession, he blazed a trail to prominence. He became head coach at Roane State College in Harriman, Tenn., when he was just 22 and proceded to compile an 82-21 record and notch two top-10 national finishes in four seasons. He then set his sites on something significantly bigger. The date was March 7, 1979, when Landers fired off a letter to Vince Dooley, the University of Georgia’s head football coach and newly named Athletics Director, to inquire about interviewing to become UGA’s women’s basketball head coach. “For the past couple of years I have been possessed with the idea that the University of Georgia should feature the outstand-ing women’s basketball program in America,” Landers stated matter of factly in the correspondance’s second paragraph. “Georgia has the potential necessary to achieve this recogni-tion and my ultimate goal in coaching is to take a major college basketball program and build it from the ground up into an immediate national power.” About six weeks later – on April 24, 1979 to be exact – a 26-year-old Landers was introduced as the Lady Bulldogs’ initial full-time head coach. True to his word, under Landers’ direction, the Lady Bulldogs quickly ascended from a program which may not have been even the fifth-best in the state of Georgia when he arrived to one that made its first Final Four less than four years later and today is among the top-5 nationally in virtually every ranking imaginable.

It’s a late afternoon in mid-July of 2012 and a former Lady Bulldog is en route back to Athens for a quick visit. In the car is a bag of assorted home-grown vegetables intended for delivery to Andy Landers’ house. When the player drives up to Landers’ home late in the day, she finds him in the midst of cutting his grass...with the same meticulous attention to detail that he uses to draw up a practice plan on a daily basis. The obvious question has to be posed. How many collegiate head coaches in any sport then approaching their 800th win at a single school and 900th career victory overall can be found pushing a lawn mower? The aforementioned anecdote tells you all you need to know about Andy Landers, the first and still only full-time women’s basketball head coach in the University of Georgia’s history. Landers has long preached that “hard work is what built Georgia Basketball and what continues to be the backbone of everything we do.” And that goes for him, too.

Formative years on the Farm Landers’ work ethic and love of basketball were forged on a farm in Maryville, Tenn., where summers weren’t spent lounging. There was always a project or a chore. And on the rare occasion when there wasn’t, Landers fostered an affinity for basketball. “I grew up as a kid in the rural country,” Landers said. “You can’t go out and play baseball or football by yourself, but you can certainly shoot hoops. When there are no other kids and you’re looking for something to do, that’s what you have. I gravitated towards basketball and fell in love with it at an early age. I played on teams starting in elementary school all the way up through high school.” And at an early age, Landers knew that coaching basketball was in his blood and in his future.

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head coach ◊ 925-308 in 39 seasons overall ◊ 843-287 in 35 seasons at UGA ◊ Tennessee Tech '74

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Though numerous factors aligned perfectly to play a major role in the emergence of Georgia Basketball, it’s hard to imagine very many coaches would have capitalized as much on their surroundings as Landers did. “I knew if we relied on the state of Georgia to get all our play-ers, it would take three, four, five years to get all the players and depth we needed with the kind of players we were looking for,” Landers said. “I guess I was driven by impatience as much as anything else.” While Landers has become more patient over time, his tire-less work ethic is the driving and constant force behind Georgia Basketball...and the upkeep of his front yard. More than three decades later, Landers drives to work each day occupied with what it will take to accomplish his ultimate goal, the same objective he had in 1979: delivering a national championship trophy to the University of Georgia.

In Landers’ first campaign, Georgia posted a respectable 16-12 record. The following year, the Lady Bulldogs won the Georgia AIAW Championship and also captured the WNIT national title. Two years later, Georgia found itself advancing to the Final Four in only the second edition of the NCAA Tournament. Fast-forward two more springs and the Lady Bulldogs reached the national championship game. Consistency has become a word synonymous with Georgia teams for more than three decades now, perhaps best witnessed by Lady Bulldog Basketball’s NCAA success. “It’s actually pretty plain and simple,” Landers states matter of factly. “Hard work is what brought Georgia from 6-19 to 27-10 two years later. Maintaining that level has been a never-ending job. I think I’m proudest of the consistency...the fact that we’ve been consistent for three decades now. I hope we’ve been a team that other teams across the country would agree that year-in and year-out we’ve not only been on the leaderboard, but we’ve been up there near the top.” Georgia is indeed near the top of virtually every numerical ledger associated with women’s basketball. The Lady Bulldogs rank No. 2 nationally in both NCAA Tournament bids and ap-pearances in the weekly Associated Press polls, as well as No. 4 in consecutive winning seasons...a tally that by no coincidence began when Landers first arrived in Athens. Georgia is one of only three women’s basketball programs to produce a winning record each and every season since the sport came under the auspices of the NCAA in the fall of 1981. you’re a lady Bulldog For liFe While Landers thrives on winning, truth be told he is sig-nificantly prouder of the atmosphere surrounding Georgia Basketball. Only a select few are truly privy to what Landers firmly believes sets his program apart from all others...the Lady Bulldog family. “The thing about Coach, when you’re here playing for him, you know that he’s teaching you the things, the basketball skills, you need to be successful,” said Christi Thomas, who came to Athens ranked as the nation’s No. 57 prospect by one major scouting service and left as the No. 12 overall pick in the first round of the 2004 WNBA Draft. “Everyone who decides to become a Lady Dog knows they’re going to get that. What you don’t understand while you’re at Georgia, is that he’s teaching you not only to perfect those on-court abilities, he’s showing you how you’re responsible for your own destiny after you leave here. He taught

me not only the right things to do; he taught me the right way to do those things. Now it’s up to me to do them.” Such understanding comes not only from professional play-ers, but from other former Lady Bulldogs who chose different career paths – from teachers to sales reps, insurance adjusters to stay-at-home mothers. “i wanted to say ‘i’m a georgia grad’ ” The record of Landers’ players in the classroom is even bet-ter than their results on the hardwood. In May 2015, Khaalidah Miller not only became the 65th of Landers’ 65 four-year Lady Bulldog letterwinners to not graduate, she also became the 65th to secure a diploma from the University of Georgia. Lady (Hardmon) Grooms’ pursuit of her degree is a perfect example of Landers’ influence. She was a standout for Lady Bulldog teams of the late-80s and early-90s and went on to an extremely successful professional career, both in the U.S. and overseas in Hungary, Italy and Turkey. When she retired from the WNBA in 2004, one of Grooms’ first calls was to Landers to see what she could do to finish her academic requirements. Following the birth of her daughter, Gabby, Grooms received her degree in 2009. “Right after Gabby was born, Coach Landers called me and said, ‘Congratulations. When are you coming back to get your degree?’” Grooms said. “Basketball at Georgia was all about working hard. That was instilled by Coach Landers. We were taught to never quit, to always finish at the end.” Kedra Holland-Corn is another successful pro player who made her way back to Athens to complete her degree in 2009. Holland-Corn starred at Georgia in the mid-90s and went on to win two WNBA titles with Detroit and enjoy an equally successful career in France, Hungary, Italy and Spain. “I thought very briefly about finishing up overseas or in an-other place, but there was something about it,” Holland-Corn admitted. “I didn’t want to get my degree from anywhere else. I wanted to say ‘I’m a Georgia grad’...that I was one of the athletes who finished.” a legendary Figure From dalton to valdosta All of the aforementioned helps explain why and how Landers has become a truly iconic figure in the state of Georgia and the basketball universe. From his trademark, slicked-back “doo” to the often gnawed but never lit cigar, folks that know Georgia and know hoops know Andy Landers.

PersonalBirthdate: October 8, 1952 hometown: Maryville, Tenn.Family: Married to the former Pam McClellan; Children: Andrea and Drew.

educationhigh school: Friendsville (’70)Bachelor’s: Tennessee Tech (’74) – Physical Educationmaster’s: Tennessee Tech (’75) – Physical Education

career milestones◊ 2009 Georgia Sports Hall of Fame inductee◊ 2007 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee◊ 1986, 1987, 1996 & 2000 National Coach of the Year◊ 29 20-win seasons; 18 25-win seasons; Three 30-win seasons◊ 31 NCAAs; 20 “Sweet 16s”; 11 “Elite Eights”; Five Final Fours◊ 11 Southeastern Conference Titles (Seven SEC

Championships & Four SEC Tourney crowns)◊ 105% graduation rate among four-year letterwinners◊ Two Olympians with a combined six Gold Medals◊ 25 former players into the WNBA; 38 pro players total◊ 16 WNBA draft picks in the past 14 years

coaching careerroane state college 1975-79 Head Coachgeorgia 1979- Head Coach

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andy landers: By the numBersseason-By-season

roane state: 82-21 (.796)season overall1975-76 13-9 1976-77 23-31977-78 21-41978-79 25-5

georgia: 843-287 (.746)season overall sec1979-80 16-121980-81 27-101981-82 21-9 4-31982-83 27-7 4-51983-84 30-3 8-11984-85 29-5 7-11985-86 30-2 9-01986-87 27-5 7-21987-88 21-10 5-41988-89 23-7 6-31989-90 25-5 6-31990-91 28-4 9-01991-92 19-11 6-51992-93 21-13 4-71993-94 17-11 5-61994-95 28-5 8-31995-96 28-5 10-11996-97 25-6 11-11997-98 17-11 8-61998-99 27-7 9-51999-00 32-4 13-12000-01 27-6 11-32001-02 19-11 6-82002-03 21-10 10-42003-04 25-10 8-62004-05 24-10 9-52005-06 23-9 10-42006-07 27-7 11-32007-08 23-10 8-62008-09 18-14 7-72009-10 25-9 9-72010-11 23-11 10-62011-12 22-9 11-52012-13 28-7 12-42013-14 20-12 7-9

overall: 925-308 (.750)

a toP-10 coaching ledger across the Board!weeks ranked

rk. coach weeks 1. Pat Summitt 618 2. andy landers 509 3. Tara VanDerveer 466 4. Geno Auriemma 426 5. C. Vivian Stringer 411 6. Jody Conradt 395 7. Jim Foster 369 8. Sylvia Hatchell 364 9. Rene Portland 336 10. Debbie Ryan 328

Coaches with teams in weekly editions of the AP poll

average “ws” rk. coach avg. 1. Geno Aurriemma 30.3 2. Tara VanDerveer 26.5 3. Joe Foley 24.9 4. andy landers 24.1 5. Sylvia Hatchell 24.0 6. Joanne P. McCallie 23.5 7. Muffet McGraw 23.5 8. Wes Moore 23.3 9. Gary Blair 23.2 10. Robin Selvig 22.8

Average wins for active Division I head coaches with 20 or more sea-

sons experience

20-win seasons rk. coach no. 1. Pat Summitt 36 2. C. Vivian Stringer 33 3. andy landers 32 4. Sylvia Hatchell 30 5. Jody Conradt 29 6. Robin Selvig 29 Tara VanDerveer 29 8. Jim Foster 27 9. Muffet McGraw 26 10. Geno Auriemma 25

Note: NCAA doesn’t recognize Landers’ three 20-win years at Roane State, a two-year school

ncaa Bids rk. coach no. 1. andy landers 31 Pat Summitt 31 3. Tara VanDerveer 29 4. Jim Foster 27 5. Geno Auriemma 26 6. C. Vivian Stringer 25 7. Debbie Ryan 24 8. Jody Conradt 21 Sylvia Hatchell 21 Muffet McGraw 21 Rene Portland 21

career wins rk. coach no. 1. Pat Summitt 1098 2. Sylvia Hatchell 935 3. C. Vivian Stringer 929 4. Tara VanDerveer 927 5. andy landers 925 5. Jody Conradt 900 7. Geno Auriemma 879 8. Robin Selvig 821 9. Jim Foster 812 10. Muffet McGraw 751

Note: NCAA doesn’t recognize Landers’ 82 wins at Roane State,

a two-year school

“sweet 16s” rk. coach no. 1. Pat Summitt 30 2. Geno Auriemma 22 3. andy landers 20 Tara VanDerveer 20 5. Leon Barmore 17 6. C. Vivian Stringer 15 7. Sylvia Hatchell 14 8. Debbie Ryan 12 9. Gary Blair, Jody 11 Conradt, Jim Foster, Rene Portland, Marsha Sharp, Kay Yow

modern era “ws” rk. coach no. 1. Pat Summitt 923 2. Geno Auriemma 879 3. Tara VanDerveer 868 4. andy landers 800 5. Jim Foster 771 6. Robin Selvig 767 7. Muffet McGraw 751 8. C. Vivian Stringer 733 9. Debbie Ryan 673 10. Gary Blair 672

Win totals since women’s basketball came under auspices

of the NCAA in 1981-82

Final Fours rk. coach no. 1. Pat Summitt 18 2. Geno Auriemma 15 3. Tara VanDerveer 11 4. Leon Barmore 9 5. Muffett McGraw 6 6. andy landers 5 7. Gail Goestenkors 4 C. Vivian Stringer 4 9. J. Ciampi, S. Coale, 3 J. Conradt, S. Hatchell, S. Hogg, K. Mulkey, D. Ryan, P. Sanderford, L. Sharp

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Joni Crenshaw joined the Georgia staff as an assistant coach in June 2011 and was promoted to associate head coach in July 2012. With a dozen seasons of collegiate coaching experience, including the last six in the SEC, Crenshaw owns an ever-increasing reputation as one of the brightest young coaches in the women’s game. “Joni possesses a vast amount of experi-ence as both a college basketball coach and former player in the Southeastern Conference,” Andy Landers said. “She is a skilled recruiter and coach, but equally important, she’s a qual-ity person who is an excellent role model for the young people whose lives we impact on a daily basis.” Crenshaw spent the 2010-11 season as an as-sistant coach at LSU following two campaigns as the associate head coach at Alabama, her alma mater. Crenshaw also was on the staff at Louisiana Tech for three seasons, serving as an assistant coach for two years before being promoted to associate head coach. She began her collegiate coaching career on the bench with a three-year stint at Troy from 2002-05. At each of the aforementioned coaching stops, Crenshaw has signed top prospects and then helped them develop into highly success-ful players. In the first three signing classes during Cren-shaw’s tenure in Athens, Georgia’s 13 scholarship newcomers arrived at UGA with a combined 16 high school state titles. That

group featured six standouts ranked among the nation’s top 100 prospects and included a quartet of State Player of the Year honorees. Crenshaw helped Alabama and LSU land top-5 individual prospects in the classes of 2010 and 2011 and also spearheaded the Tide’s recruiting class for 2010 that ranked among the nation’s top 10. She helped Lousiana Tech ink the 2006 Miss Basketball for both Alabama and Mississippi and Troy sign two future Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year honorees. Crenshaw herself was a highly sought after basketball prospect. She was the 1997 Gato-rade Player of the Year for Mississippi after leading Meridian High to a 67-7 record during her junior and senior seasons. She also won three state titles in track and field and was selected as the school’s Homecoming Queen. At Alabama, Crenshaw was a significant contributor to four teams that reached post-season play – the 1998 and 1999 NCAA Tour-naments and the 2000 and 2001 WNITs. She was a two-year starter and scored 716 points, grabbed 555 rebounds and blocked 103 shots, which is No. 4 among the Tide’s career leaders. Crenshaw also was a standout off the bas-ketball court. She was recognized as one of the most influential African Americans on the Alabama campus in 2001, was named to the SEC’s Community Service team for women’s basketball in 1999, 2000 and 2001 and was

awarded a post-graduate scholarship from the SEC for her com-munity service record.

PersonalBirthdate: March 7, 1979hometown: Meridian, Miss.

educationhigh school: Meridian (’97)Bachelor’s: Alabama (’02) – Education

milestones◊ 1997 Gatorade Mississippi

Player of the Year◊ Four-year letterwinner and

two-year starter at Alabama◊ Three-time SEC Community

Service Team member

coaching careertroy2002-05 Assistant Coachlouisiana tech2005-07 Assistant Coach2007-08 Assoc. Head Coachalabama2008-10 Assoc. Head Coachlsu2010-11 Assistant Coachgeorgia2011-12 Assistant Coach2012- Assoc. Head Coach

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associate head coach ◊ 13th season as a collegiate coach ◊ 4th season at georgia ◊ alabama ‘02

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Angie Johnson, who possesses two decades of coaching experience in the Big Ten and Atlantic Coast Conferences, joined the Lady Bulldogs’ staff in June 2012. “Angie’s work over the past 15 years was paramount to the success of the Florida State program, and we look forward to her having that impact at the University of Georgia,” Andy Landers said. “Angie is extremely well connected in the recruiting world, very well organized and has all the values and qualities that we want on our coaching staff.” Johnson had been at Florida State since 1997. In addition, she was an assistant coach at Wisconsin from 1994-97. In Johnson’s 20 seasons of coaching at the Division I level, 14 teams have advanced to postseason play. That tally includes 12 trips to the NCAA Tournament (two at UGA, eight at FSU and two at Wisconsin), including Florida State’s first-ever “Elite Eight” in 2010 and the Lady Bulldogs’ “Elite Eight” in 2013. “UGA has one of the richest winning his-tories in women’s basketball and has every component needed to be even more of a national powerhouse,” Johnson said. “Its first-rate facilities, academic excellence and amazing athletic traditions are among the things that initially draw you in, but what I continually hear from staff and players is that the family atmosphere created by Coach Landers is the best part of Georgia Basketball.” As Florida State’s recruiting coordinator, Johnson helped assemble classes that were ranked No. 6 and No. 7 nationally by ESPN’s Hoopgurlz in the falls of 2009 and 2007, respectively.

In addition, the Seminoles signed at least two top-100 prospects during five of her final six years in Tallahassee. Off the court, Johnson worked closely with Florida State’s athletic academic support staff in monitoring the academic progress of the team and helped the Seminoles achieve un-precedented performances in the classroom. While Johnson was at FSU, Florida State had 25 members on the All-ACC Academic Women’s Basketball Team since the award’s inception in 1998. FSU also had an ACC-best 67 ACC Academic Honor Roll selections. In 2007-08 and in 2008-09, Mara Freshour earned Academic All-ACC honors as well as ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District accolades. Prior to coaching collegiately, Johnson was the assistant coach at her alma mater, Paul G. Blazer High School. Johnson was a four-year letterwinner at Louisville from 1987-91 and ranked among the Cardinals’ top-10 leaders in both career rebounds (621) and games played (120) when she graduated. Johnson, who earned her bachelor’s degree

in biology, excelled in the classroom and community as well. She was a Woodford R. Porter Scholar and recipient of the 1991 Ed Kallay Senior Award, the highest honor the athletic depart-ment bestows, which is given to the male and female senior student-athlete for exemplifying the characteristics of leadership, exuberance for sport, devotion to the University of Louisville, commitment to community service and dedication to excellence in their sport.

PersonalBirthdate: January 13, 1969Hometown: Ashland, Ky.

educationhigh school: Ashland Paul G. Blazer (’87)Bachelor’s: Louisville (’02) – Biology

milestones◊ Four-year letterwinner at

Louisville◊ Ranked among the Cardinals’

top-10 career leaders in rebounds and games played

coaching careerwisconsin1994-97 Assistant CoachFlorida state1997-12 Assistant Coachgeorgia2012- Assistant Coach

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assistant coach ◊ 21st season as a collegiate coach ◊ 3rd season at georgia ◊ Louisville ‘91

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Robert Mosley, who enjoyed virtually unpar-alleled success at the prep level before moving into the collegiate coaching ranks, joined the Georgia Basketball staff in the summer of 2012. He spent the previous two seasons as an assistant coach at Alabama. “Coach Mosley has earned the respect of everyone throughout the basketball ranks,” Andy Landers said. “His work at every level has been superbly done and produced suc-cessful results. He relates extremely well to both coaches and players and has been a valuable asset to our staff. His coaching ex-perience, teaching capabilities and knowl-edge of basketball will help us continue our constant quest to be the best we can be.” Mosley joined the Alabama staff in 2010 and made an immediate impact on the Tide’s fortunes. Alabama advanced to the “Sweet 16” round of the 2011 WNIT, the program’s first postseason appearance since 2002. In-dividually, Tierney Jenkins was named first-team All-SEC after leading the league and finishing fourth nationally in double-doubles. In addition, Kaneisha Horn was named Fresh-man All-SEC. “I’m excited about the opportunity to come to Georgia and the opportunity to work with an outstanding staff,” Mosley said. “Coach Landers is a hall of famer, Joni Crenshaw is one of the bright-est up-and-coming coaches in all of women’s basketball and Angie Johnson is a very seasoned and highly-respected coach and recruiter. I think we can do great things.”

From 2004-10, Mosley served as head girls’ basketball coach at Ramsay High School in Birmingham, Ala., where he led the Rams to four 5A state titles in seven seasons. Ramsay advanced to an additional 5A Final Four dur-ing that span and also won five Birmingham City Championships. All told, Mosley com-piled a 187-48 record at Ramsay and coached more than 20 players who went on to play at the collegiate level, headlined by current Georgia graduate assistant manager Kather-ine Graham (LSU), Kaneisha Horn (Alabama), Samone Kennedy (South Carolina) and Sam-meika Thrash (Rutgers). Mosley was tabbed Alabama’s 5A Coach of the Year four consecutive years (2004-07) and was named 2006 National Coach of the Year by the National Federation of High School Coaches Association. Off the court, Mosley has been equally as active serving as a lecturer at various confer-ences and coaching clinics and was a member of the selection committee for the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association High School All-America Game. A native of Mobile, Ala., Mosley received his associates degree in science from Bishop State Community College in 1995 and a bach-elor’s degree in social science education from

Miles College in 1999. Mosley was a two-year starter at small forward for Miles, a Division II school in Fairfield, Ala., and also is a member of the Miles’ Sports Hall of Fame.

PersonalBirthdate: April 11, 1975hometown: Mobile, Ala.

educationhigh school: Mary G. Montgomery (’93)Bachelor’s: Miles (’99) – Social Science Education

milestones◊ Named to the Miles College

Sports Hall of Fame◊ Named 2006 National Coach

of the Year by the National Federation of High School Coaches Association

◊ Four-time (2004, ‘05, ‘06 and ‘07) Alabama 5A Coach of the Year

coaching careerramsay high school2004-10 Head Coachalabama2010-12 Assistant Coachgeorgia2012- Assistant Coach

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assistant coach ◊ 5th season as a collegiate coach ◊ 3rd season at georgia ◊ Miles ‘99

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Meredith Mitchell, a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter for the Lady Bulldogs from 2008-12, joined the Georgia Lady Bull-dogs’ staff as director of basketball operations in August 2013.

“We’re always thrilled when our former student-athletes take steps in a direction that leads them toward their career objectives,” Andy Landers said. “We’re double thrilled that Meredith will join our staff because her objectives include athletic administration. We both view this as a terrific starting point for her and the timing couldn’t be more perfect considering she was wrapping up her master’s in sport administration when this opening happened. Meredith is an exceptional young lady, has been a terrific student, and possesses all the skills needed to be outstanding in this role on our staff.”

Mitchell handles a wide variety of responsi-bilties with the Lady Bulldogs, including team apparel and travel, as well as coordination of many aspects of Andy Landers’ success-ful summer camp program. In addition, she serves as liaison with the Fastbreak Club, the Lady Bulldogs’ official booster organization.

After serving primarily as a reserve as a freshman, Mitchell started 89 of 99 games played in her final three seasons in Athens, completing her career with 880 points, 537 rebounds, 241 assists and 174 steals. She ranked No. 9 among SEC individual leaders in steals as both a junior (1.7 spg) and senior (1.8 spg). Mitchell also finished No.

8 in minutes played (35.0 mpg) as a senior and No. 15 in assists (2.6 apg) as a junior.

Mitchell was tabbed to the SEC’s All-Defen-sive team by league coaches in 2011 following her junior season and also was named SEC Player of the Week on Feb. 27, 2012, after av-eraging 15.0 points, 5.0 assists and 4.0 steals in wins over Ole Miss and LSU in her final two games at Stegeman Coliseum.

Prior to arriving in Athens, Mitchell was a standout at Midfield High School outside Bir-mingham, Ala. She was a three-time All-State selection in two different school classification sizes and was named to the Alabama Sports Writer’s Association’s “Super-Five” All-Clas-sification, All-State team as a senior in 2008.

Mitchell helped Midfield’s Lady Patriots to consecutive Alabama 4A State Championships in 2007 and 2008. She also helped Midfield to a runner-up performance in Class 3A as a freshman in 2005 and the state semifinals in 3A in 2006 as a sophomore. During her senior season, Mitchell averaged a triple-double of 14.2 points, 11.0 rebounds and 10.0 assists as Midfield finished with a 32-1 record and ranked No. 12 in the final USA Today national polls.

Mitchell, who was the Salutatorian of her senior class at Midfield, received her bach-elor’s degree in Management from UGA’s Terry College of Business midway through her senior season in December 2011 and started

master’s classes in her final semester of eligibility. She secured her master’s in Sport Management from UGA in August 2013.

PersonalBirthdate: February 28, 1990hometown: Midfield, Ala.

educationhigh school: Midfield (‘08)Bachelor’s: Georgia (’11) – Business Managementmaster’s: Georgia (’13) – Sport Management

milestones◊ Three-time All-State selection

at Midfield High◊ Helped Midfield to 2007 and

2008 Alabama 4A State Championships

◊ Named to the 2011 SEC All-Defensive team by league coaches

◊ Four-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll

◊ Member of the 2011 SEC Community Service team for women’s basketball

careergeorgia2013- Director of Basketball Ops

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Director of basketball operations ◊ 3rd season at georgia ◊ georgia ‘11

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luke Kelly Tiffany JohnCross Mathis Clarke Bateman

Operations Coordinator ◊ 2nd Season recruiting Operations coord. ◊ 3rd Season graduate assistant manager ◊ 1st Season Marketing ◊ 11th Season

Luke Cross was named Operations Coordi-nator for the Lady Bulldogs in 2013. Cross is responsible for film exchange and breakdown, oversees the team’s student managers and as-sistants and helps coordinate game scheduling. “During Luke’s experience as a student man-ager he developed a strong awareness of the day-to-day operations within our office,” Andy Landers said. “His skill set and work ethic fit perfectly with this position. He has been a ter-rific asset to our program in the past and will continue to be for us in the future.” Cross served as a student manager for the Lady Bulldogs for three seasons from 2009-12. In addition, he held three positions on campus prior to joining the Lady Bulldogs on a full-time basis, working as a senior manager and lead official for intramural sports, as a coordinator of the strength and conditioning center at the Ramsey Student Center and as a student ambas-sador for UGA Athletic Hospitality. A native of Rabun Gap, Ga., Cross received his bachelor’s degree in recreation and leisure studies from UGA in 2012 and is currently pur-suing his master’s in Sport Management. He is engaged to marry Kelsie Royal in June 2015.

Kelly Mathis joined the Georgia staff as co-ordinator of recruiting operations 2012. From 2011-12, she served as recruiting coordinator at Florida State and also was camp director for Seminole Girls’ Basketball Camps.

Mathis was an assistant basketball coach at Washington and Lee University from 2010-11. In addition to coaching post players and defensive fundamentals, Mathis coordinated recruiting, team travel and film exchange and breakdown. From 2009-10, Mathis was business manager for Next Level Training in Knoxville, Tenn. She gained additional experience working basket-ball camps for the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, Francis Marion, Davidson and Maryville High School.

Mathis played at Pfeiffer University in Misen-heimer, N.C. She helped the Lady Falcons to a 26-5 finish and the Conference Carolinas title as a sophomore, the same season she set the school single-game field goal percentage against Belmont Abbey by connecting on 9-of-10 shots from the floor.

A native of Maryville, Tenn., Mathis earned her bachelor’s degree in sports management from Pfeiffer in 2009.

Tiffany Clarke, a native of Norcross, Ga., joined the Lady Bulldog Basketball staff this fall as a graduate assistant manager.

Clarke was a four-year letterwinner at Vander-bilt from 2009-13 and scored 1,145 points and grabbed 867 rebounds during her career. Among the Commodores’ career leaders, she ranks No. 14 in points and No. 6 in boards.

As a senior, Clarke ranked third in the SEC in scoring (18.6 ppg), rebounding (8.4 rpg) and field goal percentage (.528) en route to earning first-team All-SEC recognition from both league coaches and the Associated Press. Clarke also was tabbed All-SEC in 2012; was named to the All-SEC Tournament team in 2011; and was voted to the coaches SEC All-Freshman team in 2009.

Clarke played professionally in France for COB Calais in 2013-14. She led Calais to a 24-2 record and the LF2 regular-season title while leading the league in scoring (18.9 ppg) and ranking fourth in rebounds (9.7 rpg).

Clarke was a double major at Vanderbilt and earned degrees in human and organizational development and gender and racial perspec-tives in May 2013. She is currently pursuing a master’s in Sport Management from UGA.

John Bateman, who has been a member of the UGA Athletic staff for nearly two decades, was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing in March 2013 and is responsible for managing ticketing campaigns, venue conces-sions and merchandise contracts, promotional activities on georgiadogs.com, videoboard operations and gameday print operations. Bateman was Director of Promotions from 2004-06 and was responsible for the promo-tional efforts for all 21 Bulldog athletic teams. He joined the UGA staff in August 1994 and served as Assistant Director until 1997, when he was promoted to Associate Director. He was promoted to Director in July 2006. Bateman is a 1991 UGA graduate, receiving his bachelor’s in business administration. He served as a manager for the men’s basketball team for four seasons, including the 1990 SEC Championship squad. Bateman earned a mas-ter’s in sport management from Georgia in 1993 and worked as the championships and officiat-ing assistant at the SEC office in Birmingham, Ala., for a year before returning to Athens. A native of Albany, Ga., Bateman is married to the former Jill Sirmans of Valdosta, Ga.

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Maria Breen joined the UGA Athletic Asso-ciation staff as a sports nutritionist in August 2010 and coordinates nutrition and meal plan-ning with UGA student-athletes. She specifi-cally works with the women’s basketball, cross country, gymnastics, swimming and diving and baseball programs and supervises efforts for the equestrian, men’s golf and men’s tennis teams. Breen, a Savannah, Ga., native, obtained both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UGA. She secured Cum Laude honors while earning undergraduate degrees in both dietetics and consumer foods in 2007. Breen then received her master’s in food & nutrition in 2009. Breen completed the process to earn the credentials of RD (Registered Dietitian) in 2010, and in 2013 obtained the designation of CSSD (Certification as a Specialist in Sports Dietetics). While in graduate school, Breen began work-ing with the UGA Athletic Association as a student-athlete tutor and mentor from 2008-10. She was named the organization’s Tutor of the Year in 2008-09. After graduation, Breen served as a research assistant for the UGA Bone Clinic from 2009-10, focusing on pediatric bone inter-vention testing and trials.

Shannon Dolezal joined the UGA Athletic Association’s sports medicine staff in July 2006.

Dolezal also has acquired additional experi-ence working with the USOC, USA Basketball and USA Field Hockey. She was athletic trainer for the U.S. women’s basketball team that won a gold medal at the 2011 World University Games.

Prior to arriving in Athens, Dolezal served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Connecticut from 2004-06, working with the women’s soc-cer, softball and men’s and women’s track and field teams, while also assisting with women’s basketball. During 2002 and 2003 she served as an intern for the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx.

Dolezal received her bachelor’s of science degree in athletic training from the Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2004 and her master’s in exercise science from Connecticut in 2006. She also received certification as an athletic trainer and as a strength and conditioning specialist in 2004

Dolezal is an avid runner. She has completed six marathons, most recently the 2014 Boston Marathon. In June 2013, Shannon married Sam Dolezal, who received his PhD from UGA in Biochemsitry in June 2014 and is currently a third-year medical student.

Brendan Dwyer joined the UGA Athletic As-sociation in July 2011 as Assistant Director of Event Management. His duties include working with women’s basketball, baseball, soccer and track & field. Prior to coming to Athens, he was the Opera-tions Manager at American University, where he was the lead event manager for soccer and swimming and diving and assisted with bas-ketball. He also served as liaison between the athletic department and renters of American’s athletic facilities. Before leaving his mark at American, Dwyer was an event supervisor with Event Partners Inc. from 2008-09, assisting with operations of Carolina First Arena in Charleston, S.C.; Heritage Park Amphitheater in Simpsonville, N.C.; Appalachian State football stadium; and Clemson’s Littlejohn Coliseum. Dwyer also served as an intern at Clemson from 2007-08. A native of Silver Spring, Md., Dwyer earned two degrees from East Carolina University, his bachelor’s in communications and a master’s in sports management. He also assisted in mul-tiple areas of ECU’s athletic department while a student there.

Jolie Helton, a 2008 graduate of the Uni-versity of Georgia’s Terry College of Business, returned to her alma mater as assistant director of promotions in July 2012. Helton oversees promotional efforts for the women’s basketball, softball, swimming & div-ing and volleyball programs. She is game day producer of those sports, directing pre- and in-game entertainment, public address, music and videoboard elements and coordinates the design and production of posters and promo-tional items for all sports. Helton came to Georgia after serving as as-sistant director of sports marketing at High Point for two years. She also was a marketing assis-tant at the University of South Carolina from 2009-10 and at the University of Washington from 2008-09. From 2006-08, the Alpharetta, Ga., native was a student assistant in UGA’s promotions and marketing department while an undergradu-ate and worked with the baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, football, gymnastics, soc-cer and men’s and women’s tennis programs. She received her bachelor’s degree in marketing in May 2008.

Staff Biographies

Maria Shannon Brendan Joliebreen dolezal Dwyer HeltonNutrition ◊ 4th Season Athletic Training ◊ 9th Season Event Management ◊ 4th Season Promotions ◊ 3rd Season

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Jeremy Jenkins was named assistant man-ager of ticket operations for the University of Georgia Athletic Association in May 2011. In that position, Jenkins coordinates all ticketing operations for both the women’s basketball and baseball programs, as well as shared responsibilities with the football and gymnastics programs. Jenkins also has the pleasure of working alongside his grandfather, Tony Williams, who has been a member of the Athletic Association’s ticket office personnel for more than a decade. Prior to coming to Athens, Jenkins worked for a year and a half in the ticket office of the Atlanta Falcons, beginning as a ticket sales trainee before being promoted to group events and fundraising coordinator. Jenkins received his bachelor’s degree in sport management from UGA in August 2009 and was a member of a competitive paintball team during his days as a student. A native of nearby Watkinsville, Jenkins graduated from Oconee County High School in 2005. He is married to the former Candice Phil-lips of Savannah, Ga., and their family includes two dogs, Dozer and Kasha.

Cory Kopaniasz joined UGA’s academic counseling staff in January 1999 and became a full-time employee in July 2000. He served as the academic center’s intern and graduate assistant before taking over full-time duties.

Kopaniasz assists the Lady Bulldogs in a va-riety of academic issues, including classroom performance, progression toward degrees, arranging of tutors and mentors, and the im-provement of their study skills and strategies. He also advises the men’s basketball team and has previously worked with Georgia’s baseball, football, gymnastics, swimming & diving and tennis programs.

Because of his father’s employment for NATO, Kopaniasz lived for a short time in Brussels, Belgium, where he graduated from Brussels American High School. He received his bachelor’s in Economics from UGA in 2000, and two years later, he earned his master’s degree in Sport Studies from Georgia.

Kopaniasz served as Associate Director for Academic Support at Ole Miss in 2008 before returning to his alma mater. He is married to the former Candace Waters and they have one son, Caden.

Mike Mobley was named Associate Sports Communications Director in July 2000 after serving as Assistant SID since 1995. He handles media relations for women’s basketball and women’s golf programs, as well as assisting with football.

In 2000, Mobley was honored by Women’s Basketball Journal as one of five “All-American” women’s basketball SIDs. His 2007-08 women’s golf media guide was judged as the nation’s best by CoSIDA.

Mobley received his bachelor’s in broadcast journalism from Georgia in 1989 and also served as a student assistant in the UGA SID office from 1985-89.

Mobley worked with the 1990 Goodwill Games, Host Communications and Ken Small Marketing, which managed both the Kuppen-heimer Classic and the Atlanta Thunder World TeamTennis franchise. He served as venue press chief for the boxing competition at the 1996 Olympics and as information manager for Olympic Broadcasting Services at the weightlift-ing venue during the 2012 London Olympics.

A native of Winder, Mobley and his wife, Sallie, have two children: Kevin and Caroline.

Josh Rucci joined the UGA strength and conditioning staff in January 2006. He brought a wealth of experience to Athens, including a stint as an intern with the Chicago Bulls.

From 2004-05, Rucci was a volunteer student assistant with the strength and conditioning program while an undergraduate at Bowling Green, working primarily with football and hockey. A native of Chicago, Rucci then com-pleted a seven-month internship with the Bulls and helped the team to its second straight play-off appearance.

In 2006, Rucci came to UGA as a graduate assistant. He coordinated the strength and conditioning efforts for the cross country and golf programs and assisted with basketball, swimming & diving and gymnastics.

Rucci is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Special-ist (CSCS). He received his bachelor’s as an Exercise Specialist in the Kinesiology program from BGSU in 2005 and his master’s in Motor Behavior from UGA in 2008 and is now pursuing a doctorate in the same field.

He is married to the former Bridget Berish.

Staff Biographies

Jeremy cory Mike JoshJenkins Kopaniasz Mobley Rucciticketing ◊ 4th Season academic counseling ◊ 5th Season Sports Communications ◊ 20th Season Strength & Conditioning ◊ 6th Season

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Ben Dolezal

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Payton ChaPman

Jonathan oshinski

Glenda dowdy

Abbie RingeR

AAron Jenkins

RAchel Whilden

Ben Dolezal, a junior from Woodstock, Ga., majoring in sports management, is in his second season as a manager with the Lady Bulldogs. Dolezal is the son of Mavis and Tim Dolezal and attended Etowah High School. He is the younger brother of Sam Dolezal and brother-in-law of Shannon (Becker) Dolezal, the Lady Bulldogs’ athletic trainer.

Mallory McQuaig is a senior from Lilburn, Ga., who is in her first season as an athletic trainer with the Lady Bulldogs. McQuaig at-tended Providence Christian Academy. There she lettered in both basketball and track & field, where she participated in the shot put and dis-cus. She is majoring in athletic training and is the daughter of Mike and Marty McQuaig.

Gainesville, Ga., native Payton Chapan is in her fist year as an athletic trainer with Lady Bulldog Basketball. Chapman played basketball through her sophomore year at East Hall High School until enduring her fourth knee surgery. She is a “redshirt junior” at UGA majoring in athletic training and the daughter of Mitch and Marcia Chapman.

Jonathan Oshinski, who is in his second sea-son as a student manager with the Lady Bulldog Basketball program, is a junior from Suwanee, Ga. He is majoring in health and physical edu-cation. Jonathan attended Pinecrest Academy where he lettered in both basketball and base-ball for the Paladins. He is the son of Dana and David Oshinski.

Glenda Dowdy, a native of Stone Mountain, Ga., is in her first season as a Lady Bulldog manager. Dowdy graduated from Southwest DeKalb High School in 2012, where she was a two-year letterwinner on the softball team. She attended UCF for two years before transferring to UGA and is majoring in public relations. She is the daughter of Connie and Wayne Dowdy.

Abbie Ringer, who is a sophomore from Eatonton, Ga., majoring in communication sciences and disorders, in her first season as a manager with the Lady Bulldogs. Ringer attended Gatewood School, where she was captain of the basketball and softball teams and also lettered in track & field. She is the daughter of Kayleen and Dave Ringer.

Aaron Jenkins, a native of Long Beach, Calif., is currently in his second season as a student manager with the Lady Bulldog Basketball program. Jenkins is majoring in management within UGA’s Terry College of Business. The son of Darren and Carla Jenkins, Aaron played guard at the prep level for the Los Alamitos High School Griffins.

Rachel Whilden is a sophomore from Stock-ton, Ga., who is in her first season as a Lady Bulldog Basketball student manager. She graduated from Highland Christian Academy where she lettered in both basketball and softball. Rachel is the daughter of Howard and Jennifer Whilden and is majoring in agricultural engineering at UGA.

Student staff Biographies

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Athens native and University of Georgia graduate Greg McGarity was named Director of Athletics at UGA on August 13, 2010, after serving 18

years in the athletic department at the University of Florida. Since that time, McGarity has injected a program of imagination and innovation into the Georgia Athletic Association with emphasis on exploring new ideas and initiatives designed to move the organization forward in all areas of competition, academics and service. Among the many initiatives are implementation of a nutrition program for all sports, greater emphasis on customer service and community service, scoreboard upgrades enhancing the in-game experience for guests and patrons in all sports and development of leadership programs fostering staff development. In addition, he has encouraged the experimentation of new ideas such as moving volleyball competition to Stegeman Coliseum and helping bring a sold-out concert (Jason Aldean, 65,000) to Sanford Stadium for the first time in stadium history. He was also instrumental in development and implementation along with Nike of a new brand identity program which brings consistency in use of colors, logos, lettering and numerals to Georgia sports teams. He was named recipient of the 2013 Tom Osborne Award presented by the Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians Association for special achievement and contributions to advanced-practice sports nutrition. McGarity was appointed as the athletic director’s representative to the SEC Executive Committee in 2013. A 1976 graduate of UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, McGarity is a 2012 inductee into the Grady Fellowship, a recognition program to honor those whose influence, achievements and service to the media professions have enhanced the reputation of the Grady College. He was also appointed in 2012 to the NCAA Division I Football Issues Committee, a position he will hold through 2016. McGarity oversees a 21-sport athletics program supported by a budget of $99 million. Since becoming Director of Athletics, Georgia teams have won three national championships, 11 SEC championships and two SEC East titles in football. During that time 18 different Georgia teams have been ranked in the nation’s top 20 and 10 in the top ten. Georgia’s standing in the Learfield Director’s Cup, which annually measures athletic teams success in NCAA championships, improved from 20th in 2011 to 10th in 2013. At UF, he served as Executive Associate Athletic Director after serving as both an associate and senior associate athletic director during his tenure. His duties at Florida included assisting the athletic director in daily operations of the department, assisting in preparation and approval of the annual budget and extensive involvement in long-term planning, contracts, competition scheduling and employment searches, among other areas. McGarity was involved in the planning and supervision of several construction projects, including the expansion of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and the William Heavener Football Complex. McGarity was a letterman on the 1973 Bulldog tennis team and following graduation began his professional career at UGA. After serving as a student assistant from 1973-77, he held positions as assistant sports informa-tion director and head women’s tennis coach (1977-82), administrative assistant (1982-88) and assistant athletic director for facilities and event management (1988-92). McGarity is married to the former Sheryl Holland, who graduated from UGA in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. They have one son, Alex, a gradu-ate of both Florida and Georgia.

Jere W. Morehead became the University of Georgia’s 22nd president on July 1, 2013, having previously served as

UGA’s senior vice president for academic affairs and provost since 2010. President Morehead’s career covers a wide range of faculty and administrative roles. Prior to 2010, he served UGA in several key administrative assignments, including vice president for instruction, vice provost for academic affairs, associate provost and director of the Honors Program, and acting executive director of legal affairs. From 2003 to 2010, he served as the University’s Faculty Athletics Representative. As UGA President, he also serves as chair of the Georgia Athletic Association Board of Directors, chair of the UGA Research Foundation, a UGA Foundation trustee and a UGA Real Estate Foundation trustee. He has been appointed to a one-year term on the Commit-tee of Research Intensive Public Universities by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, and is included in Georgia Trend’s 2014 Most Influential list. President Morehead is the Meigs Professor of Legal Studies in the Terry College of Busi-ness, where he has held a faculty appointment since 1986. He is a co-author of several books and book chapters, including The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business, and he has published scholarly articles on legal topics ranging from export controls to jury selection. He has served as editor-in-chief of the American Business Law Journal and previously held several other editorial board positions with the ABLJ. He directed the UGA Law School’s Advocacy Program from 1986 to 1995 at a time when the moot court teams he coached won international, national, regional and state cham-pionships. In 1995, he served as a visiting professor of business law at the University of Michigan. President Morehead has received several University-wide teaching awards, including the Josiah Meigs Award — UGA’s highest honor for teaching excellence — in 2001, the Richard B. Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching in 1995, the Teacher of the Year Award in the Terry College of Business in both 1988 and 1998 and the Lothar Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor Award in 1999. Morehead is a native of Lakeland, Florida. He moved with his family to Atlanta as a teenager and enrolled at Georgia State University after graduating from high school at the age of 16. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1977. He entered the University of Georgia School of Law in 1977, where he graduated with a juris doctor degree at the age of 23 in 1980. After graduation, he served as an assistant United States attorney with the Department of Justice from 1980 to 1986. Morehead is the first alumnus of UGA to be named president since Dr. Fred Davison in 1967.

administration Biographies

. GreGMorehead garity

University President Director of Athletics

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david shiPleyFaculty Athletics Representative

John BatemanAssistant AD

Marketing

ted whiteSenior Associate ADAcademic Services

Jim BoozSenior Associate AD

Compliance

steve BryantAssistant AD

Sports Medicine

matt BrachowskiAssociate AD

Event Management

ron coursonSenior Associate AD

Sports Medicine

emily deitzAssistant ADPromotions

tim cearleyAssociate AD

Ticket Operations

claude FeltonSenior Associate AD

Sports Communications

steve FliPPenAssistant ADCompliance

alan thomasAssociate AD

External Operations

glada horvatSenior Associate AD

Academics & Eligibility

rhonda kilPatrickAssistant AD

Academics & Eligibility

stePhanie ransonAssistant AD

Business Operations

charles whittemoreAssistant AD

Facilities

mark slonakerExecutive Director,

The Georgia Bulldog Club

Carla Williams, a four-year letterwinner for the Lady Bulldogs from 1985-89 as Carla Green, currently serves as Executive Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator. Williams serves as administrator for women’s basketball, gymnastics and men’s & women’s swimming and diving. She also has supervi-sory responsibility for academic support services, compliance, sports medicine, human resources and student services. Prior to returning to Athens, Williams worked at Vanderbilt, where she was an Assistant AD from 2000-03 and an Associate AD from 2003-04. She oversaw 11 sports as well as the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. Williams received her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Master’s in Public Administration from Georgia in 1989 and 1991, respectively. She was then an assistant coach on Andy Landers’ staff from 1991-96, including teams which reached the 1995 and 1996 Final Fours and won the 1991 and 1996 SEC Championships. Following the Lady Bulldogs’ NCAA runner-up campaign in 1996, Green moved into administration and served as UGA’s Assistant Director of Compliance from 1996-97. Williams was a graduate assistant for athletic academic support and coordinator for student-athlete development and life skills at Florida State from 1997-2000 while completing her Ph.D. in Sport Administra-tion in 2000. A native of LaGrange, Ga., Williams led LaGrange High to two Geor-gia Class AAAA state titles before enjoying a stellar collegiate career. A three-year starter for the Lady Bulldogs, she finished her career with 1,115 points, 425 assists and 285 steals. Williams and her husband, Brian, have three children: daughters, Carmen and Camryn, and a son, Joshua.

Administration Biographies

CarlaWilliams

Senior Woman Administrator


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Player Biographies

5-4 ◊ Junior ◊ Guard ◊ hogansville, Ga. ◊ Butler (Kansas) Community College

1 GodwinTerryuana

2013-14 Season◊ Coached by Mike Helmer at Butler Community College in El

Dorado, Kans.◊ Redshirted during the 2012-13 season due to a torn anterior

cruciate ligament (ACL).◊ Helped Butler’s Grizzlies to a 34-3 finish in 2013-14, including

a perfect 12-0 in Kansas Jayhawk Conference play.◊ Member of Butler squad that reached the quarterfinals of

the NJCAA National Championship tournament and a fi-nal national ranking of No. 6.

◊ Played in 31 games as a sophomore and averaged 4.5 points, 3.1 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.3 assists per game during the 2013-14 season.

◊ Upped her contributions in Kansas Jayhawk Conference play to 5.9 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 2.2 spg per game.

◊ Recorded three double-digit scoring outputs during the campaign, including back-to-back performances in the first two rounds of the Region VI Tournament – scoring 10 points against Colby and followed that with 14 points versus Cloud County.

◊ Posted season-high tallies of 14 points (while connecting on 7-of-11 shots from the floor) and five assists against Cloud County.

◊ Grabbed a season-best seven rebounds in two occasions – doing so versus both Murray State and Allen County.

2011-12 Season◊ Coached by Maurice Smith at Georgia College.◊ Played in five games and averaged 3.2 points and 1.2 re-

bounds per game before leaving school after the fall se-mester.

◊ In her final contest with the Bobcats, notched season-high tallies of 12 points (on 5-of-7 shooting from the floor and 2-of-3 shooting at the line), four steals and three assists against Allen.

High School◊ Coached by Jan Jones at LaGrange High School.◊ A four-year starter who helped LaGrange to four consecu-

tive state tournament appearances.◊ Tabbed the Grangers’ MVP as a senior.◊ Named honorable mention All-State by both the Georgia

Sports Writers Association and the Atlanta Journal Con-stitution during as a senior in 2011.

◊ As a senior, helped lead LaGrange to a 21-2 finish and Re-gion 6 of Class 3A Championship.

◊ Helped the Grangers compile a 20-9 record and reach the semifinals of the Georgia 3A State Tournament as a ju-nior.

◊ Also lettered in softball on LaGrange’s region title-winning team in 2011.

Personal◊ Born May 25, 1993, Terryuana is the daugther of Olivia and

Terry Godwin, Sr.◊ Major: Psychology.


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Player Biographies

5-6 ◊ Sophomore ◊ Guard ◊ Orlando, FLa. ◊ dr. Phillips High School

2 CaskillSydnei

Italy 2014◊ Scored three points, dished out three assists and collected

two steals versus All-Star Italy.◊ Started exhibition outing against ASD Societa Ginnastica.◊ Handed out a game-high five assists versus Montecchio Se-

lect, the most by a Lady Bulldog during the tour.

2013-14 Season◊ Averaged 1.4 points, 1.3 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.9 rebounds

per game in 14 games played as a freshman.◊ On the season, more than 70 percent of her made field

goals and more than 60 percent of her attempts from the field were from behind the 3-point arc.

◊ Started the season opener against Presbyterian and in the process became the 73rd – of now 74 – freshman to start for the Lady Bulldogs during Andy Landers’ 35 seasons at UGA and the 23rd player to get the nod for her collegiate debut during that span.

◊ Played all 40 minutes against the Blue Hose, joining Coco Miller in 1997 as the only Lady Bulldog freshmen to start and play every second of their initial outing for UGA.

◊ Blocked two shots against Presbyterian. ◊ Recorded season-high outputs of four assists and three

steals in 23 minutes of playing time against Mercer.◊ Tied for game-high individual honors with two steals

against Ohio State.

◊ Swished a pair of second-half 3-pointers against S.C. State after a 22-point lead had been trimmed to 13.

◊ One of six different Lady Bulldogs to record a block against Kennesaw State, tying her for game-high honors against the Owls.

◊ Averaged 14.5 minutes per game while playing in 11 of 13 non-conference dates.

◊ Saw her playing time dip considerably in SEC play.◊ Logged her first SEC action of the season against Ole Miss

and averaged just 5.0 mpg in two conference regular-sea-son games.

◊ Played four minutes in Georgia’s matchup with South Caro-lina in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament.

High School◊ Coached by Anthony Jones at Dr. Phillips.◊ A four-year starter for the Panthers.◊ Ranked as the nation’s No. 72 overall prospect by colleg-

esportsmadness.com, as well as No. 86 by both ESPN Hoopgurlz and ProspectsNation.com.

◊ Also rated as the No. 19 point guard prospect by ESPN Hoopgurlz.

◊ Selected as the Florida Dairy Farmers Miss Basketball for Class 8A as a senior.

◊ Named All-State by the Florida Association of Basketball Coaches (FABC) as a sophomore, a junior and a senior.


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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian * 40 2-8 2-5 0-0 4 1 2 2 6Mercer 23 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 4 0 3 0Ohio State 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 2 0Furman 8 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 0Georgia Tech DNPS.C. State 23 3-4 2-3 0-0 2 2 0 2 8George Washington 18 0-2 0-2 0-0 3 0 1 0 0Georgia State 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0Belmont 8 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Kennesaw State 16 2-2 1-1 0-0 0 2 1 1 5Lipscomb 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Rutgers DNPIllinois 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPTennessee DNPMissouri DNPTexas A&M DNPArkansas DNPFlorida DNPAlabama DNPKentucky DNPMississippi State DNPOle Miss 7 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Texas A&M DNPFlorida DNPLSU DNPAuburn DNPSouth Carolina DNPMississippi State 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPSouth Carolina 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Saint Joseph’s DNP

2013-14 Game-By-Game LineSCOreS

Career HiGHSPoints: 8 S.C. State (11/26/13) Blocks: 2 Presbyterian (11/10/13)Boards: 4 Presbyterian (11/10/13) Steals: 3 Mercer (11/14/13)Assists: 4 Mercer (11/14/13) Minutes: 40 Presbyterian (11/10/13)

OveraLL Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2013-14 14-1 173-12.4 7-22 .318 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 13-0.9 18 16 3 12 6-0 19-1.4TOTALS 14-1 173-12.4 7-22 .318 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 13-0.9 18 16 3 12 6-0 19-1.4

SeC Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2013-14 2-0 10-5.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1 2 0 0 0-0 0-0.0TOTALS 2-0 10-5.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1 2 0 0 0-0 0-0.0

◊ Tabbed All-Central Florida Player of the Year by the Orlando Sentinel as a senior.

◊ Also earned first-team All-Central Florida honors as a junior and second-team accolades as a sophomore from the Sentinel.

◊ Helped lead Dr. Phillips to three consecutive Florida state championships in the state’s largest classification – as a 6A sophomore and 8A as both a junior and senior.

◊ As a senior, averaged 13.2 points and 9.1 assists per game while leading the Panthers to a 31-3 finish.

◊ Poured in 44 points and dished out 14 assists in two games en route to earning Most Valuable Player honors at the 2013 state tournament.

◊ Scored a combined 34 points in the Panthers’ victories over Life Center Academy and Archbishop Spalding to win the 2013 ESPNHS National High School Invitational (NHSI) in Bethesda, Md.

◊ As a junior, averaged 13.5 points and 8.0 assists per game in helping Dr. Phillips to a 30-4 record.

◊ Scored 17 points, largely due to 4-of-5 shooting from 3-point range, in Dr. Phillips’ 72-50 over Miami Dr. Krop in the 2012 Florida 8A state title tilt.

◊ Averaged 19.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game in helping Dr. Phillips to a runner-up finish at the 2012 ESPNHS NHSI.

◊ Helped lead Dr. Phillips to a 34-2 record during her sopho-more season.

◊ Scored 52 points in the fifth-seeded Panthers’ run to the 2011 ESPNHS NHSI title.

Personal◊ Born March 8, 1995, Sydnei the daughter of Eljuria and

Charles McCaskill.◊ Major: Communications Studies.


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5-7 ◊ Junior ◊ Guard ◊ monticello, miss. ◊ Hattiesburg High School

3GriffinTiaria

Italy 2014◊ Started exhibition game against ASD Societa Ginnastica.

2013-14 Season◊ Georgia’s leading scorer in non-conference play, averaging

14.2 ppg, and finished the season averaging 9.1 ppg.◊ Produced Georgia’s best free throw percentage on the sea-

son, connecting on 74.5 perent (35-of-47) of her trips.◊ Recorded 13 double-digit scoring outputs, including a pair

of 20-point outings against Furman and Belmont.◊ Led the Lady Bulldogs in scoring in five games and in steals

in six contests.◊ Suspended for the first three games of the season for fail-

ure to adhere to the standards of the program.◊ Returned with a bang against Furman, posting a career-high

21 points largely due to a career-best six steals, several of which resulted in easy layups on the other end.

◊ Certainly made the most of her first start of the season against S.C. State, coming within an assist of the third triple-double in Lady Bulldog annals while posting career highs for rebounds (10) and assists (nine).

◊ Attempted 12 3-pointers against S.C. State, one shy of the Lady Bulldogs’ single-game record.

◊ Named MVP of the Georgia State Thanksgiving Invitation-al after leading the Lady Bulldogs’ offensively in both games en route to averaging 16.0 points per game.

◊ Averaged just 5.6 ppg in the Lady Bulldogs’ first eight SEC games but chipped in 12.3 ppg in the next three contests with 11 points at Mississippi State and 13 apiece versus Ole Miss and at Texas A&M.

◊ Wrapped up the regular season with 16 points against Mis-sissippi State, her season-best effort against SEC foes.

2012-13 Season◊ Started 17 of 35 games, including the last 11 contests.◊ Along with Shacobia Barbee, made the Lady Bulldogs the

only team to reach the “Sweet 16” round of the NCAA Tournament with two freshman starters.

◊ Posted 10 double-digit scoring outputs, highlighted by a 20-point explosion at Alabama.

◊ A double-digit scorer in five SEC games, including 10 points in the first half alone at Ole Miss.

◊ Invited to take part in tryouts for USA Basketball’s U19 na-tional team…as was Shacobia Barbee.

◊ Posted her initial double-figure outing with 15 points against Savannah State, Andy Landers’ 800th win at UGA.

◊ Became the 72nd freshman overall – and third during 2012-13 – to start for the Lady Bulldogs during Andy Landers’ tenure in Athens against St. Bonaventure.

◊ Reached double figures before halftime against Lipscomb and eventually produced what were then season-high tal-lies in points (18), rebounds (six) and steals (three).

◊ Exploded for a career-high 20 points at Alabama, including 13 in the second half.

◊ At No. 8 Kentucky, scored all seven of her points in a 17-2 surge that turned a 13-point deficit into a two-point lead. Hit a three from the right corner at the 13:19 mark that gave UGA its first lead of the game at 49-47.

◊ Made her first SEC start against Texas A&M, the first of what became eight nods in league play.

◊ Opened the SEC Tournament with a 15-point outburst against LSU...hitting five threes.

◊ Her five threes made versus the Lady Tigers equaled the single-game high for the Lady Bulldogs during 2012-13 (also K. Miller at Kentucky).

◊ After averaging 7.1 ppg during the regular season, chipped in 8.2 ppg in Georgia’s six SEC and NCAA Tournament contests.

◊ Scored 10 of her 13 points after halftime in the Lady Bull-dogs’ “Sweet 16” upset of No. 4 Stanford.

High School◊ Coached by Caronica Jackson as a senior at Hattiesburg and

by Vicki Rutland at Lawrence County High as a freshman, sophomore and junior.

◊ Selected first-team All-State as a junior and senior – for Class 4A in 2011 at Lawrence County and for Class 6A in 2012 at Hattiesburg.


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◊ Tabbed to the Jackson Clarion Ledger’s “Dandy Dozen” of the Mississippi’s top 12 players prior to her senior year.

◊ Honored as Prep Player of the Year by the Hattiesburg Amer-ican in 2012.

◊ Named Area Player of the Year by the Daily Leader of Brookhaven, Miss., as a junior and earned first-team All-Area accolades from the publication as a freshman, sophomore and junior at Lawrence County.

◊ As a senior, averaged 24.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.5 steals and 2.5 assists per game to help Hattiesburg’s Lady Tigers to a 22-3 finish.

◊ Scored 38 points and chipped in six steals, five assists, five rebounds and two blocks in Hattiesburg’s 67-63 win over Forest Hill in the Mississippi 6A South State champion-ship game.

◊ As a junior, averaged 30.1 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals per game while leading Lawrence County’s Lady Cougars to a 26-9 finish.

◊ Named to the all-state tournament team after scoring a game-high 39 points and adding nine rebounds, four steals and two assists in a 71-61 setback to New Albany in the Mississippi 4A championship game.

◊ Poured in a career-high 50 points against Wilkinson County during her junior season.

◊ Named Most Valuable Player of the 2011 Mississippi High School All-Star game after scoring a game-high 30 points and adding five rebounds and five steals.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 20 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals per game for the 24-7 Lady Cougars.

◊ As a freshman, averaged 13.9 points per game to help Law-rence County to a 25-7 record.

Personal◊ Born August 30, 1994, Tiaria is the daughter of LaShannon

Slay and Steve Griffin.◊ Major: Human Development & Family Science.◊ Recipient of the Edwina Johnson Women’s Basketball

Scholarship for 2013-14.

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian DNP Mercer DNPOhio State DNPFurman 29 8-16 1-3 4-6 4 1 0 6 21Georgia Tech 14 1-6 1-4 2-3 0 0 0 2 5S.C. State * 37 4-15 2-13 6-8 10 9 0 1 16George Washington 24 6-12 4-8 3-4 2 3 0 1 18Georgia State 24 5-11 3-7 1-2 1 1 0 2 14Belmont 26 7-11 4-7 2-2 0 3 0 3 20Kennesaw State 16 4-9 4-8 1-2 0 2 0 3 13Lipscomb * 29 5-13 2-7 0-0 9 4 0 5 12Rutgers 16 2-9 0-3 1-1 1 1 0 1 5Illinois 23 6-10 2-6 3-4 4 3 0 1 17Vanderbilt 27 2-8 1-4 0-0 3 3 0 2 5Tennessee 21 4-16 3-10 4-4 2 1 0 0 15Missouri * 36 2-9 2-7 1-2 6 1 0 0 7Texas A&M * 21 1-7 0-3 0-0 0 1 0 1 2Arkansas * 12 3-5 1-2 1-1 2 0 0 0 8Florida 8 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 0Alabama 11 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Kentucky 19 3-10 2-3 0-1 0 1 0 2 8Mississippi State 18 5-10 0-3 1-2 0 1 0 1 11Ole Miss 19 5-10 2-5 1-1 2 1 0 1 13Texas A&M 28 5-12 3-7 0-0 1 1 0 1 13Florida 13 0-4 0-3 0-0 2 2 0 0 0LSU 15 1-5 1-4 0-0 1 3 0 3 3Auburn 4 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 1 2South Carolina * 18 2-5 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 4Mississippi State 26 6-10 1-2 3-3 3 1 0 4 16Vanderbilt 28 2-8 1-6 0-0 4 2 0 0 5South Carolina 21 2-12 0-3 0-0 1 0 0 0 4Saint Joseph’s 24 2-8 1-3 1-1 5 3 1 0 6

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Rutgers 9 2-5 0-2 1-2 0 2 0 2 5Presbyterian 20 2-10 2-8 2-2 3 1 0 2 8S.C. State 19 1-9 0-5 0-2 5 0 0 1 2Belmont 17 2-9 1-5 2-2 2 1 0 1 7Savannah State 18 6-10 3-6 0-1 2 1 0 2 15St. Bonaventure * 24 5-10 4-7 0-1 3 4 0 1 14New Mexico * 21 2-10 1-5 0-0 5 0 0 1 5Furman * 10 2-6 1-2 1-2 0 2 1 0 6Georgia Tech 7 0-1 0-1 2-2 1 0 0 0 2Mercer 22 2-7 1-4 0-0 4 0 0 1 5Lipscomb 23 8-13 2-5 0-0 6 0 0 3 18TCU 12 2-4 1-2 3-5 3 1 0 2 8Illinois 9 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Missouri 16 2-6 2-4 3-4 2 0 1 3 9Tennessee 16 3-14 2-10 2-3 5 0 0 0 10Alabama 26 8-13 3-5 1-1 5 2 0 0 20South Carolina 13 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 2 2Arkansas 6 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Texas A&M * 17 1-5 0-0 2-4 1 0 0 1 4Florida * 27 5-9 2-5 0-0 2 0 0 1 12Alabama * 26 3-10 2-6 0-0 8 0 0 1 8Kentucky 12 2-3 1-1 2-2 1 0 0 0 7Auburn 7 0-3 0-3 0-0 2 0 0 0 0LSU 26 3-12 2-6 2-3 3 1 1 1 10Florida * 11 1-3 1-2 2-2 3 1 0 1 5Arkansas * 18 0-4 0-2 0-0 3 0 0 2 0Ole Miss * 21 4-8 2-3 2-2 2 2 0 0 12Mississippi State * 20 1-12 0-8 2-2 3 0 0 1 4Vanderbilt * 17 3-8 2-5 0-0 2 1 0 0 8LSU * 27 5-11 5-9 0-1 5 3 0 0 15Kentucky * 24 1-10 0-6 0-0 5 0 0 0 2Montana * 26 1-7 1-5 1-2 3 3 0 2 4Iowa State * 23 2-6 2-5 2-2 3 3 0 0 8Stanford * 29 5-12 2-6 1-2 4 0 0 0 13California * 34 2-13 1-8 2-2 2 1 0 1 7

2013-14 Game-By-Game LineSCOreS 2012-13 Game-By-Game LineSCOreS

Career HiGHSPoints: 21 Furman (11/19/13) Blocks: 1 Four times, most recent Saint Joseph’s (3/23/14)Boards: 10 S.C. State (11/26/13) Steals: 6 Furman (11/19/13)Assists: 9 S.C. State (11/26/13) Minutes: 37 S.C. State (11/26/13)

OveraLL Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2012-13 35-17 653-18.7 87-268 .325 46-155 .297 35-51 .686 102-2.9 29 38 3 32 35-0 255-7.32013-14 29-6 607-20.9 94-258 .364 41-134 .306 35-47 .745 68-2.3 49 42 1 42 28-0 264-9.1TOTALS 64-23 1260-19.7 181-526 .344 87-289 .301 70-98 .714 170-2.7 78 80 4 74 63-0 519-8.1

SeC Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2012-13 16-8 279-17.4 37-114 .325 19-63 .302 18-23 .783 45-2.8 7 19 2 13 17-0 111-6.92013-14 16-4 296-18.5 40-118 .339 16-56 .286 11-14 .786 27-1.7 17 18 0 17 18-0 107-6.7TOTALS 32-12 575-18.0 77-232 .332 35-119 .294 29-37 .784 72-2.3 24 37 2 30 35-0 218-6.8


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5-9 ◊ Sophomore ◊ Guard ◊ atlanta, Ga. ◊ riverwood international charter School

4AlmireHannaHkoHl

Italy 2014◊ Chipped in two points, two rebounds and an assist against

All-Star Italy.◊ Started Georgai’s final exhibition outing versus Monteec-

chio Select. ◊ Registered assists in each of the Lady Bulldogs’ three exhi-

bition contests.

2013-14 Season◊ Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for freshmen, one

of four Lady Bulldogs to earn Honor Roll recognition.◊ Walk-on who played in 12 games, averaging 0.3 ppg, 0.5

rpg and 0.3 apg for the Lady Bulldogs.◊ Notched playing time in nine of 13 non-conference games,

including a season-high nine minutes of PT against Ken-nesaw State.

◊ Played the final five minutes of the season opener against Presbyterian.

◊ Saw first-half playing time in two non-conference contests – Mercer and Kennesaw State.

◊ Very active in the waning moments of the Mercer contest, securing three rebounds, a point and an assist in just two minutes of action.

◊ Played a season-high nine minutes against former River-wood High School teammate Gratia Brooks when the Lady Bulldogs hosted Kennesaw State.

◊ Logged her first SEC action of the season against Ole Miss and also played the final minute of the regular-season fi-nale against Mississippi State.

◊ Played in one of three post-season contests, checking in for the final minute of SEC Tourney date with South Carolina.

High School◊ Coached by Vanessa White at Riverwood.◊ A four-year starter for the Lady Raiders.◊ Named Riverwood’s best defensive performer as a fresh-

man, top offensive player as a sophomore and Most Valu-able Player as both a junior and a senior.

◊ As a senior averaged 14 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals for the Lady Raiders.

◊ Named second-team All-Region 7AAAAA as a senior at Riv-erwood International Charter School.

◊ Topped 1,000 career points against Sprayberry on January 15 of her senior season.

◊ Also lettered in cross country, soccer, softball and track & field at Riverwood.

◊ As a senior, named first-team All-Region 7AAAAA in soccer and helped the Lady Raiders reach the Sweet 16 round of the State Tournament.

◊ As a sophomore, placed 22nd at the Georgia Cross Country Championships in Class AAA to help the Lady Raiders to a seventh-place showing in the team field.


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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Mercer 2 0-0 0-0 1-3 3 1 0 0 1Ohio State DNPFurman 3 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0Georgia Tech DNPS.C. State 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0George Washington 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Georgia State DNPBelmont 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Kennesaw State 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 2Lipscomb 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Rutgers DNPIllinois 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPTennessee DNPMissouri DNPTexas A&M DNPArkansas DNPFlorida DNPAlabama DNPKentucky DNPMississippi State DNPOle Miss 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Texas A&M DNPFlorida DNPLSU DNPAuburn DNPSouth Carolina DNPMississippi State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPSouth Carolina 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Saint Joseph’s DNP


Career HiGHSPoints: 2 Kennesaw State (12/15/13) Blocks: –Boards: 3 Kennesaw State (12/15/13); Mercer (11/14/13) Steals: –Assists: 4 Three times, most recent Lipscomb (12/17/13) Minutes: 9 Kennesaw State (12/15/13)



◊ Placed sixth in the 800-meter run at the AAA State Track & Field Championships as a freshman after clocking a time of 2:23.30 in the finals.

◊ Member of the National Honor Society as both a junior and a senior.

◊ Named to the Honor Roll all four years at Riverwood.◊ Takes part in the Wounded Warrior Organization.

Personal◊ Born August 12, 1995, Hannahkohl is the daughter of Mo-

nique and David Almire.◊ Major: Marketing.


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6-3 ◊ Sophomore ◊ Forward ◊ West Palm Beach, Fla. ◊ Dwyer High School

10GlodisSamantha

Italy 2014◊ Started Georgia’s second of three exhibitions against ASD

Societa Ginnastica in Trieste.◊ Fell just short of a double-double against ASC Societa Gin-

nastica, registering nine points and nine rebounds.◊ Scored all of her points versus ASD Societa Ginnastica in

the first half, connecting on 3-of-5 shots from the floor and 3-of-3 trips to the line during the period.

◊ Pulled down seven rebounds versus Montecchio Select.

2013-14 Season◊ Played in 11 games and averaged 0.9 ppg and 1.0 rpg in her

freshman campaign with the Lady Bulldogs.◊ Recorded three points and three boards in just six minutes

of playing time in Georgia’s opener and her collegiate de-but against Presbyterian.

◊ Notched her first double-digit minutes outing against Mer-cer and used that PT to produce season-best efforts in both scoring and rebounding.

◊ Faced off against former Dwyer High teammate Precious Bridges when Georgia hosted Mercer – one of 11 times a Lady Bulldog played against a former prep teammate during the 2013-14 regular season.

◊ Logged her first SEC action of the season against Ole Miss.◊ Also played the final minute of the regular-season finale

against Mississippi State.

◊ Checked into one of three post-season outings, playing two minutes versus South Carolina in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament.

High School◊ Coached by Jeryl Akins at Dwyer.◊ Rated as the No. 119 overall prospect in the country by col-

legesportsmadness.com.◊ Ranked as the No. 18 post prospect in the nation by ESPN

Hoopgulrz.◊ As a senior, averaged 10.0 points, 9.8 rebounds and 1.3

blocks per game to help Dwyer’s Panthers post a record of 23-6.

◊ Scored 17 points and collected 12 boards in Dwyer’s 71-50 victory over Flanagan in the Class 8A regional final, a victory which supplied the Panthers with their first-ever state tournament berth.

◊ Poured in 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in Dwyer’s 69-65 loss to Dr. Philliips – and Georgia teammate Sydnei McCaskill – in the semifinals of the Florida 8A State Tour-nament.

◊ Helped Dwyer reach the round of 16 of the 2012 8A State Tournament.

◊ As a junior, averaged a double-double of 10.2 points and 10.4 rebounds – as well as 1.6 blocks – for the Panthers en route to a 23-5 finish.


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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian 6 1-1 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 0 3Mercer 11 1-3 0-0 2-2 3 0 0 0 4Ohio State DNPFurman 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Georgia Tech DNPS.C. State 6 0-1 0-0 1-2 2 0 0 0 1George Washington 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Georgia State DNPBelmont DNPKennesaw State 8 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Lipscomb 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Rutgers DNPIllinois 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPTennessee DNPMissouri DNPTexas A&M DNPArkansas DNPFlorida DNPAlabama DNPKentucky DNPMississippi State DNPOle Miss 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Texas A&M DNPFlorida DNPLSU DNPAuburn DNPSouth Carolina DNPMississippi State 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt DNPSouth Carolina 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Saint Joseph’s DNP


Career HiGHSPoints: 4 Mercer (11/14/13) Blocks: –Boards: 3 Mercer (11/14/13); Presbyterian (11/10/13) Steals: –Assists: – Minutes: 11 Mercer (11/14/13)



◊ As a sophomore, averaged 7.2 points, 12.3 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game while helping Dwyer to a 22-7 record.

Personal◊ Born December 13, 1994, Samantha is the daughter of Lisa

and Paul Glodis.◊ Major: Criminal Justice.


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5-11 ◊ Sophomore ◊ Guard/Forward ◊ Powder Springs, Ga. ◊ tr.-Syracuse

11 RobeRtsPachis

Italy 2014◊ Started the Lady Bulldogs’ first exhibition contest against

All-Star Italy.

2013-14 Season◊ Transferred to Georgia during the summer of 2013.◊ Per NCAA regulations regarding transfers, was able to prac-

tice but not play during the season.

2012-13 Season◊ Saw action in 16 games, including a pair of double-digit out-

ings, as a freshman for the Orange.◊ Averaged 3.6 points, 1.8 rebounds and 0.8 steals per game

during the season.◊ Helped Syracuse to a 24-8 record, an NCAA Tournament bid

and final AP ranking of No. 22.◊ Recorded her double-digit scoring outputs in consecutive

games against ACC competition – 11 points against both Georgia Tech and Virginia.

High School◊ Coached by Phyllis Arthur at McEachern High School.◊ Scored 1,591 career points for McEachern while helping the

Indians to a combined 104-20 record in her four seasons.◊ Named to 2012 Parade Magazine’s All-America team and

tabbed fourth-team All-America by MaxPreps.

◊ Selected as the 2012 Miss Georgia Basketball.◊ Named consensus first-team All-State as a senior after se-

curing second-team and honorable mention honors from the GSWA and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, respec-tively, as a junior.

◊ As a senior, averaged 17.9 points, 10.5 rebounds, 3.8 steals, 2.4 assists and 1.7 blocks with 18 double-doubles.

◊ Led McEachern’s Indians to a perfect 33-0 record and the 2012 Class 5A Georgia State Championship.

◊ McEachern finished the 2012 campaign ranked No. 2 rank-ing in the POWERADE FAB 50.

◊ Helped McEachern to a 25-7 finish and a runner-up showing in the Class 5A State Tourney as a junior.

◊ Helped the Indians to a 24-6 mark and the “Sweet 16” of the 2010 State Tourney and a 22-7 record as a freshman.

◊ Also a four-year letterwinner in volleyball and soccer.

Personal◊ Born November 3, 1994, Pachis is the daughter of Phillip

and Marie Roberts.◊ Major: Consumer Economics.

Career HiGHSPoints: 11 Virginia (11/24/12); Georgia Tech (11/23/12) Blocks: 1 Georgia Tech (11/23/12)Boards: 4 Three times, most recent Binghamton (12/15/12) Steals: 4 Cornell (11/16/12)Assists: 3 Providence (2/2/13) Minutes: 21 Virginia (11/24/12)


BiG eaSt Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2012-13 7-0 62-8.9 5-13 .385 2-6 .333 5-8 .625 9-1.3 3 5 0 3 7-0 17-2.4TOTALS 7-0 62-8.9 5-13 .385 2-6 .333 5-8 .625 9-1.3 3 5 0 3 7-0 17-2.4


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125-9 ◊ Freshman ◊ Guard ◊ Orlando, Fla. ◊ edgewater high school

ClarkHaley

Italy 2014◊ Started Georgia’s final exhibition outing versus Monteec-

chio Select. ◊ Dished out four assists against Montecchio Select.

High School◊ Coached by Malcolm Lewis at Edgewater, where she was a

four-year starter for the Eagles.◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 24 point guard prospect by ESPN

Hoopgurlz.◊ Tabbed second-team All-State for Class 6A by the Florida

Association of Basketball Coaches (FABC) as a senior.◊ Helped lead Edgewater to a combined record of 104-19 over

her four seasons with the Eagles, including a trio of 6A state titles as a sophomore, junior and senior.

◊ Finished her career with 1,075 points (9.9 ppg), 391 assists (3.6 apg), 303 steals (2.8 spg) and 239 rebounds ( 2.2 rpg).

◊ Posted double-digit scoring outputs in 60 games at Edge-water, with a career high of 26 points against Heathwood Hall (S.C.) in the 2012 Crescom Bank Holiday Invitational.

◊ As a senior, averaged 12.0 points, 3.7 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game to help lead Edgewater to a 28-6 finish and a third straight Florida 6A state title.

◊ Tabbed Most Valuable Player of the 2014 6A State Tourna-ment after averaging 12.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 5.0 as-sists and 4.5 steals during two tourney outings.

◊ Edgewater won its two 2014 state tournament games by an average of 24.0 points per game.

◊ Notched game-high tallies of 20 points, seven assists and six steals in Edgewater’s 59-58 loss to Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) in the semifinals of the 2014 Dick’s Sports Goods National Tournament. Riverdale Baptist finished No. 7 in the final USA Today Super 25 rankings, while Edgewater was ranked No. 38 in the final poll.

◊ Named to the all-tournament team at the 2013 Crescom Bank Holiday Invitational in Myrtle Beach, S.C., after help-ing Edgewater to a runner-up finish in the prestigious event.

◊ As a junior, averaged 14.0 points, 4.1 assists, 2.7 steals and 2.6 rebounds per game for the 24-6 Eagles.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 9.2 points, 4.2 assists, 3.2 steals and 2.0 rebounds per game at Edgewater, which finished with a 28-4 record.

◊ As a freshman, averaged 3.9 points, 2.4 steals, 2.0 assists and 1.8 rebounds per game to help Edgewater to a 24-3 finish and the “Sweet 16” round of the 6A State Tourna-ment.

Personal◊ Born December 5, 1995, Haley is the daughter of Robert and

Lisa Clark.◊ Major: Pre-Business/Finance.

◊ Recipient of the Edwina Chastain Women’s Basketball Scholarship for 2014-15.


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Italy 2014◊ Scored six points and grabbed eight boards in the exhibi-

tion opener against All-Star Italy.◊ Put up nine points versus ASD Societa Ginnastica.◊ Started UGA’s final exhibition versus Monteecchio Select.

2013-14 Season◊ Started 31 of 32 games, missing out only against S.C. State

when she played just five minutes due to an illness.◊ Selected to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.◊ Finished the season with 11 double-digit scoring outputs

and one double-figure rebounding output.◊ Recorded a team-high 25 blocks.◊ Led the Lady Bulldogs in scoring five times and in blocked

shots in 13 games.◊ Posted four career-high scoring outputs during the season,

progressing from 13 vs. Mercer to 18 vs. Kennesaw State to 19 at Texas A&M and to 22 against Mississippi State.

◊ Produced as many double-digit scoring outputs in the first two games (two) as she did in 30 contests as a freshman.

◊ Scored what was then a career-high 13 points against Mer-cer on Nov. 14, a year to the day following her previous career high versus Presbyterian.

◊ Nearly equaled what was then her career-high scoring out-put in the first half alone at Belmont, putting up 11 points before the intermission.

◊ Scored 14 first-half points against Kennesaw State, three more than the Owls posted as a team during the period.

◊ Enjoyed an extremely productive three-game stretch against Belmont, Kennesaw State and Lipscomb, averag-ing 15.3 ppg while connecting on 18-of-24 (75.0) shots from the field and 10-of-12 (83.3) free throws.

◊ Posted her first career double-digit scoring output in SEC play with 13 points against No. 5 Tennessee.

◊ Scored a game-high 15 points and grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds versus No. 13 Kentucky to record the first collegiate double-double. Was 6-of-7 from the field for 12 points in the second half against the Wildcats.

◊ Poured in 11 points in the first 9:23 at No. 14 Texas A&M as Georgia raced to a 19-4 lead.

◊ Exploded for a career-high 22 points against Mississippi State in the regular-season finale, doing so against Mar-tha Alwal, the 2014 SEC co-Defensive Player of the Year.

2012-13 Season◊ Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.◊ Logged action in 30 games, including starts against S.C.

State, Belmont, Savannah State and Alabama in Athens.◊ Finished second on the team with 18 blocks, including an

impressive 10 of those versus SEC competition.◊ Posted her first career double-digit output in just the second

collegiate game against Presbyterian.

◊ Against S.C. State, became the 71st – of now 74 – freshman to starting during Andy Landers’ 35 seasons in Athens.

◊ Scored 10 points against St. Bonaventure – largely due to a perfect 6-of-6 performance from the line – in the opening round of the New Mexico Thanksgiving Tournament.

◊ Missed the Mercer, Lipscomb, at Alabama and Arkansas games resting an injured right foot – a condition athletic trainer Shannon Dolezal managed from early-December through the rest of the season.

◊ After playing primarily at the ‘4’ during November and early December, logged some minutes at the ‘5’ as well during the 2013 portion of the slate.

◊ Made her first career SEC start against Alabama in Athens and scored nine points...after producing 13 points in her previous seven league appearances combined.

◊ Scored a vital stickback with 57 seconds left against Auburn to give UGA a four-point lead.

◊ Blocked four shots against Arkansas in Athens to equal the most in a single game by a Lady Bulldog during season.

High School◊ Coached by Carl Harris at Stafford.◊ Tabbed second-team All-Met by the Washington Post as a

senior after earning honorable mention status as a junior.◊ An honorable mention pick to the Virginia High School

Coaches Association’s all-class all-state team as a senior.

6-2 ◊ Junior ◊ Forward ◊ Fredericksburg, va. ◊ Stafford High School

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◊ Selected as the 2012 Commonwealth District Player of the Year as a senior.

◊ Chosen to play in the Capital Classic All-Star game, a con-test pitting Virginia prep players against Maryland coun-terparts and helped Virginia secure a 74-49 victory.

◊ Finished her Stafford career with a school-record 1,476 points, 175 more than the previous mark.

◊ As a senior, averaged 23.7 points, 9.9 rebounds, 2.6 blocks, 1.6 steals and 1.2 assists to lead Stafford to a 15-11 finish.

◊ In 29 games during her senior season, posted 19 20-point performances and five 30-point outings.

◊ Scored a season-high 34 points twice – in a 62-39 victory over Albemarle on Dec. 20 and in a 78-37 decision over Orange County on Jan. 3.

◊ Became Stafford’s career scoring leader during a 31-point outburst against Albemarle on Feb. 3.

◊ As a junior, averaged a double-double of 20.0 points and 11.8 rebounds while also contributing 3.1 bpg and 1.5 as-sists per game for the Indians in a 17-7 campaign.

◊ Averaged 12.6 points as a sophomore.

Personal◊ Born July 27, 1994, Merritt is the daughter of Rebecca and

David Hempe.◊ Major: Pre-Business/Management.

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian * 25 2-4 0-0 6-10 6 1 1 0 10Mercer * 23 6-17 0-2 1-2 4 0 0 1 13Ohio State * 32 4-9 0-0 0-0 7 0 0 1 8Furman * 15 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0Georgia Tech * 19 2-7 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 1 4S.C. State 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0George Washington * 24 1-3 0-1 4-6 9 1 2 2 6Georgia State * 26 3-7 0-0 1-2 5 3 1 1 7Belmont * 30 5-6 0-0 3-3 3 2 2 0 13Kennesaw State * 19 7-10 0-0 4-5 4 0 1 2 18Lipscomb * 20 6-8 0-0 3-4 4 0 3 0 15Rutgers * 16 3-4 1-1 0-0 3 1 0 0 7Illinois * 19 1-2 0-0 1-2 4 0 0 1 3Vanderbilt * 37 1-5 0-1 6-8 7 2 2 1 8Tennessee * 29 5-7 0-1 3-4 6 3 1 0 13Missouri * 19 3-7 0-1 0-0 4 0 1 0 6Texas A&M * 33 1-7 0-1 1-4 3 0 2 0 3Arkansas * 32 3-10 0-0 3-5 9 1 0 0 9Florida * 22 1-4 0-0 4-4 6 0 2 0 6Alabama * 28 3-7 0-0 1-2 5 1 0 0 7Kentucky * 35 7-10 0-0 1-2 11 0 1 0 15Mississippi State * 20 1-2 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 0 4Ole Miss * 23 5-9 0-1 0-0 3 0 2 2 10Texas A&M * 31 7-10 1-1 4-6 9 2 0 0 19Florida * 37 3-6 0-2 1-2 7 0 2 0 7LSU * 22 3-5 0-1 0-0 4 0 1 1 6Auburn * 31 2-6 0-0 2-3 4 1 0 0 6South Carolina * 20 2-8 0-2 0-0 4 0 1 0 4Mississippi State * 30 7-10 0-0 8-9 3 1 1 0 22Vanderbilt * 26 2-8 0-0 2-2 3 0 0 0 6South Carolina * 27 4-13 0-3 1-2 4 2 0 0 9Saint Joseph’s * 32 6-15 0-0 1-3 5 1 0 1 13

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Rutgers 12 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 1 0 0Presbyterian 24 5-8 1-3 0-2 6 2 3 3 11S.C. State * 25 2-12 0-2 3-3 9 0 0 1 7Belmont * 21 0-2 0-2 4-4 6 2 0 1 4Savannah State * 18 2-4 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 1 4St. Bonaventure 21 2-5 0-1 6-6 3 0 0 0 10New Mexico 20 3-5 0-1 2-3 9 1 0 0 8Furman 11 3-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 1 6Georgia Tech 16 1-1 0-0 0-0 5 0 3 1 2Mercer DNPLipscomb DNPTCU 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 8 1-3 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 0 2Missouri 11 3-4 1-2 0-0 6 0 1 0 7Tennessee 10 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 2Alabama DNPSouth Carolina 7 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 1 2Arkansas DNPTexas A&M 2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 16 1-2 1-1 0-0 1 1 0 0 3Alabama * 16 4-7 0-1 1-1 3 0 0 1 9Kentucky 10 1-4 0-2 0-0 4 1 0 0 2Auburn 11 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2LSU 7 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 1Florida 7 1-2 0-0 2-4 3 0 1 1 4Arkansas 21 2-5 0-0 1-2 4 1 4 0 5Ole Miss 11 1-5 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 1 2Mississippi State 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0Vanderbilt 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 2LSU 13 1-5 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 2Kentucky 7 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Montana 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa State 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0Stanford 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0California DNP


Career HiGHSPoints: 22 Mississippi State (3/2/14) Blocks: 4 Arkansas (2/21/13)Boards: 11 Kentucky (1/30/14) Steals: 3 Presbyterian (11/14/12)Assists: 3 Tennessee (1/5/14); Ga. State (12/1/13) Minutes: 37 Florida (2/16/14); Vanderbilt (1/2/14)



◊ Recipient of the Val Porter Family Women’s Basketball Scholarship for 2013-14 and the Tom and Jeanette Gree-son Scholarship for 2014-15.


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All-Star Italy. ◊ Scored a game-high 10 points against All-Star Italy, all in the

first half.◊ Wrapped up Georgia’s three outings with a solid eight-

point, four-rebound, three-steal performance versus Montecchio Select.

High School◊ Coached by Kyle Snipes as a junior and senior at St. Pius X

after playing for Ashley Phillips at Mill Creek High School as a freshman and a sophomore.

◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 18 shooting guard by ESPN Hoop-gurlz as well as the No. 20 and No. 27 prospect at that po-sition by Prospect Nation and the Girls Basketball Report, respectively.

◊ A two-time Class 3A All-State selection, earning second-team honors from both the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Georgia Sports Writers Association as a junior and a senior.

◊ Completed her prep career with 1,694 career points – 840 in two seasons at St. Pius X and 854 more during her two years at Mill Creek.

◊ Helped lead the St. Pius X Golden Lions to consecutive 30-3 finishes and Georgia 3A state titles as a junior and senior.

◊ In just two seasons at St. Pius X, recorded 840 points (14.7 ppg), 283 rebounds (5.0 rpg), 164 steals (2.9 spg) and 115 assists (2.0 apg).

◊ Notched 45 double-digit scoring outputs, including 13 20-point outings, in 57 games played in two seasons at St. Pius X.

◊ As a senior, averaged 13.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.5 steals and 2.3 assists per game for St. Pius X.

◊ As a junior, averaged 15.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.2 steals and 1.7 assists per game for the Golden Lions.

◊ Poured in 19 points against Dawson County in the champi-onship of the 2013 3A State Tournament.

◊ Combined to score 854 points in her freshman and sopho-more seasons at Mill Creek.

◊ Recorded her Mill Creek single-game scoring high of 32 against both Duluth on Jan. 27, 2011 and Roswell on March 5, 2011.

◊ As a sophomore, led Mill Creek to a 21-10 finish and the quarterfinal round of the Georgia 5A State Tournament.

◊ Named second-team All-GPR by the Gwinnett Daily Post as a sophomore.

◊ As a freshman, helped Mill Creek improve from 12-12 in mid-February to advance to the semifinals of the Georgia 5A State Tournament.

◊ Scored 16 points in a semifinal 65-56 loss to McEachern in the 2011 5A State Tournament.

Personal◊ Born March 8, 1996, Jasmine is the daughter of Joel and Pat

Carter.◊ Major: Undecided.◊ Recipient of the Victoria P. Farmer Women’s Basketball


5-7 ◊ Freshman ◊ Guard ◊ Dacula, Ga. ◊ St. Pius X High School

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5-11 ◊ Senior ◊ Forward ◊ Lake, miss. ◊ Lake High School

15DonalDKrista

Italy 2014◊ Hauled in a game-high nine rebounds versus All-Star Italy.◊ Started Georgia’s second of three exhibitions against ASD

Societa Ginnastica in Trieste.

2013-14 Season◊ Junior who had an arthroscopic procedure during the sum-

mer of 2013 to address issues with the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) in her left knee that hindered her practice and playing time during her first two seasons with the Lady Bulldogs.

◊ Enjoyed her most productive of three seasons at Georgia.◊ Ranked No. 7 in the SEC in rebounding (7.0 rpg).◊ After averaging 12.3 minutes per game during her fresh-

man and sophomore years, logged 30.0 mpg during the 2013-14 season.

◊ Entered the season with a career high of 22 minutes played against Appalachian State as a freshman but played more than that in 29 of 32 games, including 17 outings of 30-plus minutes, a 40 MP contest at Florida and a career-high 44 minutes in an OT loss at Texas A&M.

◊ Her 44 minutes played at Texas A&M was a season high for all Georgia players during 2013-14.

◊ Recorded 16 double-figure scoring outputs and six double-figure rebounding performances, efforts which led to four double-double performances.

◊ A tribute to her all-around game: led the Lady Bulldogs in points only once but paced the team in rebounds 13 times, in assists in seven games, in steals in six contests and in blocks for three matchups.

◊ Previewed what was to come throughout her junior season with a 10-point, 16-rebound effort against Ohio State in the third game of the year.

◊ Put up, as Andy Landers called it, “All-American-type stuff” in the second half against Buckeyes. Donald, who is 5-11, grabbed 12 of her career-best 16 rebounds following the intermission and did so playing against an OSU rotation that featured four forwards 6-2 or taller.

◊ Her 16 rebounds against Ohio State represented the most by any Lady Bulldog during the 2013-14 campaign.

◊ Posted her second straight double-double versus Furman...after notching two double-doubles in her first 50 games played at UGA.

◊ Scored 10 second-half points against Georgia State as Georgia rallied from a four-point deficit at the intermis-sion to win by 12 points.

◊ Grabbed 10 first-half rebounds against Illinois, one less than Illini players collected as a team.

◊ Produced a season-high 18 points during what was then a career-high 38-minute outing against Tennessee.

◊ Played 44 minutes at Texas A&M, leaving the game only af-ter suffering leg cramps during OT.

◊ A very consistent scorer in SEC play, with double-digit outputs in nine of 16 regular-season contests and also against Vanderbilt in the opening round of the SEC Tour-nament.

◊ Recorded a double-double of 10 points and a game-high 10 boards against Saint Joseph’s in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

2012-13 Season◊ Missed the first dozen games of the season during the fall

semester while focusing on her academics.◊ Returned to see action in 21 of the remaining 23 contests,

including 14 of 16 SEC dates and all six of Georgia’s post-season outings.

◊ Returned to the Lady Bulldogs following the conclusion of Final Exams.

◊ Dressed out for the first time against Lipscomb and then saw her first action of the year at Illinois.

◊ Solid spark off the bench against Missouri in the SEC open-er, hitting her first two shots from the floor in a span of 2:35 after checking in midway through the first half.

◊ Enjoyed a strong outing at Arkansas, producing to that point in the season what were her most points, rebounds, assists and minutes. Made an athletic layup at the 5:27 mark of the second half in Fayetteville that put Georgia up for good.


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◊ Notched her first start of the season – and the initial SEC start of her career – against Florida and responded with a season-high 11 points.

◊ Sat out Alabama game in Athens while nursing nagging knee injury...dressed out and was available but DNP via coach’s decision.

◊ Was a solid contributor against LSU in the SEC Tournament, recording three assists in four minutes, as well as a great hustle play to save a ball headed out of bounds.

◊ Got the Lady Bulldogs off the schneid against Stanford in the “Sweet 16” by putting in her own miss at the 14:25 mark of the first half to end a 9-0 run by the Cardinal to open the contest.

2011-12 Season◊ Freshman who displayed a keen penchant to contrib-

ute when the team was short-handed and needed her most...i.e. double-double versus Appalachian State and 18 points at Alabama.

◊ Posted a trio of double-digit scoring efforts and a pair of double-figure rebounding tallies during her initial season in Athens.

◊ Took care of a trio of career milestones against Charleston, notching her first double-digit performances for points and rebounds...and her first double-double as well.

◊ Logged her first career start against Northeastern...one of 74 Lady Bulldog freshmen to start under Andy Landers during his 35 seasons in Athens.

◊ Recorded her second double-double of the season with 22 points and 13 rebounds against Appalachian State...at that point, her 10 FGs made and baker’s dozen of boards were single-game highs for the Lady Bulldogs.

◊ Had nine points and eight rebounds in the first half alone against the Mountaineers.

◊ Perfect on FGs and grabbed a pair of vital defensive re-bounds in the final 84 seconds against Florida in Athens.

◊ Aggravated her PCL injury at Mississippi State. Dressed out but did not play in the next two games versus Kentucky and Ole Miss.

◊ Returned to action at Vanderbilt and was a bright spot with five points and three boards in 14 MP.

◊ Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Feb. 6, largely due to her game-high tallies of 18 points and nine rebounds at Alabama the previous day.

◊ All told, 10 different Georgia freshmen have combined to earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors 21 times since the award’s inception in 2006.

◊ Turned a solid linescore against Marist in the NCAA Tourna-ment – 8 points (on 3-of-4 FG and 1-of-2 FT shooting) and a team-high nine boards in a season-most 27 minutes of playing time.

High School◊ Coached by Victor Gilstrap at Lake High School.◊ A four-year starter who scored 2,456 points and hauled

down 1,470 rebounds at Lake.◊ Ranked as the No. 55 prospect in the country – and No. 12

wing – by the Girls’ Basketball Report.◊ Named All-America by Parade Magazine as a senior.◊ Tabbed as the state of Mississippi’s Gatorade Player of the

Year for 2011.◊ Also named Miss Basketball by the Jackson Clarion-Ledger

as a senior, as well as first-team All-State.

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S PtsRutgers DNPPresbyterian DNPS.C. State DNPBelmont DNPSavannah State DNPSt. Bonaventure DNPNew Mexico DNPFurman DNPGeorgia Tech DNPMercer DNPLipscomb DNPTCU DNPIllinois 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Missouri 7 2-3 1-1 0-0 0 1 1 1 5Tennessee 17 1-3 0-2 0-0 1 1 1 0 2Alabama 10 1-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 2South Carolina 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Arkansas 24 2-4 0-0 1-2 5 3 0 0 5Texas A&M 17 1-2 0-1 4-4 3 0 0 0 6Florida * 16 3-5 0-0 5-6 4 2 0 0 11Alabama DNPKentucky 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 2Auburn 9 0-1 0-1 2-2 1 0 0 1 2LSU 10 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Florida 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Arkansas 11 1-6 0-1 0-0 7 0 0 0 2Ole Miss 16 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 3 0 0 0Mississippi State DNPVanderbilt 16 0-1 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 1 0LSU 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 3 0 0 0Kentucky 8 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 2Montana 13 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 2 0 2Iowa State 8 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 3Stanford 9 1-5 0-2 0-0 4 1 0 0 2California 14 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 2

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian * 29 3-8 0-0 2-5 9 1 2 3 8Mercer * 14 3-8 1-1 0-0 6 0 0 0 7Ohio State * 32 4-9 1-1 1-5 16 1 0 0 10Furman * 33 5-8 0-0 3-5 10 0 1 0 13Georgia Tech * 38 1-4 0-0 4-4 6 3 1 1 6S.C. State * 24 3-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 1 6George Washington * 24 4-6 0-0 0-1 2 0 0 0 8Georgia State * 27 4-7 0-1 4-6 4 1 0 1 12Belmont * 29 5-5 0-0 0-1 6 2 0 1 10Kennesaw State * 19 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 3 1 1 6Lipscomb 15 3-6 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 0 6Rutgers * 35 1-6 0-1 2-2 11 3 0 0 4Illinois * 34 4-7 0-0 2-4 15 7 0 4 10Vanderbilt * 25 6-8 0-0 0-0 8 0 0 0 12Tennessee * 38 6-8 0-1 6-7 6 2 0 3 18Missouri * 31 5-9 0-1 1-2 7 1 0 0 11Texas A&M * 27 2-4 0-0 4-6 5 2 0 0 8Arkansas * 34 4-7 0-0 3-4 5 1 0 1 11Florida * 40 4-11 2-4 0-0 9 3 0 1 10Alabama * 25 1-3 0-0 1-2 4 2 0 0 3Kentucky * 31 4-9 0-1 2-2 6 3 1 2 10Mississippi State * 31 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 1 6Ole Miss * 25 3-5 1-1 2-5 6 2 0 1 9Texas A&M * 44 4-7 0-0 2-3 7 5 0 1 10Florida * 35 2-4 0-0 0-0 6 0 0 0 4LSU * 34 4-10 1-1 2-3 2 2 0 1 11Auburn * 37 6-8 0-0 3-4 6 0 0 1 15South Carolina * 24 2-2 0-0 0-1 7 3 0 0 4Mississippi State * 27 0-2 0-1 2-2 5 4 0 4 2Vanderbilt * 36 5-9 0-1 0-0 8 3 0 2 10South Carolina * 31 3-8 1-1 0-0 13 4 0 1 7Saint Joseph’s * 33 4-8 1-2 1-2 10 2 0 2 10

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Career HiGHSPoints: 22 Appalachian State (12/22/11) Blocks: 2 Presbyterian (11/10/13); Montana (3/23/13)Boards: 16 Ohio State (11/17/13) Steals: 4 Mississippi State (3/2/14); Illinois (12/28/13)Assists: 7 Illinois (12/28/13) Minutes: 44 Texas A&M (12/13/14)

OveraLL Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2011-12 27-1 354-13.1 47-97 .485 3-5 .600 37-55 .673 86-3.2 15 33 4 10 40-0 134-5.02012-13 21-1 237-11.3 19-49 .388 2-13 .154 12-14 .857 53-2.5 17 25 5 4 29-0 52-2.2013-14 32-31 961-30.0 111-209 .531 8-18 .444 47-76 .618 223-7.0 61 65 6 33 71-0 277-8.7TOTALS 80-33 1552-19.4 177-355 .499 13-36 .361 96-145 .662 362-4.5 93 123 15 47 140-0 463-5.8

SeC Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2011-12 12-0 134-11.2 19-46 .413 1-1 1.000 14-23 .609 31-2.6 5 11 0 4 15-0 53-4.42012-13 14-1 176-12.6 14-38 .368 1-9 .111 12-14 .857 41-2.9 12 19 3 3 23-0 41-2.92013-14 16-16 508-31.8 56-100 .560 4-10 .400 28-41 .683 95-5.9 31 38 1 16 36-0 144-9.0TOTALS 42-17 818-19.5 89-184 .484 6-20 .300 54-78 .692 167-4.0 48 68 4 23 74-0 238-5.7

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.TCU 7 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 1Georgia Southern 13 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 1 2Coll. of Charleston 21 2-4 0-0 6-8 10 0 1 0 10Southern Cal 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Georgetown 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0Northeastern * 23 3-4 1-1 0-0 5 4 0 0 7S.C. State 12 1-2 0-0 5-6 3 1 0 0 7Georgia Tech 7 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Mercer 21 3-5 0-0 1-1 3 0 0 1 7Gonzaga 13 1-4 0-1 2-2 2 1 0 0 4Montana State 13 2-3 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 1 5Appalachian State 31 10-16 0-1 2-4 13 2 1 1 22Furman 17 2-4 0-0 4-5 2 1 1 1 8Arkansas 5 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Tennessee 16 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Auburn 13 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 2Florida 11 2-2 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 2 5Mississippi State 4 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0Kentucky DNPOle Miss DNPVanderbilt 14 2-3 0-0 1-2 3 1 0 1 5Tennessee 10 2-7 0-0 0-1 3 0 0 0 4Mississippi State 7 2-3 0-0 0-1 3 0 0 0 4Alabama 24 7-14 0-0 4-7 9 1 0 0 18Vanderbilt DNPSouth Carolina DNPFlorida 7 0-3 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 0 2Ole Miss 17 1-2 1-1 2-4 2 0 0 0 5LSU 6 1-1 0-0 4-4 1 0 0 0 6South Carolina 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0Marist 27 3-4 1-1 1-2 9 1 0 0 8

2011-12 Game-By-Game LineSCOreS◊ A three-time member of the Clarion-Ledger’s Dandy Dozen honoring the state’s top 12 prep prospects.

◊ As a senior, averaged 24.1 points, 9.1 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game.

◊ Led Lake’s Hornets to a 20-12 finish and and the semifinas of the 2A State Tournament as a senior.

◊ Scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and rejected two shots in helping Mississippi defeat Alabama, 73-60, in their annual all-star matchup.

◊ As a junior, averaged 19.1 points, 11.7 rebounds and 1.7 steals.

◊ Named the ESPN Rise Regional Player of the Week for the Southeast on Feb. 17, 2010 as a junior after scoring a ca-reer-high 37 points in an upset of Newton, which entered the game with a 25-2 record.

Personal◊ Born January 10, 1993, Krista is the daughter of Angelia

Donald.◊ Major: Criminal Justice.◊ Recipient of the Andy Landers Women’s Basketball Scholar-

ship for 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15.


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Italy 2014◊ Recorded game-high tallies of 10 points and seven steals

versus ASD Societa Ginnastica.◊ Started Georgia’s final exhibition outing versus Monteec-

chio Select and scored 13 points.

2013-14 Season◊ Tabbed second-team preseason All-SEC in balloting of

league coaches.◊ Named second-team All-SEC and also voted to the SEC All-

Defensive team (for a second straight year) by league coaches.

◊ Became the first player in program history to lead the Lady Bulldogs in average points (12.2 ppg), rebounds (7.9 rpg), assists (3.6 apg) and steals (2.6 spg).

◊ Was the only player in the SEC and one of just seven Divi-sion I players nationally to lead her team in ppg, rpg, apg and spg during 2013-14.

◊ Finished the season with 19 double-digit scoring efforts, in-cluding a pair of 20-point outings at Alabama and against Florida in Athens.

◊ In addition, notched a team-best seven double-figure re-bounding performances and four double-doubles.

◊ Led the Lady Bulldogs in scoring nine times, in rebounds 15 games, in steals 21 occasions, in assists 12 contests and in blocks versus four foes.

◊ Led the SEC and ranked No. 26 nationally in steals.◊ Finished the season ranked among league statistical lead-

ers in seven of 13 categories kept – No. 1 in steals, No. 8 in rebounds, No. 7 in assist-to-turnover ratio, No. 7 in defensive rebounds, No. 10 in offensive rebounds, No. 14 in assists and No. 24 in points.

◊ Solid on both ends of the floor against Georgia Tech. Con-verted big buckets twice in the second half after the Yel-low Jackets had cut UGA’s lead to three. Also had a steal and nifty assist on a Khaalidah Miller layup at the other end that put Georgia up 57-49 with 2:28 left.

◊ Tabbed to the all-tourney team at the GSU Invitational after notching a double-double and posting game-high tallies for steals and assists against Georgia State.

◊ Upped her offensive contributions from 12.5 ppg to team-best 13.2 ppg in SEC play.

2012-13 Season◊ Voted to the SEC’s All-Freshman and All-Defensive teams.◊ UGA’s league-leading 30th member of the SEC All-Fresh-

man team since the award’s inception in 1987.◊ The first UGA freshman to earn a spot on the SEC coaches’

All-Defensive team since the award’s inception in 2008.◊ Named to the All-Spokane Regional team of the NCAA Tour-

nament, the first UGA freshman to secure All-Regional honors since Teresa Edwards in 1983.

◊ On the floor for the opening tip in 34 of 35 games, missing out on a starting assignment only at Georgia Tech.

◊ Led Georgia in steals and ranked second on the team in both rebounds and assists.

◊ Paced UGA in rebounds in 11 games, in steals in 14 outings and in assists in six contests.

◊ In SEC, ranked No. 5 in steals and No. 18 in rebounding.◊ Became the 70th – of now 74 – freshman to start for Andy

Landers at UGA against Rutgers...and the 22nd – of now 23 – to get the nod in her collegiate debut.

◊ Reached double figures in SEC play for the first time with 14 points at Alabama. Also notched seven steals, both the most by a Lady Bulldog all season and by any SEC player in league play.

◊ Posted game-high tallies of 15 points and 11 rebounds at Arkansas to secure her first career double-double.

◊ Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Feb. 25 after averag-ing 8.5 points, 3.5 assists and 3.0 steals in a pair of victo-ries over Arkansas and Ole Miss.

◊ An extremely solid freshman year turned into something even more special in the post-season. Averaged 6.4 ppg and 5.4 rpg in the regular season but upped those con-tributions to 11.3 ppg and a team-best 8.3 rpg in SEC and NCAA Tournament play.

◊ Along with Tiaria Griffin, UGA the only team to reach the “Sweet 16” with two freshman starters.

5-10 ◊ Junior ◊ Guard/Forward ◊ murfreesboro, tenn. ◊ riverdale High School

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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Rutgers * 21 0-5 0-3 1-4 3 3 0 0 1Presbyterian * 24 2-4 0-1 0-0 5 3 1 5 4S.C. State * 22 2-4 0-2 0-2 5 1 0 2 4Belmont * 21 2-6 1-1 0-0 4 3 0 3 5Savannah State * 23 2-3 2-3 0-0 4 3 0 1 6St. Bonaventure * 24 1-4 0-2 0-0 6 5 1 2 2New Mexico * 25 2-3 0-0 1-3 6 4 0 3 5Furman * 19 1-5 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 4 2Georgia Tech 30 2-6 1-1 0-0 8 3 0 2 5Mercer * 28 2-5 1-1 0-0 6 6 0 6 5Lipscomb * 24 3-5 0-0 7-8 8 4 0 2 13TCU * 26 3-5 1-2 1-2 6 6 0 1 8Illinois * 29 3-9 1-2 1-4 5 2 0 4 8Missouri * 27 2-8 1-4 0-1 4 2 0 2 5Tennessee * 22 1-3 0-1 2-2 1 5 0 3 4Alabama * 31 4-6 0-0 6-10 6 2 0 7 14South Carolina * 25 0-1 0-0 1-3 7 2 0 1 1Arkansas * 38 5-10 2-3 3-4 11 2 0 2 15Texas A&M * 28 3-6 0-0 1-2 8 0 0 2 7Florida * 27 1-6 1-3 4-9 11 3 0 1 7Alabama * 25 2-8 1-2 0-0 4 3 0 1 5Kentucky * 25 1-1 0-0 1-2 5 1 0 2 3Auburn * 31 4-11 1-2 5-6 8 1 0 2 14LSU * 33 2-10 1-4 0-0 7 2 0 4 5Florida * 19 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 2 2Arkansas * 22 2-3 0-1 0-0 3 6 0 2 4Ole Miss * 29 6-7 1-2 0-0 6 1 0 4 13Mississippi State * 27 2-8 1-4 4-6 5 0 0 4 9Vanderbilt * 29 2-6 0-3 5-7 5 1 0 4 9LSU * 31 3-6 0-2 5-5 10 4 0 0 11Kentucky * 23 0-1 0-0 1-2 6 0 0 0 1Montana * 25 6-9 1-2 0-0 7 2 0 2 13Iowa State * 32 7-14 3-7 3-4 5 2 0 2 20Stanford * 35 3-12 0-5 3-8 12 2 0 0 9California * 41 4-10 0-3 6-9 10 0 0 3 14

◊ Posted double digits in the scoring column in four of six postseason games, including a career-high 20 points against No. 23 Iowa State in the NCAA second round.

◊ Recorded two of her three double-doubles in the postsea-son, doing so versus LSU and Cal.

◊ Logged 41 minutes against California, the most MP by any Lady Bulldog during 2012-13.

High School◊ Coached by Hillary Hodges as a freshman and sophomore

and by John Wild as a junior and senior for the ultrasuc-cessful Riverdale program.

◊ Tabbed Miss Tennessee Basketball for Class AAA by the Ten-nessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) as both a junior and a senior.

◊ Named Tenneesse’s Gatorade Player of the Year as a junior.◊ Honored as the all-sports high school Female Athlete of the

Year by the Nashville Sports Council in 2012.◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 83 overall prospect and No. 12

wing by ESPN’s HoopGurlz.◊ Completed her career with 2,221 points (second-most in

school history), 1,416 rebounds and 468 steals.◊ Helped Riverdale to a pair of strong finishes in ESPN’s Pow-

erade Fab 50 rankings – No. 27 in 2011 and No. 5 in 2012.◊ As a senior, averaged 15.1 points, 9.6 rebounds and 4.4

steals per game to lead Riverdale’s Lady Warriors to a 34-3 mark and the Tennessee AAA state title.

◊ As a junior, averaged 17.9 points and 8.8 rebounds per game in leading Riverdale to a 34-2 record and a runner-up showing in the AAA state tourney.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 16.9 points, 9.1 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game while helping Riverdale to a 30-2 finish and the AAA state championship.

◊ Named Most Valuable Player of the 2010 Tennessee AAA State Tournament after averaging 28.7 points and 16.0 re-bounds in three victories.

◊ As a freshman, averaged 13.8 points and 5.1 rebounds to help Riverdale to a 27-6 record.

Personal◊ Born August 9, 1994, Shacobia is the daughter of Felicia

Nelson and Tim Barbee.◊ Major: Human Development & Family Science. ◊ Recipient of the Vickie and Leon Farmer Women’s Basketball

Scholarship for 2013-14 and 2014-15.

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian DNPMercer * 34 6-12 0-2 3-5 15 6 0 2 15Ohio State * 40 3-12 1-3 1-2 9 5 0 2 8Furman * 27 3-9 1-5 0-0 4 2 0 1 7Georgia Tech * 37 5-10 1-3 3-8 7 4 0 1 14S.C. State DNPGeorge Washington * 29 5-11 1-4 0-0 7 4 1 4 11Georgia State * 30 6-10 0-2 0-3 14 6 0 7 12Belmont * 28 2-6 0-1 2-2 6 5 1 4 6Kennesaw State * 21 5-10 0-2 3-4 8 4 1 0 13Lipscomb * 26 6-11 0-1 4-4 8 4 1 3 16Rutgers * 39 7-15 2-3 2-5 7 4 0 3 18Illinois * 31 8-14 0-0 1-4 8 6 1 4 17Vanderbilt * 37 1-7 0-4 3-4 7 6 1 2 5Tennessee * 25 6-13 0-3 0-3 3 0 0 3 12Missouri 28 4-12 1-5 0-0 10 1 0 1 9Texas A&M 30 6-9 1-3 3-8 5 0 0 3 16Arkansas 31 5-10 1-3 6-8 6 3 0 3 17Florida * 32 3-7 2-4 4-4 9 0 0 3 12Alabama * 35 8-13 3-6 4-5 10 3 1 2 23Kentucky * 35 4-9 0-1 1-2 10 6 0 4 9Mississippi State * 31 3-7 0-1 2-2 5 1 1 3 8Ole Miss * 28 5-10 1-4 3-9 7 3 0 6 14Texas A&M * 43 3-12 0-1 3-4 12 3 0 2 9Florida * 36 6-15 3-6 6-7 8 4 1 0 21LSU * 36 3-10 2-3 5-8 9 5 0 2 13Auburn * 38 9-17 0-5 1-4 13 3 0 2 19South Carolina 31 4-15 2-4 4-9 7 1 0 3 14Mississippi State * 32 3-5 1-3 3-4 7 3 0 3 10Vanderbilt * 20 2-5 0-2 0-0 4 0 0 3 4South Carolina * 24 2-7 2-4 0-0 5 1 0 2 6Saint Joseph’s * 27 4-11 0-2 1-2 6 2 0 1 9


Career HiGHSPoints: 23 Alabama (1/26/14) Blocks: 1 Eleven times, most recent Florida (2/16/14)Boards: 15 Mercer (11/14/13) Steals: 7 Georgia State (12/1/13); Alabama (1/10/13)Assists: 6 Eight times, most recent Kentucky (1/30/14) Minutes: 43 Texas A&M (2/13/14)




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All-Star Italy. ◊ Collected eight boards versus All-Star Italy.◊ Flirted with a double-double against Montecchio Select,

scoring eight points and grabbing nine rebounds.

2013-14 Season◊ Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for freshmen.◊ Played in all 32 games, including a start against South Caro-

lina State.◊ Logged double-digit minutes of playing time in 28 games.◊ Became the 74th freshman to start for the Lady Bulldogs

during Andy Landers’ 35 seasons in Athens when she got the nod against S.C. State.

◊ Led Georgia in blocks in 15 games, a team high for most occurrences.

◊ Blocked three shots against Presbyterian, Furman and Ole Miss, the most in a single-game by any Georgia player during 2013-14.

◊ Reached double-digits in two games, posting 12 points against both George Washington and Kennesaw State.

◊ Grabbed six rebounds in just 14 minutes of playing time (due to foul trouble) against Ohio State.

◊ Led or tied for the team lead in blocks during each of the first four games of the season.

◊ Entered the Georgia Tech game just 4-of-11 from the line on the season but knocked down 3-of-4 free throw attempts in the final 1:17 against the Yellow Jackets.

◊ Reached double figures for the first time against George Washington, doing so in the first half alone by 4-of-4 from the field and 2-of-2 from the line in opening period.

◊ Equaled both her career-high scoring and rebounding ef-forts – and dished out four assists after not registering one in the first nine games – against Kennesaw State.

◊ Logged a career-high 28 minutes in an SEC Tournament vic-tory over Vanderbilt.

High School◊ Coached by Aaron Megee at Parkway.◊ Ranked as one of the nation’s top-50 overall prospects by

four recruiting services – No. 29 by collegesportsmad-ness.com, No. 30 by both ESPN Hoopgurlz and Pros-pectsNation.com and No. 48 by Full Court Press.

◊ Also listed the No. 10 power forward recruit in the country by ESPN Hoopgurlz.

◊ Named honorable mention All-America by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA).

◊ Missed a significant portion of her senior season at Parkway with a slight knee injury.

◊ Tabbed second-team All-State for Class 5A by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association as a junior.

6-2 ◊ Sophomore ◊ Forward ◊ Bossier City, La. ◊ Parkway High School

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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian 20 2-5 0-0 1-5 8 0 3 0 5Mercer 27 2-9 0-0 0-0 7 0 1 2 4Ohio State 14 0-6 0-0 2-5 6 0 1 1 2Furman 24 1-3 0-0 1-1 5 0 3 0 3Georgia Tech 11 2-5 0-0 3-4 1 0 0 0 7S.C. State * 20 2-3 0-0 2-2 5 0 1 1 6George Washington 21 4-4 0-0 4-6 6 0 1 2 12Georgia State 19 2-6 0-0 1-4 3 0 1 0 5Belmont 14 2-6 0-0 0-2 6 0 0 0 4Kennesaw State 27 5-9 0-0 2-4 8 4 1 3 12Lipscomb 16 3-6 0-0 2-4 6 0 0 0 8Rutgers 10 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 2Illinois 15 2-5 0-0 1-2 6 0 0 0 5Vanderbilt 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 0Tennessee 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Missouri 14 3-5 0-0 0-1 1 0 1 0 6Texas A&M 13 2-3 0-0 1-2 5 0 2 1 5Arkansas 14 0-0 0-0 0-2 4 1 0 0 0Florida 18 2-4 0-0 0-0 4 0 1 0 4Alabama 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Kentucky 14 1-3 0-0 1-2 2 1 0 0 3Mississippi State 21 1-5 0-0 2-2 6 1 1 1 4Ole Miss 24 2-6 0-0 0-3 6 1 3 0 4Texas A&M 11 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 4Florida 7 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 1 2LSU 16 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 4Auburn 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 0South Carolina 22 2-4 0-0 1-1 4 1 0 0 5Mississippi State 14 2-4 0-0 1-1 4 1 1 1 5Vanderbilt 28 2-3 0-0 2-7 5 0 1 1 6South Carolina 7 1-4 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 3Saint Joseph’s 15 0-5 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 2 1


Career HiGHSPoints: 12 Kennesaw St. (12/15/13); G. Wash. (11/29/13) Blocks: 3 Three times, most recent Ole Miss (2/9/14Boards: 8 Kennesaw St. (12/15/13); Presbyterian (11/10/13) Steals: 3 Furman (11/19/13)Assists: 4 Kennesaw St. (12/15/13) Minutes: 37 Kennesaw State (12/15/13)



◊ As a junior, averaged 14.9 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game for Parkway, which finished 22-12 and advanced to the second round of the Louisiana 5A State Tournament.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 11.5 points and 7.8 rebounds, while also recording 125 blocks, for the Lady Panthers, who finished 21-13.

◊ Participated in USA Basketball’s U18 National Team tryouts during the summer of 2011.

◊ Elected Prom Queen at Parkway as a senior and also a member of the Homecoming Court.

◊ Active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Parkway.

◊ Participated in the Walk for St. Jude’s for three years.

Personal◊ Born January 24, 1994, Halle is the daughter of Harvey and

Nina Washington.◊ Major: Undecided.◊ Recipient of the Val Porter Family Women’s Basketball Schol-

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All-Star Italy.◊ Scored four points, handed out four assists and garnered a

pair of steals in the trip’s final exhibition versus Montec-chio Select.

2013-14 Season◊ Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the second

straight season.◊ Named to the SEC’s Community Service team for women’s

basketball and also nominated for CoSIDA Academic All-America honors.

◊ A sophomore eligibility wise but a senior academically, largely due to arriving at UGA with 50-plus AP credit hours.

◊ Suspended for the first three games for failure to adhere to the standards of the program.

◊ Suffered a dislocated shoulder in practice two days before the season opener, which extended the length of her games missed.

◊ Played in the Lady Bulldogs’ final 25 games of the season, averaging 2.1 ppg, 1.5 apg and 1.3 rpg game.

◊ Paced Georgia in assists in three games and in steals twice.◊ Saw her first action against Georgia State in the champion-

ship game of the GSU Thanksgiving Invitational.

◊ Logged her first career start at Rutgers and her first SEC start at Missouri.

◊ On the floor for the final 10:14 of the game against Tennes-see, a span which included a 21-0 run that helped turn a 67-43 game in into a 76-70 contest with 1:12 remaining.

◊ Enjoyed her best collegiate outing against Arkansas. Scored a season-high 10 points in a career-high 38 minutes. Knocked down a key 3-pointer after the Razorbacks had whittled a 14-point deficit to two with 4:40 left.

◊ Played in front of approximately 60-70 family and friends for Georgia’s game at Florida. Both her parents grew up in Gainesville, which she considers “my second home.”

2012-13 Season◊ Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.◊ Played in 27 of 35 games, including double-digit minutes in

16 contests.◊ Paced the Lady Bulldogs in assists four times, doing so ver-

sus Presbyterian, Belmont, Savannah State and Furman.◊ Arrived in Athens with more than 50 credit hours due to AP

courses at Webb School. When classes began in the 2013 calendar, she became a second-semester sophomore academically.

◊ Led Georgia in assists in back-to-back outings against Bel-mont and Savannah State, dishing out 11 baskets-to-be without committing a single turnover.

◊ Best linescore of non-conference came against Mercer: nine points on 4-of-5 FGs; five assists to 0 TOs and two steals in 20 minutes.

◊ Reached double digits for the first time as a Lady Bulldog in the SEC opener against Missouri in Athens, scoring 11 points on 4-of-6 FG shooting and a perfect 2-of-2 evening at the line.

◊ Missed the Arkansas game after “tweaking” her knee slight-ly in practice two days before that contest.

◊ A solid contributor in the Lady Bulldogs’ NCAA second-round win over No. 23 Iowa State, hitting her only shot from the floor (from behind the 3-point arc) and also col-lecting a steal.

High School◊ Coached by Shelley Collier at Webb School.◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 63 overall recruit and No. 11 point

guard by ESPN’s HoopGurlz.◊ Named Miss Tennessee Basketball for Division II-Class A

by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) as a junior in 2011.

◊ Selected as the Tennessee winner of the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman Award, a program that recognizes the nation’s most esteemed high school senior men and women for excellence in academics, athletics, and com-munity/school involvement.

5-8 ◊ Junior ◊ Guard ◊ Knoxville, tenn. ◊ the Webb School

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◊ Selected as the Knoxville News Sentinel’s PrepXtra Athlete of the Year in both basketball (2011) and track and field (2009) during her stellar prep career.

◊ Began playing varsity basketball as an eighth grader and helped Webb compile a 98-29 record over the next four seasons before missing the majority of her senior season due to a knee injury.

◊ Helped Webb to a state championship as a freshman in 2009, as well as runner-up finishes in 2008 and 2011 and the state semifinals in 2010.

◊ Had her senior season cut short after suffering a torn an-terior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her left knee on Nov. 25 during a Thanksgiving Tournament in Memphis.

◊ Did return for Webb’s Senior Night. Started with four class-mates and “played” four seconds before Webb called timeout and presented her with the game ball.

◊ As a junior, averaged 21.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.4 steals and 3.0 assists per game in leading Webb to a 27-6 record.

◊ Averaged 28.0 points in two state sectional games and two state tourney contests in 2011.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 14.0 points and 3.2 rebounds to help Webb to a 17-15 finish.

◊ Missed the first 10 games of her sophomore season after tearing a tendon in her right hand...Webb started the sea-son 1-9 but was 16-6 after Butler returned to action.

◊ As a freshman, named to the all-tourney squad at the state tournament after averaging 8.0 points, 3.5 rebounds en route to helping the Lady Spartans to the Division II-Class 2A championship.

◊ Captured 10 state titles in track and field as well – nine in-dividual (three each in the pentathlon, 300-meter hurdles and 100-meter hurdles) and one team (400-meter relay).

Personal◊ Born November 25, 1993, Marjorie is the daughter of Danny

and Anne Butler.◊ Major: Exercise Science.◊ Recipient of the Val Porter Family Women’s Basketball Schol-

arship for 2012-13.◊ Recipient of the Victoria P. Farmer Women’s Basketball


Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian DNP Mercer DNPOhio State DNPFurman DNPGeorgia Tech DNPS.C. State DNPGeorge Washington DNPGeorgia State 17 2-4 0-0 1-2 3 1 0 1 5Belmont 18 1-4 0-2 2-2 2 4 0 0 4Kennesaw State 20 0-3 0-1 3-4 3 7 0 3 3Lipscomb 23 1-4 0-2 0-0 2 4 0 1 2Rutgers * 13 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 1 2Illinois 13 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 2Vanderbilt 6 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Tennessee 15 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0Missouri * 15 1-5 1-3 0-0 0 4 0 2 3Texas A&M * 29 0-4 0-2 0-2 5 0 0 0 0Arkansas * 38 3-5 3-3 1-3 3 3 0 2 10Florida * 21 0-4 0-2 0-0 3 2 0 1 0Alabama 24 2-6 2-6 0-0 2 2 0 1 6Kentucky 9 0-0 0-0 2-3 1 0 0 0 2Mississippi State 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0Ole Miss 20 2-5 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 5Texas A&M 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0LSU 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0Auburn 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0South Carolina 17 2-5 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 0 4Mississippi State 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Vanderbilt 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0South Carolina 23 1-3 0-1 1-1 2 3 0 0 3Saint Joseph’s 5 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 1 2

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Rutgers 7 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 0 0Presbyterian 20 1-4 0-0 2-2 4 3 0 1 4S.C. State 18 1-3 1-2 0-0 3 1 0 2 3Belmont 19 2-3 1-1 2-2 1 5 0 0 7Savannah State 18 2-5 0-1 3-4 1 6 0 1 7St. Bonaventure 18 1-2 0-0 0-2 2 1 0 0 2New Mexico 15 2-5 0-3 0-0 0 1 0 2 4Furman 19 0-4 0-1 0-0 4 5 1 1 0Georgia Tech 10 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 1 0 0 1Mercer 20 4-5 1-1 0-0 2 5 0 2 9Lipscomb 19 0-4 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 2 0TCU 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Missouri 17 4-6 1-2 2-2 3 2 0 1 11Tennessee 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Alabama 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0South Carolina 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Arkansas DNPTexas A&M 15 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 11 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Alabama 10 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0Kentucky DNPAuburn DNPLSU DNPFlorida 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Arkansas 11 1-4 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 1 4Ole Miss 7 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2Mississippi State 13 0-2 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 2Vanderbilt DNPLSU 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Kentucky 2 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 2Montana 9 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 1 0 0 2Iowa State 4 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 3Stanford DNPCalifornia DNP


Career HiGHSPoints: 11 Missouri (1/3/13) Blocks: 1 Furman (11/28/12)Boards: 5 Texas A&M (1/12/14) Steals: 3 Kennesaw State (12/15/13)Assists: 7 Kennesaw State (12/15/13) Minutes: 38 Arkansas (1/16/14)


SeC Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2012-13 10-0 87-8.7 6-16 .375 1-3 .333 4-4 1.000 8-0.8 6 15 0 2 9-0 17-1.72013-14 16-4 216-13.5 10-37 .270 7-19 .368 3-8 .375 17-1.1 17 28 0 8 25-0 30-1.9TOTALS 26-4 303-11.7 16-53 .302 8-22 .364 7-12 .583 25-1.0 23 43 0 10 34-0 47-1.8


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Italy 2014◊ Started exhibition against ASD Societa Ginnastica. ◊ Best statistical outing in Italy featured six points, six re-

bounds and two steals versus ASD Societa Ginnastica.

2013-14 Season◊ Played in all 32 games, with 28 starts, and averaged 10.9

ppg.◊ Led UGA offensively a team-best 11 times and also posted a

team-high four 20-point games.◊ Among SEC statistical leaders, ranked No. 30 in the league

in overall points per game (10.9 ppg) and No. 29 in scor-ing in SEC outings (11.1 ppg).

◊ Accounted for the Lady Bulldogs’ three highest single-game outputs of the season – 27 vs. Mississippi State and 23 against both Florida (in Gainesville) and S.C. State. FYI, Shacobia Barbee scored 23 points at Alabama.

◊ Also notched Georgia’s single-game individual highs for field goals made (10 at Mississippi State), field goals at-tempted (20 at South Carolina) and 3-pointers made (4 against Saint Joseph’s).

◊ Exploded for a career-high 23 points against S.C. State in almost perfect fashion...connecting on 9-of-10 FGs, 3-of-4 3FGs and 2-of-2 FTs.

◊ Used a career-high rebounding effort against George Wash-ington to record her second career double-double.

◊ Only player to start UGA’s first 15 games, a streak that was eventually snapped at Missouri.

◊ After enduring her first scoreless and single-digit minutes game of the season against Arkansas, rebounded with 23 points at Florida in UGA’s next outing to equal what was then both her career high and the Lady Bulldogs’ single-game scoring high for 2013-14.

◊ Her 23 points at Florida equaled her point production in UGA’s first five SEC games combined.

◊ Exploded for a career-high 27 points at Mississippi State, including 18 in the first half alone.

◊ Scored 16 second-half points against LSU, including 10 in the final 3:58. Hit four jumpshots during the final 3:58 af-ter the Lady Tigers had trimmed UGA’s lead to a single possession.

◊ Averaged 15.6 points per game in Georgia’s last eight regu-lar-season outings.

◊ Notched her first post-season double-digit scoring output with a team-high 10 points versus South Carolina in the 2014 SEC Tournament quarterfinals.

◊ Led the Lady Bulldogs with 16 points against Saint Joseph’s.

2012-13 Season◊ Played in 34 of 35 games, including a quartet of starts.◊ Led UGA in rebounding three times (Mercer, Texas A&M

and Arkansas) and also scoring once (Mercer).

5-9 ◊ Senior ◊ Guard ◊ alpharetta, Ga. ◊ Chattahoochee high School

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◊ All told, 10 different UGA freshmen – including teammates Shacobia Barbee, Erika Ford and Khaalidah Miller – have combined to earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors 21 times all time since 2006.

◊ Played the final 33:58 at Mississippi State after Jasmine James injured her right knee. Scored eight second-half points, collected a team-high three steals and played stel-lar on-ball defense.

◊ Scored a team-high 17 points and equaled what was then her career high for MP in her initial SEC start against No. 6 Kentucky.

High School◊ Coached by Eric Herrick at Chattahoochee High.◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 55 overall prospect and the No. 8

guard by the All-Star Girls Report.◊ Tabbed second-team All-State for Class AAAAA as a sopho-

more and honorable mention as a junior.◊ Selected to play in the Georgia Athletic Coaches Associa-

tion’s North-South All-Star game and scored a team-high 14 points for the North in an 85-75 loss.

◊ Posted four double-digit scoring performances, doing so against S.C. State, Furman, Mercer and TCU.

◊ No sophomore slump here, producing much-improved FG and 3FG percentages from her first season with the Lady Bulldogs.

◊ A huge spark off the bench in the first two games of the season…so much so that she moved into the starting five for the third contest against S.C. State.

◊ Scored five of her eight points against Rutgers in a second-half span of just 1:18, including an impressive play in which she grabbed a defensive rebound...outlet passed the ball past halfcourt...then raced to the other end to score on a putback just seconds later.

◊ Poured in a season-high 14 points against Furman to post her seventh – of now eight – career double-digit perfor-mance.

◊ At TCU, scored seven points of a 10-0 UGA surge over just 3:19 midway through the first half.

◊ Chipped in nicely with eight points against Montana in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

2011-12 Season◊ Named to the SEC’s All-Freshman team in balloting of

league coaches, Georgia’s league-leading 29th honoree since the award’s inception in 1987.

◊ Recorded five double-digit scoring performances and one double-figure rebounding effort.

◊ Early in the season, supplied the most energy off the Lady Bulldogs’ bench...a trait she displayed on both ends of the floor.

◊ Secured her first career start against Northeastern at the UNLV Lady Rebel Round-up, becoming one of 72 Lady Bulldog freshmen to start for Andy Landers during his first 34 seasons in Athens.

◊ Exploded for team- and career-best tallies of 18 points and seven rebounds against Northeastern in her initial start.

◊ Posted her second straight double-digit outing with 10 points against S.C. State.

◊ Provided excellent on-ball defense and recorded her third double-digit scoring night against Appalachian State. Scored four of the Lady Bulldogs’ first six points against the Mountaineers.

◊ Grabbed a career-best 10 rebounds en route to her first ca-reer double-double versus Furman.

◊ Made an immediate impact when entering the SEC opener against Arkansas. Scored five of the first eight points in a 21-4 run that turned a 16-7 deficit into a 28-20 lead.

◊ Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Jan. 2 after averag-ing 9.5 points and 6.0 rebounds in Lady Bulldog victories over Furman and Arkansas.

◊ A four-year starter but missed the vast majority of her se-nior season due to a stress fracture in her left leg.

◊ Scored 18 points in her senior season opener before being diagnosed with a stress fracture.

◊ Out of action for the remainder of the regular season but did return for the final two games of the Region 7AAAA Tournament (Chattahoochee moved from AAAAA to AAAA prior to Ford’s senior year).

◊ Initially cleared to play two minutes per quarter in the re-gion tourney and scored 23 points those two games to break Chattahoochee’s career scoring record.

◊ Scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds in Chatta-hoochee’s first-round state tournament victory over Cha-pel Hill.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 24 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game en route to earning Region Player of the Year.

◊ Topped 1,000 career points during her sophomore season, reaching the milestone in just 52 games.


Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.Presbyterian * 35 3-13 0-1 0-0 9 0 1 2 6Mercer * 34 5-10 0-1 5-7 1 2 0 4 15Ohio State * 37 6-19 0-4 1-2 3 0 0 1 13Furman * 21 3-6 1-1 1-2 6 5 1 2 8Georgia Tech * 29 2-8 0-0 1-3 4 0 0 0 5S.C. State * 31 9-10 3-4 2-2 7 1 0 4 23George Washington * 26 5-11 0-3 0-0 11 2 0 0 10Georgia State * 29 6-14 2-4 0-0 5 3 0 0 14Belmont * 20 4-7 1-2 0-0 3 2 0 1 9Kennesaw State * 16 2-7 1-4 0-0 0 0 1 0 5Lipscomb * 24 3-9 1-3 0-0 7 4 0 1 7Rutgers * 21 3-6 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 2 6Illinois * 25 5-11 1-1 3-4 4 0 1 1 14Vanderbilt * 17 5-10 2-3 0-1 3 1 0 1 12Tennessee * 24 3-8 1-1 0-0 3 1 0 1 7Missouri 17 1-6 0-3 0-1 6 2 1 0 2Texas A&M 12 1-7 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 1 2Arkansas 4 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 33 9-17 1-3 4-6 6 2 0 0 23Alabama * 33 2-9 0-2 3-4 2 4 0 3 7Kentucky * 26 0-12 0-2 0-0 4 1 0 0 0Mississippi State * 32 10-19 3-4 4-4 4 2 0 2 27Ole Miss * 25 6-11 2-4 2-3 3 3 0 1 16Texas A&M * 22 4-9 1-4 0-0 3 1 0 2 9Florida * 32 8-14 3-7 0-1 7 3 0 1 19LSU * 30 7-12 0-2 6-8 6 0 1 1 20Auburn * 38 6-19 1-6 0-1 5 2 0 0 13South Carolina * 31 7-20 2-4 1-1 6 1 0 3 17Mississippi State * 24 1-8 1-1 1-2 4 0 0 1 4Vanderbilt * 32 4-10 2-4 0-0 2 0 0 0 10South Carolina * 32 2-12 2-7 4-4 3 0 0 1 10Saint Joseph’e * 28 6-11 4-6 0-0 4 1 0 0 16

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S PtsRutgers 19 2-2 0-0 4-6 4 0 0 0 8Presbyterian 19 3-6 3-5 0-0 6 2 0 2 9S.C. State * 16 4-8 1-3 1-2 2 0 0 4 10Belmont * 22 2-3 1-1 0-1 8 2 0 0 5Savannah State * 21 3-11 0-2 0-0 4 4 0 1 6St. Bonaventure DNPNew Mexico 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Furman 22 6-10 1-2 1-2 6 2 1 1 14Georgia Tech * 12 1-2 0-0 2-5 3 1 0 0 4Mercer 18 5-8 2-2 0-1 6 1 0 0 12Lipscomb 23 4-9 1-3 0-0 7 3 0 5 9TCU 15 5-7 3-5 0-0 2 1 0 2 13Illinois 11 0-0 0-0 0-2 3 1 0 0 0Missouri 18 3-7 0-3 2-2 3 1 0 0 8Tennessee 22 2-7 1-4 0-2 4 4 0 0 5Alabama * 21 3-6 1-2 0-0 2 1 0 1 7South Carolina 7 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 2Arkansas 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0Texas A&M 15 2-3 0-0 1-2 8 0 0 0 5Florida 13 3-10 0-3 0-0 1 0 0 0 6Alabama 17 2-7 0-1 2-2 2 2 0 0 6Kentucky 20 4-11 0-1 0-0 4 0 0 1 8Auburn 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0LSU 7 0-5 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 22 3-10 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 1 7Arkansas 20 3-13 0-0 2-2 7 0 0 0 8Ole Miss 13 2-3 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 0 6Mississippi State 13 0-2 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 2Vanderbilt 11 2-3 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 0 6LSU 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Kentucky 15 0-5 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0Montana 16 4-6 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 8Iowa State 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2Stanford 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0California 4 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2



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Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.TCU 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0Georgia Southern 20 0-4 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 3 0Coll. of Charleston 20 3-10 1-3 0-0 3 1 0 1 7Southern Cal 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Georgetown 20 1-7 0-2 3-6 3 0 0 1 5Northeastern * 34 8-18 2-5 0-1 7 2 0 2 18S.C. State * 27 3-6 1-3 3-4 3 2 0 4 10Georgia Tech * 20 1-8 0-1 0-0 3 3 0 0 2Mercer * 15 4-7 0-0 1-2 4 0 0 0 9Gonzaga DNPMontana State 20 0-6 0-2 2-2 2 2 0 0 2Appalachian State * 37 4-8 0-1 3-4 6 2 0 0 11Furman * 35 5-11 0-0 4-7 10 0 0 1 14Arkansas 12 2-2 1-1 0-0 2 0 0 0 5Tennessee 13 1-4 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 2Auburn 18 2-6 0-1 0-0 7 2 0 1 4Florida 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0Mississippi State 31 4-12 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 3 8Kentucky * 37 7-14 0-1 3-6 5 1 0 0 17Ole Miss * 24 4-9 1-1 0-0 7 2 0 2 9Vanderbilt * 31 4-8 0-1 0-0 5 2 0 3 8Tennessee * 40 2-8 0-2 0-0 4 1 0 1 4Mississippi State * 31 3-11 0-1 2-4 7 0 0 1 8Alabama * 21 1-5 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 1 2Vanderbilt 16 0-2 0-0 2-2 3 2 0 0 2South Carolina 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0Florida 18 0-3 0-2 0-0 2 3 0 0 0Ole Miss 12 1-3 0-1 2-2 0 1 0 1 4LSU 23 2-5 0-0 2-5 3 1 0 3 6South Carolina 13 2-3 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 5Marist 19 1-9 0-1 0-0 5 2 0 2 2


Career HiGHSPoints: 27 Mississippi State (2/2/14) Blocks: 1 Eight times, most recent LSU (2/20/14)Boards: 11 George Washington (11/29/13) Steals: 5 Lipscomb (12/16/12)Assists: 5 Furman (11/19/13) Minutes: 40 Tennessee (1/29/12)

OveraLL Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2011-12 30-12 622-20.7 65-191 .340 7-34 .206 27-45 .600 103-3.4 33 47 0 30 52-0 164-5.52012-13 34-5 486-14.3 72-172 .419 14-41 .341 22-37 .595 101-3.0 27 22 2 19 29-0 180-5.32013-14 32-28 840-26.3 138-346 .399 35-94 .372 38-56 .679 132-4.1 44 58 6 35 66-0 349-10.9TOTALS 96-45 1948-20.3 275-709 .388 56-169 .331 87-138 .630 336-3.5 104 127 8 84 147-0 693-7.2

SeC Career StatiStiCSSeason GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg.2011-12 16-6 335-20.9 33-93 .355 2-13 .154 11-19 .579 55-3.4 18 24 0 16 25-0 79-4.92012-13 16-1 230-14.4 30-90 .333 2-18 .111 14-18 .778 42-2.6 9 10 1 4 16-0 76-4.82013-14 16-12 400-25.0 70-182 .385 17-49 .347 21-32 .656 63-3.9 23 30 2 16 32-0 178-11.1TOTALS 48-19 965-20.1 133-365 .364 21-80 .263 46-69 .667 160-3.3 50 64 3 36 73-0 333-6.9

◊ Helped Chattahoochee’s volleyball team to a runner-up fin-ish in the 2010 Class AAAAA state tourney.

◊ The driving force behind a dramatic turnaround at Chatta-hoochee. After winning five games in 2006-07, the Cou-gars won the Region 7AAAAA title and advanced to the “Sweet 16” round of the state tournament during Ford’s freshman season.

Personal◊ Born December 3, 1992, Erika is the daughter of Marilyn

Ford.◊ Major: Human Development & Family Science.◊ Recipient of the Tom and Jeannette Greeson Women’s Bas-

ketball Scholarship for 2013-14.


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6-2 ◊ Freshman ◊ Forward ◊ Powder Springs, Ga. ◊ Hillgrove High School

33Engrammackenzie

Italy 2014◊ Chipped in a solid linescore of seven points, six rebounds

and three assists against All-Star Italy, Georgia’s initial outing on the tour.

◊ Hauled in 11 rebounds against ASD Ginnastica.◊ Started Georgia’s final exhibition outing versus Monteec-

chio Select. ◊ Poured in 16 points and collected six steals against Montec-

chio Select.◊ Recorded the Lady Bulldogs’ high point tally (16) and re-

bound count (11) of the exhibition contests.

High School◊ Coached by Susan Milam as a junior and senior after play-

ing for Sheryl Fowler as a freshman and sophomore at Hillgrove High School.

◊ A four-year starter and helped the Lady Hawks to a com-bined 93-24 record from 2010-14.

◊ Rated as the nation’s No. 38 overall prospect by Prospect Nation, as well as No. 41 by Blue Star, No. 71 by ESPN Hoopgurlz and No. 72 by the Girls Basketball Report.

◊ Tabbed first-team All-State for Class 6A by the Atlanta Jour-nal-Constitution as both a junior and a senior.

◊ Named first- and second-team All-State for Class 6A by the Georgia Sports Writers Association as a junior and a se-nior, respectively.

◊ Honored as 2013 Cobb County Player of the Year by the Mar-ietta Daily Journal.

◊ Selected as the 2013 and 2014 Player of the Year for Region 4 of Class 6A.

◊ Finished her career at Hillgrove with school-record tallies of 1,699 points and 913 rebounds.

◊ As a senior, averaged 19.2 points, 9.8 rebounds, 2.7 steals and 2.0 blocks per game while leading the Lady Hawks to a 24-5 record and the “Sweet 16” round of the state tournament.

◊ As a junior, averaged 19.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 2.1 blocks per game for the Lady Hawks en route to a 21-8 finish.

◊ Scored a school-record 33 points against McEachern in the semifinals of the region tournament during her junior season.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 12.2 points, 6.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals and 1.0 blocks per game and helped Hillgrove to a 26-5 record and a runner-up finish in the 5A State Tourna-ment.

◊ As a freshman, averaged 8.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.1 blocks per game for the Lady Hawks, who finished 22-6 overall and reached the “Elite Eight” round of the Georgia 5A State Tournament.

Personal◊ Born November 29, 1995, Mackenzie is the daughter of Mi-

chelle Zelina and Derrick Engram.◊ Intended Major: Mass Media Arts. ◊ Recipient of the Vincent J. & Barbara Dooley Women’s Bas-

ketball Scholarship for 2014-15.◊ Older brother, Evan Engram, is an All-SEC tight end on the

Ole Miss football team.


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All-Star Italy. ◊ Scored four first-half points versus All-Star Italy, including

the game’s first bucket on a stickback.◊ Notched 13 points and six rebounds in the exhibition finale

against Montecchio Select.

High School◊ Coached by Barrett Wilkes as a junior and senior at Crisp

County and by Molly Speir as a freshman and sopho-more with the Lady Cougars.

◊ Rated as one of the nation’s top-60 prospect by four recruit-ing services – No. 18 by Blue Star, as well as No. 37 by Prospect Nation, No. 58 by ESPN Hoopgurlz and No. 59 by the Girls Basketball Report.

◊ A three-time All-State honoree at Crisp County, earning rec-ognition for Class 3A as a freshman and a sophomore and Class 4A as a senior.

◊ As both a freshman and sophomore, tabbed second-team All-State by the Georgia Sports Writers Association and earned honorable mention honors from the Atlanta Jour-nal Constitution.

◊ Received honorable mention All-State recognition from both the Georgia Sports Writers Association and the At-lanta Journal Constitution as a senior.

◊ Named an Albany Herald Super 6er (all-classification, all-area team) prior to both her junior and senior seasons.

◊ Faced constant double- and triple-team defenses through-out her prep career.

◊ As a senior, averaged 14.7 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game while helping Crisp County to a 16-13 finish.

◊ Scored in double digits in 26 of 29 games played as a se-nior, including five 20-point outings.

◊ As a junior, averaged 16.5 points, 8.6 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game for the Lady Cougars.

◊ As a sophomore, averaged 18.0 points, 12.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as the Lady Cougars finished 18-11, captured just the fourth region championship in the school’s 54-year history and reached the “Sweet 16” round of the 3A State Tournament.

◊ Consistently developed throughout her freshman season and helped Crisp County bounce back from a 6-13 start to finish 15-15.

◊ Helped lead Crisp County to the semifinals of the Georgia 3A State Tournament for the first time in school history in 2011. The Lady Cougars made an improbable state tournament run. Crisp entered the tourney with a 12-14 record but upset Grovetown (25-2), Rutland (21-8) and Westover (25-4) before falling to Dalton (30-0) 53-46 in the semifinals.

Personal◊ Born May 4, 1995, Nasheema is the daughter of Gregory

and Marquetta Oliver.◊ Major: Undecided.◊ The first-ever recipient of the Angie Watson Women’s Bas-

ketball Scholarship in 2014-15.

6-3 ◊ Freshman ◊ Forward ◊ Cordele, Ga. ◊ Crisp County high School

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In thIs sectIon...Morgan State, TCU & Ohio State ....................................... 82Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern & Colgate ...................... 83Tennessee Tech, Coppin State & Mercer ........................... 84Michigan State, Furman & Belmont .................................. 85Seton Hall, Mississippi State & Alabama ......................... 86Missouri, Auburn & Ole Miss ............................................. 87Vanderbilt, Texas A&M & Tennessee .................................. 88Kentucky, South Carolina & Arkansas ............................... 89Florida, LSU, SEC Tournament & NCAA Tournament ....... 90

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Location (Enrollment) .......................... Fort Worth, Texas (9,725)Nickname ................................................................ Horned FrogsColors .....................................................................Purple & WhiteConference ...........................................................................Big 12President ................................................ Dr. Victor J. Boschini Jr.Athletic Director...................................................Chris Del ConteArena (Capacity) ...............University Recreation Center (1,500)Women’s Basketball SID ...............................................Kyle Seay Office Phone / Fax ..................(817) 257-5367 / (817) 257-7964 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (817) 757-2411 Email Address ................................................. [email protected] Site ....................................................................gofrogs.comTwitter Handle .....................................................@TCU_AthleticsHead Coach .................................. Raegan Pebley (Colorado ‘97) Record overall / at TCU .................156-175 (12) / First Season Associate Head Coach ..........................................Hanna HowardAssistant Coaches ..................Edwina Brown, Crystal RobinsonSeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 6-1 / UGA, 72-59, 12/19/122013-14 Overall / Conference ............................ 18-15 / 8-10 (7th)Pct. Points Back ................88.9 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 39.1Pct. Rebounds Back ..........75.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 82.6Pct. Assists Back ...............86.9 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 83.8

Location (Enrollment) ......................... Columbus, Ohio (56,867)Nickname ....................................................................... BuckeyesColors .................................................................... Scarlett & GrayConference ......................................................................... Big TenPresident .......................................................Dr. Michael V. DrakeAthletic Director..................................................... Eugene SmithArena (Capacity) .................................. Value City Arena (19,049)Women’s Basketball SID ...............................................Gary Petit Office Phone / Fax ................. (614) 292-3270 / (614) 292-8547 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(740) 516-4370 Email Address .............................................. [email protected] Site ................................................. ohiostatebuckeyes.comTwitter Handle ................................................. @OhioState_WBBHead Coach ..................Kevin McGuff (St. Joseph’s College ‘92) Record overall / at Ohio State .............272-117 (12) / 17-18 (1)Assistant Coaches ...................................Joy Cheek, Patrick Klein, Mark MitchellSeries / Last Meeting ..... UGA leads, 7-2 / UGA, 53-49, 11/17/132013-14 Overall / Conference .............................17-18 / 5-11 (8th)Pct. Points Back ................42.2 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 19.1Pct. Rebounds Back ..........22.4 Pct. Steals Back ................ 34.1Pct. Assists Back ...............38.6 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 36.9

Location (Enrollment) ............................... Baltimore Md. (7,600)Nickname .................................................................... Lady BearsColors ..................................................................... Orange & BlueConference ...................................................Mid-Eastern AtlanticPresident ............................................................ Dr. David WilsonAthletic Director............................................................Floyd KerrArena (Capacity) ..................................... Hill Field House (4,250)Women’s Basketball SID .......................................Kevin C. Paige Office Phone / Fax ...................... (443) 885-3009/ (443) 885-8307 Home/Cell Phone.................................................................N/A Email Address ....................................... [email protected] Site ..................................................Morganstatebears.comTwitter Handle ..................................................@MorganStBearsHead Coach ......................... Donald Beasley (Morgan State ‘84) Record overall / at Morgan State ...............117-156 (9) / SameAssistant Coaches ........................................................Ed Davis, Brittany DodsonSeries / Last Meeting ..............................................First Meeting2013-14 Overall / Conference ............................ 5-25 / 3-13 (12th)Pct. Points Back ................80.4 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 82.9Pct. Rebounds Back ..........85.5 Pct. Steals Back ................ 78.6Pct. Assists Back ...............85.4 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 79.8

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Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 10 Tracey Carrington 5-9 Sr. G 20.9 5.7 Baltimore, Md. 12 Dinah Jones 6-1 Jr. F 5.2 5.2 Annapolis, Md. 22 Simone Sampson 6-1 Jr. F 5.2 5.1 Cheverly, Md. 23 Danielle Robinson 5-10 Jr. G 5.7 2.3 Woodbridge, Va.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 3 21 Ivy Harrington 5-9 So. G 7.0 3.2 Neptune, N.J. 24 Britashia Burns 6-0 So. F 1.0 1.7 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 30 Taylor Bond 6-0 So. F 0.9 2.5 Wilmington, Del. 32 Lauren Postell 6-0 So. F/C 0.6 0.8 Cliffwood, N.J.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................9 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 3 Tykyrah Williams 5-11 Fr. F Durham, N.C. 5 xBraennan Farrar 5-6 Fr. G St. Louis, Mo. 11 Zuri Smith 5-8 Fr. G Durham, N.C. 13 Janelle silver 5-5 R-So. G Washington, D.C. 14 Jayde Duncan 6-0 So. F Baltimore, Md. 15 Eva Myers 5-7 Fr. G Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 20 Torri Chestnut 5-8 Fr. G Bowie, Md. 25 Johnelle Green 5-9 Fr. G Washington, D.C. 33 Lexus Spears 6-2 Fr. F/C Jacksonville, Fla.

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Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 3 Veja Hamilton 5-10 Jr. G/F 4.8 3.1 Spring, Texas 4 Chelsea Prince 5-11 Sr. F 7.8 3.4 Fort Worth, Texas 14 Zahna Medley 5-6 Jr. G 17.1 3.4 Springfield, Ill. 24 Natalie Ventress 5-10 Sr. G 11.6 4.5 Fort Worth, TexasLetterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 9 / 3 13 Klara Bradshaw 6-6 So. C 3.7 2.6 Emory, Texas 15 Jada Butts 5-10 So. G/F 4.8 3.3 Lewisville, Texas 32 Caitlin Diaz 6-1 Jr. F 2.0 2.7 Tomball, Texas 33 Donielle Breaux 5-10 Sr. G 7.2 2.8 Missouri City, Texas 55 Carol Willie 6-2 So. C 0.5 0.9 Houston, TexasNewcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 11 Taylor Manning-Drake 6-4 Fr. F Montclair, N.J. 21 Sydney Coleman 5-10 Fr. F Cypress, Texas 23 AJ Alix 5-6 Fr. G Houston, Texas 34 Alexia Standish 5-8 Jr. G Colleyville, Texas 45 Aiche Ndao 6-3 Jr. F Mbour, Senegal

Nov. 19 Value City Arena • Columbus, ohio. 7:00 PM

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Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 13 Cait Craft 5-8 Jr. G 8.5 2.6 Findlay, Ohio 14 Ameryst Alston 5-9 Jr. G 19.0 3.4 Canton, OhioLetterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ..........................4 / 7 1 Kalpana Beach 6-1 R-So. F 5.1 4.7 Westlake, Ohio 21 Lisa Blair 6-6 R-So. C 0.7 2.3 Brooklyn, N.Y.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................7 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 3 Kelsey Mitchell 5-8 Fr. G Cincinnati, Ohio 5 Chelsea Mitchell 5-11 Fr. F Cincinnati, Ohio 12 Kianna Holland 5-9 R-Fr. G Seneca, S.C. 20 Asia Doss 5-7 Fr. G Detroit, Mich. 22 Alexa Hart 6-3 Fr. F Columbus, Ohio 24 Makayla Waterman 6-2 Fr. F Kettering, Ohio 32 Shayla Cooper 6-2 So. F Norcross, Ga.

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Location (Enrollment) ...........................Statesboro, Ga. (20,574)Nickname ............................................................................EaglesColors ........................................................................ Blue & WhiteConference .......................................................................Sun BeltPresident ..........................................................Dr. Brooks A. KeelAthletic Director...................................................... Tom KleinleinArena (Capacity) ................................Hanner Fieldhouse (4,358)Women’s Basketball SID ..........................................Marc Gignac Office Phone / Fax ................. (912) 478-5288 / (912) 478-0046 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (980) 297-9981 Email Address [email protected] Site ................................................................ GSEagles.comTwitter Handle .........................................................@GSAthleticsHead Coach .................................... Chris Vozab (Providence ‘02) record overall / at GSu .................................18-44 (2) / SameAssistant Coaches ........Lisa Jackson, Carolyn Riley, Chris Gillett, Ray WilliamsSeries / Last Meeting ... UGA leads, 22-9 / UGA, 68-49, 11/15/112013-14 Overall / Conference .............................10-21 / 7-11 (7th)Pct. Points Back ................ 61.3 Pct. Blocks Back .................67.6Pct. Rebounds Back .......... 61.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 62.9Pct. Assists Back ...............53.8 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 55.3

Location (Enrollment) .................................Atlanta, Ga. (21,000)Nickname ...............................................................Yellow JacketsColors .................................................................Old Gold & WhiteConference ..............................................................................ACCPresident ........................................................... Dr. G. P. PetersonAthletic Director..................................................... Mike BobinskiArena (Capacity) ............................... McCamish Pavilion (8,600)Women’s Basketball SID ..............................Brittany McCormick Office Phone / Fax ................................... (404) 894-5445 / N/A Home/Cell Phone ...................................................(908) 839-7274 Email Address .................. [email protected] Site ..........................................................ramblinwreck.comTwitter Handle ............................................................... @GTWBBHead Coach ................................. MaChelle Joseph (Purdue ‘92) record overall / at Georgia tech .............. 213-134 (11) / SameAssistant Coaches ................................. Deja Foster, Michael Wholey, M. L. WilisSeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 32-4 / UGA, 70-58, 12/1/132013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 20-12 / 9-7 (7th)Pct. Points Back ................59.3 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 52.9Pct. Rebounds Back ..........54.3 Pct. Steals Back ................ 43.7Pct. Assists Back ...............44.6 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 60.1

Location (Enrollment) ...............................Hamilton, N.Y. (2,927)Nickname .......................................................................... RaidersColors ....................................................... Maroon, Gray, & WhiteConference .............................................................Patriot LeaguePresident ................................................................ Jeffery HerbstAthletic Director.................................................Victoria M. ChunArena (Capacity) ....................................... Cotterell Court (3,100)Women’s Basketball SID ..........................................John Painter Office Phone / Fax ................. (315) 228-7602 / (315) 228-7008 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (865) 414-1143 Email Address ........................................ [email protected] Site .................................................... gocolgateraiders.comTwitter Handle ....................................................... @ColgateWBBHead Coach .......................Nicci Hays Fort (Culver-Stockton ‘98) Record overall / at Colgate ..................... 74-130 (7) / 26-65 (3)Assistant Coaches ...........Melissa D’Amico, Katherine Menendez, Justin PaluchSeries / Last Meeting ..............................................First Meeting2013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 8-22 / 4-14 (9th)Pct. Points Back ................ 71.5 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 69.7Pct. Rebounds Back ..........70.0 Pct. Steals Back ................ 70.4Pct. Assists Back ...............58.4 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 62.8

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Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ............................................................ 3/ 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 3 Kaela Davis 6-2 So. G 18.6 5.6 Suwanee, Ga. 23 Sydney Wallace 5-8 Sr. G 9.8 1.9 Johns Creek, Ga. 54 Roddreka Rogers 6-0 Jr. F 6.0 6.6 Charlotte, N.C.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ..........................6 / 7 2 Aaliyah Whiteside 6-0 Jr. G/F 7.8 5.3 Memphis, Tenn. 10 Katarina Vuckovic 6-3 So. F 3.5 2.4 Smeredevo, Serbia 11 Nariah Taylor 6-5 Jr. C 6.2 3.3 Indianapolis, Ind.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................6 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 0 Imani Tilford 5-5 Fr. PG Greenburgh, N.Y. 13 Erin Garner 6-3 Fr. F Philadelphia, Pa. 14 Simina Avram 6-3 Fr. C Brasov, Romania 21 Zaire O’Neil 5-11 Fr. F Newark, N.J. 24 De’Ashia Jones 5-10 Fr. F Newark, N.J. 55 Antonia Peresson 5-9 Fr. G Perdenone, Italy


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vOzAB KNiGHt

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 14 Briana Jones 6-2 Jr. G 6.8 7.7 Powder Springs, Ga. 24 Anna Claire Knight 5-10 Sr. G 4.9 15.9 Dublin, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 5 / 3 3 Danielle Roberts 5-7 So. G 1.1 0.3 Clyo, Ga. 11 Angel McGowen 5-9 So. G 6.7 1.7 Greenville, S.C. 20 Sierra Kirkland 5-11 Jr. F 5.4 5.8 Statesboro, Ga. 30 Kelsey Corcoran 6-2 Jr. F/C 0.8 0.9 Middletown, Va. 44 Jessica Marcus 6-0 So. F 0.9 1.1 Charlotte, N.C.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................7 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 1 Bri Reece 5-5 Fr. G Hinesville, Ga. 2 Trellanie English-Lurry 5-7 Fr. G Miami, Fla. 4 Jakayvea Akins 5-6 Fr. G Clyo, Ga. 5 Alexis Foulks 6-0 Fr. G Columbia, S.C. 12 Abby Hix 5-8 Fr. G Kansas City, Mo. 25 Sierra Butler 6-2 Fr. F/C Norcross, Ga. 33 Jessica Mlaska 6-3 Fr. F/C Woodstock, Ga.


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HAyS FORT HARRIS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 4 Mariah Jones 5-6 Sr. G 10.7 3.0 Silver Spring, Md. 42 Carole Harris 5-10 Sr. F 12.1 7.9 Lansing, Mich.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 9 / 5 3 Randyll Butler 5-8 Jr. G 4.7 5.0 Chicago, Ill. 13 Katie Curtis 5-6 So. G 0.7 0.4 Lebanon, Ind. 14 Paige Kriftcher 5-9 Jr. G 3.0 1.0 Port Washington, N.Y. 20 Steph Poland 6-3 So. C 0.6 0.6 Valley View, Ohio 21 Missy Repoli 5-8 Sr. G 7.8 2.7 Marlboro, N.J. 25 Josie Stockill 6-3 Jr. F 5.7 3.3 Naoier, New Zealand 34 Steph Schultz 6-1 Sr. F/C 0.3 0.6 Pottstown, Pa. Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................4 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 11 Kateri Stone 6-1 Fr. G Glen Ellyn, Ill. 12 Ariel Etheridge 5-8 Fr. G Smithfield, R.I. 23 Tori Pozsonyi 6-1 Fr. F Roselle Park, N.J. 33 Julia Barcello 6-0 Fr. F Chandler, Ariz.

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Location (Enrollment) ..........................Cookeville, Tenn. (11,118)Nickname ...............................................................Golden EaglesColors ...................................................................... Purple & GoldConference .................................................................. Ohio ValleyPresident .......................................................... Dr. Philip OldhamAthletic Director........................................................ Mark WilsonArena (Capacity) .......................................... Eblen Center (9,280)Women’s Basketball SID ...................................Jocelyn erzvelde Office Phone / Fax ..................(931) 372-6139 / (931) 372-3114 Home/Cell Phone.............................................. (920) 889 -1135 Email Address ...................................... [email protected] Site ..................................................................ttusports.comTwitter Handle .............................................@TTUGolden EaglesHead Coach ....................... Jim Davis (Tennessee Wesleyan ‘70) Record overall / at Tech ....................... 532-270 (27) / 31-30 (2)Assistant Coaches ........................Laquanda Dawkins, Allison Clark, Bart WalkerSeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 10-0 / UGA, 72-46, 12/3/082013-14 Overall / Conference ..............................12-18 / 9-7 (3rd)Pct. Points Back ................52.6 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 38.5Pct. Rebounds Back ..........50.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 53.4Pct. Assists Back ...............44.4 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 55.2

Location (Enrollment) ..............................Baltimore, Md. (3,128)Nickname ............................................................................EaglesColors ............................................................... Royal Blue & GoldConference .................................................Mid-Eastern AthleticsPresident .................................................. Dr. Mortimer NeufvilleAthletic Director...................................................Derrick RamseyArena (Capacity) ................Physical Education Complex (4,100)Women’s Basketball SID .................................Candace Johnson Office Phone / Fax ..................(410) 951-3729 / (410) 951-3717 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (301) 814-0432 Email Address .................................... [email protected] Site ...................................................coppinstatesports.com Twitter Handle ......................................................@CoppinsportsHead Coach .................................Derek Brown (Montclair State) Record overall / at Coppin State ............. 246-199 (15) / SameAssociate Head Coach .............................................. Billie WilsonAssistant Coaches ................................................. Sidney RaikesSeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 1-0 / UGA, 94-41, 12/30/932013-14 Overall / Conference ............................ 17-14 / 12-4 (3rd)Pct. Points Back ................40.1 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 74.7Pct. Rebounds Back ..........56.4 Pct. Steals Back ................ 44.5Pct. Assists Back ............... 71.9 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 56.3

Location (Enrollment) ................................... Macon, Ga. (8,300)Nickname ..............................................................................BearsColors ....................................................................Orange & BlackConference ..................................................................... SouthernPresident ................................................. William D. UnderwoodAthletic Director.............................................................. Jim ColeArena (Capacity) .................................... Hawkins Areana (3,200)Women’s Basketball SID ...........................................Jenny Moss Office Phone / Fax ..................(478) 301-5218 / (478) 301-5350 Home/Cell Phone .....................................................................N/A Email Address ........................................... [email protected] Site ........................................................... mercerbears.comTwitter Handle ........................................................ @MercerWBBHead Coach .....................................Susie Gardner (Georgia ‘86) Record overall / at Mercer .................. 221-223 (15) / 45-76 (4)Assistant Coaches ............................ Tiffany Swoffard,Angie Nelp, Joanna ReitzSeries / Last Meeting ...UGA leads, 19-12 / UGA, 72-41, 11/14/132013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 17-14 / 9-9 (6th)Pct. Points Back ................62.8 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 78.3Pct. Rebounds Back ..........55.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 52.7Pct. Assists Back ...............42.5 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 52.0

tenneSSee teCh Coppin State MerCerNov. 29 Eblen Center • Cookeville, tenn. 7:00 PM

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DAvIS PARSONS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 22 T’Keyah Williams 6-2 Sr. F 9.2 5.9 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 24 Hannah Goolsby 5-9 So. G 9.0 2.5 Cookeville, Tenn. 32 Candace Parson 6-2 Sr. C 10.4 6.4 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ..........................7 / 4 2 Tia Nicholson 6-2 Jr. F 1.7 0.8 Clarksville, Tenn. 4 Shunice Herron 5-5 So. G 2.6 1.0 Bolivar, Tenn. 10 Catherine Taylor 5-9 So. G 4.6 1.9 Arrington, Tenn. 35 Mariah Dean 6-2 Jr. C 3.6 3.2 Bakersfield, Calif.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 1 Kandace Newry 5-11 Jr. G Miami, Fla. 5 Yaktavia ‘Shug’Hickson 5-11 Fr. G Stone Mountain, Ga. 25 Asia Harper 6-0 Fr. F Fayetteville, Ga. 33 Samaria Howard 5-7 Jr. G Jacksonville, Fla. 43 Maria Ruiz 6-0 Fr. G Madrid, Spain

Dec. 2 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 7:00 PM

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BROWN HARRIS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Janelle Lane 6-1 Jr. F 5.8 4.6 Baltimore, Md. 10 Amber Griffin 5-3 Jr. G 5.3 4.4 Locust Grove, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ..........................7 / 6 3 Tanaysa Henderson 6-0 Jr. F 5.2 3.7 Fredericksburg, Va. 21 Keena Samuels 5-7 So. G 1.9 1.2 Upper Marlboro, Md. 23 Jordan Swails 5-11 Jr. G 3.6 2.9 Upper Marlboro, Md. 24 Bria Harris 6-0 Sr. F 5.2 3.7 Richmond, Va. 32 Omaah Tayong 6-3 So. C 3.5 4.2 Baltimore, Md.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................4 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 2 Genesis Lucas 5-7 R-So. G Brandywine, Md. 4 D’Ajahnae Smith 5-8 Fr. F Miami, Fl. 11 Candice Beverly 6-0 Fr. F Fredericksburg, Va. 15 Oluwaseun Adeniji 6-3 Fr. C Staten Island, N.Y.

Dec. 4 Hawkins Areana • Macon, Ga. 7:00 PM

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GArDNEr BriDGES

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 4 Alicia Williams 5-10 Sr. G 9.3 3.7 Fort Payne, Ala. 33 Precious Bridges 5-6 Sr. G 14.8 3.5 West Palm Beach, Fla. 45 Teanna Robinson 6-5 Sr. C 5.7 10.1 Grayson, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 4 / 8 2 Briana Williams 5-7 Sr. G 12.8 2.5 Jackson, Ga.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................8 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 5 Britnee Broadway 5-7 Fr. G Searcy, Ark. 12 Sydni Means 5-5 Fr. G Stone Mountain, Ga. 15 Madi Mitchell 6-0 Fr. F Doerun, Ga. 20 Shon Kitchens 5-7 Fr. G Davisboro, Ga. 21 Jalyn Slaughter 5-11 Fr. F Kathleen, Ga. 22 Alex Williams 5-9 Fr. F College Park, Ga. 23 Kayla Potts 5-10 Fr. G Rex, Ga. 24 Kahlia Lawrence 5-8 Fr. G Columbus, Ga.

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Location (Enrollment) .....................East Lansing, Mich. (47,163)Nickname ........................................................................ SpartansColors .....................................................................White & GreenConference ......................................................................... Big TenPresident ................................................Dr. Lou Anna K. SimsonAthletic Director..........................................................Mark HollisArena (Capacity) ........... Breslin Student Events Center (14,797)Women’s Basketball SID ............................................ Kara Fisher Office Phone / Fax ................. (517) 432-8014 / (517) 353-9636 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (435) 757-8184 Email Address ................................... [email protected] Site ...........................................................msuspartans.comTwitter Handle ............................................. @MSU_WBasketballHead Coach .....................Suzy Merchant (Central Michigan ‘91) Record overall / at Michigan State ...364-192 (19) / 163-72 (7)Assistant Coaches ................... Amaka Agugua, NcKell Copeland, Mark SimonsSeries / Last Meeting .... UGA leads, 3-1 / UGA, 64-61, 12/07/022013-14 Overall / Conference ..........................23-10 / 13-3 (T-1st)Pct. Points Back ................66.1 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 58.2Pct. Rebounds Back ..........65.6 Pct. Steals Back .................61.5Pct. Assists Back ............... 41.0 Pct. Minutes Back ..............57.5

Location (Enrollment) .............................Greenville, S.C. (2,700)Nickname .........................................................................PaladinsColors .....................................................................Purple & WhiteConference ..................................................................... SouthernPresident .........................................................Dr. Elizabeth DavisAthletic Director......................................................Dr. Gary ClarkArena (Capacity) .................................... Timmons Arena (3,000)Women’s Basketball SID .......................................... HUnter Reid Office Phone / Fax ................ (864) 294-2061 / (864) 294-3061 Home/Cell Phone ................................................... (864) 567-1663 Email Address .................................. [email protected] Site ...................................................... furmanpaladins.comTwitter Handle ....................................................... @FurmanWBBHead Coach ...................................... Jackie Carson (Furman ‘00) Record overall / at Furman ............................59-63 (4) / SameAssistant Coaches ...................... Julia Huddleston, Shawn Poppie, Pierre CurtisSeries / Last Meeting ... UGA leads, 10-0 / UGA, 72-48, 11/19/132013-14 Overall / Conference ............................18-13 / 11-2 (2nd)Pct. Points Back ................86.2 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 95.2Pct. Rebounds Back ..........83.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 65.6Pct. Assists Back ...............50.6 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 79.1

Location (Enrollment) ............................. Nashville, Tenn. (7,301)Nickname ............................................................................ BruinsColors ..............................................................Navy, Red, & WhiteConference .................................................................. Ohio ValleyPresident ....................................................... Dr. Robert C. FisherAthletic Director................................................... Mike StricklandArena (Capacity) .................................Curb Event Center (5,000)Women’s Basketball SID ......................................Kenisha Rhone Office Phone / Fax ................. (615) 460-5990 / (615) 460-5584 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(267) 978-2304 Email Address [email protected] Site ........................................................belmontbruins.comTwitter Handle ......................................................@BelmontWBBHead Coach ................................Cameron Newbauer (IPFW ‘01) Record overall / at Belmont ........................... 14-18 (1) / Same Assistant Coaches ............................. Carley Kuhns, Jon Bollier, L’Tona LamonteSeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 3-0 / UGA, 81-55, 12/12/132013-14 Overall / Conference .............................14-18 / 10-6 (1st)Pct. Points Back ................98.1 Pct. Blocks Back .............. 100.0Pct. Rebounds Back ..........99.2 Pct. Steals Back .............. 100.0Pct. Assists Back .............100.0 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 98.9

MiChigan State FUrMan BeLMontDec. 7 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 4:00 PM

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MERCHANT POWERS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Tori Jankoska 5-8 So. G 12.4 3.1 Freeland, Mich. 23 Aerial Powers 6-0 R-So. G 13.4 8.2 Detriot, Mich. 52 Becca Mills 6-4 Sr. F 10.0 5.5 Midland, Mich.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 4 2 Cara Miller 6-1 Jr. G 13.4 1.0 Farmington Hills, Mich. 4 Jasmine Hines 6-3 Sr. C 5.6 4.0 Central Lake, Mich. 10 Branndais Agee 5-11 R-So. G 5.9 3.6 Detriot, Mich. 14 Anna Morrissey 5-10 Sr. G 1.4 0.1 Lincolnshire, Ill. 40 Madison Williams 6-7 R-Sr. C 1.9 2.2 Berkley, Mich.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................4 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 3 Kiara Carter 5-1 Fr. G Homewood, Ill. 21 Jasmine Lumpkin 6-0 Fr. G/F Bollingbroke, Ill. 24 Lexi Gussert 6-0 Fr. G/F Crystal Falls, Mich. 55 Kennedy Johnson 6-2 Fr. F Galloway, N.J.


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CARSON WILkINS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 5 Allison Beasley 5-9 So. G 5.4 2.7 Robbinsville, N.C. 10 Sarah Durdaller 6-0 Sr. F 9.8 5.8 Marietta, Ga. 21 Holli Wilkins 5-11 Jr. G/F 15.2 4.4 Atlanta, Ga. 31 Brittany Hodges 6-1 Sr. F 12.9 9.1 Powder Springs, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ........................ 10 / 2 11 Courtney Reimer 5-8 Sr. G 0.0 0.1 Fort Worth, Texas 12 Kelsey Ellis 5-9 Jr. G 2.2 0.7 Pooler, Ga. 15 Savonia Bryan 5-10 Sr. F 2.8 4.2 Columbia, S.C. 20 Whitney Bunn 5-7 So. G 7.7 2.7 Bunn, N.C. 42 Shianne Goodwin 6-3 Jr. C 2.9 1.8 Woodbridge, Va. 44 Tiara Wood 6-1 So. F/C 1.5 1.7 Upper Marlboro, Md.Newcomers (Info Below) .......................................................................................3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 0 Meagan Tucker 5-8 R-So. G Covington, Ga. 4 Aurélie LeBlanc Florent 5-6 Fr. F Loungueuil, Quebec 24 Cierra Carter 5-11 Fr. G/F Columbia, S.C.


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NEWBAUER LUFFMAN

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ............................................................ 5/ 0 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Adrienne Tarrance 5-9 Sr. G 6.1 3.7 Bowling Green, Ky. 3 Frankie Joubran 6-1 So. F 8.1 7.7 Detroit, Mich. 10 Katie Carroll 5-8 Sr. G 8.7 1.7 Lilburn, Ga. 13 Jordyn Luffman 6-1 Sr. G/F 14.3 7.2 Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 30 Blair Bryce 6-5 Jr. C 6.1 3.7 Red Oak, TexasLetterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ........................ 13 / 1 0 Kia Perry 5-5 So. G 1.0 0.5 Gallatin, Tenn. 2 Taylor Mills 5-5 Sr. G 8.6 2.8 Corryton, Ga. 4 Meredith Roman 5-8 So. G 2.5 0.5 Nashville, Tenn. 5 Madison Belvins 5-9 So. G 1.2 0.5 Knoxville, Tenn. 14 Lauren Thompson 6-1 So. F 6.7 3.6 Franklin, Tenn. 15 Katherine Zander 6-4 Jr. F 2.0 1.5 Jacksonville, Fla. 22 Natalie Cohlmeyer 5-9 Jr. G 1.2 0.4 Evansville, Ind. 23 Torie Vaught 6-1 Sr. F 3.3 1.6 Maryville, Tenn.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 11 Katelin Bundy 5-7 Fr. G Lexington, Ky. 12 Sierra Jones 5-9 Fr. G Huntsville, Ala. 50 Sally McCabe 6-3 Fr. C Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

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Location (Enrollment) ...................... South Orange, N.J. (9,700)Nickname ............................................................................PiratesColors ........................................................................ Blue & WhiteConference ....................................................................... Big EastPresident ...................................................Dr. A. Gabriel EstebanAthletic Director....................................................... Patrick LyonsArena (Capacity) ............................... Walsh Gymnasium (2,600)Women’s Basketball SID ..................................... Vincent Novicki Office Phone / Fax ..................(973) 761-9493 / (973) 761-9061 Home/Cell Phone.................................................................N/A Email Address [email protected] Site ............................................................... shupirates.comTwitter Handle ............................................................ @SHUWBBHead Coach ........................... Anthony Bozzella (Seton Hall ‘89) Record overall / at Seton Hall ............ 326-332 (22) / 20-14 (1)Assistant Coaches ........Stephanie Oliver, Lauren DeFalco, Tiffany Jones-SmartSeries / Last Meeting ..............................................First Meeting2013-14 Overall / Conference ............................ 20-14 / 8-10 (7th)Pct. Points Back ................76.9 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 62.3Pct. Rebounds Back ..........70.6 Pct. Steals Back ................ 78.2Pct. Assists Back ...............65.7 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 75.5

Location (Enrollment) ..........................Starkville, Miss. (20,363)Nickname ........................................................................ BulldogsColors .................................................................. Maroon & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ...........................................................Dr. Mark KeenumAthletic Director......................................................Scott StricklinArena (Capacity) ...........................Humphrey Coliseum (10,500)Women’s Basketball SID ....................................Brock Tunipseed Office Phone / Fax ................. (662) 325-7556 / (662) 325-3654 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(662) 418-7409 Email Address ................ [email protected] Site .................................................................. hailstate.comTwitter Handle ...................................................@mstateathleticsHead Coach ...................................Vic Schaefer (Texas A&M ‘84) Record overall / at Mississippi State ....115-141 (9) / 35-31 (2)Associate Head Coach .......................................... Johnnie HarrisAssistant Coaches ..........................Aqua Franklin, Elena LovatoSeries / Last Meeting ...UGA leads, 27-14 / UGA, 77-48, 03/02/142013-14 Overall / Conference ...........................22-14 / 5-11 (13th)Pct. Points Back ................88.2 Pct. Blocks Back ................. 100Pct. Rebounds Back ..........93.1 Pct. Steals Back .................81.3Pct. Assists Back ...............65.9 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 85.8

Location (Enrollment) ........................Tuscaloosa, Ala. (36,1550)Nickname .................................................................Crimson TideColors ................................................................. Crimson & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .............................................................Dr. Judy BonnerAthletic Director............................................................. Bill BattleArena (Capacity) .................................Foster Auditorium (3,800)Women’s Basketball SID .......................................... Jessica Paré Office Phone / Fax ................. (205) 348-3673 / (205) 348-8841 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(205) 394-5985 Email Address ................................................ [email protected] Site .....................................................................rolltide.comTwitter Handle .....................................................@AlabamaWBBHead Coach .....................Kristy Curry (Northeast Louisiana ‘88) Record overall / at Alabama ............... 323-165 (15) / 14-16 (1)Assistant Coaches .............................. Kelly Curry, Terry Nooner, Shereka Wright Series / Last Meeting ...... UGA leads, 36-10 / UA, 69-66, 1/26/142013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 14-16 / 7-9 (7th)Pct. Points Back ................50.4 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 75.8Pct. Rebounds Back ..........66.3 Pct. Steals Back ................ 50.5Pct. Assists Back ...............45.5 Pct. Minutes Back ..............57.7

Seton haLL MiSSiSSippi State aLaBaMaDec. 28 Walsh Gymnasium • South orange, N.J. 2:00 PM

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BOzzELLA SIMMONS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Tabatha Richardson-Smith 6-0 Jr. F 17.1 5.7 Bay City, Texas 11 Ka-Deidre Simmons 5-8 Sr. G 16.7 2.9 Newark, N.J. 24 Bra-Shey Ali 6-0 R-Jr. F 9.4 11.1 Plainfield, N.J. 44 Janee Johnson 6-1 Sr. F 7.2 5.1 Matthews, N.C.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 6 3 Chizoba Ekedigwe 6-5 Sr. C 2.2 1.2 Laurel, Md. 21 Kathleen Egan 5-10 So. G/F 0.5 0.0 Aberdeen, N.J. 22 Teresa Kucera 6-1 So. G/F 2.1 0.8 Schwabaisch Hall, Germany 23 Tara Inman 5-9 So. G 2.1 1.1 Holmdel, N.J.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................6 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 2 Tiffany Jones 6-3 Jr. F New York, N.Y. 10 Jordan Mosley 5-9 R-Jr. G Orlando, Fla. 12 Daisha Simmons 5-10 Sr. G Jersey City, N.J. 13 Samantha Bozzella 5-4 Fr. G West Orange, N.J. 25 Jordan Molyneaux 6-2 Fr. C Denver, Colo. 30 Claire Lundberg 6-1 Fr. F/G Andover, Minn.

Jan. 2 Humphrey Coliseum • Starkville, Miss. 4:00 PM

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SCHAEFER ALWAL

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 5 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 10 Martha Awal 6-4 Sr. C 14.9 8.8 Worthington, Minn. 14 Kendra Grant 5-11 Sr. G 11.4 2.7 Richland, Miss. 3 Breanna Richardson 6-1 So. F 9.5 5.9 Conyers, Ga. 00 Dominique Dillingham 5-9 So. G 8.8 4.0 Spring, Texas 51 Savannah Carter 5-9 Sr. G 7.3 4.9 Tulsa, Okla.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 2 13 Ketara Chapel 6-1 So. F 4.2 2.8 Temple, Texas 21 Jerica James 5-5 Sr. G 5.2 1.6 Wynne, Ark. 5 Sherise Williams 6-1 Jr. F 3.2 2.7 St. Louis, Mo.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................6 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 45 Chinwe Okorie 6-5 So. C Lagos, Nigeria 1 Blair Schaefer 5-7 So. G Starkville, Miss. 2 Morgan William 5-5 Fr. G Birmingham, Ala. 23 Kayla Nevitt 5-10 Fr. G Houston, Texas 35 Victoria Vivians 6-1 Fr. F Forest, Miss. 44 LaKaris Salter 6-1 Fr. F Tallahassee, Fla.

Jan. 4 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 1:00 PM

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CURRy WILLIAMS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 3 Khadijah Carter 6-1 Jr. G 3.9 3.0 Goodrich, Texas 13 Nikki Hegstetter 6-2 Jr. F 5.3 4.4 Kennesaw, Ga. 20 Ashley Williams 6-0 So. F 12.4 6.6 Covington, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 6 / 4 25 Briana Hutchen 6-1 Sr. F 5.1 4.5 Baltimore, Md. 33 Sharin Rivers 5-3 Sr. G 4.5 2.0 Huntsville, Ala. 34 Oceana Hamilton 6-4 So. F/C 1.6 1.7 Mississauga, OntarioNewcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 1 Quanetria Bolton 6-0 Fr. F Anniston, Ala. 5 Breanna Hayden 5-8 So. G Dallas, Texas 11 Hannah Cook 6-0 Fr. G Ozark, Mo. 15 Meoshonti Knight 5-8 Fr. G Morgan City, La. 35 Diamante Martinez 6-3 Fr. F New Orleans, La.

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Location (Enrollment) ............................Columbia, Mo. (34,748)Nickname ............................................................................ TigersColors ................................................................. Old Gold & BlackConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .......................................................... Timothy M. WolfeAthletic Director.......................................................... Mike AldenArena (Capacity) .......................................Mizzou Arena (15,061)Women’s Basketball SID ......................................... Jenny Dewar Office Phone / Fax ................. (573) 884-9486 / (573) 882-4720 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (847) 567-2487 Email Address [email protected] Site ..................................................................mutigers.comTwitter Handle ................................................ @mutigersdotcomHead Coach ............................Robin Pingeton (St. Ambrose ‘90) Record overall / at Missouri ................ 395-222 (19) / 60-65 (5)Assistant Coaches ....................... Jenny Putnam, Michael Porter, Mike DonovanSeries / Last Meeting ........ UGA leads, 3-2 / MIZ, 66-56, 01/9/142013-14 Overall / Conference ...........................17-14 / 6-10 (12th)Pct. Points Back ................ 71.8 Pct. Blocks Back .................81.4Pct. Rebounds Back .......... 77.8 Pct. Steals Back .................91.9Pct. Assists Back ...............86.0 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 83.0

Location (Enrollment) ................................Auburn, Ala. (25,134)Nickname ............................................................................ TigersColors .................................................Burnt Orange & Navy BlueConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ................................................................ Dr. Jay GogueAthletic Director.......................................................... Jay JacobsArena (Capacity) ........................................ Auburn Arena (9,121)Women’s Basketball SID ............................................... Wes Todd Office Phone / Fax ................. (334) 844-9182 / (334) 844-9807 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(334) 750-5682 Email Address ....................................... [email protected] Site ......................................................... AuburnTigers.comTwitter Handle ....................................................... @AuburnWBBHead Coach ................. Terri Williams-Flournoy (Penn State ‘91) Record overall / at Auburn .................. 181-134 (10) / 38-30 (2)Assistant Coaches ....................................Ty Evans, Adrian Waters, Sherill BakerSeries / Last Meeting ......UGA leads, 25-17 / AU, 67-59, 2/23/142013-14 Overall / Conference ............................19-15 / 7-9 (T-6th)Pct. Points Back ................ 61.8 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 68.1Pct. Rebounds Back ..........63.7 Pct. Steals Back ................ 74.9Pct. Assists Back ...............73.7 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 69.9

Location (Enrollment) ..............................Oxford, Miss. (22,286)Nickname ............................................................................RebelsColors ................................................................................Cardinal Conference .............................................................................. SECPresident ....................................................... Dr. Daniel W. JonesAthletic Director........................................................... Ross BjorkArena (Capacity) ......................C.M. Smith Tad Coliseum (8,867)Women’s Basketball SID ........................................ Jessica Poole Office Phone / Fax ................. (662) 915-7896 / (662) 915-7006 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(662) 816-3877 Email Address ...................................... [email protected] Site ..........................................................OleMissSport.comTwitter Handle ...................................................... @OleMissWBBHead Coach ................. Matt Insell (Middle Tennessee State ‘07) Record overall / at Ole Miss ..........................12-20 (1) / SameAssistant Coaches .................... Alex Simmons, Brittany Hudson, Todd SchaeferSeries / Last Meeting ..... UGA leads, 31-11 / UGA, 84-63, 2/9/142013-14 Overall / Conference .......................... 12-20 / 2-14 (14th)Pct. Points Back ................58.9 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 88.8 Pct. Rebounds Back .........73.8 Pct. Steals Back .................61.6Pct. Assists Back ...............35.8 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 80.3

MiSSoUri aUBUrn oLe MiSSJan. 8 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 7:00 PM

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PiNGEtoN PLAyER

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Lianna Doty 5-7 Jr. G 5.1 3.5 St. Louis, Mo. 2 Morgan Stock 6-1 Jr. G 6.6 2.1 Town & Country, Mo. 22 Jordan Frericks 6-1 So. G/F 7.6 6.9 Quincy, Ill. 30 Morgan Eye 5-9 Sr. G 12.9 3.1 Montrose, Mo.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ........................ 10 / 3 3 Bree Fowler 5-9 Sr. G 1.9 1.4 Kansas City, Mo. 10 Maddie Stock 6-0 Jr. G 3.5 1.3 Town & Country, Mo. 11 Lindsey Cunningham 6-0 R-So. G 1.5 1.4 Columbia, Mo. 12 Michelle Hudyn 6-2 Jr. F 1.4 1.6 Kitchener, Ontario 20 Kayla McDowell 6-2 So. F 6.3 4.3 Cincinnati, Ohio 24 Sierra Michaelis 5-10 So. G 5.0 2.7 Mercer, Mo.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................4 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 4 Bri Porter 6-3 Fr. F Columbia, Mo. 5 Davionna Holmes 6-3 R-So. F East St. Louis, Ill. 15 Carrie Shephard 5-4 Fr. G Steele, Mo. 23 Juanita Robinson 5-10 Jr. G Chicago, Ill.

Jan. 11 in Auburn at 2:00 PM feb. 22 in Athens at 2:00 PM

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WILLIAMS MUHAMMAD

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 00 Hasina Muhammad 6-1 Sr. G 9.3 4.8 Memphis, Tenn. 10 Brandy Montgomery 5-10 So. G 11.4 4.0 Port St. Lucie, Fla. 22 Kiani Parker 5-9 Sr. G 2.6 2.2 Fort Walton Beach, Fla. 44 Tra’Cee Tanner 6-3 Jr. F/C 10.5 6.0 Birmingham, Ala.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 5 3 Allina Star 5-10 So. G 1.4 1.4 Minneapolis, Minn. 13 Katie Frerking 6-1 So. G/F 4.9 2.4 Johns Creek, Ga. 40 Khady Dieng 5-10 So. G 3.1 1.4 Dakar, Senegal 50 Cabriana Capers 6-1 Jr. F 1.1 2.4 Bolingbrook, Ill.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 2 Bria Johnson 5-8 Fr. G Baton Rouge, La. 15 Jazmine Jones 6-2 Fr. F Winston-Salem, N.C. 23 Jessica Jones 6-2 Fr. F Winston-Salem, N.C. 25 Keydja Petithomme 5-8 Fr. G Boca Raton, Fla. 35 Asia Robeson 6-4 Fr. F Kalamazoo, Mich.

Jan. 15 C.M. Smith tad Coliseum • oxford, Miss. 7:00 PM

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INSELL FALERU

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 11 Shequila Joseph 6-3 So. F/G 6.1 3.1 London, England 22 Danielle McCray 6-1 Sr. F 6.5 5.0 West Palm Beach, Fla. 32 Tia Faleru 6-1 Sr. F 16.4 9.4 Ozark, Ala.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 6 / 5 12 Gracie Frizzell 5-10 Jr. G 6.5 1.9 Little Rock, Ark. 20 Amber Singletary 5-9 Sr. G 3.0 1.6 Baltimore, Md. 24 Bretta Hart 6-1 So. F 1.9 2.2 Poplarville, Miss.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................8 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 00 Kiara Golden 5-8 Fr. G Olive Branch, Miss. 1 Toree Thompson 5-10 Fr. G Broken Arrow, Okla. 3 A’Queen Hayes 5-8 Fr. G Horn Lake, Miss. 4 Precious Person 6-1 Jr. F Jonesboro, Ga. 5 Erika Sisk 5-9 So. G Oxford, Miss. 13 Sarah Porter 5-10 Fr. G San Diego, Calif. 15 Kelsey Briggs 6-3 Fr. F Memphis, Tenn. 23 Shandricka Sessom 5-10 Fr. G Byhalia, Miss.

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Location (Enrollment) ............................ Nashville, Tenn. (6,875)Nickname ................................................................CommodoresColors ........................................................................ Black & GoldConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ........................................................Nicholas S. ZepposAthletic Director.................................................David Williams IIArena (Capacity) ........................Memorial Gymnasium (14,326)Women’s Basketball SID .......................................David Dawson Office Phone / Fax ................. (615) 343-5823 / (615) 343-3618 Home/Cell Phone.................................................................N/A Email Address ........................ [email protected] Site ...................................................... vucommodores.comTwitter Handle ..........................................................@VandyWBBHead Coach ...................... Melanie Balcomb (Trenton State ‘84) Record overall / at vanderbilt ........ 440-223 (21) / 277-119 (12)Associate Head Coach ...............................................Tom GarrickAssistant Coaches .....................Ashley Earley , Kim Rosamond Series / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 33-26 / UGA, 53-43, 3/6/142013-14 Overall / Conference ............................18-13 / 7-9 (T-6th)Pct. Points Back ................39.9 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 70.8Pct. Rebounds Back ..........60.9 Pct. Steals Back ................ 50.9Pct. Assists Back ...............66.6 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 45.2

Location (Enrollment) ................College Station, Texas (58,809)Nickname ........................................................................... AggiesColors .................................................................. Maroon & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .................................................................... John SharpAthletic Director..........................................................Eric HymanArena (Capacity) .......................................... Reed Arena (12,989)Women’s Basketball SID ......................................David Waxman Office Phone / Fax ................. (979) 862-5423 / (979) 845-6825 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(832) 326-2863 Email Address ........................ [email protected] Site ..................................................................12thman.comTwitter Handle .......................................................... @AggieWBBHead Coach ........................................ Gary Blair (Texas Tech ‘72) Record overall / at Texas A&M ...... 672-272 (29) / 264-109 (10)Associate Head Coach ......................................Kelly Bond-WhiteAssistant Coaches ...............................Bob Starkey, Amy WrightSeries / Last Meeting .. TAMU leads, 0-4 / TAMU, 78-73, 2/13/142013-14 Overall / Conference ...........................27-9 / 13-3 (T-2nd)Pct. Points Back ................83.3 Pct. Blocks Back .................61.8Pct. Rebounds Back ..........79.2 Pct. Steals Back ................ 92.8Pct. Assists Back ...............95.9 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 84.7

Location (Enrollment) ........................... Knoxville, Tenn. (27,523)Nickname ............................................................ Lady VolunteersColors ................................................................... Orange & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ............................................................ Dr. Jimmy CreekAthletic Director.............................................................Dave HartArena (Capacity) .................... Thompson-Boling Arena (21,678)Women’s Basketball SID .............................................Eric Trainer Office Phone / Fax ..................(865) 974-8173 / (865) 974-1269 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(865) 603-2916 Email Address ...............................................etrainer@utk.eduWeb Site .................................................................UTSports.comTwitter Handle .................................................. @LadyVol_HoopsHead Coach ................................... Holly Warlick (Tennessee ‘81) Record overall / at Tennessee .....................................56-14 (2)Associate Head Coach .............................................Janet McGeeAssistant Coaches ........Kyra Elzy, Jolette Law, Dean LockwoodSeries / Last Meeting ............UT leads, 15-45 / UT, 85-70, 1/5/142013-14 Overall / Conference ............................. 29-6 / 13-3 (2nd)Pct. Points Back ................78.8 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 98.5Pct. Rebounds Back ..........93.6 Pct. Steals Back ................ 84.6Pct. Assists Back ...............85.1 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 85.9

VanderBiLt texaS a&M tenneSSeeJan. 18 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 2:00 PM

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BALCOMB DAHLMAN

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 21 Heather Bowe 6-0 Jr. F 5.1 4.3 Eau Claire, Wis. 22 Marqu’es Webb 6-1 So. F 7.1 4.0 Hoover, Ala. 25 Morgan Batey 5-10 Jr. G 6.6 5.3 Atlanta, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 4 1 Rebekah Dahlman 5-9 R-Fr. G 11.4 3.7 Braham, Minn. 15 Jasmone Jenkins 5-8 Jr. G 5.3 2.3 Gainsville, Ga. 24 Kristen Gaffney 6-1 R-So. F 3.0 4.8 Cary, N.C. 35 Kendall Shaw 6-4 R-So. C 0.0 0.0 Mont Belvieu, Texas 44 Rayte’a Long 6-0 Jr. F 1.8 2.3 Dayton, OhioNewcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 3 Rachel Bell 5-10 Fr. G Cumberland Furnance, Tenn. 10 Khaléann Caron-Goudreau 6-3 Fr. F Gatineau, Quebec 13 Audrey-Ann Caron Goudreau 6-3 Fr. F Gatineau, Quebec 33 Christa Reed 5-11 Fr. G Bay St. Louis, Miss. 41 Paris Kea 5-8 Fr. G Greensboro, N.C.

Jan. 22 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 7:00 PM

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BLAIR WALkER

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 1 Courtney Williams 6-1 Jr. F/G 13.9 2.7 Houston, Texas 24 Jordan Jones 5-6 Jr. G 7.1 1.4 DeSoto, Texas 33 Courtney Walker 5-8 Jr. G 15.6 4.2 Edmond, Okla. 35 Achiri Ade 6-1 Sr. F 6.9 6.8 Baltimore, Md.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ........................ 11 / 3 11 Curtyce Knox 5-7 R-So. G 3.3 1.6 Humble, Texas 12 Jada Terry 6-3 So. C 1.1 0.7 Cedar Hill, Texas 13 Chelsea Jennings 5-9 Jr. G 2.2 1.4 Fort Worth, Texas 15 Tori Scott 5-10 Sr. G 6.9 1.7 Marrero, La. 23 Rachel Mitchell 6-7 R-Jr. C 1.2 1.2 Houston, Texas 30 Allison Chu 5-6 Sr. G 0.0 0.8 Plano, Texas 32 Tavarsha Scott-Williams 6-0 Sr. F 2.0 2.2 Ringgold, La.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 00 Khaalia Hillsman 6-5 Fr. C Chicago, Ill. 3 Taylor Cooper 6-0 R-So. F Shawnee, Okla. 10 Shlonte Allen 5-8 Jr. G Arcadia, La.

Jan. 25 in Knoxville at 2:00 PM feb. 26 in Athens at 9:00 PM

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WARLICk HARRISON

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 5 Ariel Massengale 5-7 Sr. PG 12.5 3.2 Baltimore, Md. 11 Cuerra Burdick 6-2 Sr. F 8.7 7.3 Charlotte, N.C. 12 Bashaara Graves 6-2 Jr. F 9.3 6.8 Clarksville, Tenn. 20 Isabelle Harrison 6-3 Sr. C 13.6 9.3 Nashville, Tenn.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 9 / 1 0 Jordan Reynolds 5-11 So. G 3.8 1.9 Portland, Ore. 1 Nia Moore 6-3 Jr. C 2.3 2.1 Chicago, Ill. 2 Jasmine Jones 6-2 Jr. F 4.8 3.5 Madison, Ala. 14 Andraya Carter 5-9 R-So. G 6.9 2.7 Flowery Branch, Ga. 21 Mercedes Russell 6-6 So. C 6.3 5.0 Springfield, Ore.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 4 Jannah Tucker 6-0 R-Fr. G Baltimore, Md. 10 Diamond De Shields 6-1 So. G Norcross, Ga. 13 Kortney Dunbar 6-2 Fr. G/F Edwardsville, Ill. 31 Jaime Nared 6-2 Fr. G/F Portland, Ore. 33 Alexa Middleton 5-9 Fr. G Murfreesboro, Tenn.

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Location (Enrollment) ............................. Lexington, Ky. (29,410)Nickname .........................................................................WildcatsColors ........................................................................ Blue & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .............................................................Dr. Eli CapiloutoAthletic Director.................................................... Mitch BarnhartArena (Capacity) .............................. Memorial Coliseum (8,000)Women’s Basketball SID ..............................................Susan Lax Office Phone / Fax ................. (859) 257-8420 / (859) 232-4310 Home/Cell Phone............................................... (859) 608-5019 Email Address .................................................... [email protected] Site ...............................................................ukathletics.comTwitter Handle .........................................................@WKUSportsHead Coach .................Matthew Mitchell (Mississippi State ‘95) Record overall / at kentucky ..............200-100 (9) / 170-71 (7)Assistant Coaches Adeniyi Amadou, Christian Stefanopoulos, Tamika WilliamsSeries / Last Meeting ...UGA leads, 36-14 / UGA, 58-56, 1/30/142013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 26-9 / 10-6 (4th)Pct. Points Back ................62.9 Pct. Blocks Back .................57.4Pct. Rebounds Back ..........54.3 Pct. Steals Back ................ 60.6Pct. Assists Back ...............73.2 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 60.6

Location (Enrollment) ............................Columbia, S.C. (31,964)Nickname ....................................................................GamecocksColors .....................................................................Garnet & BlackConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ......................................................... Dr. Harris PastidesAthletic Director........................................................... RayTannerArena (Capacity) ............................. Colonial Life Arena (18,000)Women’s Basketball SID ...........................................Diana Koval Office Phone / Fax ................. (341) 369-6050 / (803) 777-2967 Home/Cell Phone ................................................... (803) 777-7797 Email Address [email protected] Site .................................................. GamecocksOnline.comTwitter Handle ...................................................@GamecockWBBHead Coach ........................................ Dawn Staley (Virginia ‘92) Record overall / at South Carolina ... 293-151 (14) / 121-71 (6)Associate Head Coach .............................................Nikki McCrayAssistant Coaches ........................Darius Taylor, Cynthia JordanSeries / Last Meeting ....... UGA leads, 33-9 / USC, 67-48, 3/7/142013-14 Overall / Conference ...............................29-5 / 14-2 (1st)Pct. Points Back ................ 97.6 Pct. Blocks Back .................97.1Pct. Rebounds Back ..........95.6 Pct. Steals Back ................ 99.0Pct. Assists Back ...............98.4 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 95.6

Location (Enrollment) .........................Fayetteville, Ark. (25,365)Nickname .................................................................... RazorbacksColors ..................................................................Cardinal & WhiteConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .....................................................Dr. Donald R. BobbittAthletic Director............................................................. Jeff LongArena (Capacity) ............................... Bud Walton Arena (19,200)Women’s Basketball SID ............................................ Jeri Thorpe Office Phone / Fax ................. (479) 575-5037 / (479) 575-4904 Home/Cell Phone ...................................................(479) 283-3344 Email Address ..............................................jthorpe@uark.eduWeb Site .............................................. ArkansasRazorbacks.comTwitter Handle ................................................... @RazorbackWBBHead Coach .................................... Jimmy Dykes (Arkansas ‘85) Record overall / at Arkansas ................... First Season / SameAssistant Coaches ...................... Christy Smith, Tari Cummings, Simeon HinseySeries / Last Meeting .....UGA leads, 29-4 / UGA, 60-58, 1/16/142013-14 Overall / Conference ........................... 19-11 / 6-10 (11th)Pct. Points Back ................ 67.2 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 69.8Pct. Rebounds Back ..........33.1 Pct. Steals Back .................67.1Pct. Assists Back ...............80.1 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 72.2

kentUCky SoUth CaroLina arkanSaSfeb. 1 Memorial Coliseum • Lexington, Ky. 1:00 PM

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MITCHELL GoSS

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 3 Janee Thompson 5-7 Jr. PG 8.6 2.1 Chicago, Ill. 13 Bria Goss 5-10 Sr. G 10.2 4.1 Indianapolis, Ind.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 5 0 Jennifer O’Neill 5-6 Sr. G 12.6 2.4 Bronx, N.Y. 5 Kyvin Goodin-Rogers 6-1 So. F 0.0 0.0 Lebanon, Ky. 12 Jelléah Sidney 6-2 Sr. F 3.1 3.0 Queens Village, N.Y. 15 Linnae Harper 5-8 So. G 6.9 2.8 Chicago, Ill. 25 Makayla Epps 5-10 So. G 4.6 1.4 Lebanon, Ky. 50 Azla Bishop 6-3 Sr. F/C 3.7 3.2 Toledo, OhioNewcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................4 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 2 Ivana Jakubcova 6-6 Jr. C Bratislava, Slovakia 24 Jaycee Coe 5-11 Fr. G Gainsboro, Tenn. 35 Alexis Jennings 6-2 Fr. F/C Madison, Ala. 45 Alyssa Rice 6-3 Fr. C Reynoldsburg, Ohio

feb. 5 Stegeman Coliseum • Athens, Ga. 7:00 PM

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STALEy WELCH

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 5 / 0 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 5 Khadijah Sessions 5-8 Jr. G 7.2 1.6 Myrtle Beach, S.C. 24 Aleighsa Welch 6-0 Sr. F 13.7 7.6 Goose Creek, S.C. 25 Tiffany Mitchell 5-9 Jr. G 15.5 5.6 Charlotte, N.C. 31 Asia Dozier 6-0 Jr. G 6.0 2.8 Columbia, S.C. 33 Elem Ibiam 6-4 Sr. C 9.5 6.1 Fayetteville, Ga.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ........................ 10 / 2 0 India Farmer 6-0 Fr. G 0.3 0.3 N. Myrtle Beach, S.C. 2 Olivia Gaines 5-7 Jr. G 2.1 1.3 Chester, S.C. 15 Tiffany Davis 5-7 R-Fr. G 2.4 1.0 Houston, Texas 23 Tina Roy 5-11 R-So. G 3.6 2.0 Kaplan, La. 41 Alania Coates 6-4 Fr. C 12.3 8.4 Irmo, S.C. Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 1 Bianca Cuevas 5-6 Fr. G Bronx, N.Y. 3 Kaydra Duckett 5-10 Fr. G Columbia, S.C. 4 Doniyah Cliney 6-0 Fr. G Newark, N.J. 22 A’ja Wilson 6-5 Fr. F Hopkins, S.C. 40 Jatarie White 6-4 Fr. G/F Charlotte, N.C.

feb. 9 Bud Walton Arena • fayetteville, Ark. 7:00 PM

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DykES BERNA

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 4 / 1 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 00 Jessica Jackson 6-3 So. F 16.2 6.0 Jacksonville, Ark. 3 McKenzie Adams 5-9 So. G 8.6 2.1 Frisco, Texas 11 Calli Berna 5-10 Sr. G 7.0 4.1 Fayetteville, Ark. 42 Jhasmin Bowen 6-1 Sr. P 8.8 4.8 Wichita, Kan.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 4 15 Kelsey Brooks 5-9 So. G 6.4 2.4 Lenexa, Kan. 25 Joey Bailey 6-1 R-Jr. F 1.6 2.0 Gunter, Texas 32 Khadijah West 6-2 So. F 1.2 1.2 Shreveport, La. 33 Melissa Wolff 6-0 Jr. F 4.6 5.0 Cabot, Ark.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 13 Nicole Bolt 5-10 So. G Fayetteville, Ark. 14 McKinley Bostad 5-9 Fr. G Kennedale, Texas 21 Katie Powell 6-4 Fr. F/C Duluth, Ga.

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Location (Enrollment) ..........................Gainesville, Fla. (49,042) (Nickname ..........................................................................GatorsColors ..................................................................... Orange & BlueConference .............................................................................. SECPresident .................................................. Dr. J. Bernard MachenAthletic Director..................................................Jeremy N. FoleyArena (Capacity) ..............Stephen C. O’Connell Center (11,373)Women’s Basketball SID ........................................Kathy Cafazzo Office Phone / Fax ................. (352) 375-4683 / (352) 375-4809 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(352) 316-4575 Email Address ...................................... [email protected] Site ...............................................................GatorZone.comTwitter Handle .................................................@GatorZoneNewsHead Coach ..................................... Amanda Butler (Florida ‘95) Record overall / at Florida ....................180-117 (9) / 140-95 (7)Assistant Coaches ...........................Angela Crosby, David Lowery, Murriel PageSeries / Last Meeting ...UGA leads, 50-14 / UGA, 67-58, 2/16/142013-14 Overall / Conference .............................. 20-13 / 8-8 (5th)Pct. Points Back ................ 67.9 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 92.0Pct. Rebounds Back ..........75.4 Pct. Steals Back ................ 75.8Pct. Assists Back ...............62.1 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 69.7

Location (Enrollment) ........................Baton Rouge, La. (30,451)Nickname ....................................................................Lady TigersColors ...................................................................... Purple & GoldConference .............................................................................. SECPresident ..................................................... Dr. F. King AlexanderAthletic Director............................................................Joe AllevaArena (Capacity) .................................. Maravich Center (13,215)Women’s Basketball SID .......................................Matt Dunaway Office Phone / Fax ................. (225) 578-8226 / (225) 578-1861 Home/Cell Phone...............................................(225) 226-5034 Email Address ......................................... [email protected] Site ................................................................. LSUsports.netTwitter Handle ............................................................ @LSUwbkbHead Coach ................................. Nikki Caldwell (Tennessee ‘94) Record overall / at LSU ........................... 138-62 (6) / 66-36 (3)Assistant Coaches ........................................................... Tasha Butts, Tony PerottiSeries / Last Meeting ... UGA leads, 23-18 / UGA, 71-67, 2/20/142013-14 Overall / Conference ............................21-13 / 7-9 (T-6th)Pct. Points Back ................50.7 Pct. Blocks Back ................ 23.9Pct. Rebounds Back ..........52.8 Pct. Steals Back ................ 70.8Pct. Assists Back ..............44..8 Pct. Minutes Back ............. 59.5

FLorida LSUfeb. 12 in Athens at 7:00 PM Mar. 1 in Gainesville at 3:00 PM

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BUTLER PEOPLES

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 3 / 2 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 22 Kayla Lewis 6-0 R-Sr. G/F 12.2 8.7 Decatur, Ga. 23 Cassie Peoples 5-6 R-Jr. G 10.3 2.7 San Antonio, Texas 3 January Miller 5-8 Jr. G 9.2 3.1 Orlando, Fla. Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost .......................... 8 / 3 1 Ronni Williams 6-0 So. F 8.1 5.5 Daytona Beach, Fla. 4 Carlie Needles 5-6 R-Jr. G 6.3 1.9 Highlands Ranch, Colo. 20 Antoinette Bannister 5-10 Jr. G 5.7 2.0 Jacksonville, Fla. 15 Viktorija Dimaite 6-4 R-Jr. C 0.0 0.0 Panevezys, Lithuania 2 Pamela Begic 6-0 So. G/F 0.0 0.0 Semic, SloveniaNewcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................5 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 35 Dyandria Anderson 5-10 Fr. G Viera, Fla. 32 Carla Batchelor 6-0 Jr. G Germantown, Md. 23 Brooke Copeland 6-2 Fr. F Cleveland, Tenn. 44 Haley Lorenzen 6-3 Fr. F Iowa City, Iowa 2 Isis Young 5-7 Fr. G Berlin, N.J.

feb. 19 Maravich Center • Baton rouge, La. 8:00 PM

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CALDWELL BALLARD

Starters Returning (Info Below) / Lost ........................................................... 2 / 3 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. PPG rPG Hometown 11 Raigyne Moncrief 5-10 So. G 10.1 4.5 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 32 Danielle Ballard 5-9 Jr. G 10.7 6.9 Memphis, Tenn.Letterwinners Returning (Non-starters’ Info Below) / Lost ..........................7 / 4 4 Anne Pederson 6-1 Jr. G 2.3 1.5 Copenhagen, Denmark 10 Jasmine Rhodes 5-10 So. G 2.9 2.1 Mobile, Ala. 13 Rina Hill 5-7 So. G 3.2 1.0 Nagoya-Shi, Japan 24 DaShawn Harden 5-9 Sr. G 7.2 2.4 Olathe, Kan. 42 Sheila Boykin 6-2 Sr. F 1.6 2.3 Los Angeles, Calif.Newcomers (Info Below)....................................... ................................................6 No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown 1 Jenna Deemer 5-7 Fr. G New Orleans, La. 3 Akilah Bethel 6-0 Jr. G Baltimore, Md. 20 Alexis Hyder 5-11 Jr. F Austin, Texas 23 Stephanie Amichia 6-1 Fr. F Suwanee, Ga. 31 Ann Jones 6-3 Jr. F Jackson, Tenn. 35 Alliyah Fareo 6-3 Fr. C/F Sydney, Australia

◊ Georgia is one of only six schools to advance to five Final Fours, doing so in 1983, 1985, 1995, 1996 and 1999.

◊ Georgia has earned bids to 31 of 33 NCAAs – second-best nationally.◊ Georgia’s totals of all-time NCAA Tournament games played (86) and

games won (55) both rank fifth among all schools.◊ Lady Bulldogs have been tabbed All-Regional 25 times and All-Final Four

four times.

◊ Georgia has won four SEC Tournaments – 1983, 1984, 1986 and 2001.◊ Georgia has compiled a 45-31 (.592) record in SEC Tournament play.◊ Two Lady Bulldogs have been named MVP of the SEC Tournament – Teresa

Edwards in 1983 and Katrina McClain in 1986.◊ All told, 15 Lady Bulldogs have been named to the All-SEC Tournament

team a combined 22 times, including three-time member Janet Harris (1983, 1984 and 1985).

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March 4-8 ◊ Verizon Arena ◊ N. Little rock, Ark.

April 5 & 7 ◊ tampa Bay times forum ◊ tampa, fla.

RECORD By SEED

RECORD By SEED

RECORD By OPPONENT

RECORD By ROUND

Seed No. Rec. Last Best resultNo. 1 *7 9-5 2000 Champs (’84, ’86)No. 2 2 3-2 2007 Runner-up (’87)No. 3 #9 11-7 2006 Champs (’83, ’01)No. 4 4 5-4 2005 Runner-up (’92)No. 5 3 4-3 2008 Runner-up (’04)No. 6 2 2-2 1988 SF (’88)No. 7 1 1-1 2009 QF (‘09)No. 8 2 4-2 1994 Runner-up (’93)No. 9 1 2-2 2014 QF (’02, ‘14)No. 10 0 0-0No. 11 0 0-0No. 12 0 0-0Un. 3 4-3 1982 Third (’81, ’82)

* No. 1 seed in SEC East (1984, 1985)# No. 3 seed in SEC East (1983)

Seed No. Rec. Last Best resultNo. 1 4 8-4 2000 Elite Eight (3)No. 2 7 17-7 2001 Runner-up (’85, ’96)No. 3 5 15-5 2007 Final Four (’95, ’99)No. 4 4 4-4 2013 Elite Eight (‘13)No. 5 3 5-3 2010 Sweet 16 (’03, ’10)No. 6 2 4-2 2011 Sweet 16 (’05, 11)No. 7 1 0-1 1998 Rd. of 64 (’98) No. 8 2 1-2 2014 Rd. of 32 (’08)No. 9 0-0 0No. 10 1 0-1 2002 Rd. of 64 (’02)No. 11 1 0-1 2009 Rd. of 64 (’09)Un. 1 1-1 1993 Rd. of 32 (’93)

School Rec. Last ResultAlabama 7-1 W, 73-66 in 2010 1stArkansas 3-0 W, 63-44 in 2001 SFAuburn 2-3 L, 47-75 in 1997 QFFlorida 2-0 W, 76-72 in 2004 QFKentucky 6-2 L, 30-68 in 2013 SFLSU 6-3 W, 71-53 in 2013 QFOle Miss 6-3 W, 87-65 in 2005 QFMiss. State 1-2 L, 52-67 in 2010 QFMissouri 0-0S. Carolina 2-2 L, 48-67 in 2014 QFTennessee 3-9 L, 58-82 in 2011 QFTexas A&M 0-0Vanderbilt 7-6 W, 53-43 in 2014 2nd

Rd. No. Rec. Last-Result64 22 18-5 ’14-L, 57-67 to St. Joseph’s32 26 19-6 ’13-W, 65-60 to Iowa St.16 20 11-9 ’13-W, 61-59 to StanfordEight 11 5-6 ’13-L, 62-65 (OT) to CalSemis 5 2-3 ’99-L, 69-81 to DukeFinal 2 0-2 ’96-L, 65-83 to Tennessee


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In thIs sectIon...2013-14 Notebook .......................................................... 92-93Overall Individual Stats, SEC Individual Stats & Double-Digit Performances ........................................... 94Home Individual Stats, Road Individuals Stats & Neutral Site Individual Stats ......................................... 95Game-by-Game Results ..................................................... 96Team & Individual Single-Game Superlatives ................. 97Game-by-Game Team Stats........................................... 98-99SEC Standings & Team Stats ............................................100SEC Tournament Bracket & Individual Stat Leaders .......101Box Scores ..................................................................102-106

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Milestones Mark 2013-14 For a program where significant achieve-ments have become commonplace, the 2013-14 season provided numerous marking stones for Lady Bulldog Basketball. Despite losing nearly 80 percent of its production in virtually every statistical category imaginable from the previous year’s “Elite Eight” squad, the Lady Bulldogs still gave Red and Black faithful plenty of prideful moments throughout the winter. The first milestone came even before the season’s opening tipoff. The Lady Bulldogs’ were ranked No. 24 in the preseason edition of the Associated Press top-25 poll. That not only represented the 31st time in the last 32 years that Georgia has been ranked by the AP to open the year, it also was UGA’s 500th overall appear-ance in a weekly AP poll. Georgia backed up that assessment with an 11-0 record to open the year which tied the Lady Bulldogs’ seventh-best start ever and also pro-vided the program’s 20th overall double-digit winning streak. Following a slow start to SEC play that featured UGA’s first 0-4 league record ever, the Lady Bulldogs rallied to win eight of their next 14 games to secure a 31st all-time NCAA Tournament bid. The vital stretch included five wins over teams also invited to participate in the “Big Dance” – Florida (twice), Kentucky, LSU and Vanderbilt. A victory over Vanderbilt in the opening round of the SEC Tournament represented the Lady Bulldogs’ 20th “W” of the 2013-14 campaign. It was the 29th time in Andy Landers’ 35 seasons in Athens that Georgia reached that plateau. The aforementioned 31st appearance in “March Madness” also signified Georgia’s 20th straight NCAA Tournament bid and extended UGA’s fourth-longest active streak of consecu-tive bids in the nation behind only Tennessee, Connecticut and Stanford. The 2014 NCAA Tournament was also the 31st for Landers, Georgia’s first – and still only – full-time women’s basketball head coach. That tied him with Pat Summitt for the most NCAA bids by a Division I women’s basketball coach.

stegeMan’s winningest ever The Lady Bulldogs tied their record for home wins with 15 victories at Stegeman Coliseum during 2013-14.

Georgia’s 1983-84 and 1990-91 SEC Champi-onship teams both were a perfect 15-0 at what was then known as the Georgia Coliseum.

The 2012-13 Lady Bulldogs matched that win total with a 15-1 record, and Georgia equaled the mark for the second time in as many years with a 15-2 ledger in 2013-14.

Georgia is now 419-87 (.828) all-time in Stegeman Coliseum dating back to the 1975-76 season. The Lady Bulldogs were just 14-24 in four seasons of play within the Coliseum prior to Andy Landers’ arrival in 1979, making Landers-coached Georgia teams an even more impressive 405-63 (.865) on the UGA campus.

BarBee paces lady Bulldogs Shacobia Barbee accomplished a feat no Lady Bulldog had achieved in more than four decades of intercollegiate competition. The sophomore from Murfreesboro, Tenn., became the first Lady Bulldog ever to lead Geor-gia in average points, rebounds, assists and steals. Barbee was the only player in the SEC and one of just seven Division I players nation-ally to lead her team in ppg, rpg, apg and spg during 2013-14, joining Jessica Babe of Central Connecticut State, Taylor Hall of Chattanooga, Ashley Clark of Tulsa, Erin Rooney of Fordham, Amanda Hyde of Indiana Purdue-Fort Wayne and Crystal Bradford of Central Michigan as outlined below. Barbee was also a prominent name among SEC statistical leaders. She paced the league and finished No. 26 nationally in steals. All told, Barbee completed the year ranked among league leaders in seven of 13 categories kept – No. 1 in steals, No. 8 in rebounds, No. 7 in assist-to-turnover ratio, No. 7 in defensive rebounds, No. 10 in offensive rebounds, No. 14 in assists and No. 24 in points.

teaM-leading perforMersplayer, school ppg rpg apg spgBabe, Central Conn St. 13.1 6.5 4.1 2.3BarBee, georgia 12.2 7.9 3.2 2.6Hall, Chattanooga 15.0 8.6 4.5 2.5Clark, Tulsa 14.6 6.4 3.5 1.6Rooney, Fordham 17.5 7.3 5.2 1.3Hyde, IPFW 22.3 5.0 4.0 1.4Bradford, C. Michigan 20.3 12.2 4.6 2.7

Miller leaves her Mark Khaalidah Miller, the lone senior on Georgia’s 2013-14 roster, wrapped up her career ranked among UGA’s all-time leaders in four categories. Miller became Lady Bulldog Basketball’s 35th 1,000-point career scorer in a November win over Furman and eventually ascended to No. 22 among UGA’s top offensive producers with 1,291 points. Many of Miller’s points came from behind the 3-point arc, where she finished No. 2 in career takes (702) and No. 3 in career makes (218).

Miller’s final game with the Lady Bulldogs was her 132nd outing, No. 7 all-time at UGA.

aMerican-idol style decisions In nine of Georgia’s 32 games, the team trail-ing at halftime rallied to win...after the break.

The Lady Bulldogs came back from an inter-mission deficit to defeat Ohio State, Furman, Georgia State, Florida and Kentucky.

Conversely, Georgia surrendered halftime leads in road setbacks at Vanderbilt, Missouri, Texas A&M and Auburn.

freshMen starters continueAndy Landers long-standing tradition of

inserting freshmen into the Lady Bulldogs’ starting five continued during 2013-14.

Sydnei McCaskill got the nod in the season opener against Presbyterian to become the 73rd freshman to start during Andy Landers’ 35 seasons at UGA and the 23rd to do so in her Lady Bulldog debut.

McCaskill played all 40 minutes versus the Blue Hose, joining Coco Miller as the only Lady Bulldog freshmen to play every second of their collegiate opener.

Halle Washington became Georgia’s 74th freshman starter against S.C. State.

Eight Lady Bulldogs on the 2013-14 roster – Shacobia Barbee, Krista Donald, Erika Ford, Ti-aria Griffin, Merritt Hempe, McCaskill, Khaalidah Miller and Washington – all started as freshmen.

Barbee is also one of the 23 freshmen to start their collegiate opener.

donald quite a storyTo say that Krista Donald’s left knee is held

together with duct tape might be an exaggera-tion, but the contributions of the junior from Lake, Miss., could not be overstated.

Donald was plagued throughout most of her first two seasons with a nagging posterior cruci-ate ligament (PCL) in her left knee that severely limited her practice and playing time.

An arthroscopic procedure last summer to “clean up” the knee has allowed Donald to fully display her vast skill set.

Shacobia Barbee became the first player ever to lead Georgia in ppg, rpg, apg and spg.

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Donald began the year with a career high of 22 minutes versus Appalachian State in 2011-12.

Last season, Donald has logged more than 22 MP in 29 of 32 games, including 18 outings of 30-plus minutes, a 40-minute game at Florida and a career-high 44 MP at Texas A&M.

The MPG increase only begins to tell Don-ald’s story. After averaging 3.9 points and 2.9 rebounds in 12.3 mpg her first two seasons, she contributed 8.7 ppg and 7.0 rpg in 30.0 mpg in 2013-14. Donald reached double digits in just six of her first 55 games played at Georgia but did so in 14 of her next 25 outings.

heMpe post four career highsMerritt Hempe wrapped up the regular sea-

son with a career-high 22 points against Mis-sissippi State while matched up with 2014 SEC co-Defensive Player of the Year Martha Alwal.

That marked the fourth time during the sea-son Hempe posted a career-high output.

Hempe’s first career-best came with 13 points against Mercer on Nov. 14, topping the mark set last season versus Presbyterian on...wait for it...Nov. 14. FYI, Nov. 14 is now known within UGA circles as “Hem-pee DAY!”...spoken with the same tone and emphasis as the camel in the popular television commercial pertaining to Wednesdays.

Hempe then upped that with 18 points against Kennesaw State on Dec. 15, 19 at Texas A&M on Feb. 13 and 22 versus Mississippi State on March 2. She also posted her first career double-double with 15 points and 11 boards against Kentucky on Jan. 30.

ford on fire at end of seasonErika Ford averaged 15.6 points per game

over the Lady Bulldogs’ last eight regular-sea-son outings and continued those contributions throughout the postseason.

Ford opened the series with a career-high 27 points at Mississippi State and followed that with 16 against Ole Miss, nine at Texas A&M, 19 versus Florida, 20 against LSU, 13 at Auburn, 17 at South Carolina and four versus Mississippi State.

Ford was probably most impressive against LSU. She put up half of her points in the final 3:58, including four jumpers after the Lady Ti-gers cut Georgia’s lead to a single possession.

Ford then chipped in double-digits in the Lady Bulldogs’ combined three SEC and NCAA Tournament outings (10 versus Vanderbilt, 10 versus South Carolina and 16 against Saint Jo-seph’s), meaning she posted nine double-figure performances in Georgia’s last 11 games overall.

20 wins once again for landersAndy Landers secured his 29th 20-win cam-

paign in 35 seasons at the University of Georgia with an SEC Tournament victory over Vanderbilt.

Landers’ tally ranks fourth all-time among Division I women’s basketball head coaches...and third among active coaches. Pat Summitt tops that ledger with 36 20-win teams followed by C. Vivian Stringer (33), Sylvia Hatchell (30) and Jody Conradt (also 29).

lady dogs do lineup shuffleNine different Lady Bulldogs were utilized

to comprise seven variations of a starting five during 2013-14.

No player started all 32 contests; however Krista Donald, Merritt Hempe and Khaalidah Miller got the nod for 31 outings.

lady dogs hit “Magic nuMBer”Georgia reached the 80-point plateau six

times during the 2013-14 season and, in the process, improved perhaps any sports’ great-est statistical indicator other than scoring more points.

The Lady Bulldogs are now 431-6 when put-ting up 80 or more points during Andy Land-ers’ 35 seasons in Athens. That equates to an almost unfathomable winning percentage of 98.62700228833.

free throw woes iMproveAlthough Georgia was last in the SEC and

No. 325 (of 343) nationally in free throw per-centage, UGA was much better at the line late in the season.

With 1:46 remaining in its Jan. 16 win over Arkansas, Georgia had made 192-of-329 at-tempts at the charity stripe on the year, just a paltry 58.4 percent. The Lady Bulldogs then hit 8-of-10 FTs in the final 106 seconds to preserve a 60-58 win over the Razorbacks.

Beginning with that sequence and continu-ing through the last 14 contests, Georgia was 158-of-232 at the line, a much more respectable 68.1 percent.

Andy Landers’ confidence in his players’ abilities to knock down free throws never wa-vered, largely due to what he saw in practice.

“We shoot them great in practice just about every day,” Landers said. “I didn’t think it was broke. I just thought it was something a young team needed to get comfortable with in games. We shoot a good percentage in practice. I know we have good strokes.”

uga By the nuMBers georgia’s record was... Overall: .......................................................20-12 Home: .......................................................15-2 Away: ..........................................................3-8 Neutral: ......................................................2-2 Day Games: .................................................. 11-7 Night Games: .................................................9-5 November Games: ......................................... 7-0 December Games: .........................................5-1 January Games: .............................................3-5 February Games: ...........................................3-4 March Games: ................................................2-2 Monday Games: ............................................0-0 Tuesday Games: .............................................3-0 Wednesday Games: .......................................0-0 Thursday Games: ...........................................6-4 Friday Games: ................................................1-1 Saturday Games: ...........................................1-1 Sunday Games: ..............................................9-6 Overtime Games: ...........................................0-1 Television Games: ..........................................8-8 vs. Ranked Opponents: ..................................2-5 georgia’s record when... Leading at Halftime: .....................................15-5 Home Games: ..........................................12-0 Road Games: .............................................1-4 Neutral Games: .........................................2-1 Trailing at Halftime: .......................................5-7 Home Games: ............................................3-2 Road Games: .............................................2-4 Neutral Games: .........................................0-1 Tied at Halftime: .............................................0-0 Home Games: ............................................0-0 Road Games: .............................................0-0 Neutral Games: .........................................0-0 UGA Shoots 50 percent or better: ................4-0 UGA Shoots 40-49 percent: ..........................9-7 UGA Shoots 39 percent or less: ................... 7-5 Opp. Shoots 50 percent or better: ................0-2 Opp. Shoots 40-49 percent: ..........................6-8 Opp. Shoots 30-39 percent: ..........................9-2 Opp. Shoots 29 percent or less: ...................5-0 UGA Outrebounds (or ties) Opp.: ............... 17-7 Opp. Outrebounds Georgia: .........................3-5 UGA Has Fewer (or equal) TOs: ..................16-7 Opp. Has Fewer TOs: ......................................4-5 UGA Scores 80 points or more: ....................6-0 UGA Scores 70-79 points: .............................6-2 UGA Scores 60-69 points: .............................4-2 UGA Scores 59 points or less: .......................4-8

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Merritt Hempe upped her career-high output four times, lastly against Mississippi State.

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khaalidah Miller

halle washington

all gaMes: 20-12 (15-2 hoMe; 3-8 road; 2-2 neutral) player G-GS MP-AvG. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. Ft-FtA Pct. Reb.-AvG. PF-DQ A tO b S PtS.-AvG Shacobia Barbee 30-26 941-31.4 137-314 .436 25-91 .275 68-120 .567 236-7.9 80-3 95 65 9 79 367-12.2 Erika Ford 32-28 840-26.3 138-346 .399 35-94 .372 38-56 .679 132-4.1 66-0 44 58 6 35 349-10.9 Khaalidah Miller 32-31 1031-32.2 119-333 .357 49-178 .275 46-63 .730 121-3.8 65-2 99 74 6 31 333-10.4 Tiaria Griffin 29-6 607-20.9 94-258 .364 41-134 .306 35-47 .745 68-2.3 28-0 49 42 1 42 264-9.1 Merritt Hempe 32-31 807-25.2 106-229 .463 2-18 .111 63-92 .685 152-4.8 124-11 23 67 27 15 277-8.7 Krista Donald 32-31 961-30.0 111-209 .531 8-18 .444 47-76 .618 223-7.0 71-0 61 65 6 33 277-8.7 Halle Washington 32-1 502-15.7 51-125 .408 0-0 .000 29-64 .453 124-3.9 114-8 12 55 25 17 131-4.1 Marjorie Butler 25-5 353-14.1 17-57 .298 7-25 .280 12-19 .632 33-1.3 41-0 38 44 0 15 53-2.1 Kaelyn Causwell 20-0 132-6.6 12-30 .400 0-0 .000 7-15 .467 31-1.6 35-3 2 8 5 4 31-1.6 Sydnei McCaskill 14-1 173-12.4 7-22 .318 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 13-0.9 6-0 18 16 3 12 19-1.4 Samantha Glodis 11-0 45-4.1 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 11-1.0 1-0 0 3 0 0 10-0.9 Hannahkohl Almire 12-0 33-2.8 1-7 .143 0-1 .000 1-3 .333 6-0.5 4-0 3 3 0 0 3-0.3 TEAM 132-4.1 2 14 total 32 796-1939 .411 172-573 .300 350-561 .624 1282-40.1 637-27 444 514 88 283 2114-66.1 opponents 32 651-1702 .382 142-471 .301 435-625 .696 1113-34.8 576-11 335 561 108 206 1879-58.7 By period 1st 2nd ot total deadBall reBounds total Georgia 1009 1094 11 2114 Georgia 99 Opponents 847 1016 16 1879 Opponents 101

sec regular season gaMes: 7-9 – t-6th (6-2 hoMe; 1-7 road) player G-GS MP-AvG. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. Ft-FtA Pct. Reb.-AvG. PF-DQ A tO b S PtS.-AvG Shacobia Barbee 16-12 528-33.0 73-171 .427 17-57 .298 48-81 .593 128-8.0 48-3 42 32 4 42 211-13.2 Erika Ford 16-12 400-25.0 70-182 .385 17-49 .347 21-32 .656 63-3.9 32-0 23 30 2 16 178-11.1 Khaalidah Miller 16-16 539-33.7 59-175 .337 24-93 .258 29-38 .763 55-3.4 35-2 48 44 4 18 171-10.7 Merritt Hempe 16-16 449-28.1 54-113 .478 1-11 .091 36-51 .706 87-5.4 69-8 12 39 16 4 145-9.1 Krista Donald 16-16 508-31.8 56-100 .560 4-10 .400 28-41 .683 95-5.9 36-0 31 38 1 16 144-9.0 Tiaria Griffin 16-4 296-18.5 40-118 .339 16-56 .286 11-14 .786 27-1.7 18-0 17 18 0 17 107-6.7 Halle Washington 16-0 224-14.0 20-44 .455 0-0 .000 6-14 .429 47-2.9 57-4 7 24 12 5 46-2.9 Marjorie Butler 16-4 216-13.5 10-37 .270 7-19 .368 3-8 .375 17-1.1 25-0 17 28 0 8 30-1.9 Kaelyn Causwell 8-0 51-6.4 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 9-1.1 14-1 2 2 4 2 2-0.3 Sydnei McCaskill 2-0 10-5.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0-0.0 Hannahkohl Almire 2-0 2-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0-0.0 Samantha Glodis 2-0 2-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0 TEAM 64-4.0 1 7 total 16 383-947 .404 86-296 .291 182-280 .650 592-37.0 335-18 200 265 43 128 1034-64.6 opponents 16 355-858 .414 72-225 .320 266-364 .731 573-35.8 293-4 182 263 57 117 1048-65.5 By period 1st 2nd ot total deadBall reBounds total Georgia 484 539 11 1034 Georgia 43 Opponents 446 586 16 1048 Opponents 55

douBle-digit lady Bulldogspoints season careerKhaalidah Miller 20 69Shacobia Barbee 19 28Erika Ford 17 26Krista Donald 16 20Tiaria Griffin 13 23Merritt Hempe 11 13Halle Washington 2 2Marjorie Butler 1 2

rebounds season careerShacobia Barbee 7 12Krista Donald 6 8Khaalidah Miller 1 3Erika Ford 1 2Tiaria Griffin 1 1Merritt Hempe 1 1

double-doubles season careerShacobia Barbee 4 7Krista Donald 4 6Erika Ford 1 2Tiaria Griffin 1 1Merritt Hempe 1 1Khaalidah Miller 0 2

20-point games season careerErika Ford 4 4Khaalidah Miller 2 8Shacobia Barbee 2 3Tiaria Griffin 2 3Merritt Hempe 1 1Krista Donald 0 1

Individual Statistics

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erika ford

Marjorie Butler

hoMe gaMes: 15-2 player G-GS MP-AvG. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. Ft-FtA Pct. Reb.-AvG. PF-DQ A tO b S PtS.-AvG Shacobia Barbee 15-13 469-31.3 74-159 .465 12-43 .279 42-76 .553 114-7.6 36-0 55 31 4 37 202-13.5 Khaalidah Miller 17-17 560-32.9 72-180 .400 25-92 .272 24-34 .706 87-5.1 32-1 62 43 2 18 193-11.4 Tiaria Griffin 14-4 294-21.0 51-136 .375 22-73 .301 25-33 .758 39-2.8 16-0 29 21 0 29 149-10.6 Erika Ford 17-15 429-25.2 64-166 .386 14-39 .359 22-34 .647 69-4.1 32-0 20 24 5 21 164-9.6 Merritt Hempe 17-16 418-24.6 62-124 .500 0-8 .000 32-49 .653 79-4.6 59-3 6 30 16 10 156-9.2 Krista Donald 17-16 489-28.8 54-109 .495 4-7 .571 33-52 .635 115-6.8 38-0 31 34 6 22 145-8.5 Halle Washington 17-1 281-16.5 29-72 .403 0-0 .000 17-37 .459 76-4.5 57-4 9 27 16 11 75-4.4 Marjorie Butler 11-2 179-16.3 7-23 .304 4-9 .444 6-12 .500 15-1.4 17-0 19 21 0 8 24-2.2 Sydnei McCaskill 10-1 138-13.8 7-18 .389 5-11 .455 0-0 .000 12-1.2 6-0 14 11 3 10 19-1.9 Kaelyn Causwell 13-0 75-5.8 9-19 .474 0-0 .000 6-13 .462 15-1.2 25-2 2 5 2 3 24-1.8 Samantha Glodis 9-0 40-4.4 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 10-1.1 1-0 0 3 0 0 10-1.1 Hannahkohl Almire 9-0 28-3.1 1-7 .143 0-1 .000 1-3 .333 6-0.7 3-0 2 2 0 0 3-0.3 TEAM 70-4.1 1 5 total 17 433-1022 .424 86-283 .304 212-349 .607 707-41.6 323-10 249 257 54 169 1164-68.5 opponents 17 310-905 .343 80-278 .288 213-320 .666 615-36.2 328-7 144 329 58 98 913-53.7 By period 1st 2nd ot total deadBall reBounds total Georgia 562 602 - 1164 Georgia 41 Opponents 409 504 - 913 Opponents 36

road gaMes: 3-8 player G-GS MP-AvG. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. Ft-FtA Pct. Reb.-AvG. PF-DQ A tO b S PtS.-AvG Erika Ford 11-9 293-26.6 57-136 .419 13-35 .371 12-18 .667 43-3.9 24-0 21 28 1 13 139-12.6 Shacobia Barbee 11-9 372-33.8 50-121 .413 10-36 .278 25-42 .595 100-9.1 39-3 33 29 4 32 135-12.3 Khaalidah Miller 11-10 363-33.0 38-120 .317 19-67 .284 17-22 .773 28-2.5 24-1 27 29 3 12 112-10.2 Krista Donald 11-11 348-31.6 41-69 .594 2-7 .286 13-21 .619 75-6.8 24-0 21 25 0 6 97-8.8 Merritt Hempe 11-11 280-25.5 31-66 .470 2-6 .333 23-30 .767 52-4.7 50-7 13 26 9 2 87-7.9 Tiaria Griffin 11-2 216-19.6 31-82 .378 13-41 .317 6-9 .667 17-1.5 9-0 12 15 0 12 81-7.4 Halle Washington 11-0 160-14.5 15-37 .405 0-0 .000 4-10 .400 33-3.0 42-3 3 18 7 1 34-3.1 Marjorie Butler 11-3 141-12.8 9-31 .290 3-15 .200 3-4 .750 15-1.4 20-0 16 21 0 6 24-2.2 Kaelyn Causwell 5-0 38-7.6 1-7 .143 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 10-2.0 8-1 0 1 3 1 3-0.6 Hannahkohl Almire 1-0 1-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0-0.0 Sydnei McCaskill 2-0 13-6.5 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.5 0-0 0 3 0 1 0-0.0 TEAM 45-4.1 1 7 total 11 273-670 .407 62-208 .298 104-158 .658 419-38.1 241-15 147 202 27 86 712-64.7 opponents 11 249-597 .417 47-152 .309 184-238 .773 370-33.6 187-3 140 173 38 92 729-66.3 By period 1st 2nd ot total deadBall reBounds total Georgia 331 370 11 712 Georgia 27 Opponents 327 386 16 729 Opponents 37

neutral site gaMes: 2-2 player G-GS MP-AvG. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. Ft-FtA Pct. Reb.-AvG. PF-DQ A tO b S PtS.-AvG Erika Ford 4-4 118-29.5 17-44 .386 8-20 .400 4-4 1.000 20-5.0 10-0 3 6 0 1 46-11.5 Krista Donald 4-4 124-31.0 16-31 .516 2-4 .500 1-3 .333 33-8.3 9-0 9 6 0 5 35-8.8 Tiaria Griffin 4-0 97-24.3 12-40 .300 6-20 .300 4-5 .800 12-3.0 3-0 8 6 1 1 34-8.5 Merritt Hempe 4-4 109-27.3 13-39 .333 0-4 .000 8-13 .615 21-5.3 15-1 4 11 2 3 34-8.5 Shacobia Barbee 4-4 100-25.0 13-34 .382 3-12 .250 1-2 .500 22-5.5 5-0 7 5 1 10 30-7.5 Khaalidah Miller 4-4 108-27.0 9-33 .273 5-19 .263 5-7 .714 6-1.5 9-0 10 2 1 1 28-7.0 Halle Washington 4-0 61-15.3 7-16 .438 0-0 .000 8-17 .471 15-3.8 15-1 0 10 2 5 22-5.5 Kaelyn Causwell 2-0 19-9.5 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 6-3.0 2-0 0 2 0 0 4-2.0 Marjorie Butler 3-0 33-11.0 1-3 .333 0-1 .000 3-3 1.000 3-1.0 4-0 3 2 0 1 5-1.7 Hannahkohl Almire 2-0 4-2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1-0 0 1 0 0 0-0.0 Sydnei McCaskill 2-0 22-11.0 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0-0 4 2 0 1 0-0.0 Samantha Glodis 2-0 5-2.5 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.5 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0 TEAM 17-4.3 2 total 4 90-247 .364 24-82 .293 34-54 .630 156-39.0 73-2 48 55 7 28 238-59.5 opponents 4 92-200 .460 15-41 .366 38-67 .567 128-32.0 61-1 51 59 12 16 237-59.2 By period 1st 2nd ot total deadBall reBounds total Georgia 116 122 - 238 Georgia 14 Opponents 111 126 - 237 Opponents 16

Individual Statistics

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overall: 20-12 ◊ sec: 7-9 (t-6th) ◊ hoMe: 15-2 ◊ road: 3-8 ◊ neutral: 2-2

Game-By-Game Results

date ap/espn ap/espn opponent score/tip uga points uga reBounds opponent points opponent reBounds11/10 24/22 presbyterian w 45-30 10 – hempe 11 – Miller 7 – allen, walker 6 – allen, carter

11/14 24/22 Mercer w 72-41 15 – Barbee, ford 15 – Barbee 14 – anderson 13 – robinson

11/17 24/22 ohio state w 53-49 13 – ford 16 – donald 22 – alston 10 – adams, Moore

11/19 23/21 furman w 72-48 21 – griffin 10 – donald 14 – norwood 6 – wilkins

11/24 23/21 georgia tech w 63-56 20 – Miller 7 – Barbee 13 – davis 7 – Bivins, rogers

11/26 22/21 s.c. state w 74-58 23 – ford 10 – griffin 15 – williams 7 – williams

11/29 22/21 & vs. George Washington W 80-60 19 – Griffin 11 – Ford 9 – Schaible 9 – Washington

12/1 22/21 & vs. Georgia State W 70-58 14 – Ford, Griffin 14 – Barbee 22 – Long 10 – Long

12/12 16/17 at Belmont W 81-55 20 – Griffin 6 – Barbee, Donald, Washington 10 – Thompson 5 – Joubran

12/15 16/17 kennesaw state (css) w 91-32 18 – hempe 8 – Barbee, washington 12 – wells, young 11 – wells

12/17 16/15 lipscomb w 81-46 16 – Barbee 9 – griffin 15 – fothergill 7 – southern

12/21 16/15 at Rutgers L 58-61 18 – Barbee 11 – Donald 18 – Copper, Laney 10 – Laney

12/28 19/18 illinois (css) w 82-60 17 – Barbee, griffin 15 – donald 23 – crawford 5 – crawford, Moore

1/2 19/18 * at Vanderbilt (CSS) L 58-66 16 – Miller 8 –Donald 24 – Lister 5 – Bowe, Foggie, Lister

1/5 19/18 * 5/5 tennessee (spso) l 70-85 18 – donald 6 – donald, hempe 28 – Massengale 10 – harrison

1/9 25/21 * at Missouri L 56-66 12 – Miller 10 – Barbee 24 – Kulas 13 – Kulas

1/12 25/21 * texas a&M (sec tv) l 44-58 16 – Barbee 8 – Miller 16 – walker 16 – ade

1/16 * arkansas (css) w 60-58 17 – Barbee 9 – hempe 24 – jackson 7 – Bowen

1/19 * at Florida (CSS) W 68-62 23 – Ford 9 –Barbee, Donald 16 – Bonds 8 – Williams

1/26 * at Alabama (CSS) L 66-69 23 – Barbee 10 – Barbee 16 – Myers, Rivers, Williams 9 – Williams

1/30 * 13/12 kentucky (spso) w 58-56 15 – hempe 11 – donald 10 – walker 7 – Bishop

2/2 * at Mississippi State (CSS) L 67-80 27 – Ford 6 – Donald, Washington 20 – Alwal 7 – Alwal

2/9 * ole Miss w 84-63 16 – ford 7 – Barbee, Miller 15 – singletary 10 – jenkins, Mccray

2/13 * 14/14 at Texas A&M L OT-73-78 19 – Hempe 12 –Barbee 25 – Walker 8 – Ade

2/16 * florida (espnu) w 67-58 21 – Barbee 8 – Babee 18 – Bonds 7 – Bonds

2/20 * 19/18 lsu w 71-67 20 – ford 9 – Barbee 29 – plaisance 8 – plaisance

2/23 * at Auburn L 59-67 19 – Barbee 13 – Barbee 21 – Montgomer, Ty. Tanner 7 – Davis

2/27 * at 4/5 South Carolina L 56-67 17 – Ford 7 – Barbee, Donald 25 – Mitchell 9 – Ibiam

3/2 * Mississippi state (spso) w 77-48 22 – hempe 7 – Barbee 10 – carter, May 5 – carter

3/6 # vs. Vanderbilt (SPSO) W 53-43 12 – Miller 8 – Donald 19 – Foggie 8 – Batey

3/7 # vs. 5/7 South Carolina (SPSO) L 48-67 10 – Ford 13 – Donald 13 – Coates 9 – Welch

2/23 ^ vs. Saint Joseph’s (ESPN) L 57-67 16 – Ford 10 – Donald 18 – Shields 10 – Robinson

& - Georgia State Invitational (Atlanta) ◊ *-Denotes SEC game ◊ # - SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)

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lady Bulldog teaM highs & lowscategory high lowtotal points: 91 vs. Kennesaw St. 44 vs. Texas A&M-1 1st half points: 48 vs. Ole Miss 17 vs. Texas A&M-1 2nd half points: 50 vs. Furman 21 vs. Missourirebounds: 56 vs. Mercer 29 vs. Alabama, Tennessee

fgs Made: 35 vs. Kennesaw St. 16 vs. Texas A&M-1, Presbyterianfgs attempted: 76 vs. Mercer 45 vs. Arkansasfg percentage: .582 vs. Belmont .261 vs. S. Carolina-2

3fgs Made: 9 vs. Ole Miss, Alabama 1 vs. Auburn, Texas A&M-13fgs attempted: 32 vs. Missouri 9 vs. Mississippi St.-13fg percentage: .500 vs. Arkansas .067 vs. Texas A&M-1

fts Made: 18 vs. Mississippi St.-2 4 vs. Missourifts attempted: 30 vs. Georgia Tech 9 vs. S. Carolina-2, Missourift percentage: .933 vs. Mississippi St.-1 .375 vs. Ohio St.

assists: 24 vs. Kennesaw St. 7 vs. Vanderbilt-2, S. Carolina-1, Texas A&M-1turnovers: 24 vs. Auburn, Vanderbilt-1 6 vs. Kennesaw St.Blocked shots: 10 vs. Presbyterian 0 vs. Arkansas

individual teaM highs & lowscategory georgia opponentpoints: 27 by Erika Ford vs. Mississippi St.-1 29 by Theresa Plaisance (LSU)rebounds: 16 by Krista Donald vs. Ohio St. 16 by Achiri Ade (Texas A&M-1)

fgs Made: 10 by Erika Ford vs. Mississippi St.-1 12 by Theresa Plaisance (LSU)fgs attempted: 20 by Erika Ford vs. S. Carolina-1 23 by Danay Fothergill (Lipscomb)

3fgs Made: 4 by Erika Ford vs. Saint Joseph’s 5 by Jeanne Kenney (LSU) 4 by Khaalidah Miller vs. Mississippi St.-2, Alabama 5 by Amber Singletary (Ole Miss) 4 by Tiaria Griffin vs. Kennesaw St., Belmont, George Washington3fgs attempted: 13 by Khaalidah Miller vs. Alabama 12 by Amber Moore (Illinois) 13 by Tiaria Griffin vs. George Washington

fts Made: 8 by Merritt Hempe vs. Mississippi St.-2 11 by Tyrese Tanner (Auburn)fts attempted: 10 by Merritt Hempe vs. Presbyterian 12 by Tyrese Tanner (Auburn)

assists: 9 by Tiaria Griffin vs. S.C. State 10 by Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss)Blocked shots: 3 by Halle Washington vs. Ole Miss, Furman, Presbyterian 9 by Teanna Robinson (Mercer) 3 by Merritt Hempe vs. Lipscomb steals: 7 by Shacobia Barbee vs. Georgia St. 5 by Kiana Parker (Auburn), 5 by Katia May (Mississippi St.-1) 5 by Ivory Crawford (Illinois) Minutes played: 44 by Krista Donald (Texas A&M-2) 44 by Courtney Walker (Texas A&M-2)

opponent teaM highs & lowscategory high lowtotal points: 85 by Tennessee 30 by Presbyterian 1st half points: 44 by Mississippi St.-1 10 by Presbyterian 2nd half points: 45 by Texas A&M-2, Tennessee 16 by Ohio St.rebounds: 50 by Texas A&M-1 22 by Belmont

fgs Made: 28 by S. Carolina-2, Texas A&M-2 10 by Kennesaw St.fgs attempted: 68 by Illinois 40 by Vanderbilt-2fg percentage: .591 by Mississippi St.-1 .200 by Presbyterian

3fgs Made: 9 by Ole Miss 0 by Mississippi St.-2, Rutgers3fgs attempted: 26 by Ohio St. 1 by Rutgers3fg percentage: .667 by Mississippi St.-1 .000 by Mississippi St.-2, Rutgers

fts Made: 30 by S. Carolina-1, Tennessee 5 by Presbyterian, Furmanfts attempted: 38 by S. Carolina-1 8 by Furman, Presbyterianft percentage: .947 by Belmont .500 by Arkansas

assists: 18 by Rutgers 4 by Kennesaw St., Presbyterian

turnovers: 27 by Georgia Tech 8 by MissouriBlocked shots: 12 by Mercer 0 by Belmont, George Washingtonsteals: 16 by Auburn 2 by Vanderbilt-2

krista donald

Single-Game Superlatives

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shacoBia BarBee

sydnei Mccaskill

date opponent fgs pct. 3fgs pct. fts pct. reB a to Bl stl 1st/2nd=total

11/10 GEORGIA W 16-50 .320 2-12 .167 11-25 .440 51 9 16 10 9 19-26=45 PRESBYTERIAN 11-55 .200 3-19 .158 5-8 .625 37 4 16 3 6 10-20=30

11/14 GEORGIA W 29-76 .382 2-10 .200 12-19 .632 56 19 11 1 13 37-35=72 MERCER 12-52 .231 3-10 .300 14-21 .667 39 8 22 12 3 15-26=41

11/17 GEORGIA W 21-64 .328 5-14 .357 6-16 .375 49 10 10 1 8 29-24=53 OHIO STATE 16-57 .281 8-26 .308 9-17 .529 46 9 14 7 5 33-16=49

11/19 GEORGIA W 27-65 .415 4-18 .222 14-19 ,737 45 13 15 6 9 22-50=72 FURMAN 18-51 .353 7-19 .368 5-8 .625 30 10 22 1 4 31-17=48

11/24 GEORGIA W 21-55 .382 5-14 .382 16-30 .533 35 11 17 1 6 33-30=63 GEORGIA TECH 19-51 .373 5-18 .278 13-20 .650 44 5 27 4 4 26-30=56

11/26 GEORGIA W 27-55 .491 8-25 .320 12-16 .750 35 18 21 1 12 42-32=74 S.C. STATE 19-45 .422 5-11 .455 15-22 .682 23 10 20 2 9 25-33=58

11/29 & GEORGIA W 30-61 .492 8-26 .38 12-18 .667 42 17 17 4 10 40-40=80 VS. GEORGE WASHINGTON 21-55 .382 5-13 .385 13-17 .765 27 14 17 0 4 23-37=60

12/1 & GEORGIA W 28-68 .412 5-17 .294 9-21 .429 45 17 17 2 14 33-37=70 VS. GEORGIA STATE 20-60 .333 8-25 .320 10-16 .625 40 10 20 1 5 37-21=58

12/12 GEORGIA W 32-55 .582 8-18 .444 9-12 .750 34 20 19 3 11 45-36=81 AT BELMONT 17-48 .354 3-12 .250 18-19 .947 22 10 19 0 8 23-32=55

12/15 GEORGIA W 35-72 .486 7-21 .333 14-71 .667 45 24 6 6 14 45-46=91 KENNESAW STATE 10-46 .217 3-16 .188 9-15 .600 36 4 26 1 4 11-21=32

12/17 GEORGIA W 31-69 .449 5-18 .278 14-18 .778 55 21 16 4 11 39-42=81 LIPSCOMB 15-58 .259 6-25 .240 10-15 .667 31 9 19 1 6 23-23=46

12/21 GEORGIA L 23-56 .411 6-16 .375 6-10 .600 33 14 23 1 8 27-31=58 AT RUTGERS 24-53 .453 0-1 .000 13-18 .722 34 18 19 4 9 31-30=61

12/28 GEORGIA W 33-60 .550 5-12 .417 11-20 .550 51 20 23 2 12 38-44=82 ILLINOIS 23-68 .338 4-23 .174 10-15 .667 30 5 15 3 10 25-35=60

1/2 * GEORGIA L 21-52 .404 6-20 .300 10-15 .667 34 15 24 4 6 25-33=58 AT VANDERBILT 25-54 .463 6-15 .400 10-17 .588 31 15 17 1 10 24-42=66

1/5 * GEORGIA L 25-63 .397 5-22 .227 15-21 .714 29 15 17 1 9 28-42=70 TENNESSEE 25-55 .455 5-11 .455 30-33 .909 42 9 20 3 8 40-45=85

1/9 * GEORGIA L 23-71 .324 6-32 .188 4-9 .444 44 11 8 5 4 35-21=56 AT MISSOURI 23-59 .390 8-22 .364 12-14 .857 45 13 8 4 4 33-33=66

1/12 * GEORGIA L 16-55 .291 1-15 .067 11-26 .423 44 7 15 6 8 17-27=44 TExAS A&M 23-57 .404 1-10 .100 11-17 .647 50 12 21 4 7 31-27=58

1/16 * GEORGIA W 20-45 .444 6-12 .500 14-23 .609 37 14 21 0 6 27-33=60 ARKANSAS 20-48 .417 5-13 .385 13-26 .500 30 13 16 4 10 18-40=58

Game-By-Game TEam Statistics

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tiaria griffin

saMantha glodis

date opponent fgs pct. 3fgs pct. fts pct. reB a to Bl stl 1st/2nd=total

1/19 * GEORGIA W 22-59 .373 8-22 .364 16-18 .889 47 10 23 3 5 24-44=68 AT FLORIDA 24-60 .400 3-14 .214 11-13 .846 27 11 14 2 10 30-32=62

1/26 * GEORGIA L 23-57 .404 9-28 .321 11-15 .733 29 17 9 1 7 29-37=66 AT ALABAMA 23-50 .460 7-22 .318 16-19 .842 34 12 13 3 5 30-39=69

1/30 * GEORGIA W 23-64 .359 2-12 .167 10-16 .625 46 15 13 2 9 23-35=58 KENTUCKY 16-53 .302 6-24 .250 18-22 .818 39 8 14 6 6 24-32=56

2/2 * GEORGIA L 25-57 .439 3-9 .333 14-15 .933 31 11 21 3 10 37-30=67\ AT MISSISSIPPI STATE 27-52 .519 6-9 .667 20-26 .769 29 16 17 2 10 44-36=80

2/9 * GEORGIA W 32-63 .508 9-20 .450 11-25 .440 37 17 11 5 14 48-36=84 OLE MISS 20-60 .333 9-21 .429 14-25 .560 46 12 19 1 3 29-34=63

2/13 * GEORGIA L 29-67 .433 6-18 .333 9-13 .692 41 15 21 1 6 29-33-11=73 AT TExAS A&M 28-59 .475 2-9 .222 20-27 .741 36 16 16 4 9 17-45-16=78

2/16 * GEORGIA W 25-60 .417 7-27 .259 10-14 .714 39 10 16 4 3 35-32=67 FLORIDA 23-54 .426 4-12 .333 8-13 .615 33 9 18 3 4 26-32=58

2/20 * GEORGIA W 26-54 .481 6-17 .353 13-19 .684 30 13 12 2 11 36-35=71 LSU 25-53 .472 6-17 .353 11-14 .786 32 10 17 1 4 27-40-67

2/23 * GEORGIA W 25-61 .410 1-14 .071 8-14 .571 43 10 24 2 6 29-30=59 AT AUBURN 20-59 .339 3-18 .167 24-31 .774 34 12 13 6 16 28-39=67

2/27 * GEORGIA W 22-67 .329 4-14 .286 8-16 .500 38 7 13 2 9 18-38=56 AT SOUTH CAROLINA 18-43 .419 1-5 .200 30-38 .789 38 7 17 11 6 30-37=67

3/2 * GEORGIA W 26-52 .500 7-14 .500 18-21 .857 32 13 17 2 15 44-33=77 MISSISSIPPI STATE 15-42 .357 0-3 .000 18-29 .621 27 7 23 2 5 15-33=48

3/6 # GEORGIA W 20-52 .385 5-19 .263 8-15 .533 35 7 15 1 7 28-25=53 VS. VANDERBILT 17-40 .425 3-8 .375 6-15 .400 28 12 19 1 2 15-28=43

3/7 # GEORGIA L 18-69 .261 5-20 .250 7-9 .778 40 11 12 1 4 18-30=48 VS. SOUTH CAROLINA 28-49 .571 2-10 .200 9-21 .429 35 13 12 9 4 35-32=67

3/23 ^ GEORGIA L 22-65 .338 6-17 .353 7-12 .583 39 13 11 1 7 30-27=57 VS. SAINT JOSEPH’S 26-56 .464 5-10 .500 10-14 .714 38 12 11 2 6 38=29=67

& Georgia State Thanksgiving Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.) * SEC games # SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) ^ NCAA Tournament (Storrs, Conn.)

Game-By-Game TEam Statistics

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scoring offense team g pts avg. 1. Kentucky 35 2845 81.3 2. Tennessee 35 2725 77.9 3. Florida 33 2472 74.9 4. South Carolina 34 2478 72.9 5. Ole Miss 32 2308 72.1 6. Vanderbilt 31 2218 71.5 7. Mississippi State 36 2551 70.9 8. Texas A&M 36 2541 70.6 9. LSU 34 2379 70.0 10. Missouri 31 2159 69.6 11. Arkansas 30 1997 66.6 12. georgia 32 2114 66.1 13. Auburn 34 2239 65.9 14. Alabama 30 1944 64.8

scoring defense team g pts avg. 1. Arkansas 30 1623 54.1 2. South Carolina 34 1900 55.9 3. georgia 32 1879 58.7 4. Texas A&M 36 2146 59.6 5. Tennessee 35 2201 62.9 6. Auburn 34 2144 63.1 7. Mississippi State 36 2278 63.3 8. LSU 34 2212 65.1 9. Missouri 31 2034 65.6 10. Vanderbilt 31 2066 66.6 11. Kentucky 35 2396 68.5 12. Alabama 30 2066 68.9 13. Florida 33 2326 70.5 14. Ole Miss 32 2423 75.7

2013-14 southeastern conference standings league games all gamesschool w-l pct h a w-l pct h a n South Carolina 14-2 .875 8-0 6-2 29-5 .852 16-0 10-2 3-3Tennessee 13-3 .812 6-2 7-1 29-6 .828 16-3 8-2 5-1Texas A&M 13-3 .812 6-2 7-1 27-9 .750 15-2 9-2 3-5Kentucky 10-6 .625 5-3 5-3 26-9 .742 14-4 9-3 3-2Florida 8-8 .500 5-3 3-5 20-13 .606 12-4 5-7 3-2Auburn 7-9 .437 3-5 4-4 19-15 .558 11-5 5-8 3-2Alabama 7-9 .437 4-4 3-5 14-16 .466 9-5 3-9 2-2Vanderbilt 7-9 .437 4-4 3-5 18-13 .580 12-5 6-6 0-1Georgia 7-9 .437 6-2 1-7 20-12 .625 15-2 3-8 2-2LSU 7-9 .437 4-4 3-5 21-13 .617 13-4 5-8 3-1Arkansas 6-10 .375 4-4 2-6 19-11 .633 14-4 3-6 2-1Missouri 6-10 .375 3-5 3-5 17-14 .548 11-5 5-8 1-1Mississippi State 5-11 .312 4-4 1-7 22-14 .611 16-5 3-7 3-2Ole Miss 2-14 .125 1-7 0-8 12-20 .375 9-7 2-10 1-3

scoring Margin team off. def. diff. 1. South Carolina 72.9 55.9 +17.0 2. Tennessee 77.9 62.9 +15.0 3. Kentucky 81.3 68.5 +12.8 4. Arkansas 66.6 54.1 +12.5 5. Texas A&M 70.6 59.6 +11.0 6. Mississippi State 70.9 63.3 +7.6 7. georgia 66.1 58.7 +7.3 8. LSU 70.0 65.1 +4.9 9. Vanderbilt 71.5 66.6 +4.9 10. Florida 74.9 70.5 +4.4 11. Missouri 69.6 65.6 +4.0 12. Auburn 65.9 63.1 +2.8 13. Ole Miss 72.1 75.7 -3.6 14. Alabama 64.8 68.9 -4.1

ft percentage team ft fta pct 1. Missouri 367 490 .749 2. Vanderbilt 486 661 .735 3. LSU 523 723 .723 4. Tennessee 567 793 .715 5. Florida 528 744 .710 6. Mississippi State 705 997 .707 7. Texas A&M 506 733 .690 8. Arkansas 392 572 .685 9. Ole Miss 476 705 .675 10. South Carolina 627 930 .674 11. Kentucky 595 883 .674 12. Auburn 469 707 .663 13. Alabama 382 604 .632 14. georgia 350 561 .624

fg percentage team fg fga pct 1. South Carolina 859 1811 .474 2. Vanderbilt 783 1705 .459 3. Tennessee 999 2184 .457 4. Texas A&M 976 2166 .451 5. Florida 878 1970 .446 6. Kentucky 1029 2369 .434 7. LSU 860 2057 .418 8. Auburn 836 2030 .412 9. Arkansas 714 1737 .411 10. georgia 796 1939 .411 11. Missouri 750 1834 .409 12. Mississippi State 866 2179 .397 13. Ole Miss 832 2102 .396 14. Alabama 694 1782 .389

fg defense team fg fga pct 1. South Carolina 705 2035 .346 2. Tennessee 808 2208 .366 3. Texas A&M 786 2141 .367 4. Missouri 693 1837 .377 5. Arkansas 584 1538 .380 6. georgia 651 1702 .382 7. Auburn 728 1877 .388 8. LSU 755 1946 .388 9. Kentucky 862 2156 .400 10. Mississippi State 785 1934 .406 11. Florida 844 2038 .414 12. Alabama 763 1802 .423 13. Ole Miss 868 2030 .428 14. Vanderbilt 766 1734 .442

3-pt. fg percentage team 3fg 3fga pct 1. Vanderbilt 166 415 .400 2. Missouri 292 782 .373 3. Tennessee 160 444 .360 4. Arkansas 177 508 .348 5. South Carolina 133 383 .347 6. Kentucky 192 564 .340 7. LSU 136 401 .339 8. Florida 188 579 .325 9. Alabama 174 545 .319 10. Mississippi State 114 377 .302 11. Texas A&M 83 275 .302 12. georgia 172 573 .300 13. Ole Miss 168 567 .296 14. Auburn 98 372 .263

3-pt. fg defense team 3fg 3fga pct 1. Texas A&M 130 494 .263 2. Missouri 162 567 .286 3. South Carolina 127 437 .291 4. Kentucky 153 526 .291 5. Alabama 156 521 .299 6. georgia 142 471 .301 7. Arkansas 125 407 .307 8. LSU 204 661 .309 9. Tennessee 186 602 .309 10. Vanderbilt 155 497 .312 11. Auburn 185 590 .314 12. Ole Miss 171 542 .315 13. Mississippi State 133 407 .327 14. Florida 200 608 .329

3-pt. fgs per gaMe team tos opp. diff. 1. Missouri 31 292 9.42 2. Arkansas 30 177 5.90 3. Alabama 30 174 5.80 4. Florida 33 188 5.70 5. Kentucky 35 192 5.49 6. georgia 32 172 5.38 7. Vanderbilt 31 166 5.35 8. Ole Miss 32 168 5.25 9. Tennessee 35 160 4.57 10. LSU 34 136 4.00 11. South Carolina 34 133 3.91 12. Mississippi State 36 114 3.17 13. Auburn 34 98 2.88 14. Texas A&M 36 83 2.31

reBound Margin team reb. opp. diff. 1. Tennessee 45.6 34.2 +11.4 2. South Carolina 41.0 32.2 +8.8 3. georgia 40.1 34.8 +5.3 4. Texas A&M 41.3 36.1 +5.2 5. Kentucky 43.2 38.7 +4.5 6. Auburn 39.4 35.8 +3.6 7. LSU 40.0 36.6 +3.4 8. Mississippi State 39.2 36.6 +2.6 9. Missouri 39.9 37.4 +2.5 10. Vanderbilt 34.4 32.1 +2.3 11. Arkansas 36.1 35.1 +1.0 12. Alabama 38.0 39.6 -1.6 13. Ole Miss 40.5 42.7 -2.2 14. Florida 36.1 40.1 -4.0

assists team g asts avg. 1. Texas A&M 36 583 16.19 2. Vanderbilt 31 493 15.90 3. Missouri 31 479 15.45 4. Tennessee 35 536 15.31 5. Arkansas 30 452 15.07 6. Auburn 34 505 14.85 7. South Carolina 34 496 14.59 8. Kentucky 35 496 14.17 9. Mississippi State 36 509 14.14 10. georgia 32 444 13.88 11. Florida 33 454 13.76 12. Ole Miss 32 424 13.25 13. LSU 34 426 12.53 14. Alabama 30 341 11.37

Blocked shots team g Blks avg. 1. South Carolina 34 240 7.06 2. Auburn 34 166 4.88 3. Texas A&M 36 175 4.86 4. Arkansas 30 139 4.63 5. Mississippi State 36 158 4.39 6. LSU 34 138 4.06 7. Kentucky 35 141 4.03 8. Tennessee 35 135 3.86 9. Missouri 31 102 3.29 10. Alabama 30 91 3.03 11. Florida 33 94 2.85 12. georgia 32 88 2.75 13. Ole Miss 32 80 2.50 14. Vanderbilt 31 24 0.77

steals team g stls avg. 1. Auburn 34 354 10.41 2. Kentucky 35 343 9.80 3. Mississippi State 36 347 9.64 4. Florida 33 306 9.27 5. Arkansas 30 277 9.23 6. georgia 32 283 8.84 7. LSU 34 281 8.26 8. Tennessee 35 273 7.80 9. Texas A&M 36 278 7.72 10. Vanderbilt 31 230 7.42 11. Alabama 30 222 7.40 12. Ole Miss 32 232 7.25 13. Missouri 31 198 6.39 14. South Carolina 34 202 5.94

assist-to-to ratio team asts tos ratio 1. Arkansas 452 395 1.14 2. Texas A&M 583 550 1.06 3. South Carolina 496 485 1.02 4. Ole Miss 424 432 0.98 5. Missouri 479 502 0.95 6. Vanderbilt 493 528 0.93 7. Tennessee 536 579 0.93 8. Kentucky 496 543 0.91 9. Mississippi State 509 583 0.87 10. georgia 444 514 0.86 11. Auburn 505 593 0.85 12. Florida 454 557 0.82 13. LSU 426 580 0.73 14. Alabama 341 479 0.71

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SEC Individual Statistics

scoring player, school g pts avg. 1. Foggie, VU 31 589 19.0 2. Kulas, MO 31 568 18.3 3. Tanner, AU 33 561 17.0 McFarland, UM 32 544 17.0 5. Simmons, UT 35 577 16.5 6. Faleru, UM 30 493 16.4 7. Jackson, AR 30 485 16.2 8. Walker, TAMU 36 563 15.6 9. Bonds, UF 33 514 15.6 10. Mitchell, SC 34 527 15.5 11. Plaisance, LSU 34 520 15.3 12. Alwal, MSU 36 538 14.9 13. Myers, UA 29 426 14.7 14. Williams, TAMU 35 485 13.9 15. Simmons, UA 30 413 13.8 16. Lister, VU 31 426 13.7 17. Welch, SC 34 467 13.7 18. Harrison, UT 35 475 13.6 19. Eye, MO 31 400 12.9 20. O’Neill, UK 35 441 12.6 21. Stallworth, UK 30 374 12.5 22. Williams, UA 30 373 12.4 23. Coates, SC 34 417 12.3 24. BarBee, uga 30 367 12.2 25. Lewis, UF 33 401 12.2 26. Grant, MSU 36 411 11.4 27. Montgomery, AU 33 375 11.4 28. Kenney, LSU 33 374 11.3 30. ford, uga 32 349 10.9

reBounding player, school g rebs avg. 1. Faleru, UM 30 283 9.4 2. Harrison, UT 35 326 9.3 3. Alwal, MSU 36 317 8.8 4. Walker, UK 35 305 8.7 5. Lewis, UF 33 287 8.7 6. Coates, SC 34 285 8.4 7. Plaisance, LSU 34 269 7.9 8. BarBee, uga 30 236 7.9 9. Welch, SC 34 260 7.6 10. Gilbert, TAMU 36 269 7.5 11. Burdick, UT 35 256 7.3 12. donald, uga 32 223 7.0 13. Frericks, MO 31 215 6.9 14. Stallworth, UK 30 208 6.9 15. Ballard, LSU 30 206 6.9 fg percentage player, school fg fga pct 1. Harrison, UT 183 317 .577 2. Welch, SC 175 305 .574 3. Stallworth, UK 151 288 .524 4. Alwal, MSU 195 396 .492 5. Faleru, UM 184 394 .467 6. Walker, TAMU 234 506 .462 7. Bonds, UF 170 370 .459 8. Foggie, VU 185 406 .456 9. Kulas, MO 192 441 .435 10. Plaisance, LSU 188 443 .424 11. Tanner, AU 208 491 .424 12. Jackson, AR 163 385 .423 13. Simmons, UT 203 488 .416 14. McFarland, UM 193 466 .414 15. Williams, TAMU 187 454 .412

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ft percentage player, school ft fta pct 1. Goss, UK 127 141 .901 2. Kulas, MO 129 155 .832 3. Simmons, UT 99 119 .832 4. Bonds, UF 166 206 .806 5. Jackson, AR 111 138 .804 6. Grant, MSU 97 122 .795 7. Mitchell, SC 157 198 .793 8. Peoples, UF 86 110 .782 9. Plaisance, LSU 120 163 .736 10. McFarland, UM 119 164 .726 11. Foggie, VU 137 190 .721 12. Moore, UM 103 143 .720 13. Sessions, SC 74 103 .718 14. Dillingham, MO 109 153 .712 15. Gilbert, TAMU 116 163 .712

3fg percentage player, school 3fg 3fga pct 1. Eye, MO 108 253 .427 2. Myers, UA 84 212 .396 3. Kenney, LSU 71 181 .392 4. Foggie, VU 82 210 .390 5. Simmons, UT 72 200 .360

3-point field goals player, school g 3fgs avg. 1. Eye, MO 31 108 3.48 2. Myers, UA 29 84 2.90 3. Foggie, VU 31 82 2.65 4. Kenney, LSU 33 71 2.15 5. Simmons, UT 35 72 2.06 6. Frizzell, UM 32 58 1.81 7. Kulas, MO 31 55 1.77 8. Stock, MO 31 51 1.65 Lister, VU 31 51 1.65 10. Jackson, AR 30 48 1.60 11. O’Neill, UK 35 55 1.57 12. Miller, uga 32 49 1.53 13. Needles, UF 33 50 1.52 Montgomery, AU 33 50 1.52 Svete, UF 33 50 1.52 assists player, school g asts avg. 1. Jones, TAMU 36 261 7.25 2. Berna, AR 30 205 6.83 3. McFarland, UM 32 201 6.28 4. Doty, MO 31 175 5.65 5. May, MSU 36 175 4.86 6. Lister, VU 31 144 4.65 7. Simmons, UA 30 128 4.27 8. Bonds, UF 33 137 4.15 9. Peoples, UF 33 121 3.67 10. Kenney, LSU 33 115 3.48 11. Mitchell, SC 34 118 3.47 12. Parker, AU 34 113 3.32 13. Foggie, VU 31 99 3.19 14. BarBee, uga 30 95 3.17 15. Miller, uga 32 99 3.09

Blocked shots player, school g Blks avg. 1. Alwal, MSU 36 97 2.69 2. Ibiam, SC 34 83 2.44 3. Coates, SC 34 73 2.15 4. Muhammad, AU 27 56 2.07 5. Gilbert, TAMU 36 68 1.89 6. Mckinney, LSU 34 56 1.65 7. Jackson, AR 30 45 1.50 8. Welch, SC 34 47 1.38 9. Plaisance, LSU 34 46 1.35 10. Williams, UF 33 43 1.30 11. Tanner, AU 34 42 1.24 12. Frericks, MO 31 38 1.23 13. Tanner, AU 33 39 1.18 14. Bishop, UK 35 41 1.17 15. Stallworth, UK 30 35 1.17

steals player, school g stls avg. 1. BarBee, uga 30 79 2.63 2. Muhammad, AU 27 64 2.37 3. Jones, TAMU 36 81 2.25 4. Carter, MSU 36 78 2.17 5. Berna, AR 30 60 2.00 6. Tanner, AU 33 61 1.85 7. Mitchell, SC 34 62 1.82 8. McFarland, UM 32 58 1.81 9. Moncrief, LSU 31 56 1.81 10. Simmons, UA 30 54 1.80 11. Doty, MO 31 53 1.71 12. Faleru, UM 30 50 1.67 13. Peoples, UF 33 53 1.61 Harden, LSU 33 53 1.61 15. Carter, UT 35 56 1.60

assist-tO-to ratio player, school asts. tos ratio 1. Berna, AR 205 72 2.85 2. Jones, TAMU 261 111 2.35 3. McFarland, UM 201 100 2.01 4. Lister, VU 144 81 1.78 5. Doty, MO 175 100 1.75 6. May, MSU 175 109 1.61 7. BarBee, uga 95 65 1.46 8. Miller, uga 99 74 1.34 9. Parker, AU 113 86 1.31 10. Simmons, UA 128 103 1.24 11. Kenney, LSU 115 93 1.24 12. Peoples, UF 121 98 1.23 13. Mitchell, SC 118 97 1.22 14. Foggie, VU 99 83 1.19 15. Bonds, UF 137 125 1.10

Minutes played player, school g Mp avg. 1. Lister, VU 31 1121 36.16 2. McFarland, UM 32 1155 36.09 3. Simmons, UA 30 1046 34.87 4. Bonds, UF 33 1148 34.79 5. Foggie, VU 31 1075 34.68 6. Berna, AR 30 1032 34.40 7. Walker, TAMU 36 1210 33.61 8. Alwal, MSU 36 1197 33.25 9. Myers, UA 29 943 32.52 10. Eye, MO 31 1008 32.52

8. Vanderbilt 43 1. S. Carolina 67 9. Georgia 48

5. Florida 70 4. Kentucky 75 3. Texas A&M 86 6. Auburn 54

10. LSU 65 2. Tennessee 77

9. Georgia 53 13. Miss. State 67

12. Missouri 70

11. Arkansas 62

5. Florida 71 13. Miss. State 73

12. Ole Miss 63 12. Ole Miss 54 6. Auburn 70 10. LSU 78 7. Alabama 65

1. S. Carolina 58

3. Texas A&M 77

4. Kentucky 68

2. Tennessee 86

4. Kentucky 70

2. Tennessee 71

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no. 24/22 georgia 45, presbyterian 30

11/10/13 • Athens, Ga.presByterian (0-1)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpCarter 1-3 0-2 2-4 6 4 4 0 2 1 31Allen 3-14 0-0 1-2 6 3 7 1 0 0 25Walker 2-8 1-3 2-2 5 4 7 1 0 1 25Reffner 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 1 0 0 28Taylor 2-8 1-5 0-0 4 1 5 1 0 1 29Hobbie 1-6 1-2 0-0 0 1 3 0 1 2 19Kelly 1-5 0-0 0-0 4 3 2 0 0 1 21Richard 0-3 0-3 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5Grisillo 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Schaaf 1-6 0-4 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 15totals 11-55 3-19 5-8 37 18 30 4 3 6 200

georgia (1-0) Ford 3-13 0-1 0-0 9 3 6 0 1 2 35Donald 3-8 0-0 2-5 9 1 8 1 2 3 29Hempe 2-4 0-0 6-10 6 3 10 1 1 0 25Miller 3-10 0-5 1-3 11 2 7 6 1 2 40McCaskill 2-8 2-5 0-0 4 2 6 1 2 2 40Almire 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5Glodis 1-1 0-0 1-2 3 0 3 0 0 0 6Washington 2-5 0-0 1-5 8 5 5 0 3 0 20totals 16-50 2-12 11-25 51 16 45 9 10 9 200half: UGA 19, PC 10. tos: PC 16 (Carter 4, Reffner 4), UGA 16 (Ford 4, McCaskill 4, Washington 4). officials: Day, Small, Gonzales. att. - 3,165.

noteworthyA 9-0 surge puts UGA up 15-6 and PC never gets closer than seven there-after...Miller equals her career highs for rebounds, assists and minutes...McCaskill becomes the 73rd freshman to start for UGA during Landers’ 35 seasons in Athens and the 23rd to do so in their collegiate debut.

no. 24/22 georgia 53, ohio state 49

11/17/13 • Athens, Ga.ohio state (3-1)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpScullion 2-6 2-6 0-0 7 0 6 2 0 0 25Moore 2-11 0-0 2-3 10 3 6 2 1 1 30Adams 1-8 0-0 0-0 10 3 2 2 4 2 21Craft 1-7 1-6 1-4 1 2 4 1 0 0 31Alston 7-13 4-8 4-6 4 3 22 2 0 1 38Kynard 1-5 1-3 2-4 0 0 5 0 0 1 15Blair 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 2 0 8Ellerbe 1-3 0-1 0-0 4 0 2 0 0 0 19Ferguson 1-4 0-2 0-0 3 4 2 0 0 0 13totals 16-57 8-26 9-17 46 16 49 9 7 5 200

georgia (3-0) Barbee 3-12 1-3 1-2 9 3 8 5 0 2 40Donald 4-9 1-1 1-5 16 4 10 1 0 0 32Hempe 4-9 0-0 0-0 7 2 8 0 0 1 32Ford 6-19 0-4 1-2 3 3 13 0 0 1 37Miller 4-9 3-6 1-2 6 3 12 3 0 1 37McCaskill 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 2 6Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2Washington 0-6 0-0 2-5 6 2 2 0 1 1 14totals 21-64 5-14 6-16 49 19 53 10 1 8 200half: OSU 33, UGA 29. tos: OSU 14 (Alston 5), UGA 10 (Donald 2, Ford 2, Hempe 2, Miller 2). officials: Zentz, Morris, Morris. att. - 3,627.

noteworthyOSU opens with a 7-0 run, its biggest lead of the day...UGA responds with a 12-2 surge...UGA opens the second half with an 11-0 run and never trails again...OSU makes it a one-possession game three times...Donald, at 5-11, grabs a career-best 16 rebounds, including 12 in the second half, against an OSU lineup that features four forwards 6-2 or taller.

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Mercer 4111/14/13 • Athens, Ga.

Mercer (1-2)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpA. Williams 4-11 1-3 3-4 1 4 12 0 0 0 23Alemann 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 2 1 15Robinson 0-1 0-0 1-5 13 0 1 1 9 0 32Bridges 0-9 0-1 0-0 3 1 0 3 0 0 35Boykin 0-5 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 4 0 1 40B. Williams 0-9 0-4 8-8 3 1 8 0 0 1 20Anderson 6-11 0-0 2-4 9 3 14 0 1 0 31McClintock 2-2 2-2 0-0 0 1 6 0 0 0 4totals 12-52 3-10 14-21 39 13 41 8 12 3 200

georgia (2-0) Barbee 6-12 0-2 3-5 15 3 15 6 0 2 34Donald 3-8 1-1 0-0 6 1 7 0 0 0 14Hempe 6-17 0-2 1-2 4 3 13 0 0 1 23Ford 5-10 0-1 5-7 1 1 15 2 0 4 34Miller 6-12 1-4 0-0 7 2 13 6 0 1 27McCaskill 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 4 0 3 23Almire 0-0 0-0 1-3 3 0 1 1 0 0 2Glodis 1-3 0-0 2-2 3 0 4 0 0 0 11Causwell 0-5 0-0 0-0 3 5 0 0 0 0 5Washington 2-9 0-0 0-0 7 4 4 0 1 2 27totals 29-76 2-10 12-19 56 19 72 19 1 13 200half: UGA 37, MU 15. tos: MU 22 (Boykin 7), UGA 11 (McCaskill 3). officials: Mattingly, Dean, Roberts. att. - 2,405.

noteworthyA 24-2 run, which included a 17-0 surge, puts UGA up 33-11 with 4:13 left in the first half...Ford scored eight points in a 14-5 run to open the second stanza...Barbee collects a career-best rebounding tally...UGA outscores Mercer 46-8 in the paint.

no. 23/21 georgia 72, furman 48

11/19/13 • Athens, Ga.furMan (1-3)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpWilkins 2-13 1-4 0-0 6 2 5 2 0 0 35Durdaller 4-10 1-3 0-0 1 3 9 1 0 0 25Hodges 3-6 0-0 0-0 3 5 6 0 1 1 24Beasley 1-4 1-4 0-0 5 1 3 0 0 0 20Norwood 5-11 2-5 2-2 2 4 14 3 0 0 27Roberts 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 2 1 1 0 0 8Reimer 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Ellis 1-3 1-2 0-0 3 0 3 0 0 1 14Bryan 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 2 0 1 0 0 9Bunn 1-3 1-1 2-2 1 1 5 1 0 1 15Morrissey 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 1 7Wood 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 2 0 0 0 13totals 18-51 7-19 5-8 30 23 48 10 1 4 200

georgia (4-0) Barbee 3-9 1-5 0-0 4 2 7 2 0 1 27Donald 5-8 0-0 3-5 10 2 13 0 1 0 33Hempe 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 0 1 0 15Ford 3-6 1-1 1-2 6 2 8 5 1 2 21Miller 4-15 1-8 3-3 6 1 12 3 0 0 33McCaskill 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 2 0 0 8Griffin 8-16 1-3 4-6 4 1 21 1 0 6 29Almire 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Causwell 3-3 0-0 2-2 2 0 8 0 0 0 4Washington 1-3 0-0 1-1 5 1 3 0 3 0 24totals 27-65 4-18 14-19 45 13 72 13 6 9 200half: FU 31, UGA 22. tos: FU 22 (Norwood 7), UGA 15 (Griffin 5). of-ficials: Roberts, Blauch, Carroll. att. - 2,459.

noteworthyFU leads 31-17 before UGA uses a 26-0 run to seize control.

no. 23/21 georgia 63, georgia tech 56

11/24/13 • Athens, Ga.georgia tech (2-2)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpDavis 4-10 2-5 3-3 6 5 13 0 0 0 31Rogers 1-3 0-0 2-3 7 3 4 0 2 0 27Bivins 3-5 0-0 1-3 7 4 7 1 1 0 24Whiteside 1-6 0-3 0-1 5 3 2 3 0 0 33Wallace 4-14 3-10 0-0 3 4 11 0 0 1 33Maye 1-1 0-0 0-0 4 5 2 1 0 0 9Taylor 2-3 0-0 2-2 1 4 6 0 1 0 11Marshall 3-9 0-0 5-8 6 5 11 0 0 2 25Fountain 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 1 7totals 19-51 5-18 13-20 44 34 56 5 4 4 200

georgia (5-0) Barbee 5-10 1-3 3-8 7 3 14 4 0 1 37 Donald 1-4 0-0 4-4 6 3 6 3 1 1 38Hempe 2-7 0-0 0-0 4 5 4 0 0 1 19Ford 2-8 0-0 1-3 4 0 5 0 0 0 29Miller 7-13 3-7 3-5 4 4 20 4 0 1 40Griffin 1-6 1-4 2-3 0 0 5 0 0 2 14Causwell 1-2 0-0 0-3 3 5 2 0 0 0 12Washington 2-5 0-0 3-4 1 3 7 0 0 0 11totals 21-55 5-14 16-30 35 23 63 11 1 6 200half: UGA 33, GT 26. tos: GT 27 (Davis 5), UGA 17 (Miller 5). officials: Napier, McConnell, Sidlasky. technicals: Miller, UGA (00:48, 2nd), Wal-lace, GT (00:48, 2nd). att. - 3,084.

noteworthyA trio of Miller 3s gives UGA a 9-0 lead it never relinquishes...GT pulls within two at 20-18, 22-20 and 24-22 before a pair of Barbee FTs begins a 6-0 run...a Washington layup with 14:44 left gives UGA its largest lead of the day at 42-31...GT cuts it to 46-43 but Barbee answers with a layup...afer GT pulls within 50-47, Barbee coverts a three-point play...a Barbee steal and pass ahead to Miller puts UGA up 57-49 with 2:28 left.

no. 22/21 georgia 74, s.c. state 58

11/26/13 • Athens, Ga.s.c. state (1-3)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpRichbow 1-3 0-0 1-2 4 2 3 2 0 3 37Williams 6-14 0-2 3-4 7 2 15 0 0 1 28Goodwin 4-6 0-0 5-8 5 2 13 0 2 1 29Jones 2-6 2-3 1-2 1 2 7 3 0 0 28Duren 4-9 3-6 2-2 2 2 13 4 0 3 40Andersen 2-6 0-0 3-4 1 3 7 0 0 0 19White 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14Cheek 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2Jackson 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3totals 19-45 5-11 15-22 23 13 58 10 2 9 200

georgia (6-0) Ford 9-10 3-4 2-2 7 2 23 1 0 4 31Donald 3-5 0-0 0-0 3 3 6 0 0 1 24Washington 2-3 0-0 2-2 5 5 6 0 1 1 20Griffin 4-15 2-13 6-8 10 2 16 9 0 1 37Miller 5-13 1-5 0-0 1 1 11 6 0 1 37McCaskill 3-4 2-3 0-0 2 2 8 2 0 2 23Almire 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Glodis 0-1 0-0 1-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 6Hempe 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5Causwell 1-2 0-0 1-2 2 4 3 0 0 1 14totals 27-55 8-25 12-16 35 19 74 18 1 12 200half: UGA 42, SCSU 58. tos: SCSU 20 (Duren 5, Richbow 5), UGA 21 (Miller 4). officials: Bonner, Garland, Larance. att. - 2,272.

noteworthyUGA uses a 15-0 run to go up 21-6...Ford blisters the nets en route to a career-high scoring output...Griffin comes within an assist of just the third triple-double in UGA history...Washington becomes the 74th freshman – and eighth member of the 2013-14 roster – to start during Landers’ 35 seasons at UGA.

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Krista Donald notched back-to-back double-dou-bles vs. Ohio State and Furman.

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Khaalidah Miller scored the first nine points against Georgia Tech and UGA never trailed.

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Tiaria Griffin was named the MVP of the Georgia State Invitational.

no. 22/21 georgia 80, george washington 60

11/29/13 • Atlanta, Ga.george washington (3-2)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpSchaible 4-9 0-2 1-2 6 4 9 3 0 0 24Washington 4-9 0-0 0-0 9 2 8 0 0 1 21Wilson 3-5 0-0 0-0 2 3 6 1 0 1 22Nipe 2-8 1-3 2-2 1 2 7 1 0 0 27Jackson 3-6 2-3 0-0 0 3 8 3 0 2 30Miller 1-8 0-0 5-6 1 2 7 4 0 0 23Brown 1-2 1-2 2-2 0 1 5 0 0 0 13Cranshaw 1-3 1-3 1-2 0 0 4 1 0 0 10Anderson 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 1 0 0 17Chandler 2-3 0-0 2-3 4 0 6 0 0 0 13totals 21-55 5-13 13-17 27 20 60 14 0 4 200

georgia (7-0) Barbee 5-11 1-4 0-0 7 1 11 4 1 4 29Donald 4-6 0-0 0-1 2 1 8 0 0 0 24Hempe 1-3 0-1 4-6 9 4 6 1 2 2 24Ford 5-11 0-3 0-0 11 0 10 2 0 0 26Miller 5-12 3-8 1-1 1 2 14 4 0 0 23McCaskill 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 1 18Griffin 6-12 4-8 3-4 2 1 19 3 0 1 24Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5Washington 4-4 0-0 4-6 6 4 12 0 1 2 21totals 30-61 8-26 12-18 42 16 80 17 4 10 200half: UGA 40, GWU 23. tos: GWU 17 (Jackson 3, Miller 3, Nape 3, Schaible 3), UGA 17 (Hempe 4). officials: Norton, Starkey, Pierre. att. - 538.

no. 22/21 georgia 70, georgia state 58

12/1/13 • Atlanta, Ga.georgia (8-0)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 6-10 0-2 0-3 14 3 12 6 0 7 30Donald 4-7 0-1 4-6 4 2 12 1 0 1 27Hempe 3-7 0-0 1-2 5 5 7 3 1 1 26Ford 6-14 2-4 0-0 5 4 14 3 0 0 29Miller 0-9 0-3 1-2 6 1 1 2 0 1 23McCaskill 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5Griffin 5-11 3-7 1-2 1 0 14 1 0 2 24Washington 2-6 0-0 1-4 3 5 5 0 1 0 19Butler 2-4 0-0 1-2 3 1 5 1 0 1 17totals 28-68 5-17 9-21 45 21 70 17 2 14 200

georgia state (2-6) Long 6-12 4-7 6-6 10 1 22 1 0 3 37Smith 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 0 14Gerrin 2-6 0-0 1-3 4 3 5 0 0 0 31Nolan 2-6 0-1 1-3 2 2 5 2 0 2 28Andrews 4-18 1-10 0-0 5 3 9 4 0 0 34Hannoun 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Dogo 1-4 0-0 2-4 4 5 4 2 1 0 13Groover 1-5 0-0 0-0 5 1 2 0 0 0 11Jackson 2-3 2-3 0-0 1 4 6 0 0 0 12Moss 2-5 1-4 0-0 1 2 5 1 0 0 19totals 20-60 8-25 10-16 40 22 58 10 1 5 200half: GSU 37, UGA 33. tos: UGA 17 (Barbee 4, Miller 4), GSU 20 (An-drews 6). officials: Norton, Mitchell, Whaley. att. - 608.

noteworthyGSU scores the game’s first six points...a 14-0 push puts UGA up 26-22 but Long scores 10 over the final 6:01 of the half...a 12-0 surge delivers a lasting lead for UGA...Griffin is named tourney MVP.

rutgers 61,no. 16/15 georgia 58

12/21/13 • Piscataway, N.J.georgia (11-1)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 7-15 2-3 2-5 7 4 18 4 0 3 39Donald 1-6 0-1 2-2 11 2 4 3 0 0 35Hempe 3-4 1-1 0-0 3 4 7 1 0 0 16Ford 3-6 0-0 0-0 0 1 6 1 0 2 21Butler 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 2 2 0 1 13Miller 4-10 3-8 0-0 2 3 11 1 0 1 35Griffin 2-9 0-3 1-1 1 0 5 1 0 1 16Causwell 1-3 0-0 1-2 4 0 3 0 1 0 15Washington 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 4 2 1 0 0 10totals 23-56 6-16 6-10 33 20 58 14 1 8 200

rutgers (9-2) Copper 7-11 0-0 4-5 3 3 18 1 0 1 36Laney 7-10 0-0 4-4 10 1 18 4 0 1 39Holivay 3-8 0-0 1-4 1 4 7 0 2 1 18Scaife 4-13 0-0 2-2 6 1 10 3 0 1 31Davis 1-2 0-0 0-1 6 1 2 6 0 3 34Canty 1-5 0-1 0-0 3 3 2 4 0 1 22Person 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 0 2 0 0 1 4Evans 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 2 0 13Burke 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Butts 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2totals 24-53 0-1 13-18 34 17 61 18 4 9 200half: RU 31, UGA 27. tos: UGA 23 (Barbee 8), UGA 19 (Laney 4). of-ficials: Dean, Lewis, Titus. att. - 1,557.

noteworthyRU leads 9-0 as UGA commits TOs on its first seven possessions...UGA rallies to tie it at 27-27...UGA leads twice, lastly at 46-45 with 7:25 left...RU goes on a 14-6 run to go up 59-52 with 37 seconds left...a pair of Barbee 3s pulls UGA with 59-58 with seven ticks left...after a pair of Scaife FTs, Miller’s 30-footer at the buzzer draws front iron.

no. 16/17 georgia 81, Belmont 51

12/12/13 • Nashville, Tenn.georgia (9-0)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 2-6 0-1 2-2 6 2 6 5 1 4 28Donald 5-5 0-0 0-1 6 3 10 2 0 1 29Hempe 5-6 0-0 3-3 3 4 13 2 2 0 30Ford 4-7 1-2 0-0 3 4 9 2 0 1 20Miller 6-9 3-5 0-0 3 1 15 1 0 2 26McCaskill 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8Griffin 7-11 4-7 2-2 0 0 20 3 0 3 26Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+Washington 2-6 0-0 0-2 6 4 4 0 0 0 14Butler 1-4 0-2 2-2 2 3 4 4 0 0 18totals 32-55 8-18 9-12 34 21 81 20 3 11 200

BelMont (3-7) Carroll 3-5 3-3 0-0 1 1 9 0 0 1 32Joubran 2-6 0-1 5-6 5 1 9 2 0 2 25Bryce 3-7 0-1 3-3 4 4 9 0 0 3 22Tarrence 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 2 2 1 0 0 19Mills 0-5 0-2 2-2 1 1 2 1 0 0 25Perry 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 0 9Roman 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5Blevins 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 4 0 0 0 3Luffman 0-7 0-2 6-6 3 2 6 3 0 2 27Thompson 5-6 0-0 0-0 1 1 10 0 0 0 9Zander 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 11Cohlmeyer 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Vaught 1-5 0-2 2-2 0 0 4 1 0 0 12totals 17-48 3-12 18-19 22 13 55 10 0 8 200half: UGA 45, BU 23. tos: UGA 19 (Hempe 6), BU 19 (Mills 6). officials: Grinter, Brewer, Winders. att. - 466.

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no. 16/17 georgia 91, kennesaw state 3212/15/13 • Athens, Ga.

kennesaw state (1-8)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpSawyers 0-5 0-3 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 24Smith 1-1 1-1 2-2 2 1 5 0 0 0 16Dixon 0-3 0-0 1-2 3 3 1 0 0 0 21Young 3-9 2-7 4-4 3 2 12 1 0 0 35Wells 5-11 0-1 2-6 11 2 12 0 0 2 29Capellan 1-6 0-0 0-0 6 4 2 0 1 1 16Blackmon 0-6 0-4 0-1 1 1 0 0 0 1 17Branch 0-4 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 2 0 0 15Brooks 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 5 0 1 0 0 17totals 10-46 3-16 9-15 36 19 32 4 1 4 200

georgia (10-0) Barbee 5-10 0-2 3-4 8 2 13 4 1 0 21Donald 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 2 6 3 1 1 19Hempe 7-10 0-0 4-5 4 2 18 0 1 2 19Ford 2-7 1-4 0-0 0 1 5 0 1 0 16Miller 5-10 1-5 1-1 6 1 12 2 0 0 25McCaskill 2-2 1-1 0-0 0 2 5 2 1 1 16Griffin 4-9 4-8 1-2 0 0 13 2 0 3 16Almire 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 2 0 0 0 9Glodis 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 1 2 0 0 0 8Causwell 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 2 0 0 0 1 4Washington 5-9 0-0 2-4 8 3 12 4 1 3 27Butler 0-3 0-1 3-4 3 3 3 7 0 3 20totals 35-72 7-21 14-21 45 20 91 24 6 14 200half: UGA 45, KSU 11. tos: KSU 26 (Wells 9), UGA 6 (Miller 2). officials: Forsberg, Spurlock, Knight. att. - 2,953.

noteworthyUGA opens on a 16-2 run...Hempe scores 10 points in the first 7:30 of the game and eventually outscored the Owls as a team, 14-11, in the first half...UGA equals its eighth-best start ever.

no. 16/15 georgia 81, lipscomb 46

12/17/13 • Athens, Ga.lipscoMB (2-6)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBliss 0-1 0-1 2-2 0 3 2 1 0 0 32Cooper 3-13 1-6 0-0 3 4 7 1 0 2 30Southern 5-8 0-0 0-0 7 3 10 1 0 1 29Fothergill 4-23 2-11 5-9 5 2 15 1 0 2 34Dillard 0-5 0-0 3-4 5 2 3 3 0 0 33Charpentier 1-2 1-2 0-0 1 0 3 1 0 0 6Smith 2-4 2-4 0-0 2 0 6 1 0 1 19LeGate 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 7Apple 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Reece 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 7totals 15-58 6-25 10-15 31 16 46 9 1 6 200

georgia (11-0) Ford 3-9 1-3 0-0 7 2 7 4 0 1 24Barbee 6-11 0-1 4-4 8 2 16 4 1 3 26Hempe 6-8 0-0 3-4 4 4 15 0 3 0 20Griffin 5-13 2-7 0-0 9 2 12 4 0 5 29Miller 2-7 2-5 2-2 4 1 8 3 0 1 28McCaskill 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 9Almire 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 0 3Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Donald 3-6 0-0 0-0 5 1 6 0 0 0 15Causwell 2-3 0-0 3-4 0 0 7 0 0 0 4Washington 3-6 0-0 2-4 6 2 8 0 0 0 16Butler 1-4 0-2 0-0 2 1 2 4 0 1 23totals 31-69 5-18 14-18 55 17 81 21 4 11 200half: UGA 39, LU 23. tos: LU 19 (Dillard 8), UGA 16 (Barbee 5). officials: Hall, Rezac, Riggs. att. - 2,269.

noteworthyUGA leads 26-23 with 4:32 left in the first half before closing the period on a 13-0 run...UGA opens the second stanza with a 22-2 surge.

no. 19/18 georgia 82, illinois 60

12/28/13 • Athens, Ga.illinois (7-6)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpCrawford 9-17 0-4 5-7 5 4 23 0 0 5 38Moore 5-17 3-12 3-4 5 2 16 1 0 1 37Grant 3-9 0-1 0-0 1 1 6 0 2 0 26Smith 4-7 0-0 0-0 3 3 8 2 1 0 18Hartwell 1-7 1-2 0-0 1 3 3 2 0 2 33Piper 0-2 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5Gleason 1-2 0-1 0-1 1 1 2 0 0 1 5Tuck 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 12Livingston 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10Oden 0-3 0-0 2-3 4 4 2 0 0 1 15McConnell 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1totals 23-68 4-23 10-15 30 18 60 5 3 10 200

georgia (12-1) Barbee 8-14 0-0 1-4 8 3 17 6 1 4 31 Donald 4-7 0-0 2-4 15 2 10 7 0 4 34Hempe 1-2 0-0 1-2 4 4 3 0 0 1 19Ford 5-11 1-1 3-4 4 1 14 0 1 1 25Miller 5-8 2-5 0-0 4 1 12 4 0 1 33McCaskill 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Griffin 6-10 2-6 3-4 4 2 17 3 0 1 23Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Causwell 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2Washington 2-5 0-0 1-2 6 4 5 0 0 0 15Butler 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 2 0 0 0 13totals 33-60 5-12 11-20 51 21 82 20 2 12 200half: UGA 38, UI25. tos: UI 15 (Hartwell 4), UGA 23 (Butler 6, Wash-ington 6). officials: Zentz, Cross, Morris. technicals: Landers, UGA (13:28, 2nd). att. - 3,388.

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vanderbilt 66 no. 19/18 georgia 581/2/14 • Nashville, Tenn.

georgia (12-2, 0-1)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 1-7 0-4 3-4 7 2 5 6 1 2 37Donald 6-8 0-0 0-0 8 4 12 0 0 0 25Hempe 1-5 0-1 6-8 7 5 8 2 2 1 37Ford 5-10 2-3 0-1 3 1 12 1 0 1 17Miller 6-13 3-7 1-2 2 2 16 3 0 0 36Griffin 2-8 1-4 0-0 3 2 5 3 0 2 27Washington 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 1 0 15Butler 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6totals 21-52 6-20 10-15 34 20 58 15 4 6 200

vanderBilt (12-2, 1-0) Schrann 3-5 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 1 0 1 22Batey 3-4 0-0 1-2 3 4 7 0 0 2 11Bowe 1-7 0-0 0-0 5 2 2 2 0 1 25Foggie 4-12 2-7 1-5 5 2 11 3 0 1 40Lister 8-12 4-5 4-4 5 1 24 4 0 2 40Jenkins 2-3 0-0 1-2 2 2 5 0 1 2 19Webb 2-3 0-0 1-2 2 3 5 3 0 1 13Smith 2-8 0-3 2-2 4 1 6 1 0 0 26Long 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 2 0 1 0 0 4totals 25-54 6-15 10-17 31 17 66 15 1 10 200half: UGA 25, VU 24. tos: UGA 24 (Barbee 5), VU 17 (Lister 5). of-ficials: Trammell, Blauch, Gulbeyan. technicals: Landers, UGA (16:43, 2nd). att. - 3,607.

noteworthyA back-and-forth first half features four ties and five lead changes...VU opens the second half on a 9-4...UGA responds with a 15-4 surge over the next 5:22...a Foggie jumper ignites a 16-5 spurt that gives VU control...Lister scores half of her points during the surge.

no. 5/5 tennessee 85, no. 19/18 georgia 70

1/5/14 • Atlanta, Ga.tennessee (12-2, 1-1)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpJones 2-5 0-1 2-2 2 1 6 0 0 1 24Harrison 5-11 0-0 8-8 10 4 18 2 1 1 22Russell 3-5 0-0 1-2 5 3 7 1 1 0 26Simmons 3-9 1-3 4-5 5 1 11 0 0 2 24Massengale 8-14 2-4 10-10 2 0 28 2 0 2 30Reynolds 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 1 0 0 16Moore 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Burdick 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 1 0 0 16Graves 2-3 0-0 3-4 2 4 7 0 1 1 17Carter 2-5 2-2 2-2 5 1 8 2 0 1 24totals 25-55 5-11 30-33 42 19 85 9 3 8 200

georgia (12-3, 0-2) Barbee 6-13 0-3 0-3 3 2 12 0 0 3 25Donald 6-8 0-1 6-7 6 3 18 2 0 3 38Hempe 5-7 0-1 3-4 6 5 13 3 1 0 29Ford 3-8 1-1 0-0 3 0 7 1 0 1 24Miller 1-9 1-6 2-2 2 2 5 5 0 1 35Griffin 4-16 3-10 4-4 2 3 15 1 0 0 21Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 3 0 1 0 0 8Washington 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5Butler 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 2 0 1 15totals 25-63 5-22 15-21 29 23 70 15 1 9 200half: UT 40, UGA 28. tos: UT 20 (Graves 4, Simmons 4), UGA 17 (Barbee 3, Butler 3, Donald 3, Miller 3). officials: Napier, Roberts, McConnell. att. - 6,571.

noteworthyAfter trailing 76-49 with 7:39 left, UGA embarks on a 21-0 run that makes it 76-70 with 1:12 left...UT then makes 9-of-10 FTs in the final 70 seconds.

texas a&M 58, no. 25/21 georgia 441/12/14 • Athens, Ga.

texas a&M (13-4, 3-0)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpWilliams 2-7 0-1 0-2 3 3 4 1 0 0 23Ade 1-7 0-0 1-2 16 3 3 1 2 0 38Gilbert 2-4 0-0 1-2 5 3 5 1 2 0 24Walker 7-13 0-1 2-2 6 4 16 0 0 3 30Jones 4-8 0-2 5-7 8 4 13 7 0 3 31Knox 1-4 0-2 2-2 4 2 4 1 0 0 18Terry 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Jennings 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 6Scott 5-9 1-4 0-0 0 1 11 1 0 0 16Mitchell 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 2 0 0 0 10Scott-Williams 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3totals 23-57 1-10 11-17 50 21 58 12 4 7 200

georgia (12-5, 0-4) Miller 2-12 0-4 2-4 8 3 6 3 0 2 28Donald 2-4 0-0 4-6 5 3 8 2 0 0 27Hempe 1-7 0-1 1-4 3 4 3 0 2 0 33Griffin 1-7 0-3 0-0 0 0 2 1 0 1 21Butler 0-4 0-2 0-2 5 4 0 0 0 0 29Barbee 6-9 1-3 3-8 5 1 16 0 0 3 30Causwell 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 1 2 0 7Washington 2-3 0-0 1-2 5 2 5 0 2 1 13Ford 1-7 0-2 0-0 1 2 2 0 0 1 12totals 16-55 1-15 11-26 35 19 44 7 6 8 200half: TAMU 31, UGA 17. tos: TAMU 21 (Williams 5), UGA 15 (Hempe 5). officials: Dickerson, Cunningham, Forsberg. att. - 3,420.

noteworthyAfter three early ties, a 17-4 run puts TAMU up 23-10...UGA trims the margin to 49-35 with 7:20 left but fails on four possessions to pull any closer.

Missouri 66, no. 25/21 georgia 561/9/14 • Columbia, Mo.

georgia (12-4, 0-3)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpMiller 4-18 2-12 2-3 5 1 12 2 2 1 40Donald 5-9 0-1 1-2 7 0 11 1 0 0 31Hempe 3-7 0-1 0-0 4 5 6 0 1 0 19Griffin 2-9 2-7 1-2 6 0 7 1 0 0 36Butler 1-5 1-3 0-0 0 1 3 4 0 2 15Barbee 4-12 1-5 0-0 10 5 9 1 0 1 28Washington 3-5 0-0 0-1 1 4 6 0 1 0 14Ford 1-6 0-3 0-1 6 2 2 2 1 0 17totals 23-71 6-32 4-9 44 18 56 11 5 4 200

Missouri (13-3, 2-1) Stock, Mo. 2-9 1-5 3-3 6 1 8 0 0 0 29Kulas 8-16 3-6 5-6 13 2 24 2 2 1 35Frericks 2-8 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 0 0 0 12Eye 2-5 2-5 0-0 6 4 6 1 0 0 26Doty 0-5 0-2 2-2 6 2 2 7 0 1 29Fowler 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6Stock, Ma. 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 3 0 0 1 19Cunningham 2-3 0-0 2-2 0 0 6 1 0 0 12Jackson 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4McDowell 6-8 1-1 0-1 5 3 13 2 2 1 28totals 23-59 8-22 12-14 45 14 66 13 4 4 200half: UGA 35, UM 33. tos: UGA 8 (Hempe 2, Miller 2), MU 8 (Doty 3). officials: Price, Bonner, Larance. att. - 1,051.

noteworthyA 7-0 surge midway through the first half puts UGA up 21-11...UGA leads 35-29 before Cunningham scores both her buckets in the final 49 seconds of the half...MU uses a 13-5 run to grab its first lead at 45-44...there are six lead changes over the next 2:56 before MU closes the game on a 16-5 run.

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georgia 60, arkansas 58

1/16/14 • Athens, Ga.arkansas (14-4, 1-4)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpPeak 4-10 1-1 1-5 2 3 10 2 1 0 34Bowen 2-2 0-0 1-7 7 5 5 2 1 2 24Jackson 7-19 3-6 7-7 4 3 24 1 0 2 35Adams 0-4 0-2 1-1 0 1 1 1 0 0 25Berna 5-8 1-4 1-2 5 2 12 7 0 3 39Brooks 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 1 0 6Bailey 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 2 2 0 0 2 17Wolff 1-3 0-0 2-4 4 1 4 0 1 1 20totals 20-48 5-13 13-26 30 19 58 13 4 10 200

georgia (13-5, 1-4) Miller 2-7 1-3 0-0 5 5 5 5 0 0 35Donald 4-7 0-0 3-4 5 3 11 1 0 1 34Hempe 3-10 0-0 3-5 9 4 9 1 0 0 32Griffin 3-5 1-2 1-1 2 1 8 0 0 0 12Butler 3-5 3-3 1-3 3 0 10 3 0 2 38Barbee 5-10 1-3 6-8 6 3 17 3 0 3 31Washington 0-0 0-0 0-2 4 5 0 1 0 0 14Ford 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4totals 20-45 6-12 14-23 37 22 60 14 0 6 200half: UGA 27, ARK 18. tos: ARK 16 (Bowen 5), UGA 21 (Miller 5). of-ficials: Blauch, Gulbeyan, Winders. att. - 2,458.

noteworthyA 17-2 run puts UGA up 24-11 at the 5:26 mark of the first half...ARK trims it to 24-18 before UGA pushes the margin back to nine on a three-point play by Hempe...back-to-back steals by Barbee result in a 6-0 surge covering just 16 seconds that puts UGA up 36-20...UGA leads 47-33 with 9:48 left before a 14-2 ARK run makes it 49-47 at the 4:40 mark...Butler responds with her third 3 of the half...ARK gets within one at 52-51 and 55-54, but UGA makes 8-of-10 FTs in the final 106 seconds to preserve the victory.

georgia 68, florida 62

1/19/14 • Gainesville, Fla.georgia (14-5, 2-4)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 3-7 2-4 4-4 9 4 12 0 0 3 32Donald 4-11 2-4 0-0 9 0 10 3 0 1 40Hempe 1-4 0-0 4-4 6 3 6 0 2 0 22Miller 3-9 3-8 4-4 3 5 13 2 0 0 26Butler 0-4 0-2 0-0 3 2 0 2 0 1 21Griffin 0-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 8Washington 2-4 0-0 0-0 4 3 4 0 1 0 18Ford 9-17 1-3 4-6 6 3 23 2 0 0 33totals 22-59 8-22 16-18 47 20 68 10 3 5 200

florida (13-5, 3-2) Miller 5-11 1-5 0-1 3 4 11 0 0 0 23Lewis 4-5 0-0 2-2 4 3 10 0 1 3 33Svete 3-5 1-3 0-0 1 0 7 0 0 0 21Bonds 4-11 1-1 7-8 3 2 16 3 0 1 34Peoples 2-13 0-3 0-0 1 2 4 6 0 2 33Williams 4-9 0-0 0-0 8 5 8 1 1 0 25Needles 1-3 0-1 2-2 2 1 4 1 0 3 22Bannister 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 1 2 0 0 1 9totals 24-60 3-14 11-13 27 18 62 11 2 10 200half: UF 30, UGA 24. tos: UGA 23 (Butler 7), UF 14 (Bonds 6). officials: Mattingly, Grinter, Steratore. att. - 3,659.

noteworthyUF scores the game’s first seven points over just 1:25...UF leads by double figures twice in the first half, at 22-12 and 30-20...UGA scores the final four points of the first half...UGA pulls within two four times before tying the game 43-43 on a Donald jumper with 10:52 left...UGA takes its first lead at 48-47 on a Miller 3-pointer...the lead changes hands three times and the game is tied 53-53 with 5:34 left...UGA outscores UF 15-9 the rest of the way, largely due to converting 11-of-12 FTs...Ford equals her career high, also set against S.C. State on Nov. 26.

alabama 69, georgia 66

1/26/14 • Tuscaloosa, Ala.georgia (14-6, 2-5)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 8-13 3-6 4-5 10 3 23 3 1 2 35Donald 1-3 0-0 1-2 4 1 3 2 0 0 25Hempe 3-7 0-0 1-2 5 5 7 1 0 0 28Ford 2-9 0-2 3-4 2 2 7 4 0 2 33Miller 7-17 4-13 2-2 1 1 20 5 0 2 40Griffin 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 11Washington 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 5 0 0 0 0 4Butler 2-6 2-6 0-0 2 2 6 2 0 1 24totals 23-57 9-28 11-15 29 21 66 17 1 7 200

alaBaMa (10-10, 3-4) Carter 2-3 2-2 0-0 5 3 6 2 0 0 22Williams 7-8 0-0 2-3 9 1 16 1 0 1 30Hegstetter 1-4 0-0 2-2 2 3 4 1 1 1 21Simmons 0-2 0-2 2-2 0 4 2 1 0 0 16Rivers 3-7 3-6 7-8 1 1 16 2 0 1 36Myers 6-15 2-8 2-2 6 3 16 4 0 2 31Hutchen 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 1 4 1 0 0 16Jack 1-5 0-4 0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 15Hamilton 1-3 0-0 1-2 3 0 3 0 2 0 13totals 23-50 7-22 16-19 34 16 69 12 3 5 200half: UA 30, UGA 29. tos: UGA 9 (Washington 3), UA 13 (Hegstetter 3, Simmons 3). officials: Brewton, Larance, Carroll. att. - 2,678.

noteworthyUGA scores the game’s first eight points and builds a 12-2 lead...UA ral-lies to tie the score at 19-19, the first of five ties and six lead changes in the final 8:15 of the half...UGA builds a 47-37 lead less than five minutes into the second period...UA trims the margin back to 50-47 before a 12-3 run gives UGA a 62-50 lead with 7:57 left...from that point, UA outscores UGA 19-4 the rest of the way...UGA misses two 3-point attempts to tie in the closing seconds.

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georgia 58, no. 13/12 kentucky 56

1/30/14 • Athens, Ga.kentucky (16-5, 4-4)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpEvans 3-9 3-7 0-0 3 2 9 0 0 0 33Sidney 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 1 7Walker 2-4 0-0 6-6 4 2 10 1 1 0 29Goss 2-8 0-3 2-2 5 4 6 0 0 1 27O’Neill 0-7 0-5 2-4 5 4 2 0 0 1 17Thompson 2-6 1-4 3-4 3 1 8 4 0 0 23Stallworth 3-8 0-0 2-2 5 2 8 3 2 2 27Harper 2-3 1-2 0-0 2 0 5 0 1 0 14Epps 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6Bishop 1-3 1-2 3-4 7 3 6 0 2 1 17totals 16-53 6-24 18-22 39 19 56 8 6 6 200

georgia (15-6, 3-5) Barbee 4-9 0-1 1-2 10 2 9 6 0 4 35 Donald 4-9 0-1 2-2 6 0 10 3 1 2 31Hempe 7-10 0-0 1-2 11 4 15 0 1 0 35Ford 0-12 0-2 0-0 4 2 0 1 0 0 26Miller 4-11 0-5 3-4 5 3 11 3 0 1 31Griffin 3-10 2-3 0-1 0 1 8 1 0 2 19Washington 1-3 0-0 1-2 2 4 3 1 0 0 14Butler 0-0 0-0 2-3 1 1 2 0 0 0 9totals 23-64 2-12 10-16 46 17 58 15 2 9 200half: UK 24, UGA 23. tos: UK 14 (Thompson 4), UGA 13 (Donald 4, Hempe 4). officials: Zentz, Bonner, Smith.att. - 2,509.

noteworthyUK leads 35-29 before UGA goes on a 9-0 surge...UGA pushes its edge to 57-48 with 4:53 left...UK pulls within 57-56 with 25 seconds remaining...after Butler hits 1-of-2 FTs, a Donald steal gives UGA possession... Griffin misses the front end of a 1-and-1 but O’Neill’s potential game-winner is off the mark.

Mississippi state 80, georgia 67

2/2/14 • Starkville, Miss.georgia (15-7, 3-6)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 3-7 0-1 2-2 5 5 8 1 1 3 31Donald 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 2 6 1 0 1 31Hempe 1-2 0-0 2-2 2 5 4 1 0 0 20Ford 10-19 3-4 4-4 4 0 27 2 0 2 32Miller 2-9 0-1 3-3 2 2 7 3 0 2 36Griffin 5-10 0-3 1-2 0 2 11 1 0 1 18Causwell 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 2 0 0 1 0 7Washington 1-5 0-0 2-2 6 4 4 1 1 1 21Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 4totals 25-57 3-9 14-15 31 23 67 11 3 10 200

Mississippi state (16-7, 3-6) Carter 1-2 1-2 0-2 5 2 3 3 0 1 31Richardson 3-9 0-0 7-7 4 4 13 0 0 2 28Alwal 7-14 0-0 6-7 7 0 20 1 2 0 37Dillingham 3-4 0-0 1-2 2 2 7 4 0 0 38May 6-8 2-2 3-4 2 3 17 5 0 5 26Williams 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3Chapel 2-6 0-2 1-2 3 2 5 1 0 0 12Grant 2-4 1-1 2-2 1 0 7 0 0 1 11James 2-4 2-2 0-0 0 3 6 2 0 1 14totals 27-52 6-9 20-26 29 16 80 16 2 10 200half: MSU 44, UGA 37. tos: UGA 21 (Donald 6), MSU 17 (Carter 5, May 5). officials: Cunningham, Johnson, Winders. att. - 2,286.

noteworthyMSU uses a 9-0 run to gain a 15-9 lead...that margins expands to 41-23...Ford scores nine in a 12-2 UGA over the final 2:26 of the half...UGA pulls within 46-41 on a Donald jumper at the 18:26 mark but MSU responds with an 8-0 spurt...the closest UGA gets the rest of the afternoon is seven points.

georgia 84, ole Miss 63

2/9/14 • Atlanta, Ga.ole Miss (10-15, 1-10)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpMcCray 3-10 0-0 5-9 10 2 11 1 0 0 33Joseph 0-2 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 15Faleru 2-7 0-0 0-0 2 3 4 0 0 1 20Frizzell 3-6 3-6 0-0 2 1 9 0 0 1 22McFarland 4-14 1-6 5-8 3 4 14 10 0 1 40Moore 1-3 0-0 1-2 2 0 3 1 0 0 7Jenkins 1-5 0-1 0-2 10 3 2 0 0 0 27Singletary 5-9 5-7 0-0 2 3 15 0 1 0 24Hart 0-1 0-0 2-2 3 2 2 0 0 0 7Jackson 1-3 0-0 1-2 2 2 3 0 0 0 5totals 20-60 9-21 14-25 46 20 63 12 1 3 200

georgia (16-7, 4-6) Barbee 5-10 1-4 3-9 7 2 14 3 0 6 28Donald 3-5 1-1 2-5 6 2 9 2 0 1 25Hempe 5-9 0-1 0-0 3 4 10 0 2 2 23Ford 6-11 2-4 2-3 3 3 16 3 0 1 25Miller 4-6 2-3 3-4 7 0 13 6 0 2 26McCaskill 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 7Griffin 5-10 2-5 1-1 2 3 13 1 0 1 19Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Washington 2-6 0-0 0-3 6 3 4 1 3 0 24Butler 2-5 1-1 0-0 0 0 5 0 0 1 20totals 32-63 9-20 11-25 37 17 84 17 5 14 200half: UGA 48, 29. tos: OM 19 (McFarland 5), UGA 11 (Barbee 4). of-ficials: Inouye, Dean, Carroll. att. - 4,250.

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no. 14/14 texas a&M 78, georgia 73 – ot

2/13/14 • College Station, Texasgeorgia (16-8, 4-7)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 3-12 0-1 3-4 12 5 9 3 0 2 43Donald 4-7 0-0 2-3 7 3 10 5 0 1 44Hempe 7-10 1-1 4-6 9 5 19 2 0 0 31Ford 4-9 1-4 0-0 3 2 9 1 0 2 22Miller 4-13 1-5 0-0 0 2 9 3 0 0 41Griffin 5-12 3-7 0-0 1 2 13 1 0 1 28Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2Washington 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 5 4 0 1 0 11Butler 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3totals 29-67 6-18 9-13 41 26 73 15 1 6 225

texas a&M (19-6, 9-2) Williams 5-14 0-3 3-3 4 3 13 3 1 2 33Ade 3-4 0-0 0-1 8 3 6 0 0 0 34Gilbert 3-5 0-0 6-7 6 4 12 3 2 0 38Walker 10-18 0-0 5-6 3 5 25 1 0 3 44Jones 3-8 1-3 4-6 3 1 11 6 0 2 38Knox 0-1 0-1 0-2 1 0 0 3 0 0 8Jennings 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3Scott 4-6 1-2 2-2 5 0 11 0 0 2 19Mitchell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Scott-Williams 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5totals 28-59 2-9 20-27 36 17 78 16 4 9 225half: UGA 29, TAMU 17; reg.: UGA 62, TAMU 62. tos: UGA 21 (Miller 6), TAMU 16 (Williams 6). officials: Napier, Enterline, Dickerson. att. - 4,757.

noteworthyUGA uses 11-0 and 8-0 runs to go up 19-4...a 13-0 spurt gives TAMU a 38-35 lead, its first since 2-0...UGA answers with a 16-6 surge to go back up 51-44...UGA leads 62-56 with 1:06 left before TAMU scores the final six points of regulation and the first four of OT...UGA regains a 69-68 edge with 1:56 left but TAMU scores 10 of the final 14 points.

georgia 71, no. 19/18 lsu 67

2/20/14 • Athens, Ga.lsu (18-8, 7-6)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBallard 4-8 0-0 3-5 6 3 11 2 0 0 34Boykin 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 4 0 0 0 0 22Plaisance 12-20 1-4 4-5 8 0 29 0 0 2 37Kenney 6-11 5-9 0-0 3 4 17 5 0 0 25Moncrief 3-6 0-0 2-2 6 2 8 2 1 1 33Pedersen 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6Rhodes 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4Hill 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 7McKinney 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 9Harden 0-6 0-4 2-2 1 2 2 1 0 1 23totals 25-53 6-17 11-14 32 18 67 10 1 4 200

georgia (18-8, 6-7) Barbee 3-10 2-4 5-8 9 3 13 5 0 2 36Donald 4-10 1-1 2-3 2 3 11 2 0 1 34Hempe 3-5 0-1 0-0 4 5 6 0 1 1 22Ford 7-12 0-2 6-8 6 1 20 0 1 1 30Miller 6-10 2-5 0-0 4 1 14 0 0 1 37Griffin 1-5 1-4 0-0 1 0 3 3 0 3 15Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7Washington 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 5 4 1 0 1 16Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 2 0 0 3totals 26-54 6-17 13-19 30 19 71 13 2 11 200half: UGA 36, LSU 27. tos: LSU 17 (Moncrief 4, Plaisance 4), UGA 12 (Donald 2, Griffin 2, Hempe 2, Miller 2). officials: Mattingly, Yarbrough, Grinter. att. - 3,421.

noteworthyUGA explodes on a 20-0 run that makes it 22-4...Kenney scores 11 in just 3:00 to get LSU back in the game...LSU trims the margin to 44-41 with 15:05 left, but UGA answers with an 8-1 run...LSU gets within two points five times but never ties it...UGA hits 6-of-6 FTs in the final 3:19.

georgia 67, florida 58

2/16/14 • Athens, Ga.florida (17-8, 7-5)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBonds 7-14 0-0 4-5 7 2 18 3 0 0 36Lewis 3-7 0-1 0-1 5 1 6 0 3 0 38Williams 5-8 0-0 0-1 2 4 10 0 0 0 19Miller 1-8 1-2 2-2 3 5 5 1 0 0 20Peoples 3-6 0-1 2-4 5 1 8 2 0 2 28Needles 2-4 2-4 0-0 3 4 6 1 0 1 24Bannister 2-4 1-1 0-0 3 2 5 1 0 0 14Svete 0-3 0-3 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 1 21totals 23-54 4-12 8-13 33 19 58 9 3 4 200

georgia (17-8, 5-7) Barbee 6-15 3-6 6-7 8 2 21 4 1 0 36Donald 2-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 4 0 0 0 35Hempe 3-6 0-2 1-2 7 3 7 0 2 0 37Ford 8-14 3-7 0-1 7 4 19 3 0 1 32Miller 5-15 1-9 3-4 3 0 14 1 1 1 36Griffin 0-4 0-3 0-0 2 0 0 2 0 0 13Washington 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 4 2 0 0 1 7Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4totals 25-60 7-27 10-14 39 14 67 10 4 3 200half: UGA 35, UF 26. tos: UF 18 (Bonds 5), UGA 16 (Barbee 3, Donald 3, Hempe 3, Miller 3). officials: Roberts, Winders, Garland. att. - 3,425.

noteworthyAfter four ties and two lead changes early, UGA scores seven unanswered over a span of 1:11 to go up for good at 30-23...Miller ends the first half scoring with a buzzer-beating 30-foot 3-pointer...UGA’s lead bulges to 14 twice early in the second half, lastly at 42-28...an 11-0 run pulls UF within 42-39...Ford and Hempe score seven straight to push the margin back to double digits.

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Merritt Hempe posted her first collegiate double-double against Kentucky.

Box Scores

Erika Ford posted one of her team-high four 20-point outings against LSU.

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auburn 67, georgia 59

2/23/14 • Auburn, Ala.georgia (18-9, 6-8)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 9-17 0-5 1-4 13 3 19 3 0 2 38Donald 6-8 0-0 3-4 6 4 15 0 0 1 37Hempe 2-6 0-0 2-3 4 4 6 1 0 0 31Ford 6-19 1-6 0-1 5 4 13 2 0 0 38Miller 1-7 0-3 2-2 4 4 4 4 1 2 37Griffin 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 2 0 0 1 4Washington 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 0 1 0 12Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3totals 25-61 1-14 8-14 43 24 59 10 2 6 200

auBurn (15-12, 6-8) Muhammad 1-6 0-0 0-0 3 2 2 1 4 4 29Ty. Tanner 5-11 0-0 11-12 3 4 21 0 1 1 20Tr. Tanner 3-6 0-0 5-6 6 4 11 0 1 3 26Montgomery 7-19 3-10 4-7 2 1 21 0 0 1 34Parker 1-3 0-1 3-4 1 3 5 4 0 5 20Tucker 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 4 0 0 20Frerking 1-5 0-4 0-0 6 2 2 3 0 2 26Davis 1-3 0-0 1-2 7 3 3 0 0 0 21Dieng 0-3 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4totals 20-59 3-18 24-31 34 20 67 12 6 16 200half: UGA 28, AU 28. tos: UGA 24 (Donald 7, Ford 7), AU 13 (Davis 2, Dieng 2, Muhammad 2, Tr. Tanner 2, Tucker 2). officials: Trammell, Roberts, Hust. att. - 2,694.

noteworthyAU jumps out to an 8-3 edge as four early turnovers by UGA sets the tone for the day...Donald scores the last five points of the first half to put UGA at the break...a 10-0 run puts AU up 49-44...UGA regains a 50-49 edge before AU outscores UGA 18-9 over the final 5:32.

no. 4/5 s. carolina 67,georgia 57

2/27/14 • Columbia, S.C.georgia (18-10, 6-9)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpFord 7-20 2-4 1-1 6 1 17 1 0 3 31Donald 2-2 0-0 0-1 7 3 4 3 0 0 24Hempe 2-8 0-2 0-0 4 5 4 0 1 0 20Griffin 2-5 0-1 0-0 0 1 4 0 0 1 4Miller 1-6 0-2 2-4 0 2 4 1 0 1 23Barbee 4-15 2-4 4-9 7 3 14 1 0 3 31Causwell 0-2 0-0 0-0 3 5 0 0 1 1 14Washington 2-4 0-0 1-1 4 3 5 1 0 0 22Butler 2-5 0-1 0-0 2 4 4 0 0 0 17totals 22-67 4-14 8-16 38 27 56 7 2 9 200

south carolina (26-2, 14-1) Welch 2-5 0-0 2-2 5 4 6 3 3 0 31Montout 0-3 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 2 0 15Ibiam 2-6 0-0 2-6 9 3 6 0 5 0 27Mitchell 7-10 1-2 10-10 6 1 25 2 0 2 37Sessions 1-4 0-1 3-4 1 3 5 2 0 2 31Farmer 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Gaines 1-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 1 12Davis 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 1 2 0 0 0 7Morrison 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Roy 0-0 0-0 3-4 0 0 3 0 0 0 4Dozier 0-1 0-1 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 14Coates 5-9 0-0 8-10 8 3 18 0 1 1 19totals 18-43 1-5 30-38 38 17 67 7 11 6 200half: SC 30, UGA 18. tos: UGA 13 (Butler 4), SC 17 (Mitchell 4). officials: Yarbrough, Cross, Garland. att. - 12,458.

georgia 77, Mississippi state 483/2/14 • Athens, Ga.

Mississippi state (18-12, 5-11)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpGrant 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 1 0 0 18Richardson 2-6 0-0 1-2 3 3 5 0 1 1 20Alwal 4-9 0-0 1-3 4 3 9 0 1 1 27Carter 2-4 0-1 6-10 5 3 10 1 0 1 22May 3-9 0-1 4-4 2 3 10 4 0 1 40Dillingham 0-2 0-1 4-6 2 3 4 0 0 0 32Williams 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 4 4 0 0 0 13Foster 0-2 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 8Chapel 2-4 0-0 2-2 4 1 6 1 0 1 20totals 15-42 0-3 18-29 27 23 48 7 2 5 200

georgia (19-10, 7-9) Barbee 3-5 1-3 3-4 7 3 10 3 0 3 32 Donald 0-2 0-1 2-2 5 4 2 4 0 4 27Hempe 7-10 0-0 8-9 3 3 22 1 1 0 30Ford 1-8 1-1 1-2 4 4 4 0 0 1 24Miller 7-13 4-7 0-0 4 2 18 2 0 2 32McCaskill 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Griffin 6-10 1-2 3-3 3 1 16 1 0 4 26Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Causwell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5Washington 2-4 0-0 1-1 4 4 5 1 1 1 14Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 0 0 5totals 26-52 7-14 18-21 32 25 77 13 2 15 200half: UGA 44, MSU 15. tos: MSU 23 (May 4, Richardson 4), UGA 17 (Miller 3, Washington 3). officials: Dickerson, Larance, Spurlock. att. - 3,723.

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georgia 53 vanderbilt 43

3/6/14 • Duluth, Ga.georgia (20-10)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 2-5 0-2 0-0 4 1 4 0 0 3 20Donald 5-9 0-1 0-0 8 3 10 3 0 2 36Hempe 2-8 0-0 2-2 3 5 6 0 0 0 26Ford 4-10 2-4 0-0 2 2 10 0 0 0 32Miller 3-9 2-6 4-6 4 4 12 2 0 1 35Griffin 2-8 1-6 0-0 4 2 5 2 0 0 28Washington 2-3 0-0 2-7 5 3 6 0 1 1 18Butler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5totals 20-52 5-19 8-15 35 21 53 7 1 7 200

vanderBilt (18-12) Batey 1-4 0-0 0-0 8 2 2 3 0 1 34Smith 5-9 0-1 0-0 4 3 10 1 0 0 30Webb 2-4 0-0 1-6 2 5 5 3 1 0 23Foggie 7-13 3-5 2-4 3 1 19 0 0 0 26Lister 2-6 0-2 2-3 2 0 6 2 0 0 38Schrann 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8Jenkins 0-1 0-0 1-2 2 3 1 2 0 1 23Gaffney 0-2 0-0 0-0 7 1 0 1 0 0 18totals 17-40 3-8 6-15 28 16 43 12 1 2 200half: UGA 28, VU 15. tos: UGA 15 (Donald 4, Washington 4). of-ficials: Napier, Gulbeyan, Johnson. technicals: Hempe, UGA, 1:13 2nd). att. - 2,918.

noteworthyVU leads 12-9 before UGA closes the first half on what amounts to a decisive 19-3 run...UGA holds VU without a FG for 9:36 during the surge...UGA pushes the lead to 15 twice early in the second half before consecu-tive layups by Foggie closes the gap to 32-24...back-to-back 3-pointers from Ford and Miller bulge the lead back to 38-24 just 59 seconds later...VU pulls within 10 points on four occasions but never gets within single digits the rest of the way.

no. 5/7 s. carolina 67, georgia 48

3/7/14 • Duluth, Ga.georgia (20-11)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpBarbee 2-7 2-4 0-0 5 2 6 1 0 2 24Donald 3-8 1-1 0-0 13 1 7 4 0 1 31Hempe 4-13 0-3 1-2 4 3 9 2 0 0 27Ford 2-12 2-7 4-4 3 4 10 0 0 1 32Miller 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 2 2 0 1 0 14McCaskill 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4Griffin 2-12 0-3 0-0 1 0 4 0 0 0 21Almire 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Glodis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Causwell 2-4 0-0 0-0 6 0 4 0 0 0 14Washington 1-4 0-0 1-2 1 5 3 0 0 0 7Butler 1-3 0-1 1-1 2 3 3 3 0 0 23totals 18-69 5-20 7-9 40 20 48 11 1 4 200

south carolina (27-3) Dozier 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 0 2 6 0 1 21Welch 4-5 0-0 2-5 9 1 10 0 1 2 27Ibiam 6-7 0-0 0-4 3 3 12 1 3 0 17Mitchell 4-10 0-1 3-6 4 0 11 3 0 0 24Sessions 1-3 0-1 1-3 2 1 3 1 0 0 24Farmer 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1Gaines 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 1 11Montout 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 10Davis 0-1 0-1 2-2 0 2 2 1 0 0 16Morrison 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 0 0 4Roy 3-7 2-6 0-0 2 0 8 1 1 0 25Coates 6-8 0-0 1-1 8 2 13 0 4 0 20totals 28-49 2-10 9-21 35 12 67 13 9 4 200half: SC 35, UGA 18. tos: UGA 12 (Ford 3), SC 12 (Roy 3). officials: Mattingly, Spurlock, Gonzalez. att. - 4,271.

saint joseph’s 67, georgia 57

3/23/14 • Storrs, Conn.saint joseph’s (23-9)player fgs 3fgs fts rb pf pts a B s MpAndrews 3-4 0-0 2-4 4 1 8 1 0 1 28Fairbanks 4-8 0-0 0-0 4 4 8 0 0 0 15Robinson 3-8 0-0 4-4 10 3 10 1 0 1 37Shields 7-16 4-6 0-0 7 0 18 2 0 0 37Cloud 4-12 1-3 4-6 7 1 13 4 2 2 36Gotfrida 3-4 0-0 0-0 1 3 6 3 0 0 21Berger 2-4 0-1 0-0 3 1 4 1 0 2 26totals 26-56 5-10 10-14 38 13 67 12 2 6 200

georgia (20-12) Barbee 4-11 0-2 1-2 6 1 9 2 0 1 27Donald 4-8 1-2 1-2 10 4 10 2 0 2 33Hempe 6-15 0-0 1-3 5 3 13 1 0 1 32Ford 6-11 4-6 0-0 4 4 16 1 0 0 28Miller 0-7 0-4 0-0 0 1 0 4 0 0 36Griffin 2-8 1-3 1-1 5 0 6 3 1 0 24Washington 0-5 0-0 1-2 3 3 1 0 0 2 15Butler 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 2 0 0 1 5totals 22-65 6-17 7-12 39 16 57 13 1 7 200half: SJU 38, UGA 30. tos: SJU 11 (Cloud 3, Fairbanks 3), UGA 11 (Hempe 3). officials: Brooks, Morris, Vera. att. - 5,018.

noteworthySJU gradually builds a first-half lead, from 9-5 to 14-7 to 24-14 with 8:30 left in period...UGA closes the gap to 33-30 before SJU ends the stanza with a 5-0 spurt over the final 57 seconds before intermission...a bucket to open the second half gives SJU its first double-digit lead of the day...UGA makes it a one-possession game three times before tying the score at 46-46 at the 11:56 mark...UGA grabs a 49-48 lead on a Griffin 3 but SJU responds with an 8-0 spurt over the next 3:24 to regain control.

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Box Scores

Halle Washington chipped in six points and five re-bounds against Vanderbilt in the SEC Tourney.

Khaalidah Miller poured in 18 points in her Stege-man Coliseum finale.

H I S T O R Y


GeorGia’sMilestone Wins

No. 1 Jan. 17, 1974 UGA 43, DeKalb 42 No. 50 Jan. 28, 1980 UGA 83, Piedmont 66 No. 100 Feb. 25, 1982 UGA 66, Auburn 65 No. 150 Feb. 15, 1984 UGA 84, Auburn 68 No. 200 Jan. 9, 1986 UGA 97, Ga. Southern 47 No. 250 Dec. 19, 1987 UGA 59, VCU 51 No. 300 Jan. 6, 1990 UGA 70, Florida 58 No. 350 Jan. 11, 1992 UGA 83, Kentucky 65 No. 400 Nov. 27, 1994 UGA 95, MTSU 71 No. 450 March 15, 1996 UGA 98, St. Francis 66 No. 500 Dec. 1, 1998 UGA 97, Manhattan 63 No. 550 Feb. 24, 2000 UGA 72, Alabama 37 No. 600 Feb. 21, 2002 UGA 73, Alabama 62 No. 650 Nov. 26, 2004 UGA 77, Idaho 55 No. 700 Nov. 29, 2006 UGA 95, Memphis 46 No. 750 Dec. 1, 2008 UGA 77, ETSU 57 No. 800 Jan. 13, 2011 UGA 59, Arkansas 56 No. 850 Jan. 31, 2013 UGA 65, Alabama 59

UGA entered 2014-15 20 wins shy of 900 all-time victories.

January 17, 1974 – The Lady Bulldogs defeat DeKalb College, 43-42, to secure their first victory in their second game. It will be February 28, 1983 before Georgia once again sports a .500 winning percent-age as a program.

January 9, 1976 – Georgia defeats Tift College, 74-48, in their season opener and first-ever game in then-Georgia Coliseum. The Lady Bulldogs go on to finish 11-9 that season, their only winning campaign prior to Andy Landers’ arrival.

april 24, 1979 – In his first head coaching hiring since becoming UGA’s AD, Vince Dooley names 26-year-old Andy Landers as the Lady Bulldogs’ first full-time coach.

January 30, 1980 – The Lady Bulldogs thump North Georgia College, 87-42, to secure only the second winning season in school history.

June 16, 1980 – Bernadette Locke is named to the second team of the Skoal/CoSIDA Academic All-America squad.

February 16, 1981 – The Lady Dogs top Vanderbilt, 94-71, to give Georgia its first 20-win season.

March 28, 1981 – Georgia downs Arizona State, 75-73 in overtime, in Amarillo, Texas to win the WNIT.

June 2, 1981 – Janet Harris, the National Player of the Year out of Chicago’s Marshall High School, signs with Georgia in the first of Landers’ numerous recruiting coups.

November 18, 1981 – Landers’ Lady Bulldogs enter the AP Top 20 poll for the first time in history at No. 12. Other than a two-week hiatus at the end of the 1981-82 season, Georgia remained in the poll for more than a decade until December 9, 1991.

May 4, 1982 – Janet Harris becomes only the fourth freshman ever named Kodak All-America team.

March 6, 1983 – Led by tournament MVP Teresa Ed-wards, Georgia defeats Ole Miss, 72-69, to claim the Lady Bulldogs’ first SEC Championship. The No. 15 Lady Rebels represent the third ranked foe Georgia beat en route to the crown in Knoxville, Tenn. (also topping No. 8 Tennessee and No. 19 LSU).

March 2, 1984 – In the first-ever SEC post-season awards, Andy Landers is named SEC Coach of the Year and freshman Katrina McClain is named SEC Rookie of the Year.

March 3-5, 1984 – Georgia captures the SEC Tourney title by defeating three nationally-ranked teams in consecutive days, downing No. 18 Auburn, No. 9 LSU and No. 12 Alabama en route to the crown.

May 24, 1984 – Teresa Edwards earns a spot on the U.S. Olympic team, becoming the youngest mem-ber of the squad for the L.A. Games.

January 6, 1985 – In a clash between two of the na-tion’s premier programs, Georgia defeats the sixth-ranked Southern Cal Women of Troy, 77-56, in front of 7,544 fans at the Georgia Coliseum.

March 21 & 23, 1985 – The Lady Bulldogs top No. 18 UCLA (and Jackie Joyner), 78-42, at Pauley Pavilion and then down No. 3 Long Beach State, 97-82, two days later to advance to the Final Four.

March 31, 1985 – Georgia reaches to the NCAA title game by defeating Western Kentucky, 91-78, before falling to Old Dominion, 70-65.

March 3, 1986 – Katrina McClain is named MVP of the SEC Tourney after leading the Lady Dogs to their third championship in a four-year span. In three games, McClain scored 79 points (26.3 ppg), grabbed 31 rebounds (10.3 rpg), blocked seven shots and collected seven steals.

March 27, 1986 – Teresa Edwards and Katrina McClain are both named Kodak All-Americans, giving UGA two honorees for two straight years.

september 29, 1988 – Teresa Edwards scores 18 points to lead the U.S. to a 77-70 win over Yugoslavia in the Gold Medal game of the Seoul Olympics.

January 5, 1991 – The Lady Bulldogs make history as one of four teams to participate in the first-ever regular-season network TV broadcast of women’s hoops, downing Iowa 62-51 on CBS.

February 23, 1991 – Georgia tops No. 5 Auburn, 70-66, before what was then a Georgia Coliseum-record crowd of 9,011 to clinch the SEC title.

November 17, 1992 – La’Keshia Frett, the nation’s top prospect, becomes the fourth prep All-American to commit to UGA. The next spring, Kedra Holland, a fifth, also inks with the Lady Bulldogs.

March 6 & 8, 1993 – The Lady Bulldogs play two No. 1 teams in a span of three days at the SEC Tourney. Georgia defeats Tennessee, 73-72, in Saturday’s quarterfinals and then faces Vanderbilt, the nation’s new No. 1, two days later in the final.

March 3, 1994 – La’Keshia Frett is named the SEC Freshman of the Year.

March 25, 1995 – Kedra Holland explodes to score 11 of her 15 points in the last 3:15 of the Midwest Regional Championship game to lead Georgia to an 82-79 win over No. 2 Colorado.

November 9, 1996 – Sports Illustrated tabs the Lady Bulldogs as its pre-season No. 1 team.

January 29, 1996 – Spurred by five straight wins over ranked foes (including No. 3 Connecticut and No. 4 Tennessee), Georgia climbs to No. 1 in both polls.

March 24, 1996 – Andy Landers and Saudia Roundtree are tabbed the Boost/Naismith National Coach and Player of the Year.

March 25, 1996 – The Lady Bulldogs knock off top-ranked Louisiana Tech, 90-76, in the Midwest Regional Championship to advance to a second straight Final Four.

July 19, 1996 – On her 32nd birthday, Teresa Edwards opens the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta with the reading of the Athlete’s Oath at the Opening Ceremonies on behalf of athletes from all 197 nations competing in Atlanta. Katrina McClain is one of eight U.S. Olympic greats selected to assist the delivery of the Olympic flag to the ceremonies.

February 19, 1997 – A Kedra Holland-Corn layup with 5.5 seconds left gives the Lady Bulldogs a 66-64 win over Florida and clinches UGA’s second straight SEC Championship.

January 10, 1999 – Georgia downs LSU, 73-60, in Baton Rouge to improve to 14-0 on the season, the best start ever by the Lady Dogs.

March 22, 1999 – A youthful Georgia squad, with just one senior on the roster, pounces Iowa State, 89-71, in the Mideast Regional final to advance to a third Final Four in five years.

oN The Map QuicklyIn only his fourth season in Athens, Andy Landers guided the Lady Bulldogs to the 1983 NCAA Final Four in Norfolk, Va., the first of what is now five trips to the pinnacle of women’s hoops.

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laNders’Milestone uGa Wins

No. 1 Nov. 10, 1979 UGA 88, Piedmont 69 No. 50 Dec. 18, 1981 UGA 80, Memphis St. 68 No. 100 Dec. 29, 1983 UGA 93, Miami (Ohio) 36 No. 150 March 29, 1985 UGA 81, Western Ky. 78 No. 200 Feb. 15, 1987 UGA 89, Vanderbilt 72 No. 250 Feb. 22, 1989 UGA 86, Howard 49 No. 300 Feb. 23, 1991 UGA 70, Auburn 66 No. 350 Dec. 15, 1993 UGA 67, Georgia Tech 52 No. 400 Jan. 8, 1996 UGA 77, Tennessee 71 No. 450 Dec. 29, 1997 UGA 94, Fairfield 68 No. 500 Dec. 29, 1999 UGA 78, East Tenn. 51 No. 550 Dec. 2, 2001 UGA 54, California 54 No. 600 Feb. 1, 2004 UGA 71, Alabama 68 No. 650 Feb. 2, 2006 UGA 91, Kentucky 57 No. 700 Jan. 24, 2008 UGA 82, Florida 55 No. 750 March 22, 2010 UGA 74, Oklahoma St. 71 No. 800 Nov. 12, 2012 UGA 94, Savannah St. 57

Landers entered 2014-15 seven wins shy of 850 victories at UGA.

March 24, 1999 – Kelly Miller is named to the Kodak All-America team, the first Lady Bulldog sophomore ever to earn a spot on the prestigious unit.

March 25, 2000 – Paced by double-doubles from Tawana McDonald and Kelly Miller, Georgia tops North Carolina, 83-57, in the “Sweet 16” to give Landers his 650th win overall and the Lady Dogs’ their school-record 32nd victory of the campaign.

March 29, 2000 – The U.S. Basketball Writers Associa-tion tabs Landers its National Coach of the Year, the fourth such honor of his career.

april 20, 2001 – Kelly Miller, Deanna Nolan and Coco Miller are the No. 2 (Charlotte), No. 6 (Detroit) and No. 9 (Washington) picks in the WNBA draft, marking the first time a school has supplied three first-rounders.

March 24, 2003 – No. 19-ranked Georgia, a No. 5 seed, “upsets” No. 23-ranked Rutgers, a No. 4 seed, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Lady Bulldogs then drop a 66-63 decision to top-seeded Duke in the “Sweet 16” despite dressing out only seven players. Landers dubbed his team “The Miracle Workers.”

March 6, 2004 – Janese Hardrick’s running jumper with 0.9 seconds remaining in OT lifts Georgia to a 68-66 victory over No. 1 Tennessee in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament.

February 2, 2006 – Georgia shoots a sizzling 64.2 percent from the field to dispatch No. 21 Kentucky, 91-57, to supply Andy Landers with his 650th victory as the Lady Bulldogs’ head coach.

March 9, 2006 – Sherill Baker and Tasha Humphrey are named among the dozen finalists for the State Farm/Wade Trophy.

February 2, 2006 – With Andy Landers in attendance, Deanna “Tweety” Nolan leads the Detroit Shock to an 80-75 win over Sacramento in the decisive Game 5 of the WNBA Finals. Nolan is named Finals Most Valuable Player and hoists the championship trophy with two more former Lady Bulldogs – Kedra Holland-Corn and Kara Braxton – who are her team-mates with the Shock.

November 12, 2006 – The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame announces that Andy Landers will be inducted into its membership in 2007. The announcement is made in association with the State Farm Tip-off Classic, where the Lady Bulldogs defeat eventual NCAA Runner-up Rutgers, 78-69, despite having only seven players dressed out.

december 3, 2006 – Georgia defeats Georgia Tech, 79-69, to give his Andy Landers his 664th win with the Lady Bulldogs, making him the winningest college basketball coach in the State of Georgia’s history.

March 17, 2008 – Tasha Humphrey is named first-team All-SEC by the AP and in the process becomes only the third four-time consensus first-team All-SEC performer in league history.

February 28, 2009 – Andy Landers is inducted into the State of Georgia’s Sports Hall of Fame along with two other UGA greats – men’s basketball coach Hugh Durham and football All-American and Aca-demic All-American Terry Hoage.

august 13, 2009 – Teresa Edwards is inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.

January 7, 2010 – Ashley Houts and Jasmine James score the game’s final five points to lead Georgia in a 61-60 overtime victory against Kentucky, improv-ing the Lady Bulldogs to a best-ever 15-0.

March 22, 2011 – Jasmine James’ stickback with 2.9 seconds left lifts Georgia over No. 15 Florida State and secures a 19th trip to the “Sweet 16.”

august 12, 2011 – Teresa Edwards becomes the first Lady Bulldog enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

september 7, 2012 – Katrina McClain is inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in ceremonies in Spring-field, Mass., becoming the Lady Bulldogs’ second inductee in as many years.

November 12, 2012 – Georgia defeats Savannah State, 94-57, to give Andy Landers his 800th victory with the Lady Bulldogs. Landers becomes just the eighth NCAA Division I basketball coach to record 800 wins at a single school, joining women’s coaches Pat Summitt and Geno Auriemma and men’s men-tors Jim Boehim, Dean Smith, Adolph Rupp, Mike Krzyzewski and Jim Phelan.

February 24, 2013 – Jasmine Hassell’s double-double leads UGA to a 73-54 win at Ole Miss, Andy Land-ers’ 900th career victory as a collegiate head coach.

March 30, 2013 – Jasmine James’ 16 points, including a pair of free throws with 23.5 seconds left, helps lift the Lady Bulldogs to a 61-59 upset of No. 4 Stanford in the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA Tournament.

a poeTic iNducTioN Teresa Edwards’ heartfelt “farewell to my one true love” speech at the United States Olympic Hall of Fame induc-tion ceremonies drew a standing ovation.

a sWeeT NaTioNal sWeepA day after securing Naismith National Coach and Player of they Year honors, Andy Landers and Saudia Roundtree also celebrated cutting down the nets at the 1996 Midwest Regional in Nacogdoches, Texas.

Georgia Basketball Timeline

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poiNTsGame: 45 Coco Miller vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97)season: 796 Katrina McClain (32 games) (1986-87)career: 2,641 Janet Harris (131 games) (1981-85)

poiNTs per GaMeseason: 24.9 Katrina McClain (796 in 32 games) (1986-87)career: 20.2 Janet Harris (2,641 in 131 games) (1981-85)

Field Goals MadeGame: 18 Coco Miller vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97); 18 Janet Harris vs. East Carolina (1/21/83)season: 310 Katrina McClain (32 games) (1986-87)career: 1,127 Janet Harris (131 games) (1981-85)

Field Goals aTTeMpTedGame: 30 Janet Harris vs. Valdosta St. (11/27/81); 30 Tina Price vs. Florida (1/4/78)season: 618 Coco Miller (34 games) (1998-99)career: 2,029 Janet Harris (131 games) (1981-85)

Field Goal perceNTaGeGame (Min. 10): 1.000 Kara Braxton (11x11) vs. Furman (12/17/03); 1.000 Traci Waites (10-10) vs. Ga. Southern (12/11/85); 1.000 Wanda Holloway (10-10), vs LSU (03/04/84)season: .695 Katrina McClain (137x197) (1983-84)career: .620 Katrina McClain (873x1407) (1983-87)

3-poiNTers Goals MadeGame: 7 Coco Miller vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97); 7 Kim Berry vs. South Alabama (2/25/91); 7 Kim Berry vs. Georgia St. (1/24/90)season: 85 Cori Chambers (34 games) (2006-07)career: 282 Cori Chambers (135 games) (2003-07)

3-poiNTers Goals aTTeMpTedGame: 14 Alexis Kendrick vs. Ole Miss (1/22/04)season: 228 Cori Chambers (34 games) (2006-07)career: 742 Cori Chambers (135 games) (2003-07)

3-poiNT Field Goal perceNTaGeGame (Min. 5): .875 Coco Miller (7x8) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97)season (Min. 30): .515 Kim Berry (35x68) (1987-88)career (Min. 100): .428 Kim Berry (189x442) (1987-91)

Free ThroWs MadeGame: 16 Kelly Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99)season: 176 Katrina McClain (32 games) (1986-87)career: 522 Tasha Humphrey (126 games) (2004-08)

coNsecuTive Free ThroWs Made 36 Kelly Miller (12/30/00-2/1/01)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGame: 21 Katrina McClain vs. South Alabama (11/29/86)season: 240 Katrina McClain (32 games) (1986-87)career: 666 Tasha Humphrey (126 games) (2004-08)

Free ThroW perceNTaGeGame (Min. 10): 1.000 10 players 11 times: J. Hardrick (10x10) vs. Rutgers

(11/12/06); S. Baker (10x10) vs. Tennessee (3/4/06); T. Humphrey (10x10) vs. Memphis (12/29/05); J. Hardrick (10x10) vs. Tennessee (1/31/05); A. Kendrick (10x10) vs. Rutgers (3/24/03); K. Miller (10x10) vs. Florida (1/11/01); S. Roundtree (10x10) vs. Auburn (1/12/96); D. Carter (10x10) vs. Florida (1/22/92); A. Shuler (11x11) vs. Tennessee (1/28/91); C. Lowe (11x11) vs. Charlotte (1/14/91); K. McClain (11x11) vs. Kentucky (2/23/86)

season: .942 Pam Irwin (49x52) (1996-97)career: .852 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (173x203) (1996-99)

rebouNdsGame: 24 Katrina McClain vs. Western Kentucky (2/10/86)season: 397 Janet Harris (34 games) (1982-83)career: 1,398 Janet Harris (131 games) (1981-85)

rebouNds per GaMeseason: 12.4 Janet Harris (371, 30 games) (1981-82)career: 10.7 Janet Harris (1,398, 131 games) (1981-85)

assisTsGame: 14 Lady Hardmon vs. Georgia St. (1/6/92); 14 Adrienne Shuler vs. Florida St. (1/31/91)season: 226 Saudia Roundtree (33 games) (1994-95)career: 653 Teresa Edwards (128 games) (1982-86)

assisTs per GaMeseason: 6.9 Saudia Roundtree (226, 33 games) (1994-95)career: 6.4 Saudia Roundtree (421, 66 games) (1994-96)

blocked shoTsGame: 10 Tracy Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95)season: 103 Tawana McDonald (33 games) (2000-01) career: 297 Tawana McDonald (124 games (1998-02)

blocked shoTs per GaMeseason: 3.1 Tawana McDonald (103 in 33 games) (2000-01)career: 2.4 Katrina McClain (290 in 125 games) (1983-87)

sTealsGame: 10 A. Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06); S. Baker vs. Miss.

St. (1/19/06); K. Holland-Corn vs. Virginia (12/4/96); A. Shuler vs. Howard (2/22/89)

season: 149 Sherill Baker (32 games) (2005-06)career: 426 Sherill Baker (131 games) (2002-06)

sTeals per GaMeseason: 4.7 Sherill Baker (32 games) (2005-06)career: 3.3 Sherill Baker (426 in 131 games) (2002-06)

“Triple doubles” Teresa edwards Tracy henderson 24 pts., 10 rebs. & 10 asts. 14 pts., 13 rebs. & 10 blks. vs. Alabama (3/1/86) vs. Louisville (3/19/95)

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Individual Records

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OppOnenT SIngle-game RecORdSpoiNTs

individual: 43 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (1/13/02)Team: 113 Mercer (2/13/80)

Field Goals Madeindividual: 17 Sharon Tucker, Oral Roberts (11/22/80)Team: 51 Mercer (2/13/80)

Field Goals aTTeMpTedindividual: 35 LeAnn Harrell, Valdosta State (2/18/80)Team: 95 Valdosta State (2/18/80)

Field Goal perceNTaGeindividual: .842 Valerie Still, Kentucky (16x19) (2/6/82)Team: .678 Arizona State (40x59) (3/12/82)

3-poiNT Field Goals Madeindividual: 9 Wendi Willits (Arkansas) (2/21/99)Team: 13 Chattanooga (11/19/10); Georgia Southern (11/21/06); Santa Clara (11/18/05); Eastern Kentucky (1/22/90)

3-poiNT Field Goals aTTeMpTedindividual: 17 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2/20/93)Team: 35 Tulane (3/20/10)

3-poiNT Field Goal perceNTaGeindividual: 1.000 Courtney Newton, S. Carolina (5x5) 1/27/11)Team: .857 Auburn (6x7) (2/28/89)

Free ThroWs Madeindividual: 18 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91)Team: 34 Tennessee (3/5/94)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedindividual: 21 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91)Team: 51 South Carolina (1/16/93)

Free ThroW perceNTaGeindividual (Min. 10): 1.000 Phylesha Whaley, Oklahoma (13x13) (12/11/97)Team (Min. 15): .950 Tennessee (19x20) (1/12/06)

rebouNdsindividual: 26 Susan Taylor, Valdosta State (2/18/80)Team: 63 Tennessee (1/8/96)

assisTsindividual: 18 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (3/7/88)Team: 32 Arizona State (3/12/82); Mercer (2/13/80)

blocked shoTsindividual: 10 Marita Payne, Auburn (1/16/05)Team: 12 Mercer (11/14/13); Rice (3/19/05); Virginia (12/4/96); Kentucky (1/18/80)

sTealsindividual: : 10 Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84)Team: 23 Ohio State (2/6/94))

poiNTsGame: 125 vs. South Alabama (64) (2/25/91)season: 2,988 1980-81 (37 games)

Field Goals MadeGame: 52 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86)season: 1,234 1980-81 (37 games)

Field Goals aTTeMpTedGame: 101 vs. UNC Asheville (1/23/80)season: 2,554 1980-81 (37 games)

Field Goal perceNTaGeGame: .684 vs. N.C. State (39x57) (11/30/85)season: .544 1985-86 (1193x2195)

3-poiNT Field Goals MadeGame: 13 vs. TCU (11/11/11); 13 vs. Florida (1/29/97); 13 vs. Georgia St. (1/24/90)season: 228 2005-06 (32 games)

3-poiNT Field Goals aTTeMpTedGame: 34 vs. Tennessee (2/21/11); 34 vs. TCU (12/22/10); 34 vs. Ole Miss (1/22/04)season: 626 2007-08 (33 games)

3-poiNT Field Goal perceNTaGeGame: .778 vs. Kentucky (7x9) (3/5/09)season: .416 1990-91 (92x221)

Free ThroWs MadeGame: 40 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90)season: 545 1998-99 (34 games)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGame: 53 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90)season: 782 1990-91 (32 games)

Free ThroW perceNTaGeGame (Min. 20): .955 vs. Mississippi State (21x22) (2/1/09) .955 vs. Illinois (21x22) (3/15/86)season: .781 2005-06 (442x566)

rebouNdsGame: 72 vs. Rider (12/29/92); 72 vs. Appalachian State (12/31/82) season: 1,717 1980-81 (37 games)

assisTsGame: 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84)season: 678 1985-86 (32 games)

blocked shoTsGame: 16 vs. Mercer (2/4/87); 16 vs. Kentucky (2/1/81)season: 188 2001-02 (30 games)

seasoN averaGe recordspoints: 89.2 1985-86 (2855, 32 games)rebounds: 46.4 1993-94 (1300, 28 games)assists: 21.2 1985-86 (678 in 32 games)blocks: 6.3 2001-02 (188, 30 games)steals: 12.8 1990-91 (408, 32 games)

sTealsGame: 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95)season: 443 1980-81 (37 games)

Team Records

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poiNTsGeorgia: 43 Katrina McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87)opponent: 35 Jennifer Gillon, Ole Miss (vs. Tennessee) in the 1986 SEC Tournament (3/1/86); 35 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82)

Field Goals MadeGeorgia: 17 Katrina McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87)opponent: 16 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82)

Field Goals aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 30 Tina Price vs. Florida (1/4/78)opponent: 31 Eva Lemeh, Vanderbilt (2/16/81)

3-poiNT Field Goals MadeGeorgia: 7 Kim Berry vs. South Alabama (2/25/91)opponent: 9 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (2/21/99)

3-poiNT Field Goals aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 13 Tiaria Griffin vs. s.c. state (11/26/13) 13 Cori Chambers vs. Middle Tennessee (12/7/06)opponent: 15 Alexis Rack, Mississippi St. (2/1/09) 15 Doneeka Hodges, LSU (1/25/04)

Free ThroWs MadeGeorgia: 16 Kelly Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99)opponent: 15 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 18 Kelly Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99)opponent: 18 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80)

rebouNdsGeorgia: 24 Katrina McClain vs. Western Kentucky (2/10/86)opponent: 23 Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee (3/16/85)

assisTsGeorgia: 14 Adrienne Shuler vs. Florida St. (1/31/91)opponent: 12 Lori Gross, Vanderbilt (1/14/84)

blocked shoTsGeorgia: 10 Tracy Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95)opponent: 10 Marita Payne, Auburn (1/16/05)

sTealsGeorgia: 10 Ashley Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06) 10 Sherill Baker vs. Mississippi St. (119/06); 10 Kedra Holland-Corn vs. Virginia (12/4/96); 10 Adrienne Shuler vs. Howard (2/22/89)opponent: 10 Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84)

poiNTsGeorgia: 124 vs. Mercer (2/11/81)opponent: 97 by Connecticut (1/20/97)

Field Goals MadeGeorgia: 52 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86)opponent: 38 by Clemson (11/28/79)

Field Goals aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 101 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80)opponent: 83 by Florida (12/15/79)

Field Goal perceNTaGeGeorgia: .675 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86)opponent: .617 by Texas (11/26/84)

3-poiNT Field Goals MadeGeorgia: 13 vs. TCU (11/11/11); 13 vs. Florida (1/29/97)opponent: 13 by Santa Clara (11/19/05); 13 by Eastern Ky. (1/22/90)

3-poiNT Field Goals aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 32 vs. Florida (1/18/04)opponent: 31 by Alabama (1/31/13)

3-poiNT Field Goal perceNTaGeGeorgia: .667 vs. Auburn (1/17/99); .667 vs. Loyola (12/1/90)opponent: .857 by Auburn (2/28/89)

Free ThroWs MadeGeorgia: 40 vs. Mississippi St. (2/17/90)opponent: 26 5 times: Oklahoma (12/13/99): Alabama (2/28/93); Arkansas (1/13/93); Northeast Louisiana (11/28/90); Vanderbilt (2/15/87)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGeorgia: 53 vs. Mississippi St. (2/17/90)opponent: 43 by Vanderbilt (2/15/87)

Free ThroW perceNTaGeGeorgia: .955 vs. Mississippi St. (2/1/09) .955 vs. Illinois (3/15/86)opponent: .938 by Vanderbilt (2/10/85)

rebouNdsGeorgia: 68 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80)opponent: 63 by Tennessee (1/8/96)

assisTsGeorgia: 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84)opponent: 24 by Clemson (11/28/79)

blocked shoTsGeorgia: 13 vs. Georgia St. (11/27/01); 13 vs. Maine (11/18/01); 13 vs. Louisville (3/19/95)opponent: 12 by Mercer (11/14/13) 12 by Virginia (12/4/96)

sTealsGeorgia: 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95)opponent: 23 by Ohio St. (11/30/91)

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career GaMes played Gp player (career starts) seasons 135 Cori Chambers (106) 2003-07 134 Jasmine Hassell (95) 2009-13 134 Wanda Holloway (101) 1980-84 133 Anne Marie Armstrong (78) 2009-13 133 Ashley Houts (130) 2006-10 133 Janese Hardrick (47) 2003-07 132 Khaalidah Miller (95) 2010-14 132 Megan Darrah (94) 2004-08 132 Alexis Kendrick (132) 2002-06 132 Lisa O’Connor (126) 1982-86 131 Sherill Baker (122) 2002-06 131 Kelly Miller (131) 1997-01 131 Janet Harris (128) 1981-85

career GaMes sTarTed Gs player (Games played) seasons 132 Alexis Kendrick (132) 2002-06 131 Kelly Miller (131) 1997-01 130 Ashley Houts (133) 2006-10 128 Janet Harris (131) 1981-85 126 Lisa O’Connor (132) 1982-86 125 Teresa Edwards (128) 1982-86 123 Jasmine James (126) 2009-12 122 Tasha Humphrey (126) 2004-08 122 Sherill Baker (131) 2002-06 121 Coco Miller (130) 1997-01

seasoN MiNuTes played avg. player (Games played/Minutes) seasons 37.7 Ashley Houts (32/1207) 2008-09 36.8 Ashley Houts (33/1215) 2007-08 36.7 Sherill Baker (32/1174) 2005-06 36.1 Janet Harris (34/1226) 1982-83 35.9 Jasmine James (34/1222) 2009-11 35.9 Jasmine James (33/1185) 2010-11 35.7 Kelly Miller (28/999) 1997-98 35.5 Ashley Houts (34/1201) 2009-10 35.1 Janet Harris (34/1195) 1984-85 34.6 Katrina McClain (32/1106) 1986-87 34.5 Khaalidah Miller (31/1071) 2011-12

ToTal poiNTssiNGle-GaMe

No. player, opponent 45 C. Miller vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97) 43 K. McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87) 41 J. Harris vs. Clemson (12/15/82) 41 T. Price vs. Florida (1/4/78) 40 T. Edwards vs. Tennessee (1/29/86) 39 K. McClain vs. Vanderbilt (2/15/87) 39 K. McClain vs. Kentucky (2/23/86) 39 J. Harris vs. Florida (1/12/85) 39 J. Harris vs. Valdosta St. (11/27/81) 38 T. Humphrey vs. Santa Clara (1/18/05) 38 J. Harris vs. ECU (1/21/83) 37 S. Roundtree vs. La. Tech (3/25/96) 37 T. Edwards vs. Tennessee (3/20/86) 37 J. Harris vs. South Carolina (1/30/82) 37 D. Mitchell vs. Mercer (1/5/81) 37 B. Fuller vs. W. Carolina (2/16/76)

seasoN No. player (Games played) season 796 Katrina McClain (32) 1986-87 700 Janet Harris (34) 1984-85 692 Janet Harris (34) 1982-83 663 Janet Harris (30) 1981-82 661 Katrina McClain (32) 1985-86 630 Teresa Edwards (32) 1985-86 628 Tasha Humphrey (34) 2004-05 628 Kelly Miller (34) 1998-99 626 Coco Miller (34) 1998-99 624 Tasha Humphrey (32) 2005-06

career No. player (Games played) seasons 2641 Janet Harris (131) 1981-85 2272 Tasha Humphrey (126) 2004-08 2195 Katrina McClain (125) 1983-87 2177 Kelly Miller (131) 1997-01 2131 Coco Miller (130) 1997-01 1989 Teresa Edwards (128) 1982-86 1850 La’Keshia Frett (122) 1993-97 1833 Wanda Holloway (134) 1980-84 1764 Tracy Henderson (122) 1993-97 1665 Sherill Baker (131) 2002-06

poiNTs per GaMeseasoN

avg. player (points/Games) season 24.9 Katrina McClain (796/32) 1986-87 24.1 Tina Price (531/22) 1977-78 22.1 Janet Harris (663/30) 1981-82 22.1 Tina Price (465/21) 1976-77 21.3 Katrina McClain (661/32) 1985-86 20.6 Bernadette Locke (556/27) 1979-80 20.6 Janet Harris (700/34) 1984-85 20.4 Janet Harris (692/34) 1982-83 20.1 Tasha Humphrey (624/32) 2005-06 19.7 Teresa Edwards (630/32) 1985-86

career avg. player (points/Games) seasons 20.2 Janet Harris (2,641/131) 1981-85 18.3 Tina Price (1466/80) 1974-78 18.0 Tasha Humphrey (2272/126) 2004-07 17.6 Katrina McClain (2195/125) 1983-87 16.6 Kelly Miller (2177/131) 1997-01 16.4 Coco Miller (2131/130) 1997-01 15.7 Saudia Roundtree (1038/66) 1994-96 15.5 Teresa Edwards (1989/128) 1982-86 15.2 La’Keshia Frett (1850/122) 1993-97 14.5 Tracy Henderson (1764/122) 1993-97

rebouNdssiNGle-GaMe

No. player, opponent 24 K. McClain vs. W. Kentucky (2/10/86) 23 J. Harris vs. S. Carolina (1/30/82) 23 W. Holloway vs. Vanderbilt (2/16/81) 22 K. McClain vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86) 22 W. Holloway vs. Mercer (2/11/81) 20 J. Harris vs. Clemson (2/28/83) 20 J. Harris vs. Clemson (12/15/82) 20 W. Holloway vs. Pittsburgh (3/26/81) 19 P. Phillips vs. Southern Cal (11/23/10) 19 J. Harris vs. Mercer (2/11/81) 18 P. Phillips vs. Arkansas (2/3/11) 18 A. Robinson vs. Florida St. (12/29/07) 18 T. Walker vs. S.C. State (2/23/94) 18 T. Jenkins vs. Ga. Tech (11/29/89) 18 J. Harris vs. Cincinnati (1/2/85) 18 J. Harris vs. Tennessee St. (11/23/84)

seasoN No. player (Games played) season 397 Janet Harris (34) 1982-83 392 Wanda Holloway (37) 1980-81 391 Katrina McClain (32) 1986-87 371 Janet Harris (30) 1981-82 365 Porsha Phillips (34) 2010-11 351 Janet Harris (34) 1984-85 314 Katrina McClain (32) 1985-86 313 Deborah Mitchell (34) 1980-81 304 Cynthia Collins (35) 1980-81 300 Tasha Humphrey (33) 2007-08 298 Angel Robinson (32) 2008-09

career No. player (Games played) seasons 1398 Janet Harris (131) 1981-85 1193 Katrina McClain (125) 1983-87 1163 Wanda Holloway (134) 1980-84 1080 Tasha Humphrey (126) 2004-08 982 Angel Robinson (128) 2006-10 914 Tammye Jenkins (115) 1987-91 906 Christi Thomas (124) 2000-04 885 Tawana McDonald (124) 1998-02 861 Cynthia Collins (122) 1979-83 842 La’Keshia Frett (122) 1993-97

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FGs MadesiNGle-GaMe

No. player (FGs attempted), opponent 18 C. Miller (26) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97) 18 J. Harris (21) vs. ECU (1/21/83) 17 K. McClain (24) vs. Charlotte (2/10/87) 17 T. Price (30) vs. Florida (1/4/78) 16 T. Humphrey vs. Santa Clara (11/18/06) 16 J. Harris (20) vs. Florida (1/12/85) 16 J. Harris (24) vs. Clemson (12/15/82) 16 J. Harris (30) vs. Valdosta St. (11/27/81) 15 11 times, most recent by C. Miller (21) vs. C. Michigan (12/18/97)

seasoN No. player (FGs attempted) year 310 Katrina McClain (552) 1986-87 299 Janet Harris (537) 1982-83 298 Janet Harris (503) 1984-85 295 Coco Miller (618) 1998-99 281 Janet Harris (527) 1981-82 274 Teresa Edwards (491) 1985-86 273 Kelly Miller (600) 1998-99 264 Kedra Holland-Corn (603) 1996-97 264 Coco Miller (609) 1999-2000 262 Katrina McClain (396) 1985-86

career No. player (FGs attempted) years 1127 Janet Harris (2029) 1981-85 873 Katrina McClain (1407) 1983-87 873 Teresa Edwards (1685) 1982-86 864 Coco Miller (1890) 1997-01 825 Tasha Humphrey (1635) 2004-08 781 Kelly Miller (1725) 1997-01 757 Tracy Henderson (1380) 1993-97 757 Wanda Holloway (1413) 1980-84 743 La’Keshia Frett (1514) 1993-97 676 Sherill Baker (1520) 2002-06

FG aTTeMpTssiNGle-GaMe

No. player (FGs Made), opponent 30 J. Harris (16) vs. Valdosta St. (11/27/81) 30 T. Price (17) vs. Florida (1/4/78) 28 T. Humphrey vs. Santa Clara (11/18/06) 28 T. Price (15) vs. N. Georgia (11/30/77) 28 T. Price (11) vs. Alabany St. (11/15/77) 27 B. Locke (11) vs. Auburn (2/16/80) 26 C. Miller (18) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97) 25 K. McClain (15) vs. Vanderbilt (2/15/87) 25 T. Edwards (15) vs. LSU (3/3/86) 25 J. Harris (15) vs. Berry (12/1/82) 25 B. Locke (13) vs. Miami (Ohio) (1/19/80) 25 B. Locke (7) vs. Miss. St. (12/19/79) 25 B. Locke (12) vs. Florida (1/2/80)

seasoN No. player (FGs Made) year 618 Coco Miller (295) 1998-99 609 Coco Miller (264) 1999-00 603 Kedra Holland-Corn (264) 1996-97 600 Kelly Miller (273) 1998-99 578 Kelly Miller (247) 1999-00 555 Bernadette Locke (236) 1979-80 552 Katrina McClain (310) 1986-87 548 Coco Miller (238) 2001-01 537 Janet Harris (299) 1982-83 527 Janet Harris (281) 1981-82

career No. player (FGs Made) years 2029 Janet Harris (1127) 1981-85 1890 Coco Miller (864) 1997-01 1725 Kelly Miller (781) 1997-01 1685 Teresa Edwards (873) 1982-86 1635 Tasha Humphrey (825) 2004-08 1520 Sherill Baker (676) 2002-06 1514 La’Keshia Frett (743) 1993-97 1432 Jasmine James (524) 2009-13 1413 Wanda Holloway (757) 1980-84 1407 Katrina McClain (873) 1983-87

FG perceNTaGesiNGle-GaMe (MiN. 10 FGs)

pct. player (FG-FGa), opponent 1.000 K. Braxton (11-11) vs. Furman (12/17/03) 1.000 T. Waites (10-10) vs. Ga. Southern (12/11/85) 1.000 W. Holloway (10-10) vs LSU (03/04/84) .929 T. Humphrey (13-14) vs. Loyola Marymount

(11/26/05) .923 C, Lowe (12-13) vs. Maryland (12/18/90) .917 K. McClain (11-12) vs S. F. Austin (01/12/84) .909 S. Warren (10-11) vs. Villanova (12/28/86) .846 T. Henderson (11-13) vs. Toledo (12/20/96) .846 K. McClain (11-13) vs. C. Michigan (11/22/85) .833 7 Times (all 10-12): C. Thomas (10-12) vs.

Chattanooga (11/22/02); D. Nolan, vs. Ohio State (12/19/99); K. Miller vs. Oral Roberts (11/22/98); C. Lowe vs. Furman (02/24/93); T. Jenkins vs. Florida State (01/03/88); K. McClain (10-12) vs. W. Kentucky (03/29/85); J. Harris vs Bowling Green (11/26/83)

seasoN (MiN. 150 FGas) pct. player (FG-FGa) season .695 Katrina McClain (137-197) 1983-84 .662 Katrina McClain (262-369) 1985-86 .626 Katrina McClain (164-262) 1984-85 .616 Stacey Ford (159-258) 1989-90 .592 Janet Harris (298-503) 1984-85 .592 Sherelle Warren (187-316) 1987-88 .586 Wanda Holloway (229-391) 1980-81 .580 Sherelle Warren (109-188) 1986-87 .579 Tracy Henderson (208-359) 1995-96 .564 Sherelle Warren (127-225) 1988-89

career pct. player (FG-FGa) seasons .620 Katrina McClain (873-1407) 1983-87 .569 Sherelle Warren (482-847) 1986-90 .555 Janet Harris (1127-2029) 1981-85 .549 Tracy Henderson (757-1380) 1993-96 .544 Stacey Ford (519-955) 1987-91 .536 Wanda Holloway (757-1413) 1980-84 .529 Jasmine Hassell (557-1052) 2009-13 .527 Christi Thomas (605-1148) 2000-04 .526 Angel Robinson (459-873) 2006-10 .526 Kara Braxton (440-836) 2001-04

coco Miller

JaNeT harris


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3FGs MadesiNGle-GaMe

No. player (3FGs attempted), opponent 7 C. Miller (8) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97) 7 K. Berry 3 Times – (11) vs. S. Alabama

(2/25/91); (11) vs. Georgia St. (1/24/90); (12) vs. Miss. St. (2/18/89)

6 17 times: Kh. Miller vs. Auburn (2/24/11); A. Houts vs. Alabama (2/14/10); J. James vs. Chattanooga (11/19/09; C. Chambers 5 Times: (12) vs. Miss. St. (1/11/07), vs. Brown (12/30/06), vs. N.C. A&T (11/15/06), vs. Vanderbilt (3/3/06), and vs. UT-Martin (12/30/05); M. Darrah (8) vs. Ole Miss (1/5/06); M.B. Lycett (8) vs. S. Carolina (2/13/03); A. Kendrick (12) vs. Houston (12/20/02); K. Miller (8) vs. Iowa St. (3/22/99); K. Holland-Corn (10) vs. La. Tech (12/27/96); R. Powell (10) vs. Manhattan (12/30/94); M. Lowe (8) vs. Auburn (2/7/93); K. Berry 2 Times: (12) vs. Miss. St. (2/18/89) and vs. S. Carolina (2/3/88)

seasoN No. player (3FGs attempted) season 85 Cori Chambers (228) 2006-07 78 Cori Chambers (184) 2005-06 77 Kedra Holland-Corn (204) 1996-97 75 Kedra Holland (208) 1994-95 73 Cori Chambers (191) 2004-05 72 Khaalidah Miller (203) 2011-12 69 Kim Berry (163) 1988-89 63 Kedra Holland (155) 1995-96 55 Mary Beth Lycett (150) 2002-03 54 A. Puleo 2007-08 & K. Miller 1998-99

career No. player (3FGs attempted) seasons 282 Cori Chambers (742) 2003-07 253 Kedra Holland-Corn (675) 1993-97 218 Khallidah Miller (702) 2010-14 189 Kim Berry (442) 1987-91 187 Kelly Miller (463) 1997-01 174 Rachel Powell (440) 1993-97 163 Megan Darrah (465) 2004-08 149 Janese Hardrick (409) 2003-07 145 Ashley Houts (133) 2006-10 144 Alexis Kendrick (466) 2002-06

3FG aTTeMpTssiNGle-GaMe

No. player (3FGs Made), opponent 14 A. Kendrick (4) vs. Ole Miss (1/22/04) 13 Kh. Miller (4) vs. Alabama (1/26/14) 13 T. Griffin (2) vs. s.c. state (11/26/13) 13 A.M. Armstrong (3) vs. TCU 12/22/10) 13 C. Chambers (6) vs. Middle Tennessee

(12/7/06) 13 C. Chambers (5) vs. Miami (1/15/06) 13 C. Chambers (5) vs. Baylor (11/13/05) 12 Kh. Miller (2) vs. Missouri (1/9/14) 12 Kh. Miller (5) vs. Marist (3/18/12) 12 Kh. Miller (4) vs. Arkansas (1/1/12) 12 C. Chambers (6) vs. Miss. St. (1/11/07) 12 A. Kendrick (1) vs. Arkansas (2/8/04) 12 A. Kendrick (6) vs. Houston (12/20/02) 12 P. Irwin (5) vs. Ole Miss (2/26/98) 12 K. Holland-Corn (5) vs. Clemson (11/26/96) 12 K. Berry (4) vs. Arkansas (3/18/90) 12 K. Berry (7) vs. Georgia St. (1/24/90) 12 K. Berry (7) vs. Miss. St. (2/18/89)

seasoN No. player (3FGs Made) season 228 Cori Chambers (85) 2006-07 208 Kedra Holland-Corn (75) 1994-95 204 Kedra Holland-Corn (77) 1996-97 203 Khaalidah Miller (72) 2011-12 191 Cori Chambers (73) 2004-06 184 Cori Chambers (78) 2005-06 178 Khaalidah Miller (49) 2013-14 174 Jasmine James (46) 2009-10 163 Khaalidah Miller (53) 2010-11 163 Kim Berry (69) 1988-89

career No. player (3FGs Made) seasons 742 Cori Chambers (282) 2003-07 702 Khaalidah Miller (218) 2010-14 675 Kedra Holland-Corn (253) 1993-97 466 Alexis Kendrick (144) 2002-06 465 Megan Darrah (163) 2004-08 463 Kelly Miller (187) 1997-01 452 Ashley Houts (145) 2006-10 442 Kim Berry (189) 1987-91 440 Rachel Powell (174) 1993-97 425 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (136) 1995-99

3FG perceNTaGesiNGle-GaMe (MiN. 5 3FGs)

pct. player (3FG-3FGa), opponent .875 C. Miller (7-8) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97) .833 Kh. Miller (5-6) vs. S. Carolina (01/02/11) .833 M.B. Lycett (5-6) vs. Auburn (02/09/03) .833 M.B. Lycett (5-6) vs. VCU (12/30/01) .833 C. Miller (5-6) vs. Ole Miss (01/27/00) .833 K. Miller (5-6) vs. Florida State (12/30/98) .750 6 times (all 6-8): M. Darrah vs. Ole Miss

(01/05/06); C. Chambers vs. Tennessee-Martin (12/30/05); M.B. Lycett vs. South Carolina (02/13/03); K. Miller vs. Iowa State (03/22/99); M. Lowe vs. Auburn (02/07/93); K. Berry vs. South Carolina (02/03/88)

seasoN (MiN. 100 3FGas) pct. player (3FG-FGa) season .486 Camille Lowe (52-107) 1990-91 .463 Kelly Miller (50-108) 2000-01 .439 Kelly Miller (54-123) 1998-99 .424 Cori Chambers (78-184) 2005-06 .423 Kim Berry (69-163) 1988-89 .412 Kim Berry (49-119) 1989-90 .407 Kedra Holland-Corn (63-155) 1995-96 .407 Rachel Powell (46-113) 1993-94 .402 Coco Miller (49-122) 1990-00 .384 Rachel Powell (53-138) 1994-95 .382 Cori Chambers (73-191) 2004-05

career (MiN. 300 3FGas) pct. player (3FG-FGa) seasons .428 Kim Berry (189-442) 1987-91 .404 Kelly Miller (187-463) 1997-01 .395 Rachel Powell (174-440) 1993-97 .380 Cori Chambers (282-742) 2003-07 .377 Coco Miller (136-361) 1997-01 .375 Kedra Holland (253-675) 1993-97 .375 Camille Lowe (130-347) 1989-93 .364 Janese Hardrick (149-409) 2003-07 .351 Megan Darrah (163-465) 2004-08 .349 Mary Beth Lycett (117-335) 1999-02

cori chaMbers

kiM berry


H I S T O R Y


FTs MadesiNGle-GaMe

No. player (FT attempted), opponent 16 K. Miller (18) vs. Auburn (1/17/99) 15 K. Miller (18) vs. C. Michigan (12/18/97) 15 K. McClain (21) vs. S. Alabama (11/29/86) 13 J. Hardrick (15) vs. Alabama (2/1/04) 13 S. Roundtree (12) vs. vs. La. Tech (3/25/96) 13 D. Dunlap (14) vs. Ole Miss (12/19/79) 12 T. Humphrey (14) vs. Temple (12/19/05) 12 K. Miller (14) vs. Arkansas (2/20/98) 12 T. Jenkins (16) vs. Clemson (2/7/90) 12 K. McClain (15) vs. Florida A&M (2/24/87)

seasoN No. player (FTs attempted) season 176 Katrina McClain (240) 1986-87 148 Tasha Humphrey (177) 2005-06 139 Tasha Humphrey (180) 2004-05 138 Tasha Humphrey (176) 2007-08 137 Katrina McClain (176) 1985-86 136 Kelly Miller (163) 1998-99 131 Ashley Houts (165) 2007-08 130 Saudia Roundtree (174) 1995-96 118 Kelly Miller (144) 1997-98 116 La’Keshia Frett (155) 1994-95

career No. player (FTs attempted) seasons 522 Tasha Humphrey (666) 2004-08 449 Katrina McClain (616) 1983-87 439 Ashley Houts (555) 2006-10 428 Kelly Miller (519) 1997-01 387 Janet Harris (588) 1981-85 374 Tammye Jenkins (591) 1987-91 361 La’Keshia Frett (463) 1993-97 360 Christi Thomas (525) 2000-04 336 Lady Hardmon (514) 1988-92 317 Wanda Holloway (432) 1980-84

FT aTTeMpTssiNGle-GaMe

No. player (FTs Made), opponent 21 K. McClain (15) vs. S. Alabama (11/29/86) 18 K. Miller (16) vs. Auburn (1/17/99) 18 K. Miller (15) vs. C. Michigan (12/18/97) 16 T. Humphrey (10) vs. Auburn (2/24/08) 16 T. Jenkins (12) vs. Clemson (2/7/90) 15 T. Jenkins (10) vs. Florida (1/8/89) 15 J. Hardrick (13) vs. Alabama (2/1/04) 15 K. McClain (12) vs. Florida A&M (2/24/87) 15 K. McClain (9) vs. La. Tech (12/17/86) 14 T. Humphrey (12) vs. Temple (12/19/05) 14 K. Miller (12) vs. Arkansas (2/20/98) 14 L. Hardmon (7) vs. Iowa (1/5/91) 14 T. Phillips (10) vs. VCU (12/19/87) 14 K. McClain (9) vs. Kansas (3/14/87) 14 K. McClain (11) vs. S. Carolina (1/2/87)

seasoN No. player (FTs Made) season 240 Katrina McClain (176) 1986-87 189 Cynthia Collins (110) 1980-81 180 Tasha Humphrey (139) 2004-05 180 Tammye Jenkins(109) 1987-88 177 Tasha Humphrey (148) 2005-06 176 Tasha Humphrey (138) 2007-08 176 Katrina McClain (137) 1985-86 174 Saudia Roundtree (130) 1995-96 165 Ashley Houts (131) 2007-08 163 Kelly Miller (136) 1998-99

career No. player (FTs Made) seasons 666 Tasha Humphrey (522) 2004-08 616 Katrina McClain (449) 1983-87 591 Tammye Jenkins (374) 1987-91 588 Janet Harris (387) 1981-85 555 Ashley Houts (439) 2006-10 525 Christi Thomas (360) 2000-04 519 Kelly Miller (428) 1997-01 514 Lady Hardmon (336) 1988-92 494 Cynthia Collins (252) 1979-83 463 La’Keshia Frett (361) 1993-97

FT perceNTaGesiNGle-GaMe (MiN. 10 FTs)

pct. player (FT-FTa), opponent 1.000 J. Hardrick (10x10) vs. Rutgers (11/12/06) 1.000 S. Baker (10x10) vs. Tennessee (3/4/06) 1.000 T. Humphrey (10x10) vs. Memphis (12/29/05) 1.000 J. Hardrick (10x10) vs. Tennessee (1/31/05) 1.000 A. Kendrick (10x10) vs. Rutgers (3/24/03) 1.000 K. Miller (10x10) vs. Florida (1/11/01) 1.000 S. Roundtree (10x10) vs. Auburn (1/12/96) 1.000 D. Carter (10x10) vs. Florida (1/22/92) 1.000 A. Shuler (11x11) vs. Tennessee (1/28/91) 1.000 C. Lowe (11x11) vs. Charlotte (1/14/91) 1.000 K. McClain (11x11) vs. Kentucky (2/23/86)

seasoN (MiN. 50 FTas) pct. player (FT-FTa) season .942 Pam Irwin (49-52) 1996-97 .862 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (50-58) 1997-98 .848 Alexis Kendrick (89-105) 2002-03 .846 Lisa O’Connor (66-78) 1984-85 .841 La’Keshia Frett (90-107) 1995-96 .839 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (47-56) 1998-99 .838 Deborah Reese (93-111) 1992-93 .838 Adrienne Shuler (67-80) 1990-91 .836 Tasha Humphrey (148-177) 2005-06 .834 Kelly Miller (136-163) 1998-99

career (MiN. 150 FTas) pct. player (FT-FTa) seasons .852 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (173-203) 1995-99 .825 Kelly Miller (428-519) 1997-01 .805 Alexis Kendrick (252-313) 2002-06 .803 Camille Lowe (216-269) 1989-93 .799 Janese Hardrick (311-389) 2003-07 .795 Megan Darrah (171-215) 2004-08 .791 Ashley Houts (439-555) 2006-10 .784 Tasha Humphrey (522-666) 2004-08 .780 La’Keshia Frett (361-463) 1993-97 .761 Sherill Baker (280-368) 2002-06

la’keshia FreTT

chrisTi ThoMas


H I S T O R Y


assisTssiNGle-GaMe

No. player, opponent 14 L. Hardmon vs. Georgia St. (1/6/92) 14 A. Shuler vs. Florida St. (1/31/91) 13 A. Houts vs. Auburn (1/29/09) 13 C. Green vs. Florida A&M (2/17/88) 13 A. Shuler vs. Florida (1/9/88) 13 T. Edwards vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/85) 13 T. Edwards vs. Tennessee St. (2/6/85) 13 B. Locke vs. Albany St. (1/21/81) 12 A. Houts vs. Iowa (3/23/08) 12 S. Roundtree vs. Nebraska (12/21/95) 12 S. Roundtree vs. Miss. St. (2/10/95) 12 K. Robbins vs. Mercer (2/1/93) 12 T. Edwards vs. Rutgers (12/12/84) 12 T. Edwards vs. Auburn (3/3/84) 12 L. Sims vs. California (3/27/81)

seasoN No. player (Games played) season 226 Saudia Roundtree (33) 1994-95 204 Adrienne Shuler (32) 1990-91 195 Saudia Roundtree (33) 1995-96 189 Teresa Edwards (33) 1983-84 188 Teresa Edwards (30) 1984-85 185 Bernadette Locke (37) 1980-81 179 Lady Hardmon (30) 1991-92 176 Teresa Edwards (32) 1985-86 164 Kelly Miller (28) 1997-98 163 Ashley Houts (33) 2007-08 163 Kelly Miller (33) 2000-01

career No. player (Games played) seasons 653 Teresa Edwards (128) 1982-86 639 Kelly Miller (131) 1997-01 565 Ashley Houts (133) 2006-10 553 Adrienne Shuler (118) 1987-91 545 Alexis Kendrick (132) 2002-06 436 Rachel Powell (122) 1993-97 433 Jasmine James (126) 2009-13 433 Lady Hardmon (121) 1988-92 425 Carla Green (119) 1985-89 421 Saudia Roundtree (66) 1994-96

blockssiNGle-GaMe

No. player, opponent 10 T. Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95) 9 T. McDonald vs. Houston (12/10/00) 7 C. Thomas vs. Georgia St. (11/21/03) 7 K. McClain vs. Missouri (1/8/87) 7 K. McClain vs. Chattanooga (1/6/86) 7 K. McClain vs. Western Ky. (3/29/85) 6 13 times, most recent by Kara Braxton vs.

Oakland (12/8/02)

seasoN No. player (Games played) season 103 Tawana McDonald (33) 2000-01 90 Tawana McDonald (35) 1999-00 87 Katrina McClain (29) 1984-85 87 Katrina McClain (31) 1985-86 83 Tracy Henderson (33) 1994-95 73 Katrina McClain (32) 1986-87 72 Tracy Henderson (33) 1995-96 70 Angel Robinson (32) 2008-09 61 Angel Robinson (30) 2009-10 59 Kara Braxton (30) 2001-02 59 Tracy Henderson (28) 1993-94

career No. player (Games played) seasons 297 Tawana McDonald (124) 1998-02 290 Katrina McClain (125) 1983-87 267 Tracy Henderson (122) 1993-97 213 Angel Robinson (128) 2006-10 194 Christi Thomas (124) 2000-04 179 Barbara Bootz (126) 1983-87 163 Tammye Jenkins (115) 1987-91 141 Porsha Phillips (100) 2008-11 122 Anne Marie Armstrong (133) 2009-13 119 Tasha Humphrey (126) 2004-08

sTealssiNGle-GaMe

No. player, opponent 10 A. Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06) 10 S. Baker vs. Miss. St. (119/06) 10 K. Holland-Corn vs. Virginia (12/4/96) 10 A. Shuler vs. Howard (2/22/89) 9 S. Baker vs. Marist (3/19/06) 9 S. Baker vs. Middle Tennessee (11/30/05) 9 S. Baker vs. LMU (11/26/05) 9 K. Miller vs. Arkansas (1/21/98) 9 K. Holland-Corn vs. Wingate (12/10/96) 9 K. Thompson vs. Coppin St. (12/28/93) 9 B. Locke vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80)

seasoN No. player (Games played) season 149 Sherill Baker (32) 2005-06 116 Kedra Holland-Corn (31) 1996-97 114 Bernadette Locke (27) 1979-80 104 Sherill Baker (35) 2003-04 104 Bernadette Locke (37) 1980-81 103 Adrienne Shuler (32) 1990-91 100 Teresa Edwards (30) 1984-85 93 Ashley Houts (34) 2006-07 91 Teresa Edwards (32) 1985-86 89 Sherill Baker (30) 2002-03

career No. player (Games played) seasons 426 Sherill Baker (131) 2002-06 342 Teresa Edwards (128) 1982-86 319 Ashley Houts (133) 2006-10 308 Adrienne Shuler (118) 1987-91 302 Kedra Holland-Corn (125) 1993-97 285 Kelly Miller (131) 1997-01 279 Janet Harris (131) 1981-85 266 Jasmine James (126) 2009-13 238 Carla Green (119) 1985-89 225 Coco Miller (130) 1997-01

carla GreeN

rachel poWell


H I S T O R Y


adrieNNe shuler

alexis keNdrick

FreshMaNpoiNTs

No. player season 663 Janet Harris 1981-82 628 Tasha Humphrey 2004-05 598 Deborah Mitchell 1980-81 522 Wanda Holloway 1980-81 489 Kara Braxton 2001-02 489 Kelly Miller 1997-98

rebouNds No. player season 392 Wanda Holloway 1980-81 371 Janet Harris 1981-82 313 Deborah Mitchell 1980-81 283 Cynthia Collins 1979-80 276 Tasha Humphrey 2004-05

assisTs No. player season 164 Kelly Miller 1997-98 158 Alexis Kendrick 2002-03 128 Adrienne Shuler 1987-88 127 Rachel Powell 1993-94 114 Ashley Houts 2006-07

blocks No. player season 59 Kara Braxton 2001-02 59 Tracy Henderson 1993-94 56 Tawana McDonald 1998-99 53 Barbara Bootz 1983-84 43 Katrina McClain 1983-84

sTeals No. player season 93 Ashley Houts 2006-07 89 Sherill Baker 2002-03 85 shacobia barbee 2012-13 84 Lou Sims 1980-81 76 Kelly Miller 1997-98 76 Janet Harris 1981-82

sophoMorepoiNTs

No. player season 692 Janet Harris 1982-83 628 Kelly Miller 1998-99 626 Coco Miller 1998-99 624 Tasha Humphrey 2005-06 523 La’Keshia Frett 1994-95

rebouNds No. player season 397 Janet Harris 1982-83 309 Tawana McDonald 1999-00 304 Cynthia Collins 1980-81 283 Tasha Humphrey 2005-06 283 Wanda Holloway 1981-82

assisTs No. player season 189 Teresa Edwards 1983-84 163 Ashley Houts 2007-08 160 Traci Waites 1985-86 155 Alexis Kendrick 2003-04 150 Kelly Miller 1998-99

blocks No. player season 90 Tawana McDonald 1999-00 87 Katrina McClain 1984-85 83 Tracy Henderson 1994-95 54 Tammye Jenkins 1988-89 51 Angel Robinson 2007-08

sTeals No. player season 104 Sherill Baker 2003-04 87 Ashley Houts 2007-08 81 Teresa Edwards 1983-84 78 Kedra Holland 1994-95 79 shacobia barbee 2013-14

JuNiorpoiNTs

No. player season 661 Katrina McClain 1985-86 586 Janet Harris 1983-84 556 Bernadette Locke 1979-80 555 Coco Miller 1999-00 544 Kelly Miller 1999-00

rebouNds No. player season 314 Katrina McClain 1985-86 298 Angel Robinson 2008-09 288 La’Keshia Frett 1995-96 279 Porsha Phillips 2009-10 279 Janet Harris 1983-84

assisTs No. player season 226 Saudia Roundtree 1994-95 188 Teresa Edwards 1984-85 162 Kelly Miller 1999-00 151 Ashley Houts 2008-09 147 Carla Green 1987-88

blocks No. player season 103 Tawana McDonald 2000-01 87 Katrina McClain 1985-86 72 Tracy Henderson 1995-96 70 Angel Robinson 2008-09 56 Christi Thomas 2002-03

sTeals No. player season 114 Bernadette Locke 1979-80 100 Teresa Edwards 1984-85 84 Sherill Baker 2004-05 75 Kelly Miller 1999-00 70 Ashley Houts 2008-09 70 Kedra Holland 1995-96

seNiorpoiNTs

No. player season 796 Katrina McClain 1986-87 700 Janet Harris 1984-85 630 Teresa Edwards 1985-86 598 Sherill Baker 2005-06 552 Tasha Humphrey 2007-08

rebouNds No. player season 391 Katrina McClain 1986-87 365 Porsha Phillips 2010-11 351 Janet Harris 1984-85 300 Tasha Humphrey 2007-08 290 Christi Thomas 2003-04

assisTs No. player season 204 Adrienne Shuler 1990-91 195 Saudia Roundtree 1995-96 185 Bernadette Locke 1980-81 179 Lady Hardmon 1991-92 176 Teresa Edwards 1985-86

blocks No. player season 73 Katrina McClain 1986-87 61 Angel Robinson 2009-10 53 Tracy Henderson 1996-97 52 Tammye Jenkins 1990-91 51 Christi Thomas 2003-04 51 Barbara Bootz 1986-87

sTeals No. player season 149 Sherill Baker 2005-06 116 Kedra Holland-Corn 1996-97 104 Bernadette Locke 1980-81 103 Adrienne Shuler 1990-91 91 Teresa Edwards 1985-86

class-by-class Top-5 leaders

H I S T O R Y


poiNTs No. opponent 125 vs. South Alabama (2/25/91) 124 vs. Mercer (2/11/81) 122 vs. UNC-Asheville (11/26/93) 119 vs. Tift (1974-75) 118 vs. Oral Roberts (11/22/98) 116 vs. Oral Roberts (1/25/93) 116 vs. Valdosta State (12/4/86) 114 vs. Georgia State (2/2/84) 113 vs. Georgia Tech (12/13/94) 113 vs. Kentucky (2/23/86)

rebouNds No. opponent 72 vs. Rider (12/29/92) 72 vs. Appalachian St. (12/31/82) 68 vs. Marquette (1/11/95) 68 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80) 66 vs. Ga. Southern (12/4/01) 66 vs. S.C. State (1/26/89) 64 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/95) 63 vs. Southern Utah St. (1/15/90) 61 vs. Tennessee State (1/18/89) 61 vs. Vanderbilt (1/14/84)

FGs Made No. opponent 52 vs. Valdosta State (12/4/86) 50 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) 49 vs. UNC-Asheville (11/26/93) 49 vs. Xavier (1/3/85) 49 vs. Augusta (1/28/84) 49 vs. Georgia State (2/2/83) 47 vs. Mercer (2/11/81) 46 vs. Chattanooga (2/16/87) 46 vs. Mercer (2/13/86) 46 vs. Central Michigan (11/22/85)

FGs aTTeMpTed No. opponent 101 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80) 96 vs. Augusta (1/28/84) 91 vs. Marquette (1/11/95) 91 vs. Northwestern (12/21/90) 89 vs. Mercer (2/4/87) 88 vs. St. Francis (3/15/96) 88 vs. Mississippi State (1/28/96) 88 vs. Ga. Southern (11/28/95) 87 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/95) 87 vs. Coppin State (12/29/93)

FG perceNTaGe No. opponent .684 vs. N.C. State (11/30/85) .677 vs. Florida A&M (12/16/85) .676 vs. Mercer (2/13/86) .675 vs. Valdosta State (12/4/86) .673 vs. Mississippi State (3/2/86) .667 vs. Detroit (12/19/88) .656 vs. Mercer (1/14/85) .643 vs. Ga. Southern (12/11/85) .642 vs. Kentucky (2/2/06) .639 vs. Vanderbilt (2/10/85)

3FGs Made No. opponent 13 vs. TCU (11/11/11) 13 vs. Florida (1/29/97) 13 vs. Georgia State (1/24/90) 12 vs. Iowa State (3/25/13) 12 vs. Alabama (2/14/10) 12 vs. Florida (1/4/07) 12 vs. Ole Miss (1/5/06) 12 vs. Iona (12/6/05) 12 vs. Stetson (1/10/05) 12 vs. Florida (1/18/04)

3FGs aTTeMpTed No. opponent 34 vs. Tennessee (2/21/11) 34 vs. TCU (12/22/10) 34 vs. Ole Miss (1/22/04) 33 vs. Iona (12/19/04) 33 vs. Ga. Southern (11/24/97) 32 vs. Missouri (1/9/14) 32 vs. Florida (1/18/04) 31 vs. Arkansas (2/8/04) 30 vs. Iowa State (3/25/13) 30 vs. TCU (11/11/11)

3FG perceNTaGe pct. opponent (MiN. 5 Made) 1.000 vs. Vanderbilt (1/30/00) .778 vs. Kentucky (3/5/09) .778 vs. Austin Peay (12/16/97) .714 vs. Detroit (12/19/88) .667 vs. Auburn (1/17/99) .667 vs. Loyola (12/1/90) .667 vs. South Carolina (2/3/88) .643 vs. Richmond (12/21/06) .636 vs. Georgia State (12/12/94) .619 vs. Florida (1/29/97)

FTs Made No. opponent 40 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90) 37 vs. South Alabama (2/25/91) 36 vs. Middle Tenn. St. (2/12/85) 35 vs. Oklahoma (12/13/98) 35 vs. Oral Roberts (11/22/98) 34 vs. UCLA (12/5/02) 33 vs. Oklahoma (11/22/00) 33 vs. Central Michigan (12/18/97) 32 vs. Vanderbilt (1/18/07) 31 vs. Georgia Tech (12/17/01)

FTs aTTeMpTed No. opponent 53 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90) 51 vs. South Alabama (2/25/91) 51 vs. Middle Tenn. St. (2/12/85) 51 vs. Alabany State (12/17/79) 46 vs. Oklahoma (12/13/98) 45 vs. Georgia State (1/3/83) 44 vs. Georgia Tech (12/27/01) 44 vs. Oklahoma (11/22/00) 44 vs. Northeast La. (11/28/90) 42 vs. Vanderbilt (1/18/07) 42 vs. Eastern Kentucky (1/22/90)

FT perceNTaGe pct. opponent (MiN. 15 Made) .955 vs. Mississippi State (2/1/09) .955 vs. Illinois (3/15/86) .952 vs. Tennessee (3/4/06) .952 vs. Mississippi State (2/6/00) .944 vs. Missouri-K.C. (12/18/92) .941 vs. LSU (2/10/08) .941 vs. Iowa (12/20/95) .938 vs. Tennessee (3/6/04) .938 vs. Mississippi State (2/8/86) .923 vs. Kentucky (3/2/07)

assisTs No. opponent 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) 34 vs. Florida A&M (12/16/85) 33 vs. Ole Miss (1/16/03) 32 vs. Morris Brown (1/7/02) 32 vs. UT-Chattanooga (12/2/84) 31 vs. Winthrop (1/7/93) 31 vs. Florida A&M (2/26/92) 31 vs. Southern Utah St. (1/15/90) 31 vs. Albany State (2/27/81) 30 vs. Florida (1/12/03) 30 vs. Midddle Tenn. St. (12/1/96) 30 vs. N.C. State (1/3/90) 30 vs. N.C. State (11/30/85)

blocked shoTs No. opponent 16 vs. Kentucky (2/1/81) 13 vs. Ga. Southern (12/4/01) 13 vs. Georgia State (11/27/01) 13 vs. Maine (11/18/01) 13 vs. Louisville (3/19/95) 12 vs. Houston (12/10/00) 12 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/23/85) 11 vs. Kentucky (1/7/10) 11 vs. LSU (1/3/02) 11 vs. East Tenn. St. (12/29/99) 11 vs. Alcorn State (12/4/99) 11 vs. Boise State (12/20/98)

sTeals No. opponent 34 vs. Ga. Southern (11/28/95) 27 vs. UNC-Asheville (11/26/93) 27 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80) 26 vs. Xavier (1/3/85) 25 vs. Morris Brown (1/7/02) 25 vs. Georgia Tech (12/4/82) 25 vs. S.C. State (12/19/95) 23 vs. Lipscomb (12/16/12) 23 vs. Arkansas (1/21/98) 23 vs. Wingate (12/10/96) 23 vs. Coppin State (12/29/93) 23 vs. Southern Utah St. (1/15/90)

WaNda holloWay

TaMMye JeNkiNs

Team single-game Top-10 performances

H I S T O R Y


poiNTs 43 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi St. (1/13/02) 40 Sharon Tucker, Oral Roberts (11/22/80) 38 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91) 37 Chandi Jones, Houston (12/20/02) 35 Isabelle Fijalkowski, Colorado (3/25/95) 35 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82) 34 Alexis Rack, Mississippi St. (1/28/10) 34 Michelle Cozad, Santa Clara (11/18/05) 34 Susan Taylor, Valdosta St. (2/18/80) 34 Wanda Hightower, UAB (3/12/81)

rebouNds 26 Susan Taylor, Valdosta St. (2/18/80) 23 Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech (3/16/85) 21 Jab Johnson, NE La. (12/10/88) 20 Tracy Claxton, Old Dominion (3/31/85) 19 Karisma Penn, Illinois (12/28/12) 19 Carol Smith, Alabama (2/5/86)

FGs Made 17 Sharon Tucker, Oral Roberts (11/22/80) 16 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82) 16 Babara Kennedy, Clemson (11/28/79) 15 LeAnn Harrell, Valdosta St. (2/18/80) 15 Michelle Marciniak, Notre Dame (12/8/91)

FGs aTTeMpTed 35 LeAnn Harrell, Valdosta St. (2/18/80) 32 Andrea Riley, Oklahoma St. (3/22/10) 31 Eva Lemeh, Vanderbilt (2/16/81) 30 Denise Lloyd, Georgia St. (1/6/82) 30 Pam Leake, North Carolina (12/27/85) 30 Jackie McKinnon, Dist. of Col. (1/30/90)

3FGs Made 9 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (2/21/99) 8 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas (1/13/11) 8 Bridget Pettis, Florida (1/22/92) 7 Alexis Rack, Mississippi St. (1/28/10) 6 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas (2/3/11) 6 J. Howard, N.C. State (3/23/95) 6 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (2/1/09 6 Doneeka Hodges, LSU (1/25/04) 6 Tatyana Troina, South Carolina (1/10/02) 6 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2/20/93)

poiNTs 113 by Mercer (2/13/80) 110 by Valdosta State (1978) 105 by Alabama (2/29/92)

rebouNds 63 by Tennessee (1/8/96) 62 by Valdosta State (2/18/80) 62 by Tennessee (1/29/86)

FGs Made 51 by Mercer (2/13/80) 43 by Tennessee (1/28/98) 40 by Arizona State (3/12/82)

FGs aTTeMpTed 95 by Valdosta State (2/18/80) 89 by Mercer (2/13/80) 84 by Louisiana Tech (3/25/96)

3FGs Made 13 Chattanooga (11/19/10) 13 Georgia Southern (11/21/06) 13 by Santa Clara (11/18/05); 13 by Eastern Kentucky (1/22/90) 3FGs aTTeMpTed 35 by Tulane (3/20/10) 34 by South Carolina (1/29/95) 31 by Iowa State (3/25/13) 31 by Alabama (1/31/13)

iNdividual TeaM 3FGs aTTeMpTed 17 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2/20/93) 15 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (2/1/09) 15 Doneeka Hodges, LSU (1/25/04) 15 Alie Rousseau, Ga. Southern (12/4/01) 14 Shafontaye Myers, Alabama (1/31/13) 14 Candace Wiggins, Stanford (11/26/06) 14 Brandi McCain, Florida (1/11/01) 14 Laura Vaughn, Alabama (1/9/90)

Free ThroWs Made 18 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91) 17 Angie Bonner, Kansas St. (1/6/83) 15 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80) 15 Tricia Clay, Texas Tech (12/14/84)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTed 21 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91) 20 Angie Bonner, Kansas St. (1/6/83) 19 Lucienne Berthieu, OSU (2/16/02) 18 Janet Holt, Tennessee Tech (12/12/99) 18 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80) 18 Tricia Clay, Texas Tech (12/14/84)

assisTs 18 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (3/7/88) 17 Tameka Johnson, LSU (3/5/05) 14 Rhonda Windham, USC (4/1/83) 13 Dalma Ivanyi, FIU (12/5/97)

blocked shoTs 10 Marita Payne, Auburn (1/16/05) 9 Teanna Robinson, Mercer (11/14/13) 9 Meribeth Feenstra, Liberty (3/16/01) 8 Sandora Irvin, TCU (11/27/04) 8 Slyvia Cummings, Oral Roberts (1/25/93

sTeals 10 Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84) 10 Audrey Burcy, Ohio State (12/19/92) 9 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina (2/7/02) 9 Karen Booker, Vanderbilt (3/5/87)

Free ThroWs Made 34 by Tennessee (3/5/94) 33 by Auburn (2/10/90) 33 by South Carolina (1/16/93)

Free ThroWs aTTeMpTed 51 by South Carolina (1/16/93) 43 by Vanderbilt (2/15/81) 43 by Alabama (1/31/81) 42 by Ole Miss (3/4/89) 42 by Auburn (2/10/90)

assisTs 32 by Mercer (2/13/80) 32 by Arizona State (3/12/82) 28 by Ole Miss (2/7/80)

blocked shoTs 12 by Mercer (11/14/13) 12 by Rice (3/19/05) 12 by Kentucky (1/18/80) 12 by Virginia (12/4/96) 11 by South Carolina (2/27/14) 11 by TCU (11/27/04) 11 by Liberty (3/16/01)

sTeals 23 by Ohio State (2/6/94) 22 by Tennessee (1/28/98) 20 by Alabama (2/28/93)

STegeman'S BIggeST cROwdS att. opponent date 10,523 Tennessee 1/29/12 10,523 Tennessee 1/14/07 10,523 Tennessee 1/17/00 10,523 Tennessee 1/28/99 10,523 Connecticut 1/20/97 10,082 Tennessee 2/10/02 9,495 Tennessee 2/12/04 9,011 Auburn 2/23/91 8,218 Texas 11/21/04 8,127 LSU 1/25/04

Top Opponent single-game performances

H I S T O R Y


FG aTTeMpTs No. season Games 2554 1980-81 37 2334 1999-00 36 2304 1994-95 33 2286 1998-99 34 2284 1983-84 33 2248 1995-96 33 2248 1982-83 34 2220 1992-93 34 2211 2003-04 35 2209 1984-85 34

3FGs Made No. season Games 228 2005-06 32 215 2006-07 34 207 2007-08 33 203 2004-05 34 191 2003-04 35 179 1995-96 33 172 2013-14 32 170 2009-10 34 167 1996-97 31 163 2012-13 35 160 2010-11 31

3FG aTTeMpTs No. season Games 626 2007-08 33 625 2006-07 34 606 2003-04 35 601 2004-05 34 593 2009-10 34 584 2012-13 35 581 2005-06 32 573 2013-14 32 572 2010-11 34 513 1995-96 33

FTs Made No. season Games 545 1998-99 34 534 1990-91 32 519 2000-01 33 508 1992-93 34 495 1999-00 36 493 1987-88 31 490 2006-07 34 488 2003-04 35 475 2007-08 33 470 1980-81 37

poiNTs No. season Games 2938 1980-81 37 2855 1985-86 32 2820 1999-00 36 2795 1983-84 33 2792 1984-85 34 2786 1998-99 34 2736 1990-91 32 2734 1995-96 33 2699 1994-95 33 2626 2000-01 33

poiNTs per GaMe Avg. Season Pts./Games 89.2 1985-86 2855/32 85.5 1990-91 2736/32 85.0 1983-84 2795/33 82.1 1984-85 2792/34 81.9 1998-99 2786/34 81.8 1994-95 2699/33 80.7 1989-90 2402/30 80.7 1988-89 2421/30 79.8 2005-06 2554/32 79.6 2000-01 2626/33

rebouNds No. season Games 1717 1980-81 37 1491 1994-95 33 1481 1992-93 34 1473 1999-00 36 1434 2012-13 35 1415 2003-04 35 1399 2010-11 34 1380 1998-99 34 1379 1983-84 33 1377 2009-10 34

FGs Made No. season Games 1234 1980-81 37 1193 1985-86 32 1188 1983-84 33 1173 1984-85 34 1094 1999-00 36 1077 1982-83 34 1055 1990-91 32 1051 1995-96 33 1043 1998-99 34 1043 1994-95 33

FT aTTTeMpTs No. season Games 782 1990-91 32 759 1998-99 34 748 1980-81 37 735 1987-88 31 723 2000-01 33 720 1992-93 34 715 1989-90 30 708 1999-00 36 692 1994-95 33 688 1982-83 34

assisTs No. season Games 678 1985-86 32 676 1985-86 32 657 1983-84 33 609 1999-00 36 604 1995-96 33 594 1994-95 33 591 2000-01 33 582 1990-91 32 573 1986-87 32 570 1998-99 34

blocks No. season Games 188 2001-02 30 187 2009-10 34 187 1999-00 36 177 2000-01 34 169 1994-95 33 168 1983-84 33 158 1986-87 32 156 1985-86 32 154 1984-85 34 148 2002-03 31

sTeals No. season Games 443 1980-81 37 410 1984-85 34 408 1990-91 32 394 1995-96 33 391 1983-84 33 391 1982-83 34 385 1999-00 36 383 1981-82 30 377 2012-13 35 371 2005-06 32

ScORIng maRgInS

OveRTIme gameS (25-11)

larGesT deFeaTs pts. score opponent (date) 59 43-102 vs. Tennessee (1/28/98) 41 38-79 vs. Texas A&M (3/27/11) 41 51-92 vs. North Georgia (1973-74) 40 70-110 vs. Valdosta St. (1973-74) 39 74-113 vs. Mercer (2/13/80) 39 70-109 vs. Shorter (11/30/77) 37 36-73 vs. Stanford (3/27/10) 37 53-90 vs. Mercer (1974-75) 36 65-101 vs. Valdosta St. (11/19/76) 36 36-72 vs. West Georgia (1973-74) 36 44-80 vs. Mercer (1973-74)

larGesT vicTories pts. score opponent (date) 72 106-34 vs. Savannah State (12/10/05) 71 102-31 vs. UNC Asheville (1/23/95) 71 102-31 vs. S.C. State (1/26/89) 70 102-32 vs. Tennessee St. (1/18/89) 69 105-36 vs. Morris Brown (1/7/02) 68 106-38 vs. Xavier (Ohio) (1/3/85) 67 116-49 vs. Oral Roberts (1/25/93) 66 112-46 vs. Southern Utah St. (1/15/90) 65 101-36 vs. UNC Asheville (1/6/96) 64 119-55 vs. Tift (1/24/75)

date opponent W-l score12/2/78 North Georgia W 63-591/12/80 Mercer W 87-852/2/80 at Georgia Southern L 63-652/18/80 at valdosta state W 99-9612/17/80 vs. Tennessee L 68-733/28/81 vs. Arizona State W 75-731/6/82 at Georgia State L 77-791/30/82 South Carolina W 82-751/30/83 at Kentucky L 59-662/26/83 Mercer W 78-6612/12/84 at Western Kentucky L 67-7212/15/86 vs. Northwestern St. W 95-9412/21/90 vs. Northwestern W 93-832/10/91 at Louisiana State W 108-10212/8/91 Notre Dame W 90-862/10/95 Mississippi W 80-7712/8/96 at Tennessee W 94-931/4/98 Wisconsin L 64-742/20/98 at Arkansas W 86-8111/27/99 at Maine W 79-682/3/00 Florida W 81-7611/20/01 Middle Tennessee St. W 77-7212/16/01 at N.C. State W 68-631/19/03 south carolina W *97-911/22/04 at ole Miss l *79-903/6/04 vs. Tennessee W 68-662/27/05 Vanderbilt L 59-6612/19/05 at Temple L 66-692/15/07 at Kentucky W 82-7212/29/07 vs. Florida State W 71-621/07/10 Kentucky W 61-60

date opponent W-l score2/4/10 LSU W 49-463/22/10 vs. Oklahoma St. W 74-712/3/11 Arkansas W 57-544/1/13 vs. California L 62-652/13/14 at Texas A&M L 73-78

March MadNess ThrillerJanese Hardrick’s running jumper with just 0.9 of a second left in overtime lifted Georgia to a 68-66 win over No. 1 Tennessee in the semifinals of the 2004 SEC Tournament.

Team season Top-10 performances

bold face denotes double-overtime games

H I S T O R Y


1. JaNeT harris No. 45 6-3 F/c chiGaGo, ill. 7. la’keshia FreTT No. 00 6-3 F haMpToN, va.

2. Tasha huMphrey No. 34 6-3 F GaiNesville, Ga. 8. WaNda holloWay No. 51 6-2 c sharoN, pa.

3. kaTriNa McclaiN No. 32 6-2 c charlesToN, s.c. 9. Tracy heNdersoN No. 33 6-3 c MiNNeapolis, MiNN.

4. kelly Miller No. 23 5-10 G rochesTer, MiNN. 10. sherill baker No. 11 5-8 G sToNe MouNTaiN, Ga.

5. coco Miller No. 35 5-10 G rochesTer, MiNN. 11. TaMMye JeNkiNs No. 55 6-4 F/c daWsoN, Ga.

6. Teresa edWards No. 5 5-11 G/F cairo, Ga. 12. chrisTi ThoMas No. 4 6-5 F/c buFord, Ga.

Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.82 30-29 281-517 .533 101-160 .631 371-12.4 55 11 76 663-22.483 34-34 299-537 .557 94-155 .606 397-11.7 42 21 61 692-20.484 33-32 249-472 .528 88-126 .698 279-8.5 69 18 68 586-17.885 34-33 298-503 .592 104-147 .707 351-10.3 74 8 74 700-20.6 131-128 1127-2029 .555 387-588 .658 1398-10.7 240 58 279 2641-20.2





Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.94 28-24 148-289 .512 53-99 .535 174-6.2 7 59 17 349-12.5 95 33-33 219-399 .549 72-125 .576 252-7.6 13 83 38 510-15.596 33-33 208-359 .579 50-79 .633 211-6.4 22 72 26 466-14.197 28-26 182-333 .547 75-108 .694 186-6.6 28 53 29 439-15.7 122-116 757-1380 .549 250-411 .608 823-6.7 70 267 110 1764-14.5







1,000-point scorers

H I S T O R Y


13. kedra hollaNd-corN No. 25 5-8 G housToN, Texas 19. JasMiNe hassell No. 12 6-2 F lebaNoN, TeNN.

14. ashley houTs No. 1 5-6 G TreNToN, Ga. 20. lady hardMoN No. 23 5-10 G aTlaNTa, Ga.

15. lisa o’coNNor No. 43 6-1 F carTersville, Ga. 21. caMille loWe No. 14 5-11 G/F MacoN, Ga.

16. cori chaMbers No. 21 5-9 G NeW rochelle, N.y. 22. khaalidah Miller No. 1 5-9 G aTlaNTa, Ga.

23. sTacey Ford No. 53 6-2 F/c aNdersoN, s.c.17. JasMiNe JaMes No. 10 5-9 G MeMphis, TeNN.

24. TaWaNa McdoNald No. 40 6-4 c FliNT, Mich.18. TiNa price No. 14 5-8 G dubliN, Ga.








Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.11 34-18 116-294 .395 23-38 .605 98-2.9 54 5 28 308-9.112 31-31 140-369 .379 32-41 .780 131-4.2 67 2 58 384-12.413 35-15 97-281 .345 28-32 .875 101-2.9 49 3 36 266-7.614 32-31 119-333 .357 46-63 .730 121-3.8 99 6 31 333-10.4 132-95 472-1277 .370 129-174 741 451-3.4 269 16 153 1291-9.8




Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.75 17-NA 201-11.876 20-20 269-13.577 21-21 190-377 .504 85-130 .654 134-6.3 465-22.178 22-22 235-472 .550 75-121 .620 531-24.1 1466-18.3

Note: Complete statistics not available

1,000-point scorers

H I S T O R Y


26. aNGel robiNsoN No. 33 6-5 F MarieTTa, Ga. 32. kara braxToN No. 54 6-6 F JacksoN, Mich.

27. sherelle WarreN No. 54 6-3 c dyersburG, TeNN. 33. MeGaN darrah No. 24 6-3 G/F MorelaNd, Ga.

28. alexis keNdrick No. 31 5-7 G iNGleWood, caliF. 34. saudia rouNdTree No. 10 5-7 G aNdersoN, s.c.

35. aNNe Marie arMsTroNG No. 3 6-3 G/F Norcross, Ga.29. cyNThia colliNs No. 35 5-11 F daNielsville, Ga.


Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.02 30-25 198-367 .540 92-147 .626 205-6.8 68 59 54 489-16.303 21-14 134-243 .551 60-82 .732 153-7.3 52 43 30 330-15.704 20-17 108-226 .478 57-88 .648 160-8.0 23 25 27 274-13.7 71-56 440-836 .526 209-317 .659 518-7.3 143 127 111 1093-15.4



Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.03 31-31 121-320 .378 89-105 .848 112-3.6 158 1 55 372-12.404 35-35 110-314 .350 62-75 .827 137-3.9 155 1 36 323- 9.205 34-34 74-199 .372 54-71 .761 135-4.0 117 2 36 228-6.706 32-32 81-184 .440 47-62 .758 120-3.8 115 1 51 234-7.3 132-132 386-1017 .380 252-313 .805 504-3.8 545 5 178 1157-8.8

Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.95 33-32 185-442 .419 105-150 .700 155-4.7 226 4 63 487-14.896 33-33 197-486 .405 130-174 .747 184-5.6 195 1 76 551-16.7 66-65 382-928 .412 235-324 .725 339-5.1 421 5 139 1038-15.7



FasTesT To 1,000 poiNTs rk. player Games rk. player Games 1. Janet Harris 46 Wanda Holloway 64 2. Tasha Humphrey 52 8. Tammy Jenkins 66 3. Coco Miller 52 9. La’Keshia Frett 68 Kelly Miller 57 10. Tracy Henderson 74 5. Kara Braxton 62 Teresa Edwards 74 6. Saudia Roundtree 62

FasTesT To 2,000 poiNTs rk. player Games 1. Janet Harris 100 2. Tasha Humphrey 111 3. Katrina McClain 116 4. Coco Miller 121 Kelly Miller 121

1,000-point scorers

30. carla GreeN No. 14 5-9 G laGraNGe, Ga.

31. paM irWiN-osbolT No. 3 5-10 G decaTur, TeNN.



25. JaNese hardrick No. 14 5-6 G poWder spriNGs, Ga.Sea. G-GS FG-FGa Pct. Ft-Fta Pct. Reb.-avG. a bL St PtS.-avG.04 35-18 120-297 .404 88-106 .830 107-3.1 108 2 47 374-10.705 32-0 76-160 .475 79-96 .823 79-2.5 66 0 30 262-8.206 32-2 91-194 .469 59-85 .694 101-3.2 88 2 60 282-8.807 34-27 89-242 .368 85-102 .833 135-4.0 117 5 61 294-8.6 133-47 376-893 .421 311-389 .799 422-3.2 379 9 198 1212-9.1

H I S T O R Y


sea. rec. pct. h a N sec pct. h a head coach1973-74 3-13 .188 2-6 1-5 0-2 Flossie M. Love1974-75 8-9 .471 5-3 1-5 2-1 Elsa Heimerer1975-76 11-9 .550 6-2 3-5 2-2 Elsa Heimerer1976-77 2-19 .095 1-10 0-8 1-1 Elsa Heimerer1977-78 7-16 .304 3-7 2-7 2-2 Dave Lucey1978-79 6-19 .240 4-6 2-12 0-1 Carolyn Lehr1979-80 16-12 .571 11-4 5-5 0-3 Andy Landers1980-81 27-10 .730 10-2 7-5 10-3 Andy Landers1981-82 21-9 .700 9-2 5-4 7-3 4-4 .500 3-1 1-3 Andy Landers1982-83 27-7 .794 11-1 8-4 8-2 4-4 .500 3-1 1-3 Andy Landers1983-84 30-3 .909 15-0 6-3 9-0 7-1 .875 4-0 3-1 Andy Landers1984-85 29-5 .853 12-1 13-2 4-2 7-1 .875 4-0 3-1 Andy Landers1985-86 30-2 .938 15-0 13-1 2-1 9-0 1.000 4-0 5-0 Andy Landers1986-87 27-5 .844 13-0 8-3 6-2 7-2 .778 5-0 2-2 Andy Landers1987-88 21-10 .677 8-4 10-5 3-1 5-4 .556 2-2 3-2 Andy Landers1988-89 23-7 .767 11-1 9-4 3-2 6-3 .667 4-1 2-2 Andy Landers1989-90 25-5 .833 12-1 9-3 4-1 6-3 .667 4-0 2-3 Andy Landers1990-91 28-4 .875 15-0 9-2 4-2 9-0 1.000 5-0 4-0 Andy Landers1991-92 19-11 .633 9-4 8-6 2-1 6-5 .545 3-2 3-3 Andy Landers1992-93 21-13 .618 12-3 4-6 5-4 4-7 .364 3-3 1-4 Andy Landers1993-94 17-11 .607 9-2 4-7 4-2 5-6 .455 3-2 2-4 Andy Landers1994-95 28-5 .848 13-2 11-1 4-2 8-3 .727 4-2 4-1 Andy Landers

all-TiMe head coachescoach years sea. rec. pct.Flossie M. Love 1973-74 1 3-13 .188Elsa Heimerer 1974-77 3 21-37 .362Dave Lucey 1977-78 1 7-16 .304Carolyn Lehr 1978-79 1 6-19 .240Andy Landers 1979-14 35 843-287 .746Totals 1973-14 41 880-372 .703

record by locaTioN overall sec

rec. pct. rec. pct.Home 433-98 .815 156-44 .780Road 279-187 .599 111-90 .552Neutral 167-87 .657

TheRe fOR BOTh fIRSTS Bunny Fuller owns a unique distinction in Lady Bulldog annals. Fuller was victorious in both the first intercollegiate women’s basketball game in UGA history as well as the first game played in Stegeman Coliseum. In UGA’s first-ever game on Jan. 12, 1974, Fuller scored a game-high 15 points to lead Middle Georgia to a 54-44 win over the Lady Bulldogs. “Georgia didn’t have basketball before then and that’s one of the reasons I went to Middle Georgia,” Fuller, now Bunny Harris, recalled. “I had never played in a game where both the time and the score were kept on a chalk board.” (photo above left) Fuller then transferred to UGA and was a two-year let-terwinner. As a senior in 1975-76, Fuller was a member

of the first team to play in the Coliseum. She scored 11 points in a 74-48 win over Tift College in the season opener. “I remember the first game we played at the Coliseum very well,” Fuller said. “It was a big difference from play-ing in the PE building.” Fuller went on to average 18.9 points for those Lady Bulldogs, who finished 11-9 to secure the program’s first winning season.

sea. rec. pct. h a N sec pct. h a head coach1995-96 28-5 .848 12-0 9-3 7-2 10-1 .909 5-0 5-1 Andy Landers1996-97 25-6 .806 12-2 9-1 4-3 11-1 .917 5-1 6-0 Andy Landers1997-98 17-11 .607 7-4 8-4 2-3 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 Andy Landers1998-99 27-7 .794 12-2 8-3 7-2 9-5 .643 5-2 4-3 Andy Landers1999-00 32-4 .889 11-1 13-1 8-2 13-1 .929 6-1 7-0 Andy Landers2000-01 27-6 .818 14-1 7-4 6-1 11-3 .786 7-0 4-3 Andy Landers2001-02 19-11 .633 9-4 7-5 3-2 6-8 .429 3-4 3-4 Andy Landers2002-03 21-10 .677 14-0 7-7 0-3 10-4 .714 7-0 3-4 Andy Landers2003-04 25-10 .714 10-2 7-6 8-2 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 Andy Landers2004-05 24-10 .706 13-2 5-5 6-3 9-5 .643 6-1 3-4 Andy Landers2005-06 23-9 .719 9-2 10-3 4-4 10-4 .714 5-2 5-2 Andy Landers2006-07 27-7 .794 11-2 10-2 6-3 11-3 .786 6-1 5-2 Andy Landers2007-08 23-10 .697 13-3 5-5 5-2 8-6 .571 4-3 4-3 Andy Landers2008-09 18-14 .563 11-3 4-9 3-2 7-7 .500 5-2 2-5 Andy Landers2009-10 25-9 .735 14-2 7-5 4-2 9-7 .563 6-2 3-5 Andy Landers2010-11 23-11 .676 12-2 7-6 4-3 10-6 .625 6-2 4-4 Andy Landers2011-12 22-9 .710 13-2 7-3 2-4 11-5 .646 6-2 5-3 Andy Landers2012-13 28-7 .800 15-1 8-4 5-2 12-4 .750 7-1 5-3 Andy Landers2013-14 20-12 .625 15-2 3-8 2-2 7-9 .438 6-2 1-7 Andy Landersoverall: 880-372 .703 433-98 279-187 167-87 sec: 267-134 .666 156-44 111-90

year-by-year results

H I S T O R Y


1973-74 seasoNrecord: 3-13head coach: Flossie M. Love1/12 L Middle Georgia 44-541/17 W DeKalb 43-421/18 L at North Georgia 51-921/22 L Mercer 44-801/24 W at DeKalb 51-381/29 L West Georgia 36-722/1 L at Mercer 45-752/2 L at Tift 41-432/6 L at West Georgia 31-532/8 L Fort Valley 49-672/13 W Tift 69-452/15 L Berry 31-482/18 L at Berry 46-752/26 L North Georgia 46-763/1 L 1 vs. Mercer 41-673/2 L 1 vs. Shorter 59-69 1 GAIAW Tournament (Clarkston, Ga.)

1974-75 seasoNrecord: 8-9head coach: Elsa Heimerer1/10 L at Valdosta State 62-651/11 L at Georgia Southern 70-781/15 L at Fort Valley 57-681/17 W Georgia Southern 49-461/18 L Valdosta State 73-741/22 L at Berry 50-721/24 W Tift 119-551/25 W Georgia Tech 96-381/29 W North Georgia 84-642/4 L Berry 57-952/7 W Auburn 93-682/11 L Fort Valley 75-762/13 W 1 vs. Furman 61-432/14 L 1 at Winthrop 76-932/18 W at North Georgia 66-602/21 W 2 vs. Savannah State 54-472/21 L 2 vs. Mercer 53-90 1 Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) 2 GAIAW Tournament (Statesboro)

1975-76 seasoNrecord: 11-9head coach: Elsa Heimerer1/9 W Tift 74-481/10 W Georgia Tech 77-221/13 L Mercer 69-781/16 L at Valdosta State 61-841/17 L at Fort Valley 60-631/21 L at West Georgia 58-821/23 W North Georgia 49-481/28 W Albany State 77-581/30 W at Tift 90-612/4 W West Georgia 68-622/7 L Valdosta State 69-812/9 W at Mercer 72-612/12 L 1 vs. East Carolina 66-802/13 W 1 vs. South Carolina 62-602/14 W 1 at Winthrop 69-582/14 L 1 vs. Western Carolina 75-772/17 L at North Georgia 52-562/19 W Fort Valley 73-662/23 W at Georgia Tech 60-352/27 L 2 vs. Shorter 69-71 1 Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) 2 GAIAW Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)

1976-77 seasoNrecord: 2-19head coach: Elsa Heimerer11/18 L at Georgia Southern 57-6711/19 L at Valdosta State 65-1011/6 L at North Georgia 51-531/8 L Valdosta State 68-941/10 L Albany State 73-881/14 L Georgia State 63-651/17 L at Fort Valley 53-841/19 L at Shorter 51-691/22 L Mississippi State 73-921/24 L Alabama 62-771/ L Mercer 85-951/31 L at Georgia State 52-532/ L Shorter 59-822/4 L at Albany State 67-752/7 W Fort Valley 81-702/12 L Georgia Southern 69-802/14 L at Mercer 77-1042/17 W 1 vs. East Carolina 71-542/18 L 1 vs. Anderson JC 79-992/22 L West Georgia 59-732/28 L North Georgia 65-72 1 Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.)

1977-78 seasoNrecord: 7-16head coach: Dave Lucey11/15 W at Albany State 94-9311/17 L at Georgia Southern 73-9411/30 L Shorter 70-10912/2 W North Georgia 93-661/4 L Florida 79-831/7 L at Mercer 73-1011/10 W at North Georgia 83-711/14 L Fort Valley 79-911/16 L Albany State 67-791/18 L at West Georgia 88-971/21 L at Mississippi State 54-861/23 L at Fort Valley 52-761/28 L at Shorter 69-821/30 L Georgia State 58-682/4 W West Georgia 82-762/6 L Mercer 78-872/9 L 1 vs. South Carolina 49-712/10 W 1 vs. East Tennessee State 95-832/11 W 1 vs. Anderson JC 87-802/12 L 1 vs. East Carolina 76-922/16 L at Georgia State 65-742/18 W Georgia Southern 71-632/23 L 2 at 15 Valdosta State 70-110 1 Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) 2 GAIAW Tournament (Valdosta)

1978-79 seasoNrecord: 6-19head coach: Carolyn Lehr11/13 L at Mercer 56-6511/17 L at Albany State 45-6911/18 L at Florida 60-6911/21 L Georgia Southern 49-5911/27 L at Clemson 53-7712/1 W at Presbyterian 62-5512/2 L at North Georgia (OT) 59-631/4 L 1 at Mississippi State 46-581/5 L 1 vs. Florida 66-741/11 L Albany State 61-741/13 L Georgia State 57-651/17 L Erskine 53-761/18 W at West Georgia 70-481/20 L at Vanderbilt 63-801/22 L at Fort Valley 77-861/26 L at Georgia Southern 60-721/29 L at Erskine 50-642/1 L Fort Valley 62-792/3 L at Alabama 65-812/5 L at Georgia State 46-742/6 W Furman 80-642/12 W West Georgia 73-572/14 L Mercer 58-662/17 W Vanderbilt 64-572/20 W Presbyterian 62-46 1 Lady Bulldog Tournament (Starkville, Miss.)

Season-by-season results

H I S T O R Y


1979-80 seasoNrecord: 16-12head coach: Andy Landers11/10 W Piedmont 88-6911/14 W at Alabama-Huntsville 73-4611/20 L at Albany State 76-7911/28 L Clemson 81-8311/30 W Georgia Tech 97-7812/8 W West Georgia 83-7012/10 L Georgia Southern 56-6812/15 W Florida 85-7112/17 W Albany State 98-7212/19 W Mississippi State 88-761/2 W at Florida 79-661/4 L at Georgia State 58-641/7 W USC-Aiken 79-631/9 L Georgia State 69-721/12 W No. 17 Mercer (OT) 87-851/16 W at Georgia Tech 78-771/18 L 1 at No. 18 Kentucky 61-821/19 L 1 vs. Miami (Ohio) 64-721/23 W UNC Asheville 98-531/26 L Valdosta State 65-691/28 W at Piedmont 83-661/30 W North Georgia 87-422/2 L at Georgia Southern (OT) 63-652/7 L 2 vs. Ole Miss 70-802/13 L at Mercer 74-1132/16 W Auburn 79-712/18 W at Valdosta State (2OT) 99-962/21 L 3 vs. Valdosta State 65-74 1 Lady Kat Invitational (Lexington, Ky.) 2 SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) 3 GAIAW Tournament

1980-81 seasoNnwIT champIOnS

record: 27-10head coach: Andy Landers11/19 W at Albany State 91-6611/22 W # Oral Roberts 103-7311/25 W Georgia Tech 91-5112/6 W UT-Chattanooga 81-7912/10 W at Arkansas 61-4912/12 W at Tulsa 97-7912/13 L at Oral Roberts 58-6312/17 L # No. 6 Tennessee (OT) 68-7312/20 W Georgia State 79-6812/29 W vs. Virginia Tech 65-5012/31 L at UT-Chattanooga 74-791/5 W at Mercer 75-691/9 L 1 vs. Alabama 61-721/10 W 1 vs. Appalachian State 83-601/12 W Georgia Tech 79-531/15 W at Valdosta State 64-601/17 W at Florida 86-661/21 L Albany State 78-801/24 W Georgia Southern 55-521/26 L at Georgia State 63-661/29 W 2 vs. Ole Miss 75-681/30 L 2 vs. Alabama 66-801/31 W 2 vs. No. 7 Kentucky 73-622/4 L at Georgia Southern 70-822/7 W Valdosta State 104-692/11 W Mercer 124-912/14 W Alabama-Huntsville 100-532/16 W Vanderbilt 94-712/18 W at Furman 80-392/21 L at No. 20 Auburn 58-742/26 W 3 vs. Georgia Tech 89-702/27 W 3 vs. Albany State 83-742/28 W 3 vs. Georgia Southern 85-533/12 L 4 vs. Alabama-Birmingham 70-823/26 W 5 vs. Pittsburgh 100-693/27 W 5 vs. California 80-683/28 W 5 vs. Arizona State (OT) 75-73 # Home Games Played in Marietta, Ga. 1 Clemson Invitational (Clemson, S.C.) 2 SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.) 3 GAIAW Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) 4 AIAW Region III Tournament (Valdosta, Ga.) 5 NWIT (Amarillo, Texas)

1979-80 iNdividual sTaTisTics (overall: 16-12 ◊ home: 11-4 ◊ road: 5-5 ◊ Neutral: 0-3)

player Gp FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a s pts.-avg.Locke 27 236-555 .425 84-121 .694 94-3.5 123 114 556-20.6Collins 28 164-292 .562 78-149 .523 283-10.1 17 55 406-14.5Dunlap 28 134-315 .425 88-121 .727 179-6.4 27 26 356-12.7Hartley 28 89-179 .497 48-65 .738 148-5.3 11 26 226-8.1Duncan 25 85-200 .425 38-66 .576 147-5.9 33 28 208-8.3Edwards 28 75-163 .460 36-67 .537 130-4.6 26 20 186-6.6Stone 26 54-122 .443 17-34 .500 74-2.8 101 39 125-4.8Taylor 22 21-52 .404 7-11 .636 11-0.5 11 6 49-2.2Arndt 21 6-27 .222 13-29 .448 9-0.4 10 5 25-1.2Broome 17 10-30 .333 0-4 .000 13-0.8 6 6 20-1.1Madden 9 4-20 .200 3-7 .429 13-1.4 3 1 11-1.2Others 2-5 5-7 8 9-0.3TEAM 168-6.0 Georgia 28 880-1960 .449 417-681 .612 1275-45.5 375 326 2177-77.8opponents 28 862-1948 .443 298-485 .614 1227-43.8 355 – 2022-72.2

1980-81 iNdividual sTaTisTics (overall: 27-10 ◊ home: 10-2* ◊ road: 7-5 ◊ Neutral: 10-3)

player Gp FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a s pts.-avg.Mitchell 34 261-504 .518 76-137 .555 313-9.2 11 30 598-17.6Holloway 37 229-391 .586 62-90 .689 392-10.6 29 55 522-14.1Collins 35 152-298 .510 110-189 .582 304-8.6 52 56 414-11.8Locke 37 187-425 .440 27-43 .628 73-2.0 185 104 401-10.8Harrell 31 98-204 .480 25-38 .658 97-3.1 46 32 219-7.1Malone 37 95-197 .482 37-52 .712 104-2.8 52 37 227-6.1Sims 37 73-183 .398 36-47 .766 65-1.8 110 84 182-4.9Murray 10 35-78 .449 11-12 .917 18-1.8 20 5 81-8.1Dunlap 33 26-74 .351 29-48 .604 113-3.4 23 15 81-2.5Edwards 11 10-19 .526 6-7 .857 16-1.5 3 0 26-2.4Parker 22 11-26 .423 10-23 .435 33-1.6 3 4 32-1.5Williamson 18 6-17 .375 10-12 .833 1-0.1 3 2 22-1.2Miller 19 5-13 .384 3-8 .375 17-0.9 0 0 13-0.8Autry 25 45-128 .352 28-39 .718 39-1.6 81 37 118-4.7TEAM 134-3.6Georgia 37 1234-2554 .483 470-748 .628 1717-46.4 618 461 2938-79.4opponents 37 992-2411 .411 502-757 .663 1403-37.9 421 – 2486-67.2

Season-by-season results & Stats

* 10-2 home record includes a win over Oral Roberts and a loss to Tennesse in Marietta.

H I S T O R Y


1981-82 seasoNncaa RunneR-up

record: 21-9head coach: Andy Landers11/27 L No. 12 1 vs. Valdosta State 82-8311/28 W No. 12 1 vs. McNeese State 94-7411/30 W No. 16 at Florida 89-7612/2 W No. 16 Berry 91-7612/4 W No. 16 Georgia Tech 86-4312/12 W No. 14 at Mercer 76-7012/17 W No. 9 2 vs. Mississippi State 75-5612/18 W No. 9 2 vs. Memphis State 80-6812/19 W No. 9 2 vs. Northern Illinois 76-651/3 L No. 11 at No. 14 Kentucky 59-621/6 L No. 11 at Georgia State (OT) 77-791/9 W No. 11 Florida 92-771/17 W No. 13 Tennessee 66-631/22 L No. 13 3 vs. Drake 64-761/23 W No. 13 3 vs. Syracuse 91-461/27 L No. 16 # No. 1 Louisiana Tech 60-831/30 W No. 16 No. 12 South Carolina (OT) 82-752/1 W No. 15 Georgia State 98-602/3 W No. 15 Tennessee Tech 94-742/6 L No. 15 No. 11 Kentucky 76-772/8 W No. 15 at Georgia Tech 69-522/11 L No. 15 at No. 20 Tennessee 52-652/13 W No. 15 at UT-Chattanooga 86-702/17 W No. 19 at Vanderbilt 78-632/20 W No. 19 Miami (Fla.) 91-512/22 W No. 18 Vanderbilt 79-632/25 W No. 18 4 vs. No. 19 Auburn 66-652/26 L No. 18 4 vs. No. 8 Tennessee 44-552/28 W No. 18 4 vs. LSU 77-663/12 L No. 18 5 at No. 17 Arizona State 77-97 1 Lady Sunshine Classic (Orlando, Fla.) 2 Lady Tiger Classic (Memphis, Tenn.) 3 Optimist-ODU Classic (Norfolk, Va.) # Home Game Played in Marietta, Ga. 4 SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 5 NCAA 1st Round (Tempe, Ariz.)

1982-83 seasoNSec champIOnS

ncaa fInal fOuRrecord: 27-7ap rank: No. 9head coach: Andy Landers11/26 W No. 7 1 vs. No. 14 Rutgers 76-6111/27 L No. 7 1 vs. UCLA 57-7512/1 W No. 12 Berry College 90-6712/4 W No. 12 Georgia Tech 90-5612/11 W No. 13 Florida 88-6612/15 W No. 11 at Clemson 90-6512/30 W No. 9 2 vs. Minnesota 65-6112/31 W No. 9 2 vs. Appalachian State 94-321/3 W No. 9 at Georgia State 97-421/6 W No. 9 # Kansas State 88-671/8 W No. 9 Vanderbilt 76-701/10 W No. 8 at Florida 76-601/11 W No. 8 at Mercer 80-661/16 L No. 9 No. 7 Tennessee 54-741/21 W No. 9 3 vs. East Carolina 80-611/22 W No. 9 3 at South Carolina 74-721/26 W No. 9 Georgia State 93-551/30 L No. 10 at No. 7 Kentucky (OT) 59-661/31 W No. 10 at Eastern Kentucky 68-542/6 L No. 10 at Vanderbilt 62-632/7 W No. 10 at Tennessee Tech 72-612/9 W No. 10 UT-Chattanooga 74-602/12 L No. 10 at No. 6 Tennessee 59-732/14 L No. 12 at No. 14 Auburn 54-582/20 W No. 12 No. 8 Kentucky 99-812/26 W No. 12 Mercer (OT) 78-662/28 W No. 12 Clemson 105-643/3 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 19 LSU 79-783/4 W No. 12 4 at No. 8 Tennessee 71-653/5 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 15 Ole Miss 72-693/19 W No. 8 5 No. 18 North Carolina 72-703/25 W No. 8 6 vs. Indiana 86-703/27 W No. 8 6 vs. No. 9 Tennessee 67-634/1 L No. 8 7 vs. No. 2 Southern Cal 57-81 1 Crush Classic (Chicago, Ill.) 2 Dial Soap Classic (Miami, Fla.) 3 Nike-Carolina Classic (Columbia, S.C.) # Home Game Played in Marietta, Ga. 4 SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.) 5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 6 NCAA Mideast Regional (South Bend, Ind.) 7 NCAA Final Four (Norfolk, Va.)


player Gp FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a s b s pts.-avg.Harris 30-29 281-527 .533 101-160 .631 371-12.4 55 79 11 76 663-22.1Holloway 30-30 208-411 .506 88-114 .772 283-9.4 34 64 42 58 504-16.8Malone 28-27 144-309 .466 26-31 .839 54-1.9 83 66 3 38 314-11.2Collins 25-21 68-163 .417 40-84 .476 158-6.3 69 50 1 43 176-7.0Greeson 27-3 63-163 .387 57-85 .671 37-1.4 37 45 2 36 183-6.8Sims 30-25 76-196 .388 27-38 .711 43-1.4 90 70 2 41 179-6.0Abrams 29-5 63-132 .477 33-52 .635 35-1.2 50 60 0 44 159-5.5Dunlap 27-10 24-58 .413 10-16 .650 73-2.7 31 25 5 15 58-2.1Easley 27-0 25-59 .424 9-22 .409 62-2.3 3 22 23 11 55-2.0Carrandi 13-0 8-16 .500 2-4 .500 8-0.6 10 13 1 7 18-1.4Edwards 16-0 5-18 .277 2-8 .250 18-1.1 2 7 0 4 12-0.8Others 5-0 4-10 .400 0-1 .000 2-0.4 1 2 0 1 8-1.6TEAM 105-3.5 Georgia 30 969-2045 .474 389-604 .644 1235-41.2 455 503 90 374 2327-77.6opponents 30 827-1826 .452 379-548 .692 1102-36.7 397 484 89 383 2033-67.8


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Harris 34-34 1226-36.1 299-537 .557 94-155 .606 397-117 42 113 21 61 692-20.4O’Connor 34-32 1073-31.6 184-370 .497 95-125 .760 193-5.7 67 84 29 37 463-13.6Holloway 34-14 893-26.3 169-356 .475 112-152 .737 258-7.6 30 65 22 52 450-13.2Edwards 33-31 925-27.2 189-412 .459 52-82 .634 73-2.2 100 79 9 70 430-13.0Collins 34-22 686-20.2 49-95 .516 24-72 .333 116-3.4 50 48 6 53 122-3.6Sims 34-8 581-17.1 49-126 .389 24-35 .727 50-1.5 115 53 1 39 122-3.6Gardner 30-0 291-8.6 48-119 .403 7-11 .636 17-0.6 23 38 0 11 103-3.4Abrams 33-26 697-21.1 43-97 .443 22-37 .597 48-1.5 83 79 1 47 108-3.3Malone 32-5 363-10.6 41-119 .345 15-21 .714 36-1.2 50 26 5 19 97-3.0Carrandi 13-0 47-1.4 5-13 .385 3-4 .750 4-0.3 4 2 0 1 13-1.0Easley 8-0 19-0.6 1-9 .111 0-0 .000 8-1.0 0 0 3 1 2-0.2TEAM 154-4.5 Georgia 34 6830 1077-2248 .479 448-688 .651 1363-40.1 561 578 97 391 2602-76.5opponents 34 6830 868-1954 .444 456-667 .684 1200-35.3 443 – – – 2192-64.5


* 9-2 home record includes a loss to Louisana Tech in Marietta.

* 11-1 home record includes a win over Kansas State in Marietta.

H I S T O R Y



ncaa ''elITe eIghT''record: 30-3ap rank: No. 3head coach: Andy Landers11/25 W No. 3 1 vs. St. John’s 83-7011/26 W No. 3 1 vs. Bowling Green 99-5012/2 W No. 3 at Georgia Tech 89-5212/3 W No. 3 Dist. of Columbia 102-6112/12 W No. 3 at No. 4 Texas 67-6112/15 L No. 3 at No. 1 Southern Cal 74-8212/18 W No. 3 2 vs. Oregon 89-6412/19 W No. 3 2 at Portland State 64-3412/20 W No. 3 2 vs. Oregon State 89-5412/29 W No. 3 3 vs. Miami (Ohio) 93-3612/30 W No. 3 3 vs. No. 17 Clemson 78-641/3 W No. 3 No. 12 N.C. State 86-681/7 W No. 3 at Kentucky 69-681/12 W No. 2 Stephen F. Austin 106-511/14 W No. 2 Vanderbilt 87-861/16 W No. 2 Florida 86-661/22 L No. 4 at No. 11 Tennessee 59-631/26 W No. 4 at UT-Chattanooga 75-711/28 W No. 4 Augusta College 107-531/30 W No. 4 Mercer 78-572/2 W No. 4 at Georgia State 114-682/5 W No. 4 Kentucky 87-612/12 W No. 4 at Vanderbilt 90-662/15 W No. 4 No. 15 Auburn 84-682/19 W No. 4 No. 10 Tennessee 84-652/22 W No. 4 South Florida 87-352/25 W No. 4 at Florida 63-483/1 W No. 4 4 No. 18 Auburn 102-723/2 W No. 4 4 No. 9 LSU 84-773/3 W No. 4 4 No. 12 Alabama 74-653/17 W No. 3 5 Louisville 112-693/23 W No. 3 6 vs. No. 10 Ole Miss 73-633/25 L No. 3 6 at No. 15 Tennessee 61-73 1 Detroit Classic (Detroit, Mich.) 2 Giusti Tournament (Portland, Ore.) 3 Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 4 SEC Tournament (Athens) 5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 6 NCAA Mideast Regional (Knoxville, Tenn.)

1984-85 seasoNncaa RunneR-up

record: 29-5ap rank: No. 8head coach: Andy Landers11/21 W No. 1 at Middle Tennessee 84-7311/23 W No. 1 at Tennessee State 86-6911/26 L No. 1 No. 3 Texas 69-8311/29 W No. 1 at Georgia Tech 100-6912/2 W No. 3 UT-Chattanooga 91-6112/9 W No. 3 No. 15 Tennessee 78-7212/10 W No. 3 Georgia Southern 76-5612/12 L No. 3 at Western Ky. (OT) 67-7212/14 W No. 3 1 vs. No. 16 Texas Tech 80-6812/15 W No. 3 1 at No. 18 Missouri 70-6712/28 W No. 6 2 vs. No. 14 Rutgers 80-6212/29 W No. 6 2 at No. 9 Ohio State 58-571/2 W No. 6 at Cincinnati 89-611/3 W No. 6 at Xavier (Ohio) 106-381/6 W No. 5 No. 6 Southern Cal 77-561/12 W No. 5 at Florida 88-731/14 W No. 5 at Mercer 94-781/17 W No. 5 at Georgia Southern 86-591/19 W No. 5 Florida 67-561/21 W No. 5 Florida A&M 85-501/27 W No. 5 at Vanderbilt 83-671/29 L No. 5 at No. 17 Kentucky 57-612/2 W No. 5 at Tennessee 72-562/6 W No. 7 Tennessee State 102-552/10 W No. 7 Vanderbilt 95-712/13 W No. 7 Georgia State 99-572/17 W No. 6 Kentucky 87-652/28 W No. 6 3 Vanderbilt 79-673/3 L No. 8 3 vs. No. 9 Auburn 65-803/16 W No. 8 4 Tennessee Tech 91-743/21 W No. 8 5 at No. 18 UCLA 78-423/23 W No. 8 5 vs. No. 3 Long Beach State 97-823/29 W No. 8 6 vs. No. 14 Western Ky. 91-783/31 L No. 8 6 vs. No. 5 Old Dominion 65-70 1 Mid-America Classic (Columbia, Mo.) 2 Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 3 SEC Tournament (Athens & Oxford, Miss.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 5 NCAA West Regional (Los Angeles, Calif.) 6 NCAA Final Four (Austin, Texas)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Harris 33-32 995-30.2 249-472 .528 88-126 .698 279-8.5 69 84 18 68 586-17.8Edwards 33-33 947-28.7 207-395 .524 51-65 .785 81-2.5 189 116 14 81 465-14.1Holloway 33-31 791-23.9 151-255 .592 55-76 .724 230-7.0 41 62 24 36 357-10.8McClain 33-8 675-20.4 137-197 .695 66-95 .695 254-7.7 27 48 43 46 340-10.3O’Connor 33-29 949-28.8 127-285 .446 56-76 .737 168-5.1 93 76 13 54 310-9.4Gardner 32-2 550-17.2 105-212 .495 24-41 .585 33-1.0 53 45 0 27 234-7.3Malone 33-31 746-22.6 96-195 .492 18-22 .818 43-1.8 102 67 3 47 210-6.4Bootz 32-0 357-11.2 65-142 .458 20-30 .667 75-2.3 13 32 53 21 150-4.7Abrams 29-1 299-10.3 25-47 .532 10-21 .476 32-1.1 39 45 0 25 60-2.1Frasier 19-0 132-6.9 10-33 .303 18-25 .720 13-0.7 15 16 0 7 38-2.0Weaver 12-0 70-2.5 8-30 .267 7-9 .778 5-0.4 8 8 0 2 23-1.9Easley 8-0 46-5.8 8-19 .421 5-10 .500 19-2.4 3 5 0 4 21-2.6TEAM 138-4.2Georgia 33 6600 1188-2284 .520 419-599 .699 1379-41.8 657 606 168 353 2795-85.0opponents 33 6600 782-1919 .408 477-736 .648 1151-34.9 454 – – – 2041-61.8


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Harris 34-33 1195-35.1 298-503 .592 104-147 .707 351-10.3 74 95 8 74 700-20.6Edwards 30-29 1020-34.0 203-385 .527 58-79 .734 84-2.8 188 106 13 100 464-15.5McClain 29-21 801-27.6 164-262 .626 70-105 .667 234-8.1 30 66 87 44 398-13.7O’Connor 34-34 1143-33.6 153-303 .505 66-78 .846 174-5.1 115 67 6 35 372-10.9Bootz 34-16 546-16.1 100-209 .478 43-55 .782 113-3.3 27 53 33 15 243-7.1Gardner 32-10 563-17.6 104-199 .523 17-22 .773 35-1.1 67 46 0 40 225-7.0Waites 33-14 663-20.1 95-212 .448 37-63 .587 62-1.9 90 76 1 47 227-6.9Inman 22-0 170-7.7 19-61 .311 16-26 .615 34-1.5 6 7 5 2 54-2.5Abrams 33-16 496-15.0 26-51 .510 21-28 .750 36-1.1 69 55 0 44 73-2.2Acosta 20-0 185-9.3 9-15 .600 10-24 .417 29-1.5 3 18 1 6 28-1.4Frasier 5-0 43-8.6 2-9 .222 4-6 .667 4-0.8 7 6 0 3 8-1.6TEAM 117-3.4 Georgia 34 6825 1173-2209 .531 446-633 .705 1273-37.4 676 595 154 410 2792-82.1opponents 34 6825 905-2173 .416 397-591 .672 1290-37.9 426 797 59 265 2204-64.8


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1985-86 seasoNSec champIOnSncaa ''SweeT 16''

record: 30-2ap rank: No. 2usaT rank: No. 4head coach: Andy Landers11/22 W No. 2 1 vs. Central Michigan 97-5511/23 W No. 2 1 at Tennessee Tech 79-6411/25 W No. 2 at Clemson 87-6811/30 W No. 2 at No. 15 N.C. State 92-6712/2 W No. 2 Middle Tennessee 108-5812/4 W No. 2 Georgia Tech 93-5812/11 W No. 2 Georgia Southern 97-6712/14 W No. 2 # Cincinnati 98-4712/16 W No. 2 at Florida A&M 90-6212/27 W No. 2 2 vs. No. 18 N. Carolina 87-7012/28 L No. 2 2 at No. 3 Southern Cal 67-7012/31 W No. 3 at No. 4 Long Beach State 93-681/6 W No. 3 at UT-Chattanooga 83-671/9 W No. 3 at Georgia Southern 97-471/12 W No. 2 at Vanderbilt 68-611/18 W No. 2 at No. 9 Auburn 95-611/22 W No. 2 South Carolina 93-701/26 W No. 2 at No. 9 Ole Miss 70-691/29 W No. 2 No. 11 Tennessee 84-742/2 W No. 2 No. 12 LSU 90-662/5 W No. 2 at Alabama 73-692/8 W No. 2 Mississippi State 87-472/10 W No. 2 No. 4 Western Ky. 93-612/13 W No. 2 Mercer 105-542/15 W No. 2 at Florida 83-472/17 W No. 2 at South Florida 90-472/23 W No. 2 Kentucky 113-673/1 W No. 2 3 Alabama 88-713/2 W No. 2 3 No. 10 Ole Miss 76-683/3 W No. 2 3 No. 9 LSU 94-723/15 W No. 2 4 Illinois 103-643/20 L No. 2 5 vs. No. 15 Tennessee 82-85 1 TTU Classic (Cookeville, Tenn.) # Home Game Played in Mari etta, Ga. 2 TransAmerica Classic (Los Angeles) 3 SEC Tournament (Athens) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 5 NCAA Mideast Regional (Iowa City, Iowa)

1986-87 seasoNncaa ''SweeT 16''

record: 27-5ap rank: No. 6usaT rank: No. 9head coach: Andy Landers11/28 W No. 10 1 vs. Grambling 73-5111/29 W No. 10 1 vs. South Alabama 70-5811/30 W No. 10 1 vs. Alabama 78-5912/4 W No. 9 Valdosta State 116-5512/7 W No. 9 No. 15 Maryland 65-4912/13 W No. 9 at Northeast Louisiana 69-6312/15 W No. 9 at Northwestern State (OT) 95-9412/17 L No. 9 at No. 2 Louisiana Tech 54-7912/27 W No. 11 2 vs. Virginia Tech 80-5612/28 W No. 11 2 at Villanova 71-601/2 W No. 11 at South Carolina 69-561/4 W No. 11 Florida 78-651/8 W No. 10 Missouri 80-671/11 L No. 10 at No. 9 LSU 53-841/15 W No. 12 Clemson 65-621/18 W No. 12 at Mississippi State 69-501/24 L No. 12 at No. 3 Tennessee 72-781/29 W No. 10 at Georgia Tech 72-572/1 W No. 10 Alabama 77-552/4 W No. 10 at Mercer 88-412/8 W No. 10 No. 2 Auburn 72-712/10 W No. 9 UNC-Charlotte 98-502/15 W No. 9 No. 15 Vanderbilt 89-722/16 W No. 8 UT-Chattanooga 100-522/22 W No. 8 No. 6 Ole Miss 69-642/24 W No. 6 Florida A&M 89-512/27 W No. 6 at Kentucky 73-643/4 W No. 5 3 vs. Kentucky 67-643/5 W No. 5 3 vs. No. 20 Vanderbilt 54-533/6 L No. 5 3 vs. No. 2 Auburn 57-833/14 W No. 6 4 Kansas 82-513/29 L No. 6 5 vs. No. 9 Iowa 60-62 1 Southern Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 Texaco-Wildcat Christmas Classic (Villanova, Pa.) 3 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 5 NCAA Midwest Regional (Ruston, La.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.McClain 31-30 854-27.5 262-369 .662 137-176 .778 314-10.1 37 59 87 54 661-21.3Edwards 32-32 1022-31.9 274-491 .558 82-104 .788 146-4.6 176 96 12 91 630-19.7O’Connor 31-31 958-30.9 140-291 .481 84-114 .737 193-6.2 72 65 6 30 364-11.7Waites 31-31 842-27.2 114-227 .502 24-30 .800 112-3.6 160 79 5 55 252-8.1Mikes 31-18 603-19.5 112-211 .531 24-39 .615 63-2.0 73 39 0 46 248-8.0Bootz 29-13 438-15.1 72-142 .507 18-28 .643 104-3.6 33 36 36 25 162-5.6Gardner 30-0 331-11.0 61-118 .517 26-34 .765 29-0.9 34 17 0 27 148-4.9Abrahamson 32-5 570-17.8 66-138 .478 19-26 .731 91-2.8 35 45 5 9 151-4.7Toscas 24-0 126-5.3 25-41 .609 11-17 .647 33-1.4 3 10 4 5 61-2.5Green 26-0 207-7.9 21-55 .382 21-29 .724 29-1.1 29 36 0 15 63-2.4Smith 25-0 124-4.9 19-29 .655 7-11 .636 23-0.9 10 13 0 5 45-1.8Frasier 15-0 90-6.0 10-21 .476 3-4 .750 4-0.3 11 5 1 2 23-1.5Inman 21-0 83-3.9 10-20 .500 4-10 .400 18-0.9 4 12 0 2 24-1.1Acosta 23-0 152-6.6 7-15 .467 9-20 .450 21-0.9 1 4 0 3 23-1.0TEAM 104-3.3Georgia 32 6400 1193-2195 .544 469-642 .731 1284-40.1 678 516 156 369 2855-89.2opponents 32 6400 825-2032 .406 370-600 .617 1198-37.4 410 695 50 205 2021-63.2


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.McClain 32-32 1106-34.6 310-552 .562 176-240 .733 391-12.2 51 88 73 56 796-24.9Green 32-30 1048-32.8 146-271 .539 59-96 .615 91-2.8 141 137 6 72 351-11.0Bootz 31-31 695-22.4 127-254 .500 55-85 .647 149-4.8 50 88 51 28 309-10.0Abrahmson 32-29 1050-32.8 128-282 .454 36-42 .857 162-5.1 95 89 14 34 292-9.1Warren 32-1 641-20.0 109-188 .580 48-72 .667 144-4.5 22 50 11 17 266-8.3Frasier 32-32 1030-32.2 62-155 .400 43-65 .662 89-2.8 142 100 2 61 167-5.2Phillips 31-3 375-12.1 51-112 .455 24-37 .649 74-2.4 20 44 1 25 126-4.1Kendrick 32-2 397-12.4 30-61 .492 15-28 .536 59-1.8 52 43 0 25 75-2.3Tempel 11-0 78-7.1 11-25 .440 0-3 .000 14-1.3 0 6 0 0 22-2.0TEAM 119-3.7Georgia 32 6420 974-1900 .513 456-668 .683 1292-40.4 573 645 158 318 2404-75.1opponents 32 6420 785-2014 .390 406-626 .649 1153-36.0 435 604 51 346 1976-61.8


* 15-0 home record includes a win over Cincinnati in Marietta.

H I S T O R Y



record: 21-10ap rank: No. 17usaT rank: No. 10head coach: Andy Landers11/28 W No. 10 1 vs. No. 16 S. Illinois 58-5311/29 L No. 10 1 at No. 6 Iowa 56-6612/2 W No. 11 Georgia Tech 92-7112/4 L No. 11 No. 5 Louisiana Tech 59-7912/6 W No. 11 Northeast Louisiana 78-5912/12 W No. 12 at Valdosta State 90-8012/15 L No. 12 at No. 20 Maryland 48-661217 W No. 12 at Howard 72-6912/19 W No. 12 at Va. Commonwealth 59-5112/28 W No. 17 2 vs. No. 9 Ohio State 80-6612/29 W No. 17 2 at N.C. State 73-541/3 W No. 17 at Florida State 91-721/6 W No. 13 at Alabama 84-671/9 W No. 13 at Florida 96-661/11 W No. 13 Detroit 87-471/17 L No. 13 LSU 56-701/20 W No. 15 No. 9 Long Beach State 74-641/24 W No. 15 Mississippi State 60-551/31 L No. 13 No. 4 Tennessee 79-822/3 W No. 13 South Carolina 82-602/7 W No. 13 Kentucky 86-702/10 L No. 13 at No. 3 Auburn 70-892/13 L No. 13 at Clemson 65-732/14 W No. 13 at UT-Chattanooga 82-512/17 W No. 16 at Florida A&M 86-552/21 W No. 16 at Vanderbilt 58-552/27 L No. 15 at No. 10 Ole Miss 61-693/4 W No. 17 3 vs. LSU 86-843/5 L No. 17 3 vs. No. 3 Tennessee 76-823/19 W No. 17 4 Western Ky. 84-663/24 L No. 17 4 No. 3 Auburn 65-68 1 Amana Classic (Iowa City, Iowa) 2 Ronald McDonald House Classic (Raleigh, N.C.) 3 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.) 4 NCAA Mideast Regional (Athens)

1988-89 seasoNncaa 2nd ROund

record: 23-7ap rank: No. 10usaT rank: No. 18head coach: Andy Landers11/25 W No. 4 1 at Cincinnati 66-4511/26 W No. 4 1 vs. No. 16 N.C. State 68-5811/29 W No. 3 at Georgia Tech 73-5812/3 W No. 3 Stetson 95-5412/10 W No. 2 at Northeast Louisiana 71-6512/13 L No. 2 at No. 3 Louisiana Tech 55-7212/15 W No. 2 at Central Michigan 85-7512/17 W No. 2 at Michigan State 66-5212/19 W No. 4 at Detroit 98-5412/28 L No. 4 2 vs. Oklahoma State 70-7612/29 W No. 4 2 vs. South Alabama 92-6212/30 W No. 4 at Southern Utah State 101-611/8 W No. 7 Florida 101-771/12 W No. 6 at No. 16 South Carolina 82-731/14 W No. 6 Vanderbilt 83-621/16 W No. 6 No. 20 Clemson 96-751/18 W No. 6 Tennessee State 102-321/22 W No. 6 No. 4 Ole Miss 72-651/26 W No. 5 S.C. State 102-311/29 L No. 5 at No. 2 Tennessee 64-782/4 W No. 5 at Kentucky 92-702/11 W No. 5 Alabama 56-552/16 W No. 5 Florida State 90-702/18 W No. 5 at Mississippi State 83-742/22 W No. 5 Howard 86-492/25 L No. 5 at LSU 72-822/28 L No. 8 No. 1 Auburn 76-863/3 L No. 8 3 vs. No. 12 Ole Miss 69-783/15 W No. 10 4 UT-Chattanooga 90-693/18 L No. 10 5 at Clemson 65-78 1 Hall of Fame Classic (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2 UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 5 NCAA Mideast Regional (Clemson, S.C.).


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Jenkins 30-29 920-30.7 185-363 .510 0-0 .000 109-180 .606 259-8.6 25 62 32 47 479-16.0Warren 31-24 780-25.2 187-316 .592 0-0 .000 70-101 .693 197-6.4 14 62 19 20 444-14.3Green 31-24 960-31.0 110-296 .372 14-43 .326 113-153 .739 94-3.0 147 116 14 64 347-11.2Phillips 31-18 622-20.1 112-244 .459 1-6 .167 53-85 .624 132-4.3 35 66 11 38 278-9.0Shuler 31-22 753-24.3 78-197 .396 2-7 .286 64-85 .753 114-3.7 128 124 5 69 222-7.2Berry 27-16 558-20.7 57-128 .445 35-68 .515 32-41 .780 33-1.2 49 58 0 28 181-6.7Ford 31-7 463-14.9 68-147 .463 0-0 .000 22-37 .595 113-3.6 7 37 7 10 158-5.1Mitchell 31-9 611-19.7 34-104 .327 8-21 .381 7-13 .538 48-1.5 19 20 1 18 83-2.7DeVore 25-0 212-8.5 18-42 .429 0-0 .000 16-26 .615 57-2.3 7 23 2 4 52-2.1Tempel 12-0 41-3.4 7-13 .538 0-0 .000 4-4 1.000 8-0.7 1 2 1 1 18-1.5Kendrick 27-6 280-10.4 14-28 .500 0-1 .000 3-10 .300 63-2.3 26 33 4 18 31-1.1TEAM 131-4.2Georgia 31 6200 870-1878 .463 60-146 .411 493-735 .671 1249-40.3 458 603 96 317 2293-74.0opponents 31 6200 791-1903 .416 57-172 .331 419-623 .673 1183-38.2 435 632 71 268 2059-66.4


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Jenkins 30-28 848-28.3 170-357 .476 0-0 .000 98-153 .641 229-7.6 27 61 54 27 438-14.6Green 30-28 860-28.7 135-334 .404 14-40 .350 70-98 .714 169-5.6 108 68 5 87 354-11.8Warren 30-9 628-20.9 127-225 .564 0-0 .000 57-79 .722 149-5.0 26 27 16 20 311-10.4Shuler 26-24 668-25.7 93-206 .452 1-5 .200 63-78 .808 106-4.1 123 92 6 67 250-9.6Ford 30-21 608-20.3 111-222 .500 0-0 .000 41-67 .612 151-5.0 11 49 13 21 263-8.8Berry 30-3 530-17.7 79-191 .414 69-163 .423 19-19 1.000 44-1.5 49 53 2 26 246-8.2Hardmon 30-22 685-22.8 81-167 .485 0-0 .000 52-82 .634 119-4.0 46 70 7 23 214-7.1Baldwin 29-7 470-16.2 76-162 .469 6-22 .273 26-37 .703 88-3.0 55 36 1 18 184-6.4DeVore 25-2 294-11.8 35-64 .547 0-0 .000 21-26 .808 61-2.4 4 26 0 6 91-3.6Phillips 2-0 11-5.5 3-4 .750 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.5 0 2 0 0 6-3.0Kendrick 26-6 356-13.7 24-62 .387 0-0 .000 8-24 .333 73-2.8 26 39 2 24 56-2.2Walker 9-0 42-4.7 2-11 .182 0-3 .000 4-4 1.000 6-0.7 5 6 0 1 8-0.9TEAM 125-4.2Georgia 30 6000 936-2005 .467 90-233 .386 459-667 .688 1321-44.0 480 529 106 320 2421-80.7opponents 30 6000 721-1859 .388 73-217 .336 421-641 .657 1142-38.1 394 622 65 225 1936-64.5


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record: 25-5ap rank: No. 7usaT rank: No. 13head coach: Andy Landers11/24 W No. 4 1 vs. Ohio State 88-7811/25 W No. 4 1 at Nebraska 74-5911/29 W No. 4 Georgia Tech 85-7012/2 W No. 4 at S.C. State 98-6312/10 W No. 4 at Middle Tennessee 95-8912/16 W No. 4 # Michigan State 90-6612/18 W No. 3 Central Michigan 78-4712/29 W No. 3 2 vs. North Carolina 83-6912/30 W No. 3 2 vs. No. 20 South Carolina 76-641/3 W No. 3 # No. 6 N.C. State 89-681/5 W No. 3 at Stetson 85-701/6 W No. 3 at Florida 70-581/9 W No. 3 at Alabama 70-651/13 L No. 3 at Vanderbilt 62-631/15 W No. 5 Southern Utah State 112-461/20 L No. 5 at Ole Miss 65-681/22 W No. 7 Eastern Kentucky 109-901/24 W No. 7 at Georgia State 83-501/28 W No. 4 No. 3 Tennessee 81-761/30 W No. 4 Dist. of Columbia 81-452/3 W No. 4 Kentucky 78-752/7 W No. 4 at Clemson 75-522/10 L No. 4 at No. 13 Auburn 64-852/15 W No. 7 No. 19 South Carolina 72-572/17 W No. 7 Mississippi State 101-642/21 W No. 7 at Florida State 80-762/25 W No. 7 No. 19 LSU 72-563/2 W No. 6 3 vs. Vanderbilt 79-723/3 L No. 6 3 vs. No. 3 Tennessee 54-733/18 L No. 7 4 No. 22 Arkansas 70-81 1 Wimmer’s Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.) # Home Games Played in Atlanta/Marietta 2 Hilton Head Super Shootout (Hilton Head, S.C.) 3 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens)


ncaa ''elITe eIghT''record: 28-4ap rank: No. 3usaT rank: No. 6head coach: Andy Landers11/28 W No. 4 Northeast Louisiana 109-7012/1 W No. 4 Loyola-Chicago 107-6112/8 W No. 4 at Middle Tennessee 80-6212/11 W No. 3 at South Carolina 74-5612/13 W No. 3 at Cincinnati 99-3812/15 W No. 3 at Ohio State 91-6012/21 W No. 3 1 vs. No. 8 Northwestern (OT) 93-8312/22 L No. 3 1 at No. 12 Stanford 79-8212/28 W No. 6 2 vs. Maryland 91-7312/30 L No. 6 2 vs. No. 17 Rutgers 57-581/5 W No. 9 3 at No. 15 Iowa 62-511/7 W No. 8 Georgia State 77-451/9 W No. 8 S.C. State 100-541/12 W No. 8 Florida 89-681/14 W No. 7 UNC-Charlotte 81-561/16 W No. 7 DePaul 90-671/19 W No. 7 No. 14 Ole Miss 77-641/26 W No. 5 Vanderbilt 57-531/28 W No. 4 at No. 3 Tennessee 81-741/31 W No. 3 No. 22 Florida State 91-712/3 W No. 3 at Kentucky 87-712/7 W No. 3 No. 19 Clemson 96-592/10 W No. 3 at No. 13 LSU (OT) 108-1022/16 W No. 3 at Mississippi State 90-592/20 W No. 3 Alabama 83-472/23 W No. 3 No. 5 Auburn 70-662/25 W No. 3 South Alabama 125-643/1 W No. 3 4 vs. Alabama 78-693/2 L No. 3 4 vs. No. 12 LSU 74-833/16 W No. 3 5 No. 17 UNLV 86-623/21 W No. 3 6 vs. No. 18 Long Beach St. 87-773/23 L No. 3 6 vs. No. 11 Stanford 67-75 1 Cardinal Classic (Stanford, Calif.) 2 Bell Atlantic Holiday Classic (New Brunswick, N.J.) 3 Big Ten-SEC Challenge (Iowa City, Iowa) 4 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.) 5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 6 NCAA West (Las Vegas, Nev.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Hardmon 29-29 929-32.0 155-311 .498 1-5 .200 98-142 .690 165-5.7 112 91 3 57 409-14.1Ford 29-29 743-25.6 159-258 .616 0-0 .000 65-124 .524 181-6.2 8 72 13 29 383-13.2Jenkins 27-26 739-27.3 128-250 .512 0-0 .000 96-141 .681 218-8.1 18 57 25 31 352-13.0Baldwin 28-24 762-27.2 102-225 .453 5-20 .250 33-42 .786 105-3.8 98 79 5 64 242-8.6C. Lowe 26-19 597-23.0 75-202 .371 8-25 .320 21-30 .700 89-3.4 45 34 6 30 179-6.9Shuler 29-18 579-20.0 80-165 .485 0-4 .000 38-58 .655 81-2.8 97 65 1 69 184-6.6Berry 29-1 385-13.8 55-144 .382 49-119 .412 25-34 .735 26-0.9 42 35 2 24 184-6.5Warren 29-5 449-15.5 59-118 .500 0-0 .000 35-56 .625 100-3.5 26 29 10 15 153-5.3Barr 26-0 309-11.9 49-94 .521 0-0 .000 37-48 .771 73-2.8 12 31 0 19 135-5.2M. Lowe 24-1 234-9.8 37-92 .402 22-40 .550 3-7 .429 19-0.8 7 20 2 4 99-4.1DeVore 19-0 164-8.6 17-35 .486 0-0 .000 16-21 .762 31-1.6 8 11 2 7 50-2.6Davis 16-0 94-5.9 13-29 .448 1-3 .333 9-11 .818 18-1.1 6 8 0 2 36-2.3Kendrick 6-0 19-3.2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3-0.5 2 1 0 0 0-0.0TEAM 157-5.2 Georgia 30 2000 929-1923 .483 86-216 .398 376-715 .666 1220-40.7 481 533 69 351 2420-80.7opponents 30 2000 742-1759 .422 99-284 .349 412-616 .669 1083-36.1 359 662 62 238 1995-66.5


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Lowe 32-31 893-27.9 183-354 .517 52-107 .486 66-81 .815 116-3.6 71 45 9 37 484-15.1Ford 30-26 839-28.0 181-328 .552 0-0 .000 68-101 .673 204-6.8 19 85 17 36 430-14.3Hardmon 32-30 997-31.2 158-338 .468 0-2 .000 97-150 .647 140-4.4 96 100 1 61 413-12.9Jenkins 28-23 715-25.5 129-270 .478 0-0 .000 71-117 .607 208-7.4 35 49 52 34 329-11.8Carter 32-14 684-21.4 109-208 .524 2-7 .286 70-95 .737 178-5.6 25 45 9 25 290-9.1Barr 1-0 20-20.0 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 5-6 .833 6-6.0 2 2 0 3 9-9.0Jones 32-1 514-16.1 111-257 .432 0-0 .000 29-45 .645 84-2.6 16 39 8 37 251-7.8Shuler 32-31 810-25.3 89-185 .481 2-11 .182 67-80 .838 106-3.3 204 98 0 103 247-7.7Berry 27-3 270-10.0 36-103 .350 36-92 .391 22-31 .710 16-.6 20 17 1 24 130-4.8Reese 26-0 224-8.6 29-58 .500 0-1 .000 16-27 .593 71-2.7 5 11 15 11 74-2.9Robinson 27-1 368-13.6 25-70 .357 0-1 .000 16-35 .457 56-2.1 88 68 7 37 66-2.4Smith 9-0 27-3.0 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 6-10 .600 4-0.5 0 0 0 0 10-1.1Anderson 9-0 39-4.3 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 6-0.7 1 1 0 0 3-0.3TEAM 153-4.7Georgia 32 6450 1055-2190 .482 92-221 .416 534-782 .683 1348-42.1 582 560 119 408 2736-85.5opponents 32 6450 760-1917 .397 76-236 .322 484-677 .715 1225-38.3 354 777 75 242 2080-65.0


* 12-1 home record includes wins over Michigan State in Atlanta and N.C. State in Marietta.

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1991-92 seasoNrecord: 19-11head coach: Andy Landers11/22 L No. 4 No. 7 Stanford 66-9211/25 L No. 8 at Wis.-Green Bay 57-8111/30 L No. 8 Ohio State 79-8212/6 W No. 24 Mercer 99-6912/8 W Notre Dame (OT) 90-8612/10 W at South Alabama 77-6112/14 L at DePaul 63-6712/16 W at Loyola-Chicago 85-5912/19 W at No. 20 Arkansas 79-621/4 W at No. 4 Vanderbilt 61-601/6 W at Georgia State 76-651/9 W at S.C. State 81-541/11 W Kentucky 83-651/14 L No. 25 at UNC-Charlotte 64-741/18 W No. 25 South Carolina 63-621/22 W at Florida 96-811/26 W Mississippi State 82-602/1 L at No. 7 Ole Miss 59-882/3 W Oral Roberts 77-742/5 W Winthrop 85-532/8 L at Auburn 56-842/10 W Florida A&M 101-632/15 L No. 3 Tennessee 51-552/18 W Cincinnati 93-502/22 L LSU 75-862/26 W at Florida A&M 93-662/29 L at No. 20 Alabama 81-1053/6 W 1 vs. No. 12 Vanderbilt 58-573/7 W 1 vs. No. 3 Ole Miss 71-603/8 L No. 24 1 vs. No. 2 Tennessee 66-73 1 SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)


record: 21-13ap rank: No. 21usaT rank: No. 21head coach: Andy Landers12/6 W No. 18 Middle Tennessee 80-6512/12 L No. 13 1 vs. Santa Clara 62-6412/13 L No. 13 1 vs. Oregon State 79-8112/18 W No. 20 2 vs. Missouri-Kansas City 72-6312/19 L No. 20 2 at Ohio State 72-8912/21 W No. 20 at Notre Dame 81-7512/28 L 3 vs. San Diego State 63-7012/29 W 3 vs. Rider College 97-571/2 L No. 2 Vanderbilt 66-901/4 W Georgia State 78-631/7 W Winthrop 108-581/10 L at Kentucky 60-691/13 W Arkansas 91-711/16 L at South Carolina 57-771/20 W Florida 70-641/23 L at Mississippi State 65-761/25 W Oral Roberts 116-491/30 W Ole Miss 75-602/1 W at Mercer 65-572/3 W at Georgia Southern 78-642/7 L No. 8 Auburn 56-822/10 W S.C. State 72-612/14 L at No. 1 Tennessee 68-712/15 W Wis.-Green Bay 82-602/20 W at LSU 88-532/22 W No. 23 DePaul 74-622/24 W Furman 90-662/28 L Alabama 50-673/5 W 4 vs. Arkansas 84-733/6 W 4 vs. No. 1 Tennessee 73-723/7 W 4 vs. Alabama 76-723/8 L 4 vs. No. 1 Vanderbilt 64-783/17 W No. 21 5 San Diego State 85-683/20 L No. 21 6 vs. No. 6 Stanford 60-93 1 Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii) 2 Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 3 Wildcat Christmas Classic (Villanova, Pa.) 4 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens) 6 NCAA 2nd Round (Palo Alto, Calif.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Carter 24-22 560-23.3 115-226 .509 4-19 .211 57-79 .722 137-5.7 38 32 9 34 291-12.1Hardmon 30-29 1006-33.5 135-313 .431 2-14 .143 89-140 .636 114-3.8 179 129 7 60 361-12.0Jones 30-29 760-25.3 161-339 .475 0-2 .000 9-27 .333 130-4.3 47 69 19 57 331-11.0C. Lowe 30-23 719-24.0 105-251 .418 27-89 .303 41-51 .804 114-3.8 69 56 10 41 278-9.3Cosby 27-4 517-19.2 96-210 .457 1-1 1.000 41-76 .540 167-6.2 10 45 8 16 234-8.7Turner 29-23 597-20.6 83-198 .419 1-11 .090 36-52 .692 169-5.8 40 68 11 30 203-7.0M. Lowe 30-3 469-15.6 67-152 .441 19-55 .346 14-19 .737 57-1.9 39 36 1 14 167-5.6Sanders 27-1 295-10.9 41-74 .554 0-0 .000 18-41 .439 60-2.2 3 19 7 8 100-3.7Robbins 28-0 224-8.0 30-85 .353 14-45 .311 14-15 .933 34-1.2 25 30 1 7 88-3.1Jardim 30-14 431-14.4 37-77 .481 0-0 .000 17-31 .548 80-2.7 27 32 8 25 91-3.0Wheeler 25-0 227-9.1 26-73 .356 0-0 .000 20-27 .741 59-2.4 17 18 7 15 72-2.9Reese 18-2 135-7.5 15-37 .405 0-1 .000 12-17 .706 31-1.7 7 6 3 4 42-2.3Cagle 14-0 60-4.3 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 7-9 .778 14-1.0 10 17 0 2 9-0.6TEAM 157-5.2 Georgia 30 6025 912-2040 .447 68-237 .287 375-584 .642 1323-44.1 511 557 91 313 2267-75.6opponents 30 6025 755-1821 .415 98-264 .371 486-738 .659 1187-39.6 373 628 70 273 2094-69.8


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.C. Lowe 34-34 1048-30.8 162-362 .448 43-126 .341 88-107 .822 138-4.1 118 76 16 45 455-13.4Turner 31-20 711-22.9 147-305 .482 3-8 .375 56-80 .700 245-7.9 41 62 10 32 353-11.4Jones 32-32 872-27.3 162-376 .431 1-7 .143 30/43 .698 143-4.5 61 87 23 64 355-11.1Hill 31-20 666-21.5 132-269 .491 0-2 .000 65-117 .556 177-5.7 11 74 37 24 329-10.6Reese 31-19 635-20.5 95-198 .480 0-4 .000 93-111 .838 157-5.1 33 42 14 29 283-9.1Robbins 31-20 929-30.0 68-206 .330 17-72 .236 48-62 .774 99-3.2 148 108 5 26 201-6.5M. Lowe 34-2 514-15.1 68-144 .472 26-57 .456 32-41 .781 77-2.3 53 42 3 13 194-5.7Jardim 33-9 440-13.3 53-107 .495 0-0 .000 26-43 .605 112-3.4 28 54 4 28 132-4.0Wheeler 28-0 194-6.9 28-77 .364 5-14 .357 12-18 .667 37-1.3 8 19 2 11 73-2.6Stovall 4-0 10-2.5 3-4 .750 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 3-0.8 1 1 1 0 10-2.5Sanders 28-0 227-8.1 25-46 .544 0-0 .000 16-24 .667 62-2.2 3 11 13 6 66-2.4Thompson 29-13 362-12.5 16-71 .225 2-9 .222 28-41 .683 21-0.7 47 50 3 26 62-2.1Walls 25-2 192-7.7 17-55 .309 0-0 .000 10-28 .357 62-2.5 8 14 1 6 44-1.8TEAM 148-4.4Georgia 34 6800 976-2220 .440 97-299 .324 508-720 .706 1481-43.6 560 640 132 310 2557-75.2opponents 34 6800 813-2081 .391 119-393 .303 595-855 .696 1320-38.8 397 633 77 322 2340-68.8


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1993-94 seasoNrecord: 17-11head coach: Andy Landers11/26 W No. 17 UNC Asheville 122-5911/28 W No. 17 at Furman 88-7712/5 L No. 17 at DePaul 65-7212/7 W No. 21 at Loyola-Chicago 102-8812/8 L No. 21 at Marquette 72-8812/11 W No. 21 No. 16 Stephen F. Austin 78-6312/14 W No. 25 1 vs. Georgia Southern 82-7712/15 W No. 25 1 vs. Georgia Tech 67-5212/29 L No. 24 2 vs. No. 16 Kansas 79-9212/30 W No. 24 2 vs. Coppin State 94-411/5 L No. 25 at No. 11 Alabama 57-701/8 W No. 25 at Arkansas 73-641/10 W No. 25 Mercer 103-511/12 W Florida Atlantic 109-541/16 L at No. 6 Vanderbilt 50-801/18 W LSU 92-631/23 L Kentucky 70-711/29 W South Carolina 80-762/2 W Tennessee Tech 79-622/6 W # Mississippi State 83-652/9 L at Florida 72-792/12 L at Ole Miss 49-782/14 W No. 18 Fla. International 72-502/20 W at No. 22 Auburn 58-542/23 L at S.C. State 72-772/27 L No. 1 Tennessee 59-753/4 W 3 vs. Arkansas 84-623/5 L 3 vs. No. 1 Tennessee 72-86 1 ISES Southern Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 Express Christmas Classic (Jamaica, N.Y.) # Home Game Played at The Omni, Atlanta 3 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

1994-95 seasoNncaa fInal fOuR

record: 28-5ap rank: No. 12usaT rank: No. 4head coach: Andy Landers11/25 W No. 18 Ohio State 79-7011/27 W No. 18 at Middle Tennessee 95-7112/7 W No. 16 Rutgers 105-7012/12 W No. 16 1 at Georgia State 92-3712/13 W No. 14 1 vs. Georgia Tech 113-8112/17 W No. 14 at LSU 84-6812/19 W No. 14 at Bowling Green 82-6312/28 W No. 12 at Rutgers 92-7412/30 W No. 12 at Manhattan 94-521/5 W No. 11 at Tennessee Tech 82-641/8 W No. 11 No. 24 Arkansas 72-671/11 W No. 8 Marquette 104-601/15 L No. 8 No. 10 Vanderbilt 52-651/18 W No. 11 No. 14 Alabama 91-671/22 W No. 11 at Kentucky 68-571/23 W No. 11 UNC Asheville 102-311/29 W No. 11 at South Carolina 80-582/1 W No. 11 S.C. State 90-452/4 W No. 11 at Mississippi State 69-662/8 L No. 10 No. 18 Florida 46-592/10 W No. 10 No. 14 Ole Miss (OT) 80-772/13 W No. 10 at Texas 80-752/15 W No. 12 New Mexico State 80-532/19 W No. 12 Auburn 78-562/21 W No. 9 Charleston Southern 91-332/25 L No. 9 at No. 2 Tennessee 61-833/4 W No. 11 2 vs. No. 18 Florida 88-713/5 L No. 11 2 vs. No. 7 Vanderbilt 56-823/17 W No. 12 3 Indiana 81-643/19 W No. 12 3 Louisville 81-683/23 W No. 12 4 vs. N.C. State 98-793/25 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 2 Colorado 82-794/1 L No. 12 5 vs. No. 3 Tennessee 51-73 1 ISES Southern Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 3 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 4 NCAA Midwest Regional (Des Moines, Iowa) 5 NCAA Final Four (Minneapolis, Minn.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Frett 28-25 806-28.8 154-323 .477 0-2 .000 85-111 .766 168-6.0 69 72 13 34 393-14.0Reese 28-28 665-23.8 138-298 .463 11-23 .478 76-102 .745 133-4.8 48 62 19 38 363-13.0Henderson 28-24 635-22.7 148-289 .512 0-0 .000 53-99 .535 174-6.2 7 49 59 17 349-12.5Powell 25-20 705-28.2 64-164 .390 46-113 .407 49-62 .790 50-2.0 127 93 0 31 223-8.9Holland 28-2 518-18.5 90-223 .404 38-108 .352 28-39 .718 69-2.5 34 62 3 38 246-8.8Walker 28-18 643-23.0 70-165 .424 0-1 .000 54-91 .593 216-7.7 32 62 4 25 194-6.9Wheeler 24-0 187-7.8 28-78 .359 4-22 .182 16-18 .889 38-1.6 15 22 2 11 76-3.2Jardim 25-10 318-12.7 25-71 .352 0-2 .000 22-31 .710 98-3.9 16 24 9 22 72-2.9Sanders 26-1 192-7.4 33-59 .559 0-0 .000 8-18 .445 35-1.4 2 15 13 3 74-2.9Decker 27-2 276-10.2 23-79 .291 2-14 .143 13-22 .591 81-3.0 13 45 4 11 61-2.3Walls 22-2 187-8.5 17-57 .298 0-0 .000 13-30 .433 60-2.7 7 20 6 21 47-2.1Morris 15-0 94-6.3 11-28 .393 0-1 .000 10-18 .556 27-1.8 5 7 1 4 32-2.1Thompson 27-8 374-13.9 23-58 .397 0-4 .000 7-13 .539 21-0.8 60 51 2 35 53-2.0TEAM Georgia 28 5600 824-1892 .436 101-290 .348 434-654 .664 1300-46.4 435 584 135 290 2183-78.0opponents 28 5600 669-1772 .378 106-389 .273 482-698 .691 1156-41.3 353 621 71 269 1926-68.8


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Frett 33-33 1043-31.6 203-421 .482 1-7 .143 116-155 .748 199-6.0 100 83 24 45 523-15.9Henderson 33-33 875-26.5 219-399 .549 0-0 .000 72-125 .576 252-7.6 13 67 83 38 510-15.5Roundtree 33-32 950-28.8 185-442 .419 12-46 .261 105-150 .700 155-4.7 226 111 4 63 487-14.8Holland 33-22 868-26.3 149-362 .412 75-208 .361 40-58 .690 28-3.9 61 60 10 78 413-12.Walker 33-28 725-22.0 86-142 .606 0-0 .000 51-77 .662 215-6.5 28 49 7 41 223-6.8Powell 33-12 744-22.6 64-171 .374 53-138 .384 19-26 .731 59-1.8 92 54 2 17 200-6.1Sanders 27-0 231-8.6 27-59 .458 0-0 .000 16-25 .640 62-2.3 6 13 16 2 70-2.6Bush 30-0 231-7.7 30-77 .390 9-19 .474 8-13 .615 25-0.8 17 26 0 13 77-2.6Thompson 23-0 202-8.8 22-53 .415 0-0 .000 9-12 .750 24-1.0 30 17 0 25 53-2.3Decker 33-5 496-15.0 31-107 .290 4-29 .138 10-20 .500 147-4.5 12 45 22 21 76-2.3Walls 26-0 218-8.4 19-53 .359 0-0 .000 10-23 .435 49-1.9 5 13 1 14 48-1.9Wheeler 11-0 42-3.8 8-18 .445 0-3 .000 3-8 .375 10-0.9 4 3 0 3 19-1.7TEAM 166-5.0Georgia 33 6625 1043-2304 .453 154-450 .342 459-692 .663 1491-45.2 594 541 169 360 2699-81.8opponents 33 6625 743-1997 .372 132-483 .273 500-762 .656 1333-40.4 406 726 62 262 2118-64.2


* 9-2 home record includes a win over Mississippi State in Atlanta.

H I S T O R Y



ncaa RunneR-uprecord: 28-5ap rank: No. 5usaT rank: No. 2head coach: Andy Landers11/25 W No. 2 1 vs. SMU 95-6511/26 L No. 2 1 at Old Dominion 64-6711/28 W No. 6 Georgia Southern 98-4912/2 L No. 6 at No. 5 Virginia 65-9412/8 W No. 12 at New Mexico State 75-6712/15 W No. 12 Bowling Green 104-6412/17 W No. 12 at No. 18 Alabama 89-8312/19 W No. 10 2 vs. S.C. State 93-3212/20 W No. 10 2 vs. No. 11 Iowa 79-5212/21 W No. 10 2 vs. Nebraska 86-701/4 W No. 9 LSU 76-611/6 W No. 9 UNC Asheville 101-361/8 W No. 7 No. 3 Tennessee 77-711/12 W No. 7 at No. 24 Auburn 79-711/15 W No. 4 at No. 3 Connecticut 75-671/20 W No. 4 at No. 10 Penn State 79-781/25 W No. 2 at No. 20 Florida 72-611/28 W No. 2 Mississippi State 97-621/31 W No. 1 Texas 93-682/4 W No. 1 3 vs. North Carolina 80-752/7 W No. 1 at No. 17 Ole Miss 90-852/11 W No. 1 South Carolina 79-612/13 W No. 1 Kentucky 75-552/16 L No. 1 at No. 13 Vanderbilt 66-712/20 W No. 2 No. 19 Florida 89-812/24 W No. 2 at Arkansas 87-543/1 L No. 2 4 vs. LSU 71-733/15 W No. 5 5 St. Francis (Pa.) 98-663/17 W No. 5 5 Oklahoma State 83-553/23 W No. 5 6 at Stephen F. Austin 78-643/25 W No. 5 6 vs. No. 1 Louisiana Tech 90-763/29 W No. 5 7 vs. No. 2 Stanford 86-763/31 L No. 5 7 vs. No. 4 Tennessee 65-83 1 Dial Classic (Norfolk, Va.) 2 Carolinas Beach Classic (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) 3 Naismith Classic (Charlotte, N.C.) 4 SEC Tournament (Chatt anooga, Tenn.) 5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 6 NCAA Midwest Regional (Nacogdoches, Texas) 7 NCAA Final Four (Charlotte, N.C.)


ncaa ''elITe eIghT''record: 25-6ap rank: No. 6usaT rank: No. 7head coach: Andy Landers11/25 L No. 2 at No. 24 Clemson 78-8312/1 W No. 2 at Middle Tennessee 89-7012/4 W No. 5 No. 12 Virginia 77-5612/8 W No. 5 at No. 4 Tennessee (OT) 94-9312/10 W No. 4 Wingate 96-3812/13 W No. 4 at No. 19 Wisconsin 74-6712/19 W No. 3 1 vs. Weber State 72-4412/20 W No. 3 1 vs. Toledo 85-5212/21 W No. 3 1 vs. Oregon 72-5512/27 L No. 4 2 vs. No. 5 Louisiana Tech 69-7112/28 W No. 4 2 at UNLV 87-411/5 W No. 5 No. 22 Penn State 62-561/11 W No. 5 No. 18 Auburn 82-551/15 L No. 4 No. 5 Alabama 64-681/18 W No. 4 Ole Miss 78-561/20 L No. 5 No. 1 Connecticut 65-971/24 W No. 5 at Mississippi State 68-651/27 W No. 7 Georgia State 95-651/29 W No. 7 No. 13 Florida 86-732/1 W No. 7 at South Carolina 78-352/5 W No. 6 UNC Asheville 83-442/8 W No. 6 at Kentucky 80-622/11 W No. 6 at No. 13 LSU 76-652/14 W No. 6 No. 12 Vanderbilt 71-452/19 W No. 5 at No. 10 Florida 66-642/23 W No. 5 No. 20 Arkansas 79-633/1 L No. 4 3 vs. Auburn 47-753/14 W No. 6 4 Eastern Kentucky 91-553/16 W No. 6 4 Arizona 80-743/22 W No. 6 5 vs. No. 20 Vanderbilt 66-523/24 L No. 6 5 vs. No. 3 Stanford 47-82 1 Northern Lights Invitational (Anchorage, Alaska) 2 UNLV Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 4 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 5 NCAA West Regional (Missoula, Mont.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Roundtree 33-33 1016-30.8 197-486 .405 27-80 .338 130-174 .747 184-5.6 195 117 1 76 551-16.7Frett 33-33 980-29.7 195-374 .521 1-2 .500 90-107 .841 288-8.7 65 80 32 63 481-14.6Henderson 33-33 796-24.1 208-359 .579 0-0 .000 50-79 .633 211-6.4 22 65 72 26 466-14.1Holland 33-26 872-26.4 137-300 .457 63-155 .407 36-47 .766 109-3.3 87 48 8 70 373-11.3Irwin 33-0 614-18.6 91-199 .457 26-89 .292 27-37 .730 80-2.4 47 61 4 35 235-7.1Powell 33-33 676-205 49-114 .430 38-96 .396 19-27 .704 43-1.3 92 64 3 25 155-4.7Bush 32-6 526-16.4 60-154 .390 11-46 .239 17-29 .586 52-1.6 25 32 2 42 148-4.6Walker 9-1 91-10.1 13-21 .619 0-0 .000 11-17 .647 20-2.2 1 10 0 5 37-4.1Antvorskov 33-0 374-11.3 46-80 .575 0-0 .000 40-61 .656 101-3.1 11 28 6 13 132-4.0Thompson 15-0 135-9.0 18-50 .360 0-2 .000 5-10 .500 17-1.1 31 7 0 20 41-2.7Decker 32-0 316-9.9 21-63 .333 10-32 .313 17-26 .654 71-2.2 16 34 13 6 69-2.2Walls 20-0 145-7.3 13-29 .448 0-0 .000 9-16 .563 37-1.9 10 13 7 12 35-1.8Taylor 14-0 59-4.2 3-19 .158 3-11 .273 2-3 .667 11-0.8 2 4 0 1 11-0.8TEAM 141-4.3Georgia 33 6600 1051-2248 .468 179-513 .349 453-633 .716 1365-41.4 604 563 148 394 2734-82.9opponents 33 6600 789-2005 .394 123-421 .292 492-729 .675 1314-39.8 399 728 63 219 2193-66.5


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Holland-Corn 31-30 951-30.7 187-399 .469 77-204 .378 83-108 .769 124-4.0 117 93 4 116 534-17.2Frett 28-25 866-30.9 191-396 .482 1-1 1.000 70-90 .778 187-6.7 81 75 16 47 453-16.2Henderson 28-26 734-26.2 182-333 .547 0-1 .000 75-108 .694 186-6.6 28 64 53 29 439-15.7Irwin 30-3 662-22.1 78-202 .386 30-101 .297 49-52 .942 66-2.2 45 55 2 26 235-7.8Brown 8-5 176-22.0 19-41 .463 1-9 .111 13-19 .684 20-2.5 36 17 1 10 52-6.5Powell 31-25 810-26.1 48-121 .397 37-93 .398 20-28 .714 51-1.7 131 73 2 28 153-4.9Walker 30-26 552-18.4 50-96 .521 0-0 .000 29-52 .558 143-4.8 22 43 2 27 129-4.3Decker 31-4 466-15.0 34-100 .340 19-59 .322 15-23 .652 110-3.6 31 37 20 6 102-3.3Bush 27-3 331-12.3 35-119 .294 2-20 .100 16-25 .640 43-1.6 23 24 1 31 88-3.3Antvorskov 31-5 320-10.3 34-64 .531 0-0 .000 28-49 .571 84-2.7 4 29 8 10 96-3.1Lott 20-0 146-7.3 15-39 .385 0-0 .000 8-16 .500 43-2.2 1 16 9 7 38-1.9Campfield 15-1 85-5.7 9-30 .300 0-1 .000 6-10 .600 23-1.5 7 9 2 3 24-1.6Ball 15-1 126-8.4 5-21 .238 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 25-1.7 3 13 2 6 15-1.0TEAM 156-5.0 Georgia 31-31 6225 887-1961 .452 167-489 .342 417-588 .709 1261-40.7 529 548 122 346 2358-76.1opponents 31-31 6225 705-1829 .386 133-446 .298 369-573 .644 1165-37.6 380 674 85 222 1912-61.7


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1997-98 seasoNncaa 1ST ROund

record: 17-11head coach: Andy Landers11/21 W No. 13 Boise State 89-6611/24 W No. 13 at Georgia Southern 84-7311/30 W No. 13 Clemson 70-6712/5 L No. 10 1 vs. Florida International 68-8312/6 W No. 10 1 vs. Charleston Southern 97-6112/11 W No. 15 at Oklahoma 94-7612/14 W No. 15 at Oral Roberts 64-6012/16 L No. 11 Austin Peay 66-7112/18 W No. 11 at Central Michigan 94-7312/29 W No. 17 2 vs. Fairfield 94-6812/30 W No. 17 2 at La Salle 80-641/4 L No. 17 No. 11 Wisconsin (OT) 64-741/7 L No. 20 at No. 12 Florida 61-941/10 W No. 20 LSU 81-701/14 L No. 19 No. 1 Tennessee 71-961/17 W No. 19 at No. 21 Auburn 73-701/21 W No. 18 Arkansas 81-511/24 W No. 18 at Ole Miss 65-581/28 L No. 17 at No. 1 Tennessee 43-1022/1 L No. 17 Mississippi State 75-792/4 W No. 24 South Carolina 80-612/8 L No. 24 at Alabama 77-902/11 W Kentucky 87-462/13 L at No. 15 Vanderbilt 65-682/17 W No. 12 Florida 79-622/20 W at Arkansas (OT) 86-812/26 L 3 vs. Ole Miss 73-773/13 L 4 vs. G. Washington 72-74 1 Tallahassee Democrat Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) 2 La Salle CoreStates Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.) 3 SEC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Storrs, Conn.)

1998-99 seasoNncaa fInal fOuR

record: 27-7ap rank: No. 12usaT rank: No. 5head coach: Andy Landers11/22 W No. 7 Oral Roberts 118-6411/27 W No. 6 at Dartmouth 96-7411/29 W No. 6 at UMass 80-5712/1 W No. 5 Manhattan 97-6312/5 W No. 5 1 vs. Alcorn State 91-5112/6 W No. 5 1 at Stephen F. Austin 81-7012/10 W No. 5 Georgia Southern 101-5212/13 W No. 5 Oklahoma 88-7912/19 W No. 5 2 vs. Sacramento State 94-4812/20 W No. 5 2 at Boise State 91-5112/30 W No. 4 Florida State 95-721/3 W No. 4 No. 14 Alabama 85-701/7 W No. 4 No. 19 Florida 84-721/10 W No. 4 at LSU 73-601/14 L No. 4 at No. 1 Tennessee 69-1021/17 W No. 4 No. 25 Auburn 96-781/18 W No. 5 3 vs. Georgia Tech 88-821/21 W No. 5 at Arkansas 68-591/24 W No. 5 Ole Miss 81-431/28 L No. 4 No. 1 Tennessee 79-951/31 L No. 4 at Mississippi State 72-782/3 W No. 8 at South Carolina 62-582/7 L No. 8 at Kentucky 76-802/14 L No. 10 Vanderbilt 57-662/18 W No. 14 at Florida 91-662/21 W No. 14 Arkansas 98-822/26 W No. 14 4 vs. Mississippi State 72-662/27 W No. 14 4 vs. Kentucky 68-622/28 L No. 14 4 vs. No. 2 Tennessee 69-853/13 W No. 12 5 Liberty 73-523/15 w No. 12 5 SMU 68-553/20 W No. 12 6 vs. No. 10 Clemson 67-543/22 W No. 12 6 vs. No. 19 Iowa State 89-713/26 L No. 12 7 vs. No. 10 Duke 69-81 1 Conoco Ladyjack Classic (Nacogdochese, Texas) 2 Boise State Classic (Boise, Idaho) 3 Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.) 4 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 6 NCAA Mideast Regional (Cincinnati) 7 NCAA Final Four (San Jose, Calif.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.K. Miller 28-28 999-35.7 166-414 .401 39-110 .355 118-144 .819 159-5.7 164 90 5 76 489-17.5C. Miller 27-21 854-31.6 179-415 .431 24-61 .393 50-74 .676 123-4.6 104 101 4 48 432-16.0Irwin 28-28 940-33.6 144-314 .459 43-130 .331 50-58 .862 87-3.1 71 73 8 41 381-13.6Lott 28-12 684-24.4 85-196 .434 0-0 .000 61-85 .718 168-6.0 9 74 10 30 231-8.3Vishniakova 28-18 670-23.9 76-187 .406 19-54 .352 50-64 .781 193-6.9 27 39 14 14 221-7.9Bush 19-7 388-20.4 37-116 .319 7-38 .184 23-28 .821 41-2.2 23 28 1 21 104-5.5Ball 26-18 512-19.7 56-104 .539 0-0 .000 10-23 .435 128-4.9 18 44 12 9 122-4.7Nash 28-7 379-13.5 44-93 .473 1-4 .250 36-55 .655 68-2.4 6 35 7 16 125-4.5Spurlock 22-0 164-7.5 8-25 .320 1-3 .333 5-10 .500 19-0.9 10 12 0 5 22-1.0Roberts 8-0 19-2.4 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-0.5 0 2 0 0 2-0.3Pharr 8-0 16-2.0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.1 0 0 1 0 2-0.3Jones 11-0 25-2.3 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.3 1 1 0 0 2-0.2TEAM 133-4.8 Georgia 28 5650 798-1875 .426 134-401 .334 403-541 .745 1127-40.3 433 499 62 260 2133-76.2opponents 28 5650 752-1751 .430 109-379 .288 402-609 .660 1116-39.9 394 568 72 223 2015-72.0


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.K. Miller 34-34 1119-32.9 219-477 .459 54-123 .439 136-163 .834 205-6.0 150 94 4 66 628-18.5C. Miller 34-33 1046-30.8 263-536 .491 32-82 .390 68-89 .764 132-3.9 77 64 3 55 626-18.4McDonald 27-25 620-23.0 96-195 .492 0-0 .000 53-98 .541 186-6.9 24 72 56 45 245-9.1Vishniakova 34-15 767-22.6 91-195 .467 0-15 .000 79-102 .775 210-6.2 31 46 35 25 261-7.7Irwin-Osbolt 34-15 723-21.3 88-200 .440 37-105 .352 47-56 .839 68-2.0 76 38 2 28 260-7.7Nolan 26-10 543-20.9 73-175 .417 5-32 .156 36-57 .632 125-4.8 48 59 6 45 187-7.2Ball 33-24 746-22.6 95-191 .497 0-0 .000 47-72 .653 132-4.0 25 57 21 31 237-7.2Brown 34-7 727-21.4 65-167 .389 8-34 .235 58-81 .716 102-3.0 109 77 2 42 196-5.8Murphy 30-7 347-11.6 37-105 .352 19-60 .317 11-17 .647 28-0.9 30 21 2 9 104-3.5Willis 26-0 162-6.2 16-45 .356 0-0 .000 10-24 .417 41-1.6 0 15 3 5 42-1.6TEAM 151-4.4 7 Georgia 34 6800 1043-2286 .456 155-451 .344 545-759 .718 1380-40.6 570 550 134 351 2786-81.9opponents 34 6800 822-2055 .400 140-444 .315 514-764 .673 1337-39.3 441 744 73 236 2298-67.6


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ncaa ''elITe eIghT''record: 32-4ap rank: No. 4usaT rank: No. 5head coach: Andy Landers11/15 W No. 3 1 Alabama-Birmingham 76-7511/17 W No. 3 1 at No. 17 Virginia Tech 65-6011/21 W No. 3 1 vs. No. 20 Boston College 78-7011/22 W No. 3 1 vs. No. 12 UCSB 85-6411/26 W No. 3 2 vs. Stephen F. Austin 85-4411/27 W No. 3 2 at Maine (OT) 79-6811/30 W No. 2 at Georgia Southern 102-7012/2 L No. 2 No. 23 LSU 74-8012/4 W No. 2 3 vs. Alcorn State 78-3812/5 W No. 2 3 at Houston 98-6812/9 W No. 5 Hampton 107-4612/12 W No. 5 at Tennessee Tech 77-7212/19 W No. 5 4 vs. Ohio State 91-5912/20 W No. 5 4 at Long Beach State 87-6712/29 W No. 5 East Tennessee State 78-511/2 L No. 5 at No. 17 Illinois 65-821/9 W No. 7 at Alabama 71-621/13 W No. 7 at Florida 78-711/17 W No. 7 No. 2 Tennessee 78-511/20 W No. 7 5 vs. Georgia Tech 86-581/23 W No. 7 at No. 10 Auburn 68-541/27 W No. 3 at Ole Miss 75-511/30 W No. 3 at Vanderbilt 84-732/3 W No. 3 Florida (OT) 81-762/6 W No. 3 No. 20 Mississippi State 83-672/10 W No. 3 South Carolina 84-612/17 W No. 3 at Kentucky 73-692/20 W No. 3 at Arkansas 72-692/24 W No. 3 Alabama 72-372/27 W No. 3 Vanderbilt 75-493/3 W No. 2 6 vs. Kentucky 63-45 3/4 L No. 2 6 vs. No. 17 Mississippi State 61-623/18 W No. 4 7 Montana 74-463/20 W No. 4 7 Stanford 83-643/25 W No. 4 8 vs. North Carolina 83-573/27 L No. 4 8 vs. No. 8 Rutgers 51-59 1 Preseason WNIT (1st-Athens; 2nd-Blacksburg, Va.;

3rd/4th-Champaign, Ill.) 2 Dead River Classic (Orono, Maine.) 3 Hilton Hobby Classic (Houston, Texas) 4 The Beach Classic (Long Beach, Calif.) 5 Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.) 6 SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 7 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 8 NCAA West Regional (Portland, Ore.)

2000-01 seasoNSec TOuRney champIOnS

ncaa 2nd ROundrecord: 27-6ap rank: No. 4usaT rank: No. 13head coach: Andy Landers11/12 L No. 3 1 at No. 1 Connecticut 70-9911/19 W No. 3 Massachusetts 71-6311/22 W No. 6 2 vs. No. 12 Oklahoma 94-7011/24 L No. 6 2 vs. No. 5 Notre Dame 73-7511/27 W No. 7 Georgia Southern 85-5711/29 W No. 7 Chattanooga 81-4312/3 W No. 7 3 vs. No. 5 Rutgers 82-5312/8 W No. 5 4 vs. Georgia Tech 78-6112/10 W No. 5 Houston 92-6112/18 W No. 4 Dartmouth 110-7312/20 W No. 4 at VCU 77-6312/28 W No. 4 at Georgia State 107-7512/30 W No. 4 at UCLA 89-551/4 W No. 4 Illinois 100-591/7 W No. 4 Alabama 96-411/11 W No. 4 No. 10 Florida 72-591/14 W No. 4 at No. 9 LSU 64-551/18 L No. 4 at No. 2 Tennessee 69-851/20 W No. 4 Auburn 77-601/25 W No. 5 Ole Miss 74-511/28 W No. 5 No. 16 Vanderbilt 76-592/1 L No. 5 at No. 9 Florida 64-752/4 W No. 5 at Mississippi State 78-742/8 W No. 7 at South Carolina 92-552/15 W No. 5 Kentucky 91-582/18 W No. 5 Arkansas 81-602/22 W No. 4 at Alabama 71-482/25 L No. 4 at No. 18 Vanderbilt 65-713/2 W No. 6 5 vs. OIe Miss 80-613/3 W No. 6 5 vs. Arkansas 63-443/4 W No. 4 5 vs. No. 15 Vanderbilt 62-603/16 W No. 4 6 Liberty 77-483/18 L No. 4 6 Missouri 65-78 1 State Farm Tip-off Classic (Hartford, Conn.) 2 Coaches vs. Cancer Challenge (Madison, Wis.) 3 Honda Elite 4 Classic (Orlando, Fla.) 4 Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.) 5 SEC Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.) 6 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.C. Miller 36-36 1080-30.0 215-487 .442 49-122 .402 76-98 .776 114-3.2 114 65 5 57 555-15.4K. Miller 36-36 1169-32.5 203-456 .445 44-122 .361 94-115 .817 168-4.7 162 79 5 75 544-15.1Nolan 36-36 1008-28.0 178-325 .548 10-27 .370 70-89 .787 164-4.6 126 104 27 56 436-12.1McDonald 35-34 896-25.6 166-302 .550 0-0 .000 88-136 .647 309-8.8 35 74 90 47 420-12.0Ball 35-35 911-26.0 109-213 .512 0-0 .000 33-47 .702 164-4.7 36 59 8 29 251-7.2Crawford 36-2 537-14.9 89-172 .517 0-0 .000 65-109 .596 182-5.1 13 65 35 32 243-6.8Murphy 36-1 588-16.3 52-132 .394 30-79 .380 21-28 .750 53-1.5 56 44 1 26 155-4.3Brown 36-0 501-13.9 36-100 .360 0-4 .000 15-24 .625 68-1.9 55 42 6 34 87-2.4Washington 19-0 87-4.6 13-24 .542 0-2 .000 5-9 .556 22-1.2 2 8 2 5 31-1.6Briggans 31-0 279-9.0 15-45 .333 0-0 .000 13-30 .433 52-1.7 7 15 7 12 43-1.4Willis 16-0 52-3.3 9-27 .333 0-0 .000 4-9 .445 19-1.2 0 4 0 2 22-1.4Lycett 23-0 94-4.1 8-34 .235 4-16 .250 9-12 .750 16-0.7 3 11 1 7 29-1.3McEntire 14-0 32-2.3 1-10 .100 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 2-0.1 0 2 0 2 4-0.3Timmons 14-0 16-1.1 0-7 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 1 0 1 0-0.0TEAM 140-3.9 10 Georgia 36 7250 1094-2334 .469 137-375 .365 495-708 .699 1473-40.9 609 583 187 385 2820-78.3opponents 36 7250 805-2159 .373 144-462 .312 441-660 .668 1349-37.5 405 766 78 249 2195-61.0


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.C. Miller 33-32 1017-30.8 207-452 .458 31-96 .323 73-87 .839 134-4.1 101 61 5 65 518-15.7K. Miller 33-33 1079-32.7 193-378 .511 50-108 .463 80-97 .825 179-5.4 163 73 1 68 516-15.6McDonald 33-33 614-25.6 124-265 .468 0-0 .000 91-119 .765 230-7.0 41 70 103 50 339-10.3Thomas 29-11 623-21.5 130-255 .510 3-16 .188 75-121 .620 188-6.5 18 43 42 26 338-11.7Nolan 24-19 817-24.8 126-278 .453 18-55 .327 51-69 .739 94-3.9 78 50 7 49 321-13.4Brown 33-13 675-20.5 53-159 .333 1-12 .083 53-71 .746 102-3.1 93 45 5 28 160-4.8Briggans 33-22 616-18.7 52-105 .495 0-0 .000 26-49 .531 111-3.4 11 35 10 20 130-3.9Washington 33-0 371-11.2 33-75 .440 1-1 1.000 23-36 .639 82-2.5 19 26 1 13 90-2.7Lycett 27-0 257-9.5 25-74 .338 12-40 .300 13-26 .500 49-1.8 26 31 2 7 75-2.8Murphy 16-2 219-13.7 18-57 .316 11-42 .262 18-21 .857 20-1.3 27 17 0 7 65-4.1Taylor 21-0 89-4.2 11-20 .550 2-5 .400 4-7 .571 10-0.5 5 10 0 12 28-1.3King 21-0 130-6.2 12-31 .387 0-0 .000 5-7 .714 19-0.9 5 9 1 3 29-1.4Henson 16-0 39-2.4 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 9-0.6 0 3 0 2 12-0.8McEntire 20-0 54-2.7 1-6 .167 0-1 .000 3-6 .500 1-0.1 4 4 0 1 5-0.3TEAM 130-3.9 7 Georgia 33 6600 989-2164 .457 129-376 .343 519-723 .718 1358-41.2 591 484 177 351 2626-79.6opponents 33 6600 727-1953 .372 146-486 .300 449-644 .697 1235-37.4 374 692 87 246 2049-62.1


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record: 19-11head coach: Andy Landers11/18 W No. 16 Maine 88-5711/20 W No. 16 Middle Tennessee (OT) 77-7211/27 W No. 13 Georgia State 77-6712/1 W No. 13 1 vs. UNLV 77-6212/2 W No. 13 1 at California 54-4812/4 W No. 13 at Georgia Southern 73-5412/16 W No. 10 at No. 16 N.C. State (OT) 68-6312/19 W No. 10 at Oakland 72-5112/27 W No. 10 2 vs. Georgia Tech 69-5212/30 W No. 10 VCU 83-701/3 W No. 8 No. 23 LSU 72-561/5 L No. 8 at Michigan State 49-701/7 W No. 15 Morris Brown 105-361/10 L No. 15 No. 9 South Carolina 64-711/13 L No. 15 at Mississippi State 82-841/17 W No. 16 at No. 19 Auburn 60-491/20 L No. 16 No. 7 Vanderbilt 47-641/24 W No. 17 at Ole Miss 79-691/27 L No. 17 at No. 18 Florida 64-731/31 L No. 19 Mississippi State 71-722/3 W No. 19 at Kentucky 76-502/7 L No. 22 at No. 9 South Carolina 59-642/10 L No. 22 No. 3 Tennessee 50-522/17 W No. 24 No. 14 Florida 73-622/19 W No. 23 Western Kentucky 76-582/21 W No. 23 Alabama 73-622/24 L No. 23 at Arkansas 45-662/28 W No. 24 3 vs. Alabama 64-603/1 L No. 24 3 vs. No. 3 Tennessee 67-813/16 L 4 vs. No. 15 Old Dominion 54-68 1 Oakland Tribune Classic (Berkeley, Calif.) 2 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Shootout (Atlanta, Ga.) 3 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (West Lafayette, Ind.)


record: 21-10ap rank: No. 19usaT rank: No. 11head coach: Andy Landers11/22 W No. 8 at Chattanooga 79-5811/27 W No. 8 at Georgia State 89-5011/30 L No. 8 at Arizona 49-7012/2 L No. 14 at Arizona State 70-7412/6 W No. 14 UCLA 91-8312/8 W No. 14 Oakland 99-5612/14 W No. 20 Tennessee Tech 87-5612/17 W No. 20 Michigan State 64-6112/20 L No. 20 at Houston 78-8112/27 L No. 24 1 vs. Georgia Tech 61-6512/30 W at Middle Tennessee 79-431/2 W at South Florida 91-441/4 W California 94-611/12 W at Florida 105-621/16 W Ole Miss 96-541/19 W at No. 14 South Carolina 67-591/23 W No. 24 at Alabama 77-471/26 W No. 24 Kentucky 71-592/2 L No. 18 at No. 5 LSU 64-682/6 W No. 17 No. 12 Mississippi State 76-712/9 W No. 17 Auburn 78-672/13 W No. 14 No. 15 South Carolina (2OT) 97-912/16 L No. 14 at No. 18 Vanderbilt 56-582/20 L No. 13 at No. 3 Tennessee 60-872/23 W No. 14 No. 15 Arkansas 69-602/27 L No. 14 at No. 12 Mississippi State 71-763/1 W No. 14 Florida 76-673/7 L No. 17 2 vs. No. 15 Vanderbilt 70-743/22 W No. 19 3 UNC Charlotte 80-613/24 W No. 19 3 No. 23 Rutgers 74-643/29 L No. 19 4 No. 2 Duke 63-66 1 Russell Shootout (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.) 3 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens) 4 NCAA Midwest (Albuquerque, N.M.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.K. Braxton 30-25 734-24.5 198-367 .540 1-7 .143 92-147 .626 205-6.8 68 101 59 54 489-16.3Thomas 30-12 664-22.1 122-237 .515 5-20 .250 62-103 .602 187-6.2 27 52 45 31 311-10.4Lycett 30-23 777-25.9 78-202 .386 46-129 .357 30-38 .789 102-3.4 73 72 5 32 232-7.7Felder 26-21 648-24.9 80-167 .479 2-10 .200 62-82 .756 172-6.6 47 78 9 20 224-8.6McDona 29-23 613-21.1 84-153 .549 0-1 .000 53-77 .688 160-5.5 35 59 48 37 221-7.6Murphy 30-23 824-27.5 49-165 .297 21-100 .210 40-54 .741 55-1.8 115 80 0 35 159-5.3Pierce 30-8 433-14.4 70-177 .395 9-38 .237 6-10 .600 72-2.4 11 42 8 7 155-5.2Law 29-8 613-21.1 53-141 .376 11-44 .250 24-39 .615 77-2.7 50 60 2 32 141-4.9Eason 26-7 304-11.7 10-30 .333 4-6 .667 15-27 .556 12-0.5 38 30 1 15 39-1.5Taylor 19-0 185-9.7 12-31 .387 7-19 .368 7-11 .636 19-1.0 21 12 3 22 38-2.0Washington 20-0 104-5.2 10-22 .455 0-2 .000 6-8 .750 24-1.2 7 11 0 5 26-1.3Kim Braxton 16-0 74-4.6 7-20 .350 0-0 .000 6-16 .375 22-1.4 0 7 4 2 20-1.2Frye 14-0 77-5.5 6-21 .286 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 11-0.8 6 9 4 2 13-0.9TEAM 135-4.5 14Georgia 30 6050 779-1733 .450 107-381 .281 403-613 .657 1253-41.8 498 627 188 294 2068-68.9opponents 30 6050 648-1770 .366 138-458 .301 429-629 .682 1028-34.3 350 573 63 284 1863-62.1


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Thomas 30-28 850-28.3 180-335 .537 10-37 .270 111-156 .712 241-8.0 22 53 56 38 481-16.0Kendrick 31-31 982-31.7 121-320 .378 52-143 .364 89-105 .848 112-3.6 158 82 1 55 383-12.4Lycett 31-28 1038-33.5 106-264 .402 55-150 .367 37-41 .902 133 -4.3 94 69 2 42 304-9.8Baker 30-25 877-29.2 115-307 .375 8-29 .276 51-72 .708 129-4.3 83 72 11 89 289-9.6Felder 12-1 198-16.5 33-64 .516 0-2 .000 20-32 .625 55-4.6 6 14 2 4 86-7.2Pierce 28-4 499-17.8 78-165 .473 7-24 .292 31-40 .775 119-4.3 11 31 22 9 194-6.9Driskell 30-16 530-17.7 77-157 .490 12-30 .400 27-46 .587 128-4.3 23 52 9 21 193-6.4Taylor 31-5 512-16.5 22-71 .310 8-34 .235 15-18 .833 60-1.9 70 38 1 28 67-2.2Frye 26-3 264-10.2 21-57 .368 6-22 .273 6-9 .667 49-1.9 15 21 1 8 54-2.1Braxton 21-14 500-23.8 134-243 .551 2-7 .286 60-82 .732 153-7.3 52 78 43 30 330-15.7TEAM 118-3.9 10Georgia 31 6250 887-1983 .447 160-478 .335 447-601 .744 1297-41.8 534 520 148 324 2381-76.8opponents 31 6250 738-1906 .387 169-558 .303 348-476 .731 1114-35.9 408 585 97 213 1993-64.3


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2003-04 seasoNncaa ''elITe eIghT''

record: 25-10ap rank: No. 6usaT rank: No. 8head coach: Andy Landers11/21 W No. 10 Georgia State 87-4811/25 W No. 10 at Georgia Southern 84-5311/28 W No. 10 at Santa Clara 77-65 11/30 L No. 10 at No. 6 Stanford 59-61 12/3 W No. 11 Houston 65-5212/6 W No. 11 N.C. State 72-58 12/13 W No. 10 Middle Tennessee 65-5012/17 W No. 10 at Furman 86-51 12/20 L No. 10 at No. 5 Texas 58-71 12/27 W No. 12 1 vs. Georgia Tech 78-6212/29 W No. 12 2 vs. Morehead State 92-4212/30 W No. 12 2 at Eastern Kentucky 92-601/4 W No. 12 South Florida 92-651/8 W No. 12 Mississippi State 88-701/11 W No. 12 at Kentucky 74-531/15 L No. 11 at No. 20 Auburn 52-741/18 L No. 11 Florida 73-831/22 L No. 17 at Ole Miss (2OT) 79-901/25 W No. 17 No. 12 LSU 80-742/1 W No. 19 Alabama 71-682/5 W No. 16 at Vanderbilt 83-672/8 L No. 16 at Arkansas 63-712/12 L No. 19 No. 3 Tennessee 67-702/15 W No. 19 Ole Miss 79-622/22 W No. 18 at South Carolina 73-502/26 L No. 19 at Florida 59-692/29 W No. 19 Kentucky 73-623/4 W No. 20 3 vs. South Carolina 73-423/5 W No. 20 3 vs. Florida 76-723/6 W No. 20 3 vs. No. 1 Tennessee (OT) 68-663/7 L No. 20 3 vs. No. 21 Vanderbilt 56-623/20 W No. 16 4 vs. Liberty 78-533/22 W No. 16 4 vs. TCU 85-713/27 W No. 16 5 vs. No. 3 Purdue 66-643/29 L No. 16 5 vs. No. 19 LSU 60-62 1 Russell Shootout (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 EKU Comfort Suites Classic (Richmond, Ky.) 3 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 4 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Philadelphia, Pa.) 5 NCAA West (Seattle, Wash.)


record: 24-10ap rank: No. 20usaT rank: No. 13head coach: Andy Landers11/19 W No. 5 Furman 98-7611/21 W No. 5 No. 2 Texas 78-6411/26 W No. 3 1 vs. Idaho 77-5511/27 L No. 3 1 vs. TCU 63-6411/28 W No. 3 1 vs. Santa Clara 87-6811/30 W No. 6 Georgia Southern 61-50 12/3 L No. 6 at Georgia Tech 49-5512/7 L No. 11 Arizona State 57-6712/10 W No. 11 Augusta State 93-4712/12 W No. 11 No. 24 Arizona 70-6212/19 W No. 15 at Iona 96-5212/21 W No. 15 at Marist 79-6212/30 W No. 16 Arkansas 78-571/2 W No. 16 Tennessee-Martin 68-521/6 W No. 17 OIe Miss 78-511/8 L No. 17 at No. 1 LSU 52-761/10 W No. 18 Stetson 97-421/13 L No. 18 at Kentucky 63-711/16 W No. 18 Auburn 71-561/23 W No. 21 at Mississippi State 67-571/27 W No. 19 Florida 81-611/31 L No. 18 at No. 5 Tennessee 70-772/3 W No. 18 at Alabama 72-632/6 W No. 18 Kentucky 68-642/10 W No. 18 South Carolina 67-51 2/13 W No. 18 2 vs. Clemson 88-602/20 L No. 16 at Ole Miss 61-722/24 W No. 18 at Florida 63-382/27 L No. 18 No. 19 Vanderbilt (OT) 59-663/4 W No. 21 3 vs. Ole Miss 87-653/5 L No. 21 3 vs. No. 1 LSU 65-793/19 W No. 20 4 vs. Rice 75-493/21 W No. 20 4 vs. No. 13 Texas 70-683/26 L No. 20 5 vs. No. 7 Duke 57-63 1 Rainbow Wahine Classic (Honolulu) 2 Russell Shootout (Duluth, Ga.) 3 SEC Tournament (Greenville, S.C.) 4 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 5 NCAA Regional (Chattanooga, Tenn.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Thomas 35-33 935-26.7 173-321 .539 5-22 .227 112-145 .772 290-8.3 28 52 51 38 463-13.2Baker 35-35 1139-32.5 157-381 .412 14-40 .350 62-86 .72 133-3.8 120 71 3 104 390-11.1Hardrick 35-18 961-27.5 120-297 .404 46-136 .338 88-106 .830 107-3.1 108 85 2 47 374-10.7Kendrick 35-35 1114-31.8 110-314 .350 41-157 .261 62-75 .827 137-3.9 155 87 1 36 323-9.2Pierce 35-10 778-22.2 123-236 .521 23-61 .377 31-41 .756 152-4.3 24 57 15 15 300 -8.6Chambers 35-12 747-21.3 90-246 .366 46-139 .331 25-27 .926 91-2.6 54 38 9 25 251-7.2Felder 13-0 144-11.1 22-43 .512 0-0 .000 23-33 .697 37-2.8 2 10 4 6 67-5.2Rowsey 35-10 463-13.2 28-77 .364 1-7 .143 23-41 .561 102-2.9 24 27 18 8 80-2.3Frye 28-5 306-10.9 22-70 .314 14-38 .368 5-15 .333 47-1.7 14 28 1 11 63-2.3Braxton 20-17 488-24.4 108-226 .478 1-6 .167 57-88 .648 160-8.0 23 58 25 27 274-13.7TEAM 159-4.5 5Georgia 35 7075 953-2211 .431 191-606 .315 488-657 .743 1415-40.4 552 518 129 317 2585-73.9opponents 35 7075 811-2113 .384 172-549 .313 397-567 .700 1308-37.4 450 618 102 261 2191-62.6


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Humphrey 33-32 904-27.4 236-421 .561 17-43 .395 139-180 .772 276-8.4 50 89 36 35 628-19.0Chambers 34-29 1007-29.6 168-392 .429 73-191 .382 38-47 .809 133-3.9 43 59 5 51 447-13.1Baker 34-30 1113-32.7 162-375 .432 7-38 .184 57-74 .770 158-4.6 93 88 4 84 388-11.4Hardrick 32-0 598-18.7 76-160 .475 31-74 .419 79-96 .823 79-2.5 66 52 0 30 262-8.2Kendrick 34-34 859-25.3 74-199 .372 26-99 .263 54-71 .761 135-4.0 117 67 2 36 228-6.7Darrah 34-3 720-21.2 68-200 .340 27-83 .325 30-42 .714 108-3.2 30 49 9 19 193-5.7Rowsey 34-34 795-23.4 55-152 .362 1-7 .143 27-37 .730 170-5.0 25 57 34 12 138-4.1Pierce 30-0 347-11.6 32-76 .421 5-14 .357 6-8 .750 69-2.3 16 31 7 6 75-2.5Frye 30-8 356-11.9 27-84 .321 14-49 .286 4-7 .571 43-1.4 17 18 3 8 72-2.4Greene 10-0 42-4.2 3-5 .600 2-3 .667 3-6 .500 14-1.4 0 4 1 3 11-1.1Bostice 21-0 84-4.0 8-19 .421 0-0 .000 7-12 .583 19-0.9 1 4 3 1 23-1.1TEAM 148-4.4 7Georgia 34 6825 909-2083 .436 203-601 .338 444-580 .766 1352-39.8 458 525 104 285 2465-72.5opponents 34 6825 763-1986 .384 158-465 .340 376-582 .646 1216-35.8 388 595 129 238 2060-60.6


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record: 23-9ap rank: No. 12usaT rank: No. 13head coach: Andy Landers11/13 L No. 8 1 vs. No. 6 Baylor 72-8411/18 W No. 8 Santa Clara 92-9111/21 W No. 11 at TCU 80-5111/25 L No. 11 2 vs. UCLA 64-8411/26 W No. 17 2 at Loyola Marymount 89-5811/30 W No. 17 at Middle Tennessee 90-7212/4 W No. 17 Georgia Tech 72-6612/6 W No. 17 Iona 97-6012/10 W No. 17 Savannah State 103-3412/19 L No. 15 at No. 25 Temple (OT) 66-6912/29 W No. 17 at Memphis 97-4412/30 W No. 17 at Tennessee-Martin 81-471/5 W No. 17 at Ole Miss 84-701/8 W No. 17 Florida 89-701/12 L No. 13 at No. 1 Tennessee 85-941/15 W No. 13 3 vs. Miami 74-591/19 W No. 13 Mississippi State 81-421/22 L No. 13 No. 3 LSU 64-651/26 W No. 15 at South Carolina 74-651/29 W No. 15 at No. 24 Florida 92-552/2 W No. 14 No. 21 Kentucky 91-572/5 W No. 14 Alabama 84-592/12 L No. 13 at No. 3 LSU 61-682/16 L No. 13 No. 5 Tennessee 55-582/19 W No. 13 at No. 22 Vanderbilt 83-612/23 W No. 13 at Arkansas 86-802/26 W No. 13 Auburn 74-613/3 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 23 Vanderbilt 69-473/4 L No. 12 4 vs. No. 8 Tennessee 79-893/19 W No. 12 5 vs. Marist 75-603/21 W No. 12 5 vs. Hartford 73-543/26 L No. 12 6 vs. No. 8 Connecticut 75-77 1 State Farm Tipoff Classic (Lubbock, Texas) 2 LMU/Ayres Hotel Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) 3 Russell Shootout (Duluth, Ga.) 4 SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.) 5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Trenton, N.J.) 6 NCAA Regional (Bridgeport, Conn.)


record: 27-7ap rank: No. 13usaT rank: No. 14head coach: Andy Landers11/12 W No. 9 1 vs. No. 12 Rutgers 73-6911/15 W No. 9 North Carolina A&T 89-3511/19 W No. 9 Davidson 74-6811/21 W No. 8 Georgia Southern 75-5111/26 W No. 8 No. 11 Stanford 74-6911/29 W No. 8 Memphis 95-4612/3 W No. 8 at Georgia Tech 79-6912/7 L No. 8 Middle Tennessee 62-7012/15 W No. 11 at Savannah State 75-5412/17 W No. 11 TCU 80-5812/20 W No. 11 at George Mason 76-5112/21 W No. 11 at Richmond 72-4112/28 L No. 11 2 vs. No. 17 G. Washington 54-6612/30 W No. 11 2 vs. Brown 82-691/4 W No. 15 Florida 89-571/7 L No. 15 at No. 6 LSU 55-571/11 W No. 15 at Mississippi State 74-611/14 L No. 15 No. 4 Tennessee 41-521/18 W No. 16 No. 14 Vanderbilt 83-711/21 W No. 16 3 vs. Florida State 70-651/25 W No. 14 No. 22 Ole Miss 69-601/28 W No. 14 at Florida 77-542/1 W No. 14 No. 7 LSU 53-512/5 L No. 9 at No. 3 Tennessee 57-732/8 W No. 9 at Alabama 92-512/11 W No. 9 South Carolina 81-572/15 W No. 11 at Kentucky (OT) 82-722/18 W No. 11 at Auburn 62-552/25 W No. 11 Arkansas 69-513/2 W No. 10 4 vs. Kentucky 72-403/3 L No. 10 4 vs. No. 13 Vanderbilt 56-813/17 W No. 14 5 vs. Belmont 53-363/19 W No. 14 5 vs. No. 24 Iowa State 76-563/25 L No. 13 6 vs. No. 11 Purdue 65-78 1 State Farm Tipoff Classic (Norman, Okla) 2 Surf ’N Slam Classic (San Diego, Calif.) 3 Russell Shootout (Duluth, Ga.) 4 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) 5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Minneapolis, Minn.) 6 NCAA Regional (Dallas, Texas)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Humphrey 31-31 1034-33.4 223-442 .505 30-67 .448 148-177 .836 283-9.1 52 70 23 37 624-20.1Baker 32-32 1174-36.7 242-457 .530 4-16 .250 110-136 .809 150-4.7 103 87 6 149 598-18.7Chambers 32-31 1001-31.3 136-318 .428 78-184 .424 10-11 .909 111-3.5 69 46 5 34 360-11.3Darrah 32-32 1067-33.3 114-290 .393 49-144 .340 49-59 .831 151-4.7 81 68 12 20 326-10.2Hardrick 32-2 677-21.2 91-194 .469 41-92 .446 59-85 .694 101-3.2 88 39 2 60 282-8.8Kendrick 32-32 890-27.8 81-184 .440 25-67 .373 47-62 .758 120-3.8 115 74 1 51 234-7.3Taylor 28-0 251-9.0 28-73 .384 0-5 .000 12-19 .632 41-1.5 11 13 5 7 68-2.4Bostice 27-0 226-8.4 23-40 .575 0-0 .000 5-13 .385 48-1.8 2 15 3 7 51-1.9Greene 17-0 89-5.2 3-10 .300 1-5 .200 2-4 .500 17-1.0 2 5 0 6 9-0.5McKnight 6-0 16-2.7 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.2 0 0 0 0 2-0.3TEAM 127-4.0 14 Georgia 32 6425 942-2013 .468 228-581 .392 442-566 .781 1150-35.9 524 431 57 371 2554-79.8opponents 32 6425 764-1822 .419 150-513 .292 373-545 .684 1127-35.2 396 627 85 206 2051-64.1


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Humphrey 29-26 839-28.9 176-352 .500 19-66 .288 97-133 .729 221-7.6 47 66 24 32 468-16.1Chambers 34-34 1055-31.0 158-376 .420 85-228 .373 31-40 .775 112-3.3 60 61 4 43 432-12.7Houts 34-31 1145-33.7 91-219 .416 33-96 .344 105-136 .772 105-3.1 124 97 0 93 320-9.4Hardrick 34-27 1021-30.0 89-242 .368 31-107 .290 85-102 .833 135-4.0 117 60 5 61 294-8.6Robinson 33- 2 596-18.1 104-192 .542 2-3 .667 53-87 .609 178-5.4 10 51 31 16 263-8.0Marshall 34- 6 714-21.0 111-244 .455 7-27 .259 36-56 .643 109-3.2 35 59 6 27 265-7.8Darrah 34-27 864-25.4 84-207 .406 38-96 .396 47-58 .810 156-4.6 59 58 11 32 253-7.4Rowsey 29-17 414-14.3 42-99 .424 0-2 .000 28-42 .667 86-3.0 20 23 16 6 112-3.9Taylor 22- 0 129-5.9 11-24 .458 0-0 .000 5-10 .500 42-1.9 3 9 8 1 27-1.2Taylor 12- 0 48-4.0 2-9 .222 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 6-0.5 2 4 0 1 7-0.6TEAM 125-3.7 12Georgia 34 6825 868-1964 .442 215-625 .344 490-670 .731 1275-37.5 477 500 105 312 2441-71.8opponents 34 6825 743-1965 .378 179-605 .296 349-516 .676 1223-36.0 383 608 88 259 2014-59.2


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record: 23-10usaT rank: No. 24head coach: Andy Landers11/9 W No. 9 Richmond 81-5311/11 W No. 9 George Mason 84-5611/13 W No. 8 Georgia Southern 105-6611/16 W No. 8 Temple 57-5111/23 W No. 8 1 vs. Prairie View A&M 78-4411/24 W No. 8 1 vs. Southern Cal 59-5711/29 W No. 7 Oakland 69-5912/2 W No. 7 Georgia Tech 71-6412/9 W No. 7 Davidson 79-6512/17 W No. 7 Mercer 102-4512/29 W No. 7 2 vs. Florida State (OT) 71-6212/30 W No. 7 2 at Florida International 70-561/2 W No. 7 Presbyterian 93-491/6 L No. 7 at Xavier 55-651/10 W No. 10 Ole Miss 75-621/13 L No. 10 at No. 22 Auburn 52-821/17 L No. 12 at Vanderbilt 59-671/20 W No. 12 Alabama 71-531/24 W No. 17 at Florida 82-551/27 L No. 17 at No. 11 Oklahoma 57-651/31 L No. 17 Kentucky 44-472/3 L No. 17 Vanderbilt 54-612/7 W No. 24 at Arkansas 72-582/10 L No. 24 at No. 8 LSU 57-632/14 W Florida 85-662/17 W at Mississippi State 60-562/24 W No. 24 Auburn 68-562/28 W No. 22 at South Carolina 55-413/2 L No. 22 No. 3 Tennessee 63-723/6 W No. 23 3 vs. Alabama 71-623/7 L No. 23 3 vs. Kentucky 50-573/23 W 4 vs. Iowa 67-613/25 L 4 vs. No. 2 North Carolina 66-80 1 Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas) 2 FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, Fla.) 3 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Norfolk, Va.)


record: 18-14head coach: Andy Landers11/15 W Alabama State 85-3511/20 W at Oakland 64-6111/22 L at Detroit Mercy 66-7011/26 W N.C. Central 85-3111/28 W 1 vs. Cal State Fullerton 85-6411/29 W 1 vs. E. Washington 75-5112/1 W East Tennessee State 77-5712/3 W Tennessee Tech 72-4612/5 L at Georgia Tech 42-5712/8 L 2 at No. 15 Rutgers 34-4512/20 W at UAB 73-4912/22 W # Clemson 67-5012/30 L Xavier 44-561/2 L at No. 16 Virginia 60-621/8 L at Ole Miss 54-621/11 W South Carolina 69-631/15 W Savannah State 74-281/18 L at No. 19 Florida 45-611/22 W No. 17 Vanderbilt 66-551/25 W at Alabama 63-611/29 W No. 5 Auburn 67-582/1 W Mississippi State 69-572/5 L at No. 12 Tennessee 43-732/8 L Arkansas 64-772/15 L at No. 24 Vanderbilt 64-802/19 L LSU 46-572/22 L at No. 3 Auburn 59-652/26 W at Kentucky 61-573/1 W No. 17 Florida 84-753/5 W 3 vs. Kentucky 82-643/6 L 3 vs. No. 22 Vanderbilt 61-693/21 L 4 vs. Arizona State 47-58 1 Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2 Jimmy V Classic (Piscataway, N.J.) # Home game played at Arena at Gwinnett Center

(Duluth, Ga.) 3 SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.) 4 NCAA 1st Round (Duluth, Ga.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Humphrey 33-33 1029-31.2 190-420 .452 34-110 .309 138-176 .784 300-9.1 70 74 36 40 552-16.7Houts 33-33 1215-36.8 111-260 .427 34-99 .343 131-165 .794 94-2.8 163 119 1 87 387-11.7Robinson 33-28 946-28.7 130-254 .512 1-10 .100 67-93 .720 278-8.4 31 92 51 28 328-9.9Darrah 32-32 951-29.7 99-269 .368 49-142 .345 45-56 .804 149-4.7 66 66 11 35 292-9.1Puleo 33-32 956-29.0 98-237 .414 54-155 .348 22-34 .647 76-2.3 85 73 3 34 272-8.2Marshall 30-1 534-17.8 80-217 .369 16-46 .348 20-32 .625 93 3.1 17 46 13 15 196-6.5Carter 14-0 104-7.4 17-38 .447 2-8 .250 11-16 .688 23-1.6 4 8 0 4 47-3.4Taylor 19-0 150-7.9 26-57 .456 1-3 .333 7-10 .700 28-1.5 7 13 2 8 60-3.2Rowsey 21-5 195-9.3 15-41 .366 3-6 .500 8-17 .471 41-2.0 7 14 5 1 41-2.0Moss 17-1 140-8.2 10-45 .222 10-39 .256 2-2 1.000 19-1.1 9 14 0 7 32-1.9Lee 30-0 303-10.1 17-54 .315 0-1 .000 21-45 .467 67-2.2 4 16 9 7 55-1.8Rhoden 17-0 102-6.0 7-23 .304 3-7 .429 3-4 .750 10-0.6 6 8 0 4 20-1.2TEAM 148-4.6 9Georgia 33 6625 800-1915 .418 207-626 .331 475-650 .731 1326-40.2 469 552 131 270 2282-69.2opponents 33 6625 726-1916 .379 150-517 .290 354-531 .667 1177-35.7 365 575 91 242 1956-59.3


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Houts 32-32 1207-37.7 129-315 .410 39-125 .312 88-113 .779 90-2.8 151 111 0 70 385-12.0Robinson 32-20 943-29.5 147-265 .555 4-7 .571 71-99 .717 298-9.3 25 78 70 26 369-11.5Phillips 32-23 759-23.7 134-297 .451 1-4 .250 66-88 .750 196-6.1 45 90 38 40 335-10.5Marshall 31-21 804-25.9 120-294 .408 7-35 .200 25-39 .641 141-4.5 64 70 17 28 272-8.8Puleo 31-28 926-29.9 77-200 .385 49-138 .355 26-33 .788 73-2.4 71 67 2 40 229-7.4Taylor 32-9 603-18.8 102-235 .434 2-10 .200 19-34 .559 122-3.8 20 52 9 11 225-7.0Rhoden 31-8 615-19.8 41-125 .328 17-58 .293 14-41 .341 84-2.7 38 23 0 20 113-3.6Lee 17-12 248-14.6 26-56 .464 0-0 .000 9-20 .450 57-3.4 5 18 2 9 61-3.6Mitchell 22-7 222-10.1 16-44 .364 2-9 .222 13-23 .565 28-1.3 20 19 8 11 47-2.1Smith 4-0 10-2.5 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 7-1.8 0 0 0 0 4-1.0Stoddard 9-0 29-3.2 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-0.2 1 2 0 3 5-0.6Watt 9-0 34-3.8 1-7 .143 0-6 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.3 0 3 0 0 2-0.2TEAM 141-4.4 13Georgia 32 6400 797-1847 .432 122-395 .309 331-491 .674 1242-38.8 440 546 146 258 2047-64.0opponents 32 6400 680-1864 .365 151-518 .292 343-485 .707 1144-35.8 377 537 83 213 1854-57.9


* 11-3 home record includes a win over Clemson in Duluth.

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record: 25-9ap rank: No. 23usaT rank: No. 19head coach: Andy Landers11/15 W No. 21 No. 13 Oklahoma 62-5111/19 W No. 16 at Chattanooga 74-5711/22 W No. 16 Rutgers 49-4811/25 W No. 14 Alabama State 75-4811/27 W No. 14 1 vs. Texas A&M-CC 77-5811/28 W No. 14 1 vs. Southern Miss 84-5512/1 W No. 13 UAB 71-4212/6 W No. 13 No. 23 Georgia Tech 56-5012/8 W No. 13 Tennessee State 71-5012/20 W No. 11 No. 19 Virginia 69-5312/22 W No. 9 Detroit 66-4212/28 W No. 9 at Clemson 59-4712/30 W No. 9 at Savannah State 80-451/3 W No. 9 at Alabama 52-441/7 W No. 8 Kentucky (OT) 61-601/10 W No. 8 Florida 61-521/14 L No. 6 at Vanderbilt 44-661/17 W No. 6 at Arkansas 73-631/21 W No. 8 No. 3 Tennessee 53-501/24 L No. 8 Ole Miss 65-661/28 L No. 9 at Mississippi State 66-741/31 L No. 9 at Auburn 53-672/4 W No. 14 No. 19 LSU (OT) 49-462/7 L No. 14 South Carolina 42-522/11 L No. 19 at No. 17 Kentucky 48-642/14 W No. 19 Alabama 76-472/21 L No. 20 at Florida 57-642/25 W No. 24 at South Carolina 65-492/28 W No. 24 Arkansas 69-483/4 W No. 22 2 vs. Alabama 73-663/5 L No. 22 2 vs. Mississippi State 52-673/20 W No. 23 3 vs. Tulane 64-593/22 W No. 23 3 vs. No. 20 Oklahoma St. (OT) 74-713/27 L No. 23 4 vs. No. 2 Stanford 36-73 1 Lady Eagle Classic (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 2 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) 3 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Tempe, Ariz.) 4 NCAA Regional (Sacramento, Calif.)


record: 23-11usaT rank: No. 24head coach: Andy Landers11/14 W No. 19 Georgia Southern 58-4311/19 W No. 18 Chattanooga 79-6911/21 W No. 18 Indiana 84-5111/23 L No. 17 at Southern Cal 63-7111/26 W No. 17 1 vs. Denver 73-5111/27 W No. 17 1 at Loyola Marymount 76-4512/1 W No. 21 Southern Miss 70-5312/5 L No. 21 at Georgia Tech 53-6912/7 W No. 25 Mercer 92-4512/19 W High Point 66-6112/22 W at TCU 60-5712/29 L 2 vs. Louisana Tech 62-7712/30 W 2 at FIU 70-651/2 W South Carolina 61-511/9 W at No. 10 Kentucky 61-591/13 W at No. 20 Arkansas 59-561/16 W Florida 70-641/20 W No. 24 at Alabama 60-511/23 W No. 24 Mississippi State 78-581/27 L No. 20 at South Carolina 48-571/30 L No. 20 at LSU 41-472/3 W No. 24 Arkansas (OT) 57-542/6 W No. 24 Alabama 81-542/10 L No. 24 Vanderbilt 59-692/13 W No. 24 at Ole Miss 61-562/17 W No. 19 Kentucky 69-512/21 L No. 22 at No. 4 Tennesse 44-772/24 L No. 22 Auburn 58-632/27 L No. 22 at Florida 71-743/4 W 3 vs. South Carolina 66-343/5 L 3 vs. No. 4 Tennessee 58-823/20 W 4 vs. Middle Tennessee 56-413/22 W 4 vs. No. 15 Florida State 61-593/27 L 5 vs. No. 8 Texas A&M 38-79 1 LMU Thanksgiving Classic (Los Angeles) 2 FIU Fun & Sun Classic (Miami) 3 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 4 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Auburn, Ala.) 5 NCAA Regional (Dallas, Texas)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Houts 34-34 1201-35.3 134-337 .398 39-132 .295 115-141 .816 109-3.2 127 79 1 69 422-12.4James 34-33 1222-35.9 130-419 .310 46-174 .264 85-132 .644 173-5.1 101 109 3 60 391-11.5Phillips 34-34 975-28.7 112-307 .365 4-24 .167 67-104 .644 279-8.2 31 88 53 45 295-8.7Mitchell 34-31 1096-32.2 102-284 .359 34-118 .288 51-93 .548 183-5.4 61 71 28 49 289-8.5Robinson 30-27 771-25.7 78-162 .481 3-4 .750 69-101 .683 228-7.6 20 76 61 17 228-7.6Hassell 34-4 488-14.4 84-161 .522 0-0 .000 43-68 .632 96-2.8 7 46 11 8 211-6.2Armstrong 34-3 477-14.0 71-159 .447 23-60 .383 12-25 .480 84-2.5 23 36 21 18 177-5.2Williams 26-0 228-8.8 16-61 .262 15-53 .283 5-6 .833 19-0.7 11 18 0 4 52-2.0Willis 13-0 49-3.8 8-15 .533 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 16-1.2 2 3 4 1 17-1.3Jones 16-0 89-5.6 7-16 .438 0-0 .000 4-8 .500 13-0.8 1 7 5 3 18-1.1Rhoden 30-4 279-9.3 10-43 .233 6-28 .214 0-2 .000 31-1.0 15 10 0 9 26-0.9TEAM 146-4.3 9 Georgia 34 6875 752-1964 .383 170-593 .287 452-682 .663 1377-40.5 399 552 187 283 2126-62.5opponents 34 6875 686-1980 .346 195-667 .292 327-467 .700 1311-38.6 380 604 121 247 1894-55.7


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.James 33-33 1185-35.9 150-400 .375 40-147 .272 65-108 .602 116-3.5 118 99 3 61 405-12.3Phillips 34-34 1067-31.4 133-336 .396 8-34 .235 92-114 .807 365-10.7 54 77 50 49 366-10.8Hassell 34-25 802-23.6 129-250 .516 0-2 .000 69-109 .633 152-4.5 0 54 12 16 327-9.6Miller 34-18 966-28.4 116-294 .395 53-163 .325 23-38 .605 98-2.9 54 59 5 28 308-9.1Mitchell 34-31 1071-31.5 101-288 .351 15-73 .205 43-83 .518 167-4.9 88 92 15 57 260-7.6Armstrong 34-18 745-21.9 86-234 .368 37-126 .294 29-45 .644 137-4.0 53 55 32 33 238-7.0Ransford 28-6 420-15.0 39-116 .336 7-27 .259 17-23 .739 69-2.5 35 38 3 31 102-3.6Willis 34-4 435-12.8 53-101 .525 0-0 .000 15-29 .517 4127-3.7 9 36 20 13 121-3.6Johnson 9-0 32-3.6 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 9-1.0 0 3 1 3 13-1.4Jones 19-1 102-5.4 9-19 .474 0-0 .000 5-13 .385 21-1.1 0 5 5 0 23-1.2TEAM 138-4.1 23 Georgia 34 6825 820-2047 .401 160-572 .280 363-570 .637 1399-41.1 411 541 146 291 2163-63.6opponents 34 6825 718-1957 .367 201-670 .300 355-519 .684 1262-37.1 418 572 76 228 1992-58.6


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record: 22-9ap rank: No. 20usaT rank: No. 20head coach: Andy Landers11/11 W No. 13 TCU 83-6011/15 W No. 12 at Georgia Southern 68-4911/17 W No. 12 College of Charleston 73-4811/20 W No. 12 No. 23 Southern Cal 67-6011/26 L No. 10 1 vs. No. 21 Georgetown 56-6411/27 W No. 10 1 vs. Northeastern 81-6111/30 W No. 15 S.C. State 85-4812/4 W No. 15 Georgia Tech 75-6812/6 W No. 14 at Mercer 80-4312/19 L No. 13 2 vs. Gonzaga 68-7112/20 W No. 13 2 vs. Montana State 63-4912/22 W No. 13 Appalachian State 81-3712/28 W No. 17 Furman 83-581/1 W No. 17 Arkansas 67-571/5 L No. 16 at No. 6 Tennessee 51-801/8 W No. 16 at Auburn 70-451/12 W No. 19 Florida 61-551/15 W No. 19 at Mississippi State 68-511/19 L No. 15 No. 6 Kentucky 64-691/22 W No. 15 at Ole Miss 61-471/26 L No. 17 at Vanderbilt 48-681/29 L No. 17 No. 7 Tennessee 50-672/2 W No. 21 Mississippi State 70-602/5 W No. 21 at Alabama 81-662/12 W No. 21 Vanderbilt 76-632/16 W No. 18 at No. 25 South Carolina 61-592/19 L No. 18 at Florida 57-612/23 W No. 18 Ole Miss 87-522/26 W No. 18 LSU 62-463/2 L No. 16 3 vs. No. 25 South Carolina 55-593/18 L No. 21 4 vs. Marist 70-76 1 Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas) 2 Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic (Las Vegas) 3 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 4 NCAA Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.)

2012-13 seasoNncaa ''elITe eIghT''

record: 28-7ap rank: No. 14usaT rank: No. 10head coach: Andy Landers11/11 W No. 10 Rutgers 57-5111/14 W No. 10 Presbyterian 66-3811/16 W No. 10 S.C. State 62-4611/18 W No. 10 Belmont 70-3811/20 W No. 8 Savannah State 94-5711/23 W No. 8 1 vs. Saint Bonaventure 84-4811/24 W No. 8 1 at New Mexico 72-4211/28 W No. 8 Furman 83-4712/2 W No. 8 at Georgia Tech 60-5012/4 W No. 6 Mercer 80-3812/16 W No. 6 Lipscomb 93-4212/19 W No. 6 at TCU 72-5912/28 L No. 6 at Illinois 59-701/3 W No. 10 Missouri 77-461/6 L No. 10 at No. 12 Tennessee 66-791/10 W No. 13 at Alabama 95-831/13 W No. 13 No. 18 South Carolina 42-401/17 W No. 13 at Arkansas 57-531/20 L No. 13 No. 20 Texas A&M 46-641/27 W No. 14 Florida 69-521/31 W No. 14 Alabama 65-592/3 W No. 14 at No. 8 Kentucky 75-712/7 W No. 9 Auburn 61-582/10 L No. 9 at LSU 54-622/17 W No. 13 at Florida 62-572/21 W No. 13 Arkansas 66-342/24 W No. 13 at Ole Miss 73-542/28 L No. 11 at Mississippi State 38-503/3 W No. 11 Vanderbilt 55-503/8 W No. 12 2 vs. No. 22 LSU 71-533/9 L No. 12 2 vs. No. 7 Kentucky 38-603/23 W No. 14 3 vs. Montana 70-503/25 W No. 14 3 vs. No. 23 Iowa State 65-603/30 W No. 14 4 vs. No. 4 Stanford 61-594/1 L No. 14 4 vs. No. 6 Cal (OT) 62-65

1 UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (Albuquerque) 2 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) 3 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Spokane, Wash.) 4 NCAA Regional (Spokane, Wash.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Hassell 31-31 836-27.0 164-302 .543 0-0 .000 74-119 .622 176-5.7 14 53 8 20 402-13.0Miller 31-31 1071-34.5 140-369 .379 72-203 .355 32-41 .780 131-4.2 67 50 2 58 384-12.4Armstrong 31-28 960-31.0 141-309 .456 23-66 .348 50-66 .758 191-6.2 92 85 33 69 355-11.5James 24-22 810-33.8 91-234 .389 19-62 .306 53-86 .616 113-4.7 81 66 3 64 254-10.6Mitchell 31-27 986-31.8 107-267 .401 16-57 .281 54-84 .643 159-5.1 72 65 9 57 284-9.2Ford 30-12 622-20.7 65-191 .340 7-34 .206 27-45 .600 103-3.4 33 47 0 30 164-5.5Donald 27-1 354-13.1 47-97 .485 3-5 .600 37-55 .673 86-3.2 15 33 4 10 134-5.0Willis 31-2 401-12.9 46-87 .529 0-1 .000 15-25 .600 100-3.2 11 30 9 20 107-3.5Jones 1-0 4-4.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 1-1.0 0 0 0 0 2-2.0Bennett 17-0 114-6.7 11-43 .256 6-30 .200 1-2 .500 15-0.9 6 15 1 4 29-1.7Crews 13-1 42-3.2 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 2-4 .500 2-0.2 1 5 0 2 7-0.5TEAM 130-4.2 13 Georgia 31 815-1907 .427 147-461 .319 345-528 .653 1207-38.9 392 462 69 334 2122-68.5opponents 31 662-1712 .387 150-508 .295 323-489 .661 1122-36.2 337 611 109 212 1797-58.0


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Hassell 35-35 928-26.5 180-339 .531 0-0 .000 84-128 .656 217-6.2 17 61 15 30 444-12.7James 35-35 1097-31.3 153-379 .404 7-38 .184 71-116 .612 125-3.6 133 86 3 81 384-11.0Miller 35-15 812-23.2 97-281 .345 44-158 .278 28-32 .875 101-2.9 49 28 3 36 266-7.6Griffin 35-17 653-18.7 87-268 .325 46-155 .297 35-51 .686 102-2.9 29 38 3 32 255-7.3Barbee 35-34 941-26.9 86-214 .402 20-67 .299 61-103 .592 212-6.1 87 70 2 85 253-7.2Armstrong 34-29 884-26.0 90-258 .349 20-74 .270 45-56 .804 174-5.1 77 49 36 47 245-7.2Ford 34-5 486-14.3 72-172 .419 14-41 .341 22-37 .595 101-3.0 27 22 2 19 180-5.3Hempe 30-4 357-11.9 37-97 .381 3-19 .158 20-29 .690 85-2.8 12 25 18 13 97-3.2Donald 21-1 237-11.3 19-49 .388 2-13 .154 12-14 .857 53-2.5 17 25 5 4 52-2.5Butler 27-0 295-10.9 21-57 .368 5-16 .313 14-19 .737 28-1.0 37 42 1 14 61-2.3Bennett 3-0 5-1.7 2-3 .667 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 1-0.3 0 1 0 0 6-2.0Causwell 17-0 105-6.2 12-31 .387 0-0 .000 10-15 .667 35-2.1 1 9 10 2 34-2.0Willis 29-0 225-7.8 16-40 .400 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 65-2.2 7 15 10 14 43-1.5TEAM 135-3.9 14 Georgia 35 872-2188 .399 163-584 .279 413-620 .666 1434-41.0 493 485 108 377 2320-66.3opponents 35 711-1959 .363 172-589 .292 291-463 .629 1317-37.6 400 690 113 236 1885-53.9


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record: 20-12head coach: Andy Landers11/10 W No. 24 Presbyterian 45-3011/14 W No. 24 Mercer 72-4111/17 W No. 24 Ohio State 53-4911/19 W No. 23 Furman 72-4811/24 W No. 23 Georgia Tech 63-5611/26 W No. 22 S.C. State 74-5811/29 W No. 22 & vs. G. Washington 80-6012/1 W No. 22 & at Georgia State 70-5812/12 W No. 16 at Belmont 81-5512/15 W No. 16 Kennesaw State 91-3212/17 W No. 16 Lipscomb 81-4612/21 L No. 16 at Rutgers 58-6112/28 W No. 19 Illinois 82-601/2 L No. 19 at Vanderbilt 58-661/5 L No. 19 No. 5 Tennessee 70-851/9 L No. 25 at Missouri 56-661/12 L No. 25 Texas A&M 44-581/16 W Arkansas 60-581/19 W at Florida 68-621/26 L at Alabama 66-691/30 W No. 13 Kentucky 58-562/2 L at Mississippi State 67-802/9 W Ole Miss 84-632/13 L at No. 14 Texas A&M (OT) 73-782/16 W Florida 67-582/20 W No. 19 LSU 71-672/23 L at Auburn 59-672/27 L at No. 4 South Carolina 56-673/2 W Mississippi State 77-483/6 W 2 vs. Vanderbilt 53-433/7 L 2 vs. No. 5 South Carolina 48-673/23 L 3 vs. Saint Joseph’s 57-67 1 GSU Thanksgiving Invitational (Atlanta, Ga) 2 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) 3 NCAA Tournament (Storrs, Conn.)


player G-Gs Mp-avg. FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb.-avg. a To b s pts.-avg.Barbee 30-26 941-31.4 137-314 .436 25-91 .275 68-120 .567 236-7.9 95 65 9 79 367-12.2Ford 32-28 840-26.3 138-346 .399 35-94 .372 38-56 .679 132-4.1 44 58 6 35 349-10.9Miller 32-31 1031-32.2 119-333 .357 49-178 .275 46-63 .730 121-3.8 99 74 6 31 333-10.4Griffin 29-6 607-20.9 94-258 .364 41-134 .306 35-47 .745 68-2.3 49 42 1 42 264-9.1Hempe 32-31 807-25.2 106-229 .463 2-18 .111 63-92 .685 152-4.8 23 67 27 15 2 77-8.7Donald 32-31 961-30.0 111-209 .531 8-18 .444 47-76 .618 223-7.0 61 65 6 33 277-8.7Washington 32-1 502-15.7 51-125 .408 0-0 .000 29-64 .453 124-3.9 12 55 25 17 131-4.1Butler 25-5 353-14.1 17-57 .298 7-25 .280 12-19 .632 33-1.3 38 44 0 15 53-2.1Causwell 20-0 132-6.6 12-30 .400 0-0 .000 7-15 .467 31-1.6 2 8 5 4 31-1.6McCaskill 14-1 173-12.4 7-22 .318 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 13-0.9 18 16 3 12 19-1.4Glodis 11-0 45-4.1 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 11-1.0 0 3 0 0 10-0.9Almire 12-0 33-2.8 1-7 .143 0-1 .000 1-3 .333 6-0.5 3 3 0 0 3-0.3TEAM 132-4.1 14 Georgia 32 796-1939 .411 172-573 .300 350-561 .624 1282-40.1 444 514 88 283 2114-66.1opponents 32 651-1702 .382 142-471 .301 435-625 .696 1113-34.8 335 561 108 206 1879-58.7


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opponent ..............overall h a N First lastalabama .............................36-10 16-3 14-5 6-2 1977 2014Alabama-Birmingham .......... 3-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 1981 2010Alabama-Huntsville .............. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1980 1981Alabama State ....................... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2009 2010Albany State .......................... 5-7 2-4 2-3 1-0 1976 1981Alcorn State ........................... 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1999 2000Anderson College ................. 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1977 1978Appalachian State ................. 3-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1981 2012Arizona ................................... 2-1 2-0 0-1 0-0 1997 2005Arizona State ......................... 1-4 0-1 0-2 1-1 1981 2009arkansas .............................. 29-4 14-2 12-2 3-0 1981 2014auburn ............................... 25-17 16-4 8-10 1-3 1975 2014Augusta State ........................ 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1984 2005Austin Peay ........................... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1998 1998Baylor ..................................... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2006 2006belmont ................................. 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2007 2014Berry College ......................... 2-4 2-2 0-2 0-0 1974 1983Boise State ............................ 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1998 1999Boston College ...................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2000 2000Bowling Green ...................... 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1984 1996Brown .................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2007 2007California ............................... 3-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1981 2013Cal State Fullerton ................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2009 2009Central Michigan ................... 4-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1986 1998Charleston Southern ............ 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1995 1998Charlotte ................................ 3-1 3-0 0-1 0-0 1987 2003Chattanooga ........................ 13-1 7-0 6-1 0-0 1981 2011Cincinnati ............................... 5-0 2-0 3-0 0-0 1985 1992Clemson ............................... 13-5 5-1 4-4 4-0 1979 2010College of Charleston ........... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2012 2012Colorado ................................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1995 1995Connecticut ........................... 1-3 0-1 1-1 0-1 1996 2006coppin state ..........................1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1994 1994Dartmouth ............................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1999 2001Davidson ................................ 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2007 2008DeKalb ................................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1974 1974Denver ................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2011 2011DePaul .................................... 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0 1992 1994Detroit .................................... 3-1 2-0 1-1 0-0 1988 2010District of Columbia .............. 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1984 1990Drake ...................................... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1982 1982Duke ....................................... 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3 1999 2005East Carolina ......................... 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 1976 1983East Tennessee State ............ 3-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 1978 2009Eastern Kentucky .................. 4-0 2-0 2-0 0-0 1983 2004Eastern Washington .............. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2009 2009Erskine ................................... 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1979 1979Fairfield .................................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1998 1998Florida ................................ 50-14 27-3 21-10 2-1 1978 2014Florida A&M .......................... 6-0 3-0 3-0 0-0 1985 1992

opponent ..............overall h a N First lastFlorida Atlantic ...................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1994 1994Florida International ............. 3-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 1994 2011Florida State .......................... 8-0 3-0 2-0 3-0 1988 2011Fort Valley State .................... 2-9 2-4 0-5 0-0 1974 1979Furman ..................................10-0 6-0 3-0 1-0 1975 2014George Mason ...................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2007 2008Georgetown .......................... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2012 2012George Washington .............. 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 1998 2014Georgia southern ............... 22-9 11-3 9-6 2-0 1975 2012Georgia State .....................17-10 9-4 8-6 0-0 1977 2014Georgia Tech ........................ 32-4 14-0 11-3 7-1 1975 2014Gonzaga ................................. 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2012 2012Grambling State .................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1987 1987Hampton ................................ 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2000 2000Hartford ................................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2006 2006High Point .............................. 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2011 2011Houston ................................. 3-1 2-0 1-1 0-0 2000 2004Howard .................................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1988 1989Idaho ...................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2005 2005illinois .................................... 3-2 3-0 0-2 0-0 1986 2014Indiana ................................... 3-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 1983 2011Iona ........................................ 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2005 2006Iowa ....................................... 3-2 0-0 1-1 2-1 1987 2008Iowa State .............................. 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 1999 2013Kansas ................................... 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 1987 1994Kansas State .......................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1983 1983Kennesaw State .................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2014 2014kentucky ............................ 36-14 17-4 13-8 6-2 1980 2014La Salle .................................. 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1998 1998Liberty .................................... 3-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 1999 2004Lipscomb ............................... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2013 2014Long Beach State .................. 5-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 1985 2000Louisiana-Monroe ................. 4-0 2-0 2-0 0-0 1987 1991louisiana state ................. 23-18 13-5 6-9 4-4 1982 2014Louisiana Tech ....................... 1-6 0-2 0-2 1-2 1982 2011Louisville ............................... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1984 1995Loyola (Chicago) ................... 3-0 1-0 2-0 0-0 1991 1994Loyola Marymount ............... 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2006 2011Maine ..................................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2000 2002Manhattan ............................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1995 1999Marist ..................................... 2-1 0-0 1-0 1-1 2005 2012Marquette .............................. 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 1994 1995Maryland ............................... 2-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1987 1991Massachusetts ....................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1999 2001McNeese State ...................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1982 1982Memphis ................................ 3-0 1-0 2-0 0-0 1982 2007Mercer ................................ 19-12 11-5 8-5 0-2 1974 2014Miami (Fla.) ........................... 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1982 2006Miami (Ohio) ......................... 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1980 1984Michigan state ...................... 3-1 2-0 1-1 0-0 1989 2003

opponent ..............overall h a N First lastMiddle Georgia ..................... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1974 1974Middle Tennessee ................ 12-1 4-1 7-0 1-0 1985 2011Minnesota .............................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1983 1983ole Miss ..............................31-11 16-1 9-7 6-3 1980 2014Mississippi state ...............27-14 15-3 10-9 2-2 1977 2014Missouri ................................. 3-2 2-1 1-1 0-0 1985 2014Missouri-Kansas City ............ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1993 1993Montana ................................ 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 2000 2013Montana State ....................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2012 2012Morehead State .................... 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2004 2004Morris Brown ........................ 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2002 2002Nebraska ............................... 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1990 1996Nevada-Las Vegas ................. 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1991 2002New Mexico .......................... 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2013 2013New Mexico State ................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1991 2002North Carolina ....................... 5-1 1-0 0-0 4-1 1983 2008North Carolina A&T .............. 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2007 2007N.C. Central ........................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2009 2009N.C. State ............................... 8-0 3-0 4-0 1-0 1984 2004Northeastern ......................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2012 2012North Georgia ....................... 6-6 4-2 2-4 0-0 1974 1980Northern Illinois .................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1982 1982Northwestern ........................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1991 1991Northwestern State .............. 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1987 1987Notre Dame ........................... 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1992 2001Oakland .................................. 4-0 2-0 2-0 0-0 2002 2009ohio state ..............................7-2 2-1 2-1 3-0 1985 2014Oklahoma .............................. 4-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 1998 2010Oklahoma State .................... 2-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1989 2010Old Dominion ........................ 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3 1985 2002Oral Roberts .......................... 6-1 4-0 2-1 0-0 1981 1999Oregon ................................... 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1984 1997Oregon State ......................... 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1984 1993Penn State ............................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1996 1997 Piedmont ............................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1980 1980Pittsburgh .............................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1981 1981Portland State ........................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1984 1984Prairie View A&M .................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2008 2008Presbyterian .......................... 5-0 4-0 1-0 0-0 1979 2014Purdue ................................... 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 2004 2007Rice ........................................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2005 2005Richmond .............................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2007 2008Rider ....................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1993 1993Rutgers .................................. 9-4 4-0 1-3 4-1 1983 2014Sacramento State ................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1999 1999St. Bonaventure .................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2013 2013St. Francis (PA) ...................... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1996 1996St. John’s ............................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1984 1984Saint Joseph’s ....................... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2014 2014San Diego State .................... 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 1993 1993

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RecORd vS. all cOnfeRenceS(Records by affiliation for 2014-15 season, not that of when games were played)

america east .............. 3-0Hartford ...................... 1-0Maine .......................... 2-0

american athletic .......23-7Cincinnati .................... 5-0Connecticut ................ 1-3East Carolina .............. 2-2Houston ...................... 3-1Memphis ..................... 3-0SMU ............................ 2-0South Florida .............. 4-0Temple ........................ 1-1 Tulane ......................... 1-0Tulsa ............................ 1-0

acc ......................... 80-16Boston College ........... 1-0Clemson .................... 13-5Duke ............................ 0-3Florida St. ................... 8-0Georgia Tech ............. 32-4Louisville .................... 2-0Miami (Florida) ........... 2-0North Carolina ............ 5-1N.C. State .................... 8-0Notre Dame ................ 2-1 Pittsburgh ................... 1-0 Syracuse ..................... 1-0Virginia ....................... 2-2Virginia Tech ............... 3-0

atlantic sun ............... 5-0Lipscomb .................... 2-0Stetson ........................ 3-0

atlantic 10 ...............14-3sDavidson ..................... 2-0George Mason ........... 2-0G. Washington ............ 1-2La Salle ....................... 1-0Massachusetts ............ 2-0Richmond ................... 2-0St. Bonaventure ......... 1-0Saint Joseph’s ............ 0-1VCU ............................. 3-0

big east ....................... 6-6DePaul ......................... 2-2Georgetown ............... 0-1Marquette ................... 1-1St. John’s .................... 1-0Villanova ..................... 1-0Xavier .......................... 1-2

big sky .......................10-0E. Washington ............ 1-0Idaho ........................... 1-0Montana ..................... 2-0Montana St. ................ 1-0Portland St. ................. 1-0Sacramento St. .......... 1-0Southern Utah ............ 2-0Weber St. .................... 1-0

big south .................. 19-1Charleston So. ........... 2-0High Point ................... 1-0Liberty ......................... 3-0Presbyterian ............... 5-0UNC-Asheville ............ 5-0Winthrop ..................... 3-1

big Ten ..................... 38-14Illinois ......................... 3-2Indiana ........................ 3-0Iowa ............................ 3-2Maryland .................... 2-1Michigan St. ............... 3-1Minnesota ................... 1-0Nebraska .................... 2-0Northwestern ............. 1-0Ohio St. ........................7-2Penn St. ...................... 2-0Purdue ........................ 1-1Rutgers ....................... 9-4Wisconsin ................... 1-1

big 12 ........................ 23-7Baylor .......................... 0-1Iowa St. ....................... 3-0Kansas ........................ 1-1Kansas St. ................... 1-0Oklahoma ................... 4-1Oklahoma St. .............. 2-1TCU ............................. 6-1Texas ........................... 5-2Texas Tech ................... 1-0

big West .......................7-0UC-Santa Barbara ...... 1-0Cal St. Fullerton.......... 1-0Long Beach St. ........... 5-0

colonial ....................... 2-0College of Charleston 1-0Northeastern .............. 1-0

conference usa ..... 30-14Charlotte ..................... 3-1FIU ............................... 3-1Florida Atlantic ........... 1-0Lousiana Tech ............. 1-6Middle Tennessee ..... 12-1Old Dominion ............. 0-3Rice ............................. 1-0Southern Miss ............ 2-0UAB ............................. 3-1W. Kentucky ............... 4-1

horizon ....................... 8-2Detroit ......................... 3-1Oakland ....................... 4-0Wis.-Green Bay .......... 1-1

ivy Group .................... 3-0Brown ......................... 1-0Dartmouth .................. 2-0

Metro atlantic ............ 8-1Fairfield ....................... 1-0Iona ............................. 2-0Manhattan .................. 2-0Marist .......................... 2-1Rider ............................ 1-0

Mid-american............10-1Bowling Green ........... 3-0Central Michigan ........ 4-0Miami (Ohio) .............. 1-1Northern Illinois ......... 1-0Toledo ......................... 1-0

Mid-eastern .............. 28-1Coppin St. ................... 1-0Florida A&M ............... 6-0Hampton ..................... 1-0Howard ....................... 2-0North Carolina A&T ... 1-0N.C. Central ................ 1-0Savannah St. .............. 6-0S.C. State ...................10-1

Missouri valley ........... 4-1Drake ........................... 0-1Loyola (Chicago) ........ 3-0Southern Illinois ......... 1-0

Mountain West ............7-1Boise St. ...................... 2-0New Mexico ............... 1-0Nevada-Las Vegas ...... 3-0San Diego St. ............. 1-1

Northeast ....................1-0St. Francis (PA) ........... 1-0

ohio valley ................ 24-1Austin Peay ................ 0-1Belmont ...................... 3-0E. Kentucky ................. 4-0Morehead St. .............. 1-0UT-Martin .................... 2-0Tennessee St. ............. 4-0Tennessee Tech ..........10-0

pac-12 ..................... 20-20Arizona ........................ 2-1Arizona St. .................. 1-4California .................... 3-1Colorado ..................... 1-0Oregon ........................ 2-0Oregon St. .................. 1-1Southern Cal .............. 3-4Stanford ...................... 4-7UCLA ........................... 3-2

sec .......................341-188Alabama ..................36-10Arkansas ................... 29-4Auburn .................... 25-17Florida ..................... 50-14Kentucky ................. 36-14LSU ......................... 23-18Ole Miss ...................31-11Mississippi St. .........27-14Missouri ...................... 3-2South Carolina ......... 33-9Tennessee ............... 15-45Texas A&M ................. 0-4Vanderbilt ............... 33-26

southern ................. 45-14Chattanooga ............. 13-1East Tennessee St. ...... 3-0Furman ......................10-0Mercer ......................19-12Western Carolina ....... 0-1

southland ................... 8-0McNeese St. ............... 1-0Northwestern St. ........ 1-0Stephen F. Austin ....... 5-0Texas A&M-CC ........... 1-0

sWac .......................... 6-0Alabama St. ................ 2-0Alcorn St. .................... 2-0Grambling St. ............. 1-0Prairie View A&M ....... 1-0

summit ........................7-1Denver ........................ 1-0Oral Roberts ............... 6-1

sun belt .................. 50-19Appalachian St. .......... 3-0Georgia Southern .... 22-9Georgia State .........17-10Louisiana-Monroe ...... 4-0South Alabama .......... 4-0

West coast ................. 5-2Gonzaga ...................... 0-1Loyola Marymount .... 2-0Santa Clara ................. 3-1

Wac ........................... 3-0Missouri-Kansas City . 1-0New Mexico St. .......... 2-0

opponent ..............overall h a N First lastSanta Clara ............................ 3-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1993 2006Savannah State ..................... 6-0 3-0 2-0 1-0 1975 2013Shorter ................................... 0-6 0-2 0-2 0-2 1974 1978South Alabama ..................... 4-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1987 1992south carolina .................... 33-9 15-2 14-4 4-3 1976 2014South Carolina-Aiken ........... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1980 1980South Carolina State ...........10-1 7-0 2-1 1-0 1989 2014South Florida ......................... 4-0 2-0 2-0 0-0 1984 2004Southern Cal ......................... 3-4 2-0 0-3 1-1 1983 2012Southern Illinois .................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988 1988Southern Methodist .............. 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1988 1988Southern Miss ....................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2010 2011Southern Utah ....................... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1989 1990Stanford ................................. 4-7 2-1 0-2 2-4 1991 2013Stephen F. Austin .................. 5-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 1984 2000Stetson ................................... 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 1989 2005Syracuse ................................ 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1982 1982Tcu ........................................ 6-1 2-0 3-0 1-1 2004 2013Temple ................................... 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 2006 2008Tennessee .......................... 15-45 8-13 4-19 3-13 1981 2014Tennessee-Martin ................. 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2005 2006Tennessee State .................... 4-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 1985 2010Tennessee Tech .....................10-0 5-0 4-0 0-0 1982 2009Texas ...................................... 5-2 2-1 2-1 1-0 1984 2005Texas a&M ............................. 0-4 0-2 0-1 0-1 2011 2014Texas A&M-CC ...................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010 2010Texas Tech .............................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1985 1985Tift College ............................ 4-1 3-0 1-1 0-0 1974 1976Toledo .................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1997 1997Tulane .................................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010 2010Tulsa ....................................... 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1980 1980UCLA ...................................... 3-2 1-0 2-0 0-2 1983 2006UC-Santa Barbara ................. 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2000 2000UNC-Asheville ....................... 5-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 1980 1997Valdosta State ......................5-10 2-5 3-3 0-2 1975 1988vanderbilt .......................... 33-26 17-7 9-13 7-6 1979 2014Villanova ................................ 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1987 1987Virginia .................................. 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0 1996 2010Virginia Commonwealth ...... 3-0 1-0 2-0 0-0 1988 2002Virginia Tech .......................... 3-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 1981 2000Weber State ........................... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1997 1997West Georgia ......................... 5-5 4-2 1-3 0-0 1974 1979Western Carolina .................. 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1976 1976Western Kentucky ................. 4-1 3-0 0-1 1-0 1985 2002Wingate ................................. 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1997 1997Winthrop ................................ 3-1 2-0 0-0 1-1 1975 1993Wisconsin .............................. 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0 1997 1998Wisconsin-Green Bay ........... 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 1992 1993Xavier (Ohio) ......................... 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-0 1985 2009

Record vs. all Opponents

H I S T O R Y


alabaMa: 36-10home: 16-3 ◊ away: 14-5 ◊ Neutral: 6-2

1/24/77 L Athens 62-772/3/79 L at Tuscaloosa 65-811/9/81 L at Clemson, S.C. 61-721/30/81 L # at Baton Rouge, La. 66-803/3/84 W # Athens 74-652/5/86 W at Tuscaloosa 73-693/1/86 W # Athens 88-7111/30/86 W at Atlanta, Ga. 78-592/1/87 W Athens 77-551/6/88 W at Tuscaloosa 84-672/11/89 W Athens 56-551/9/90 W at Tuscaloosa 70-652/20/91 W Athens 83-473/1/91 W # at Albany, Ga. 78-692/29/92 L at Tuscaloosa 81-1052/28/93 L Athens 50-673/7/93 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 76-721/5/94 L at Tuscaloosa 57-701/18/95 W Athens 91-6712/17/95 W at Tuscaloosa 89-831/15/97 L Athens 64-682/8/98 L at Tuscaloosa 77-901/3/99 W Athens 85-701/9/00 W at Tuscaloosa 71-622/24/00 W Athens 72-371/7/01 W Athens 96-412/22/01 W at Tuscaloosa 71-482/21/02 W Athens 73-622/28/02 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 64-601/23/03 W at Tuscaloosa 77-472/1/04 W Athens 71-682/3/05 W at Tuscaloosa 72-632/5/06 W Athens 84-592/8/07 W at Tuscaloosa 92-511/20/08 W Athens 71-533/6/08 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 71-621/225/09 W at Tuscaloosa 63-611/3/10 W at Tuscaloosa 52-442/14/10 W Athens 76-473/4/10 W # at Duluth, Ga. 73-661/20/11 W at Tuscaloosa 60-512/6/11 W Athens 81-542/5/12 W at Tuscaloosa 81-661/10/13 W at Tuscaloosa 95-831/31/13 W Athens 65-591/26/14 L at Tuscaloosa 66-69

alabaMa-birMiNGhaM: 3-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

3/12/81 L at Valdosta, Ga. 70-8211/15/99 W Athens 76-7512/20/08 W at Birmingham 73-4912/1/09 W Athens 71-42

alabaMa-huNTsville: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/14/79 W at Huntsville 73-462/14/81 W Athens 100-53

alabaMa sTaTe: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/15/08 W Athens 85-3511/25/09 W Athens 75-48

albaNy sTaTe: 5-7home: 2-4 ◊ away: 2-3 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/28/76 W Athens 77-581/10/77 L Athens 73-882/4/77 L at Albany 67-75

11/15/77 W at Albany 94-931/16/78 L Athens 67-7911/17/78 L at Albany 45-691/11/79 L Athens 61-7411/20/79 L at Albany 76-7912/17/79 W Athens 98-7211/19/80 W at Albany 91-661/21/81 L Athens 78-802/27/81 W at Atlanta 83-74

alcorN sTaTe: 2-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

12/5/98 W at Nacogdoches, Texas 91-5112/4/99 W at Houston, Texas 78-38

aNdersoN colleGe: 1-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

2/18/77 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 79-992/11/78 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 87-80

appalachiaN sTaTe: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

1/10/81 W at Clemson, S.C. 83-6012/31/82 W at Miami, Fla. 94-3212/22/11 W Athens 81-37

arizoNa: 2-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

3/16/97 W * Athens 80-7411/30/02 L at Tuscon 49-7012/12/04 W Athens 70-62

arizoNa sTaTe: 1-4home: 0-1 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

3/28/81 W at Amarillo, Texas (OT) 75-733/12/82 L * at Tempe 77-9712/2/02 L at Tempe 70-7412/7/04 L Athens 57-673/21/09 L * at Duluth, Ga. 47-58

arkaNsas: 29-4home: 14-2 ◊ away: 12-2 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

12/10/80 W at Fayetteville 61-493/18/90 L * Athens 70-8112/19/91 W at Fayetteville 79-621/13/93 W Athens 91-713/5/93 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 84-731/8/94 W at Fayetteville 73-643/4/94 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 84-62

1/8/95 W Athens 72-672/24/96 W at Fayetteville 87-542/23/97 W Athens 79-631/21/98 W Athens 81-512/20/98 W at Fayetteville (OT) 86-811/21/99 W at Fayetteville 68-592/21/99 W Athens 98-822/20/00 W at Fayetteville 72-692/18/01 W Athens 81-603/3/01 W # at Memphis, Tenn. 63-442/24/02 L at Fayetteville 45-662/24/03 W Athens 69-602/8/04 L at Fayetteville 63-7112/30/04 W Athens 78-572/23/06 W at Fayetteville 86-802/25/07 W Athens 69-512/7/08 W at Fayetteville 72-582/8/09 L Athens 64-771/17/10 W at Fayetteville 73-632/28/10 W Athens 69-481/13/11 W at Fayetteville 59-562/3/11 W Athens (OT) 57-541/1/12 W Athens 65-571/17/13 W at Fayetteville 57-532/21/13 W Athens 66-341/16/14 W Athens 60-58

auburN: 25-17home: 16-4 ◊ away: 8-10 ◊ Neutral: 1-3

2/7/75 W Athens 93-682/16/80 W Athens 79-712/21/81 L at Auburn 58-742/25/82 W # at Lexington, Ky. 66-652/14/83 L at Auburn 54-582/15/84 W Athens 84-683/1/84 W # Athens 102-723/3/85 L # at Oxford, Miss. 65-801/18/86 W at Auburn 95-612/8/87 W Athens 72-713/6/87 L # at Albany, Ga. 57-832/10/88 L at Auburn 70-893/24/88 L * Athens 65-682/28/89 L Athens 76-862/10/90 L at Auburn 64-852/23/91 W Athens 70-662/8/92 L at Auburn 56-842/7/93 L Athens 56-822/20/94 W at Auburn 58-542/19/95 W Athens 78-56

Meredith Mitchell’s double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds led Georgia to a 73-66 win over Alabama in the first round of the 2010 SEC Tour-nament.

series results vs. all Opponents

H I S T O R Y


1/12/96 W at Auburn 79-711/11/97 W Athens 82-553/1/97 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 47-751/17/98 W at Auburn 73-701/17/99 W Athens 96-781/23/00 W at Auburn 68-541/20/01 W Athens 77-601/17/02 W at Auburn 60-492/9/03 W Athens 78-671/15/04 L at Auburn 52-741/16/05 W Athens 71-562/26/06 W Athens 74-612/18/07 W at Auburn 62-551/13/08 L at Auburn 52-822/24/08 W Athens 68-561/29/09 W Athens 67-582/22/09 L at Auburn 69-651/31/10 L at Auburn 52-672/24/11 L Athens 58-631/8/12 W at Auburn 70-452/7/13 W Athens 61-582/23/14 L at Auburn 59-67

auGusTa sTaTe: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/28/84 W Athens 107-5312/10/04 W Athens 93-47

ausTiN peay: 0-1home: 0-1 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/16/97 L Athens 66-71

baylor: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

11/13/05 L at Lubbock, Texas 72-84

belMoNT: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/17/07 W * at Minneapolis, Minn. 53-3611/18/12 W Athens 70-3812/12/13 W at Nashville 81-55

berry colleGe: 2-4home: 2-2 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/15/74 L Athens 31-482/18/74 L at Mount Berry 46-751/22/75 L at Mount Berry 50-722/4/75 L Athens 57-95

12/2/81 W Athens 91-7612/1/82 W Athens 90-67

boise sTaTe: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/21/97 W Athens 89-6612/20/98 W at Boise 91-51

bosToN colleGe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/21/99 W at Champaign, Ill. 78-70

boWliNG GreeN: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/26/83 W at Detroit 99-5012/19/94 W at Bowling Green 82-6312/15/95 W Athens 104-64

broWN: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/30/06 W at San Diego, Calif. 82-69

caliForNia: 3-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

3/27/81 W at Amarillo, Texas 80-6812/2/01 W at Berkeley 54-481/4/03 W Athens 94-614/1/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 62-65

cal sTaTe FullerToN: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/28/08 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 85-64

ceNTral MichiGaN: 4-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/22/85 W at Cookeville, Tenn. 97-5512/15/88 W at Mount Pleasant 85-7512/18/89 W Athens 78-4712/18/97 W at Mount Pleasant 94-73

charlesToN souTherN: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

2/21/95 W Athens 91-3312/6/97 W at Tallahassee, Fla. 97-61

charloTTe: 3-1home: 3-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/10/87 W Athens 98-501/14/91 W Athens 81-56

1/14/92 L at Charlotte 64-743/22/03 W * Athens 80-61

chaTTaNooGa: 13-1home: 7-0 ◊ away: 6-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/6/80 W Athens 81-7912/31/80 L at Chattanooga 74-792/13/82 W at Chattanooga 86-702/9/83 W Athens 74-601/26/84 W at Chattanooga 75-7112/2/84 W Athens 91-611/6/86 W at Chattanooga 83-672/16/87 W Athens 100-522/14/88 W at Chattanooga 82-513/15/89 W * Athens 90-6911/29/00 W Athens 81-4311/22/02 W at Chattanooga 79-5811/19/09 W at Chattanooga 74-5711/19/10 W Athens 79-69

ciNciNNaTi: 5-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/2/85 W at Cincinnati 89-6112/14/85 W “home” game at Marietta 98-4711/25/88 W at Cincinnati 66-4512/13/90 W at Cincinnati 99-382/18/92 W Athens 93-50

cleMsoN: 13-5home: 6-1 ◊ away: 4-4 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

11/27/78 L at Clemson 53-7711/28/79 L Athens 81-8312/15/82 W at Clemson 90-652/28/83 W Athens 105-6412/30/83 W at Columbus, Ohio 78-6411/25/85 W at Clemson 87-681/15/87 W Athens 65-622/13/88 L at Clemson 65-731/16/89 W Athens 96-753/18/89 L * at Clemson 65-782/7/90 W at Clemson 75-522/7/91 W Athens 96-5911/25/96 L at Clemson 78-8311/30/97 W Athens 70-673/20/99 W * at Cincinnati, Ohio 67-542/13/05 W at Duluth, Ga. 88-6012/22/08 W “home” game at Duluth, Ga. 67-5012/28/10 W at Clemson 59-47

colleGe oF charlesToN: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/17/11 Athens 73-48

colorado: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/25/95 W * Des Moines, Iowa 82-79

coNNecTicuT: 1-3home: 0-1 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

1/15/96 W at Storrs 75-671/20/97 L Athens 65-9711/12/00 L “road” game at Hartford 70-993/26/06 L * at Bridgeport, Conn. 75-77

coppiN sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/30/93 W at Jamaica, N.Y. 94-41

darTMouTh: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/27/98 W at Hanover 96-7412/18/00 W Athens 110-73

Kelly Miller averaged 27.4 ppg at the 1999 Mideast Regional, including 22 against Clemson in a 67-54 “Sweet 16” victory.


H I S T O R Y


davidsoN: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/19/06 W Athens 74-6812/9/07 W Athens 79-65

dekalb: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/17/74 W Athens 43-421/24/74 W at DeKalb 51-38

depaul: 2-2home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/16/91 W Athens 90-6712/14/91 L at Chicago 63-672/22/93 W Athens 74-6212/5/93 L at Chicago 65-72

deNver: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/26/10 W at Los Angeles 73-51

deTroiT: 3-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/11/88 W Athens 87-4712/19/88 W at Detroit 98-5411/22/08 L at Detroit 66-7012/22/09 W Athens 66-42

disTricT oF coluMbia: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/3/83 W Athens 102-611/30/90 W Athens 81-45

drake: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

1/22/82 L at Norfolk, Va. 64-76

duke: 0-3home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-3

3/26/99 L * at San Jose, Calif. 69-813/39/03 L * at Albuquerque, N.M. 63-663/26/05 L * Chattanooga, Tenn. 57-63

easT caroliNa: 2-2home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-2

2/12/76 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 66-802/17/77 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 71-542/12/78 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 76-921/21/83 W at Columbia, S.C. 80-61

easTerN keNTucky: 4-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/31/83 W at Richmond, Ky. 68-541/22/90 W Athens 109-903/14/97 W * Athens 91-5512/30/03 W at Richmond, Ky. 92-60

easTerN WashiNGToN: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0


easT TeNNessee sTaTe: 3-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

2/10/78 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 95-8312/29/99 W Athens 78-5112/1/08 W Athens 77-57

erskiNe: 0-2home: 0-1 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/17/79 L Athens 53-761/29/79 L at Due West, S.C. 50-64

FairField: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/29/97 W at Philadelphia, Pa. 94-68

Florida: 50-14home: 27-3 ◊ away: 21-10 ◊ Neutral: 2-1

1/4/78 L Athens 79-8311/18/78 L at Gainesville 60-691/5/79 L at Starkville, Miss. 66-7412/15/79 W Athens 85-711/2/80 W at Gainesville 79-661/17/81 W at Gainesville 86-6611/30/81 W at Gainesville 89-761/9/82 W Athens 92-7712/11/82 W Athens 88-661/10/83 W at Gainesville 76-601/16/84 W Athens 86-662/25/84 W at Gainesville 63-481/12/85 W at Gainesville 88-731/19/85 W Athens 67-562/15/86 W at Gainesville 83-471/4/87 W Athens 78-651/9/88 W at Gainesville 96-661/8/89 W Athens 101-771/6/90 W at Gainesville 70-581/12/91 W Athens 89-681/22/92 W at Gainesville 96-81

1/20/93 W Athens 70-642/9/94 L at Gainesville 72-792/8/95 L Athens 46-593/4/95 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 88-711/25/96 W at Gainesville 72-612/20/96 W Athens 89-811/29/97 W Athens 86-732/19/97 W at Gainesville 66-641/7/98 L at Gainesville 61-942/17/98 W Athens 79-621/7/99 W Athens 84-722/18/99 W at Gainesville 91-661/13/00 W at Gainesville 78-712/3/00 W Athens (OT) 81-761/11/01 W Athens 72-592/1/01 L at Gainesville 64-751/27/02 L at Gainesville 64-732/17/02 W Athens 73-621/12/03 W at Gainesville 105-623/1/03 W Athens 76-671/18/04 L Athens 73-832/26/04 L at Gainesville 59-693/5/04 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 76-721/27/05 W Athens 81-612/24/05 W at Gainesville 63-381/8/06 W Athens 92-551/29/06 W at Gainesville 89-701/4/07 W Athens 89-571/28/07 W at Gainesville 77-541/24/08 W at Gainesville 82-552/14/08 W Athens 85-661/18/09 L at Gainesville 45-613/1/09 W Athens 84-751/10/10 W Athens 61-522/21/10 L at Gainesville 57-641/16/11 W Athens 70-642/27/11 L at Gainesville 71-741/12/12 W Athens 61-552/19/12 L at Gainesville 57-611/27/13 W Athens 69-522/17/13 W at Gainesville 62-571/19/14 W at Gainesville 68-622/16/14 W Athens 67-58

Florida a&M: 6-0home: 3-0 ◊ away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/21/85 W Athens 85-5012/16/85 W at Tallahassee 90-622/24/87 W Athens 89-51

2/17/88 W at Tallahassee 86-552/10/92 W Athens 101-632/26/92 W at Tallahassee 93-66

Florida aTlaNTic: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/12/94 W Athens 109-54

Florida iNTerNaTioNal: 3-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

2/14/94 W Athens 72-5012/5/97 L at Tallahassee, Fla. 68-8312/30/07 W at Miami 70-5612/30/10 W at Miami 70-65

Florida sTaTe: 8-0home: 3-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

1/3/88 W at Tallahassee 91-722/16/89 W Athens 90-702/21/90 W at Tallahassee 80-761/31/91 W Athens 91-7112/30/98 W Athens 95-721/21/07 W at Duluth, Ga. 70-6512/29/07 W at Miami (OT) 71-623/22/11 W * at Auburn, Ala. 61-59

Jasmine James’ 3-point play against Florida State in the second round of the 2011 NCAA Tournament lifted Georgia into the “Sweet 16.”


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ForT valley sTaTe: 2-9home: 2-4 ◊ away: 0-5 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/8/74 L Athens 49-671/15/75 L at Fort Valley 57-682/11/75 L Athens 75-761/17/76 L at Fort Valley 60-632/19/76 W Athens 73-661/17/77 L at Fort Valley 53-842/7/77 W Athens 81-701/14/78 L Athens 79-911/23/78 L at Fort Valley 52-761/22/79 L at Fort Valley 77-862/1/79 L Athens 62-79

FurMaN: 10-0home: 6-0 ◊ away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

2/13/75 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 61-432/6/79 W Athens 80-642/18/81 W at Greenville 80-392/24/93 W Athens 90-6611/28/93 W at Greenville 88-7712/17/03 W at Greenville 86-5111/19/04 W Athens 98-7612/28/11 W Athens 83-5811/28/12 W Athens 83-47 11/19/13 W Athens 72-48

GeorGe MasoN: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/06 W at Fairfax, Va. 76-5111/11/07 W Athens 84-56

GeorGeToWN: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

11/26/11 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 56-64

GeorGe WashiNGToN: 1-2home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-2

3/13/98 L * Storrs, Conn. 72-7412/28/06 L at San Diego, Calif. 54-6611/29/13 W at Atlanta, Ga. 80-60

GeorGia souTherN: 22-9home: 11-3 ◊ away: 9-6 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

1/11/75 L at Statesboro 70-781/17/75 W Athens 49-4611/18/76 L at Statesboro 57-672/12/77 L Athens 69-8011/17/77 L at Statesboro 73-94

2/18/78 W Athens 71-6311/21/78 L Athens 49-591/26/79 L at Statesboro 60-7212/10/79 L Athens 56-682/2/80 L at Statesboro (OT) 63-651/24/81 W Athens 55-522/4/81 L at Statesboro 70-82\2/28/81 W at Atlanta, Ga. 85-5312/10/84 W Athens 76-561/17/85 W at Statesboro 86-5912/11/85 W Athens 97-671/9/86 W at Statesboro 97-472/3/93 W at Statesboro 78-6412/14/93 W at Atlanta, Ga. 82-7711/28/95 W Athens 98-4911/24/97 W at Statesboro 84-7312/10/98 W Athens 101-5211/30/99 W at Statesboro 102-7011/27/00 W Athens 85-5712/4/01 W at Statesboro 73-5411/25/03 W at Statesboro 84-5311/30/04 W Athens 61-5011/21/06 W at Statesboro 75-7111/13/07 W Athens 105-6611/14/10 W Athens 58-4311/15/11 W at Statesboro 68-49

GeorGia sTaTe: 17-10home: 9-4 ◊ away: 8-6 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/14/77 L Athens 63-651/31/77 L at Atlanta 52-531/30/78 L Athens 58-682/16/78 L at Atlanta 65-741/13/79 L Athens 57-652/5/79 L at Atlanta 46-741/4/80 L at Atlanta 58-641/9/80 L Athens 69-7212/20/80 W Athens 79-681/26/81 L at Atlanta 63-661/6/82 L at Atlanta (OT) 77-792/1/82 W Athens 98-601/3/83 W at Atlanta 97-421/26/83 W Athens 93-552/2/84 W at Atlanta 114-682/13/85 W Athens 99-571/24/90 W at Atlanta 83-501/7/91 W Athens 77-451/6/92 W at Atlanta 76-651/4/93 W Athens 78-6312/12/94 W at Atlanta 92-371/27/97 W Athens 95-6512/28/00 W at Atlanta 107-7511/27/01 W Athens 77-6711/27/02 W at Atlanta 89-5011/21/03 W Athens 87-4812/1/13 W at Atlanta 70-58

GeorGia Tech: 32-4home: 14-0 ◊ away: 11-3 ◊ Neutral: 7-1

1/25/75 W Athens 96-381/10/76 W Athens 77-222/23/76 W at Atlanta 60-3511/30/79 W Athens 97-781/16/80 W at Atlanta 78-7711/25/80 W Athens 91-511/12/81 W Athens 79-532/26/81 W at Atlanta 89-7012/4/81 W Athens 86-432/8/82 W at Atlanta 69-5212/4/82 W Athens 90-5612/2/83 W at Atlanta 89-5211/29/84 W at Atlanta 100-69

12/4/85 W Athens 93-581/29/87 W at Atlanta 72-5712/2/87 W Athens 92-7111/29/88 W at Atlanta 73-5811/29/89 W Athens 85-7012/15/93 W at Atlanta 67-5212/13/94 W at Atlanta 113-811/18/99 W at Marietta 88-821/20/00 W at Marietta 86-5812/8/00 W at Marietta 78-6112/27/01 W at Marietta 69-5212/27/02 L at Atlanta 61-6512/27/03 W at Atlanta 78-6212/3/04 L at Atlanta 49-5512/4/05 W Athens 72-6612/3/06 W at Atlanta 79-6912/2/07 W Athens 71-6412/5/08 L at Atlanta 42-5712/6/09 W Athens 56-5012/5/10 L at Atlanta 53-6912/4/11 W Athens 75-6812/2/12 W at Atlanta 60-5011/24/13 W Athens 63-56

GoNzaGa: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

12/19/11 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 68-71

GraMbliNG sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/28/86 W at Atlanta 73-51

haMpToN: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/9/99 W Athens 107-46

harTFord: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/13/06 W * at Trenton, N.J. 73-54

hiGh poiNT: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/10 W Athens 66-61

Sharon Baldwin, who averaged 8.6 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 3.5 apg and 2.3 spg as a senior in 1989-90, is now the head coach at Georgia State.


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housToN: 3-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/5/99 W at Houston 98-6812/10/00 W Athens 92-6112/20/02 L at Houston 81-7812/3/03 W Athens 65-52

hoWard: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/17/87 W at Howard 72-692/22/89 W Athens 86-49

idaho: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/26/04 W at Honolulu, Hawaii 77-55

illiNois: 3-2home: 3-0 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

3/15/86 W * Athens 103-641/2/00 L at Champaign 65-821/4/01 W Athens 100-5912/28/12 L at Champaign 70-5912/28/13 W Athens 82-60

iNdiaNa: 3-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/25/83 W * at South Bend, Ind. 86-703/17/95 W * Athens 81-6411/21/10 W Athens 84-51

ioNa: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/04 W at New Rochelle 96-5212/6/05 W Athens 97-60

ioWa: 3-2home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 2-1

3/29/87 L * at Ruston, La. 60-6211/29/87 L at Iowa City 56-661/5/91 W at Iowa City 62-5112/20/95 W Myrtle Beach, S.C. 79-523/23/08 W * at Norfolk, Va. 67-61

ioWa sTaTe: 3-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

3/22/99 W * at Cincinnati, Ohio 89-713/19/07 W * at Minneapolis, Minn. 76-563/25/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 65-60

kaNsas: 1-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

3/14/87 W * Athens 82-5112/29/93 L Jamaica, N.Y. 79-92

kaNsas sTaTe: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/6/83 W “home” game at Marietta 88-67

keNNesaW sTaTe: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/15/13 W Athens 91-32

keNTucky: 36-14home: 17-4 ◊ away: 13-8 ◊ Neutral: 6-2

1/18/80 L at Lexington 61-821/31/81 W # at Baton Rouge, La. 73-621/3/82 L at Lexington 59-622/6/82 L Athens 76-771/30/83 L at Lexington (OT) 59-662/20/83 W Athens 99-811/7/84 W at Lexington 69-682/5/84 W Athens 87-611/29/85 L at Lexington 57-612/17/85 W Athens 87-652/23/86 W Athens 113-672/27/87 W at Lexington 73-643/4/87 W # Albany, Ga. 67-642/7/88 W Athens 86-702/4/89 W at Lexington 92-702/3/90 W Athens 78-752/3/91 W at Lexington 87-711/11/92 W Athens 83-651/10/93 L at Lexington 60-691/23/94 L Athens 70-711/22/95 W at Lexington 68-572/13/96 W Athens 75-552/8/97 W at Lexington 80-622/11/98 W Athens 87-462/7/99 L at Lexington 76-802/27/99 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 68-622/17/00 W at Lexington 73-693/3/00 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 63-452/15/01 W Athens 91-582/3/02 W at Lexington 76-501/26/03 W Athens 71-591/11/04 W at Lexington 74-532/29/04 W Athens 73-621/13/05 L at Lexington 63-71

2/6/05 W Athens 68-642/2/06 W Athens 91-572/15/07 W at Lexington (OT) 82-723/2/07 W # at Duluth, Ga. 72-401/31/08 L Athens 44-473/7/08 L # at Nashville, Tenn. 50-572/26/09 W at Lexington 61-573/5/09 W # at North Little Rock, Ark. 82-641/7/10 W Athens (OT) 61-602/11/10 L at Lexington 48-641/9/11 W at Lexington 61-592/17/11 W Athens 69-511/19/12 L Athens 64-692/3/13 W at Lexington 75-713/9/13 L # at Duluth, Ga. 53-711/30/14 W Athens 58-56

la salle: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/30/97 W at Philadelphia, Pa. 80-64

liberTy: 3-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

3/13/99 W * Athens 73-523/16/01 W * Athens 77-483/20/04 W * at Philadelphia, Pa. 78-53

lipscoMb: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/16/12 W Athens 93-4212/17/13 W Athens 81-46

loNG beach sTaTe: 5-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

3/23/85 W * at Los Angeles, Calif. 97-8212/31/85 W at Long Beach 93-681/20/88 W Athens 74-643/21/91 W * at Las Vegas, Nev. 87-7712/20/99 W at Long Beach 87-67

louisiaNa-MoNroe: 4-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/13/86 W at Monroe 69-6312/6/87 W Athens 78-5912/10/88 W at Monroe 71-6511/28/90 W Athens 109-70

louisiaNa sTaTe: 23-18home: 13-5 ◊ away: 6-9 ◊ Neutral: 4-4

2/28/82 W # at Lexington, Ky. 77-663/3/83 W # at Knoxville, Tenn. 79-783/2/84 W # Athens 84-772/2/86 W Athens 90-663/3/86 W # Athens 94-721/11/87 L at Baton Rouge 53-841/17/88 L Athens 56-703/4/88 W # at Albany, Ga. 86-842/25/89 L at Baton Rouge 72-822/25/90 W Athens 72-562/10/91 W at Baton Rouge (OT) 108-1023/2/91 L # at Albany, Ga. 74-832/22/92 L Athens 75-862/20/93 W at Baton Rouge 88-531/18/94 W Athens 92-6312/17/94 W at Baton Rouge 84-681/4/96 W Athens 76-613/1/96 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 71-732/11/97 W at Baton Rouge 76-651/10/98 W Athens 81-701/10/99 W at Baton Rouge 73-6012/2/99 L Athens 74-801/14/01 W at Baton Rouge 64-551/3/02 W Athens 72-56

Stacey Ford scored a team-high 24 points in UGA’s 108-102 win over LSU in 1991.


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2/2/03 L at Baton Rouge 64-681/25/04 W Athens 80-743/29/04 L * vs. Seattle, Wash. 60-621/8/05 L at Baton Rouge 52-763/5/05 L # at Greenville, S.C. 65-791/22/06 L Athens 64-652/12/06 L at Baton Rouge 61-681/7/07 L at Baton Rouge 55-572/1/07 W Athens 53-512/10/08 L at Baton Rouge 57-632/19/09 L Athens 46-572/4/10 W Athens (OT) 49-461/30/11 L at Baton Rouge 41-472/26/12 W Athens 62-462/10/13 L at Baton Rouge 54-623/8/13 W # at Duluth, Ga. 71-532/20/14 W Athens 71-67

louisiaNa Tech: 1-6home: 0-2 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 1-2

1/27/82 L “home” game at Marietta 60-8312/17/86 L at Ruston 54-7912/4/87 L Athens 59-7912/13/88 L at Ruston 55-723/25/96 W * at Nacogdoches, Texas 90-7612/27/96 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 69-7112/29/10 L at Miami, Fla. 62-77

louisville: 2-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

3/17/84 W * Athens 112-693/19/95 W * Athens 81-68

loyola (chicaGo): 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/1/90 W Athens 107-6112/16/91 W at Chicago 85-5912/7/93 W at Chicago 102-88

loyola MaryMouNT: 2-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/26/05 W at Los Angeles 89-5811/27/10 W at Los Angeles 76-45

MaiNe: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/27/99 W at Orono (OT) 79-6811/18/01 W Athens 88-57

MaNhaTTaN: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/30/94 W at Riverdale 94-5212/1/98 W Athens 97-63

MarisT: 2-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

12/21/04 W at Poughkeepsie 79-623/19/06 W * at Trenton, N.J. 75-603/18/12 L * at Tallahassee, Fla. 70-76

MarQueTTe: 1-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/8/93 L at Milwaukee 72-881/11/95 W Athens 104-60

MarylaNd: 2-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/7/86 W Athens 65-4912/15/87 L at College Park 48-6612/28/90 W at New Brunswick, N.J. 91-73

MassachuseTTs: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/29/98 W at Amherst 80-5711/19/00 W Athens 71-63

McNeese sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/28/81 W at Orlando, Fla. 94-74

MeMphis: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/18/81 W at Memphis 80-6812/29/05 W at Memphis 97-4411/29/06 W Athens 95-46

Mercer: 19-12home: 11-5 ◊ away: 8-5 ◊ Neutral: 0-2

1/22/74 L Athens 44-802/1/74 L at Macon 45-753/1/74 L at Clarkston, Ga. 41-672/21/75 L at Statesboro, Ga. 53-901/13/76 L Athens 69-782/9/76 W at Macon 72-611/28/77 L Athens 85-952/14/77 L at Macon 77-1041/7/78 L at Macon 73-1012/6/78 L Athens 78-8711/13/78 L at Macon 56-652/14/79 L Athens 58-661/12/80 W Athens (OT) 87-852/13/80 L at Macon 74-1131/5/81 W at Macon 75-692/11/81 W Athens 124-9112/12/81 W at Macon 76-702/26/83 W Athens (OT) 78-661/11/83 W at Macon 80-661/30/84 W Athens 78-571/14/85 W at Macon 94-782/13/86 W Athens 105-542/4/87 W at Macon 88-4112/6/91 W Athens 99-692/1/93 W at Macon 65-571/10/94 W Athens 103-5112/17/07 W Athens 102-4512/7/10 W Athens 92-4512/6/11 W at Macon 80-4312/4/12 W Athens 80-3811/14/13 W Athens 72-41

MiaMi (Fla.): 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

2/20/82 W Athens 91-511/15/06 W at Duluth, Ga. 74-59

MiaMi (ohio): 1-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

1/19/80 L at Lexington, Ky. 64-7212/29/83 W at Coulmbus, Ohio 93-36

MichiGaN sTaTe: 3-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/17/88 W at East Lansing 66-5212/16/89 W Atlanta 90-661/5/02 L at East Lansing 49-7012/17/02 W Athens 64-61

Middle GeorGia: 0-1home: 0-1 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/12/74 L Athens 44-54

Middle TeNNessee: 12-1home: 4-1 ◊ away: 7-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/21/84 W at Murfreesboro 84-7312/2/85 W Athens 108-5812/10/89 W at Murfreesboro 95-8912/8/90 W at Murfreesboro 80-6212/6/92 W Athens 80-6511/27/94 W at Murfreesboro 95-7112/1/96 W at Murfreesboro 89-7011/20/01 W Athens (OT) 77-7212/30/02 W at Murfreesboro 79-4312/13/03 W Athens 65-5011/30/05 W at Murfreesboro 90-7212/7/06 L Athens 62-703/20/11 W * at Auburn, Ala. 56-41

MiNNesoTa: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/30/82 W at Miami, Fla. 65-61

ole Miss: 31-11home: 16-1 ◊ away: 9-7 ◊ Neutral: 6-3

2/7/80 L # Knoxville, Tenn. 70-801/29/81 W # Baton Rouge, La. 75-683/5/83 W # Knoxville, Tenn. 72-693/23/84 W # Knoxville, Tenn. 73-631/26/86 W at Oxford 70-693/2/86 W # Athens 76-68

Susie Gardner, who played in two Final Fours and won three SEC Championships at Georgia, is the current head coach at Mercer.


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2/22/87 W Athens 69-642/27/88 L at Oxford 61-691/22/89 W Athens 72-653/3/89 L # Albany, Ga. 69-781/20/90 L at Oxford 65-681/19/91 W Athens 77-642/1/92 L at Oxford 59-883/7/92 W # Albany, Ga. 71-601/30/93 W Athens 75-602/12/94 L at Oxford 49-782/10/95 W Athens (OT) 80-772/7/96 W at Oxford 90-851/18/97 W Athens 78-561/24/98 W at Oxford 65-582/26/98 L # Columbus, Ga. 73-771/24/99 W Athens 81-431/27/00 W at Oxford 75-511/25/01 W Athens 74-513/2/01 W # Memphis, Tenn. 80-611/24/02 W at Oxford 79-691/16/03 W Athens 96-541/22/04 L at Oxford (2OT) 79-902/15/04 W Athens 79-621/6/05 W Athens 78-512/20/05 L at Oxford 61-723/4/05 W # at Greenville, S.C. 87-651/5/06 W at Oxford 84-701/25/07 W Athens 69-601/10/08 W Athens 75-621/8/09 L at Oxford 54-621/24/10 L Athens 65-662/13/11 W at Oxford 61-561/22/12 W at Oxford 61-472/23/12 W Athens 87-522/24/13 W at Oxford 73-542/9/14 W Athens 84-63

Mississippi sTaTe: 27-14home: 15-3 ◊ away: 10-9 ◊ Neutral: 2-2

1//22/77 L Athens 73-921/21/78 L at Starkville 54-861/4/79 L at Starkville 46-5812/19/79 W Athens 88-7612/17/81 W at Memphis, Tenn. 75-562/8/86 W Athens 87-471/18/87 W at Starkville 69-501/24/88 W Athens 60-552/18/89 W at Starkville 83-742/17/90 W Athens 101-64

2/16/91 W at Starkville 90-591/26/92 W Athens 82-601/23/93 L at Starkville 65-762/6/94 W Atlanta 83-652/4/95 W at Starkville 69-661/28/96 W Athens 97-621/24/97 W at Starkville 68-652/1/98 L Athens 75-791/31/99 L at Starkville 72-782/26/99 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 72-662/6/00 W Athens 83-673/4/00 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 61-622/4/01 W at Starkville 78-741/13/02 L at Starkville 82-841/31/02 L Athens 71-722/6/03 W Athens 76-712/27/03 L at Starkville 71-761/8/04 W Athens 88-701/23/05 W at Starkville 67-571/19/06 W Athens 81-421/11/07 W at Starkville 74-612/17/08 W at Starkville 60-562/1/09 W Athens 69-571/28/10 L at Starkville 66-743/5/10 L # at Duluth, Ga. 52-671/23/11 W Athens 78-581/15/12 W at Starkville 68-512/2/12 W Athens 70-602/28/13 L at Starkville 38-502/2/14 L at Starkville 67-803/2/14 W Athens 77-48

Missouri: 3-2home: 2-1 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/15/84 W at Columbia 70-671/8/87 W Athens 80-673/18/01 L * Athens 65-781/3/13 W Athens 77-46 1/9/14 L at Columbia 56-66

MoNTaNa: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/18/00 W * Athens 74-463/23/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 70-50

MoNTaNa sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0


Morehead sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/29/03 W at Morehead 92-42

Morris broWN: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/7/02 W Athens 105-36

Missouri-k.c.: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/18/92 W at Columbus, Ohio 72-63

Nebraska: 2-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/25/89 W at Lincoln 74-5912/21/95 W at Myrtle Beach 86-70

Nevada-las veGas: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/16/91 W * Athens 86-6212/28/96 W at Las Vegas 87-4112/1/01 W at Berkeley, Calif. 77-62

NeW Mexico: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/24/12 W at Albuquerque 72-42

NeW Mexico sTaTe: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/15/95 W Athens 80-5312/8/95 W at Las Cruces 75-67

NorTh caroliNa: 5-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 4-1

3/19/83 W * Athens 72-7012/27/85 W at Los Angeles, Calif. 87-7012/29/89 W at Hilton Head Island, S.C. 83-692/4/96 W at Charlotte, N.C. 80-753/25/00 W * at Portland, Ore. 83-573/25/08 L * at Norfolk, Va. 66-80

NorTh caroliNa a&T: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/15/06 W Athens 89-35

N.c. ceNTral: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/26/08 W Athens 85-31

N.c. sTaTe: 8-0home: 3-0 ◊ away: 4-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/3/84 W Athens 86-6811/30/85 W at Raleigh 92-6712/29/87 W at Raleigh 73-5411/26/88 W at Raleigh 68-581/3/90 W Marietta 89-683/23/95 W # at Des Moines, Iowa 98-7912/16/01 W at Raleigh (OT) 68-6312/6/03 W Athens 72-58

NorTheasTerN: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0


NorTh GeorGia: 6-6home: 4-2 ◊ away: 2-4 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/18/74 L at Dahlonega 51-922/26/74 L Athens 46-761/29/75 W Athens 84-642/18/75 W at Dahlonega 66-601/23/76 W Athens 49-482/17/76 L at Dahlonega 52-561/6/77 L at Dahlonega 51-532/28/77 L Athens 65-72

Tawana McDonald scored 18 points and grabbed 13 rebounds against North Carolina in the “Sweet 16” round of the 2000 NCAA Tournament.


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12/2/77 W Athens 93-661/10/78 W at Dahlonega 83-7112/2/78 L at Dahlonega 59-631/30/80 W Athens 87-42

NorTherN illiNois: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/19/81 W at Memphis, Tenn. 76-65

NorThWesTerN: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/21/90 W at Stanford, Calif. (OT) 93-83

NorThWesTerN sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/15/86 W at Natchitoches (OT) 95-94

NoTre daMe: 2-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

12/8/91 W Athens (OT) 90-8612/21/92 W at South Bend 81-7511/24/00 L at Madison, Wis. 73-75

oaklaNd: 4-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/01 W at Rochester 72-5112/8/02 W Athens 99-5611/29/07 W Athens 69-5911/20/08 W at Rochester 64-61

ohio sTaTe: 7-2home: 2-1 ◊ away: 2-1 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

12/29/84 W at Columbus 58-5712/28/87 W at Raleigh, N.C. 80-6611/24/89 W at Lincoln, Neb. 88-7812/15/90 W at Columbus 91-6011/30/91 L Athens 79-8212/19/92 L at Columbus 72-8911/25/94 W Athens 79-7012/19/99 W at Long Beach, Calif. 91-5911/17/13 W Athens 53-49

oklahoMa: 4-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/11/97 W at Norman 94-7612/13/98 W Athens 88-7911/22/00 W at Madison, Wis. 94-701/27/08 L at Norman 57-6511/15/09 W Athens 62-51

oklahoMa sTaTe: 2-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

12/28/88 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 70-763/17/96 W * Athens 83-553/22/10 W * at Tempe, Ariz. (OT) 74-71

old doMiNioN: 0-3home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-2

3/31/85 L * at Austin, Texas 65-7011/26/95 L at Norfolk, Va. 64-673/16/02 L * at West Lafayette, Ind. 54-68

oral roberTs: 5-1home: 4-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/22/80 W “home” game at Marietta 103-7312/13/80 L at Tulsa 58-632/3/92 W Athens 77-741/25/93 W Athens 116-4912/14/97 W at Tulsa 64-6011/22/98 W Athens 118-64

oreGoN: 2-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

12/18/83 W at Portland, Ore. 89-6412/21/96 W at Anchorage, Alaska 72-55

oreGoN sTaTe: 1-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

12/20/83 W at Portland, Ore. 89-5412/13/92 L at Honolulu, Hawaii 79-81

peNN sTaTe: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/20/96 W at University Park 79-781/5/97 W Athens 62-56

piedMoNT: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/10/79 W Athens 88-691/28/80 W at Demorest 83-66

piTTsburGh: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/26/81 W * at Amarillo, Texas 100-69

porTlaNd sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/83 W at Portland 64-34

prairie vieW a&M: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/23/07 W at Freeport, Bahamas 78-44

presbyTeriaN: 5-0home: 4-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/1/78 W at Clinton, S.C. 62-552/20/79 W Athens 62-461/2/08 W Athens 93-4911/14/12 W Athens 66-3811/10/13 W Athens 45-30

purdue: 1-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

3/27/04 W * at Seattle, Wash. 66-643/25/07 L * at Dallas, Texas 65-78

rice: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/19/05 W * at Dallas, Texas 75-49

richMoNd: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/20/06 W at Richmond 72-4111/9/07 W Athens 81-53

rider: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/29/92 W at Villanova, Pa. 97-57

ruTGers: 9-4home: 4-0 ◊ away: 1-3 ◊ Neutral: 4-1

11/26/82 W Chicago, Ill. 76-6112/28/84 W Columbus, Ohio 80-6212/30/90 L at Piscataway 57-5812/7/94 W Athens 105-7012/28/94 W at Piscataway 92-743/27/00 L * Portland, Ore. 51-5912/3/00 W at Orlando, Fla. 82-533/24/03 W * Athens 74-6411/12/06 W Norman, Okla. 78-6912/8/08 L at Piscataway 34-4511/22/09 W Athens 49-4811/11/12 W Athens 57-5112/21/13 L at Piscataway 58-61

sacraMeNTo sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/19/98 W at Boise, Idaho 94-48

sT. boNaveNTure: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/23/12 W at Albuquerque, N.M. 84-48

sT. FraNcis (pa): 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/15/96 W * Athens 98-66

sT. JohN’s: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/25/83 W at Detroit, Mich. 83-70

saiNT Joseph’s: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

3/23/14 L * at Storrs, Conn. 57-67

saN dieGo sTaTe: 1-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/28/92 L at Villanova, Pa. 63-703/17/93 W * Athens 85-68

Janese Hardrick scored a game-high 17 points –in-cluding five in the final 90 seconds – to lead No. 16 Georgia over No. 3 Purdue in the 2004 NCAAs.


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saNTa clara: 3-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

12/12/92 L at Honolulu, Hawaii 62-6411/28/03 W at Santa Clara 77-6511/28/04 W at Honolulu, Hawaii 87-6811/18/05 W Athens 92-91

savaNNah sTaTe: 6-0home: 3-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

2/21/75 W at Statesboro 54-4712/10/05 W Athens 106-3412/15/06 W at Savannah 75-541/15/09 W Athens 74-2812/30/09 W at Savannah 80-4511/20/12 W Athens 94-57

shorTer: 0-6home: 0-2 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-2

3/2/74 L at Clarkston 59-692/27/76 L at Statesboro 69-711/19/77 L at Rome 51-692/nn/77 L Athens 59-8211/30/77 L Athens 70-1091/28/78 L at Rome 69-82

souTh alabaMa: 4-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/29/86 W at Atlanta, Ga. 70-5812/29/88 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 92-622/25/91 W Athens 125-6412/10/91 W at Mobile, Ala. 77-61

souTh caroliNa: 33-9home: 15-2 ◊ away: 14-4 ◊ Neutral: 4-3

2/13/76 W at Rock Hill 62-602/9/78 L at Rock Hill 49-711/30/82 W Athens (OT) 82-751/22/83 W at Columbia 74-721/22/86 W Athens 93-701/2/87 W at Columbia 69-562/3/88 W Athens 82-601/12/89 W at Columbia 82-7312/30/89 W at Hilton Head, S.C. 76-642/15/90 W Athens 72-5712/11/90 W at Columbia 74-561/18/92 W Athens 63-621/16/93 L at Columbia 57-771/19/94 W Athens 80-761/29/95 W at Columbia 80-58

2/11/96 W Athens 79-612/1/97 W at Columbia 78-352/4/98 W Athens 80-612/3/99 W at Columbia 62-582/10/00 W Athens 84-612/8/01 W at Columbia 92-551/10/02 L Athens 64-712/7/02 L at Columbia 59-641/19/03 W at Columbia 67-592/13/03 W Athens (2OT) 97-912/22/04 W at Columbia 73-503/4/04 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 73-422/10/05 W Athens 67-511/26/06 W at Columbia 74-652/11/07 W Athens 81-572/28/08 W at Columbia 55-411/11/09 W Athens 69-632/7/10 L Athens 42-522/25/10 W at Columbia 65-491/2/11 W Athens 61-511/27/11 L at Columbia 48-573/4/11 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 66-342/16/12 W at Columbia 61-593/2/12 L # at Nashville, Tenn. 55-591/13/13 W Athens 42-402/27/14 L at Columbia 56-673/7/14 L # at Duluth, Ga. 48-67

s.c.-aikeN: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/7/80 W Athens 79-63

s.c. sTaTe: 10-1home: 7-0 ◊ away: 2-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/26/89 W Athens 102-3112/2/89 W at Orangeburg 98-631/9/91 W Athens 100-541/9/92 W at Orangeburg 81-542/10/93 W Athens 72-612/23/94 L at Orangeburg 72-772/1/95 W Athens 90-4512/19/95 W at Myrtle Beach, S.C. 93-3211/30/11 W Athens 85-4811/16/12 W Athens 62-4611/26/13 W Athens 74-58

souTh Florida: 4-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/22/84 W Athens 87-35

2/17/86 W at Tampa 90-471/2/03 W at Tampa 91-441/4/04 W Athens 92-65

souTherN cal: 3-4home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-3 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

4/1/83 L * Norfolk, Va. 57-8112/15/83 L at Los Angeles 74-821/6/85 W Athens 77-5612/28/85 L at Los Angeles 67-7011/24/07 W at Freeport, Bahamas 59-5711/23/10 L at Los Angeles 63-7111/20/11 W Athens 67-60

souTherN illiNois: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/28/87 W at Iowa City, Iowa 58-53

sMu: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/25/95 W at Norfolk, Va. 95-653/15/99 W Athens 68-55

souTherN Miss: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/28/09 W at Hattiesburg 84-5512/1/10 W Athens 70-53

souTherN uTah: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/30/88 W at Cedar City 101-611/15/90 W Athens 112-46

sTaNFord: 4-7home: 2-1 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 2-4

12/22/90 L at Stanford 79-823/23/91 L * at Las Vegas, Nev. 67-7511/22/91 L Athens 66-923/20/93 L * at Palo Alto, Calif. 60-933/29/96 W * at Charlotte, N.C. 86-763/24/97 L * at Missoula, Mont. 47-823/20/00 W * Athens 83-6411/30/03 L at Stanford 59-6111/25/06 W Athens 74-693/27/10 L * at Sacramento, Calif. 36-733/30/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 61-59

sTepheN F. ausTiN: 5-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/12/84 W Athens 106-5112/11/93 W Athens 78-633/23/96 W * at Nacogdoches, Texas 78-6412/6/98 W at Nacogdoches, Texas 81-7011/26/99 W at Orono, Maine 85-44

sTeTsoN: 3-0home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/3/88 W Athens 95-541/5/90 W at DeLand, Fla. 85-701/10/05 W Athens 97-42

syracuse: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/23/82 W at Norfolk, Va. 91-46

TeMple: 1-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/05 L at Philadelphia (OT) 66-6911/16/07 W Athens 57-51

TeNNessee: 15-45home: 8-13 ◊ away: 4-19 ◊ Neutral: 3-13

12/17/80 L Marietta (OT) 68-731/17/82 W Athens 66-632/11/82 L at Knoxville 52-652/26/82 L # at Lexington, Ky. 44-551/16/83 L Athens 54-742/12/83 L at Knoxville 59-733/4/83 W # at Knoxville 71-653/27/83 W * at South Bend, Ind. 67-631/22/84 L at Knoxville 59-632/19/84 W Athens 84-653/25/84 L * at Knoxville 61-7312/9/84 W Athens 78-722/2/85 W at Knoxville 72-561/29/86 W Athens 84-743/20/86 L * Iowa City, Iowa 82-851/24/87 L at Knoxville 72-781/31/88 L Athens 79-823/5/88 L # at Albany, Ga. 76-821/29/89 L at Knoxville 64-781/28/90 W Athens 81-763/3/90 L # at Albany, Ga. 54-731/28/91 W at Knoxville 81-742/15/92 L Athens 51-553/8/92 L # at Albany, Ga. 66-73


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Cynthia Collins scored 21 points and hauled in 16 rebounds in Georgia’s 99-96 double OT win at Val-dosta State in the 1979-80 regular-season finale.

2/14/93 L at Knoxville 68-713/6/93 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 73-722/27/94 L Athens 59-753/5/94 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 72-862/25/95 L at Knoxville 61-834/1/95 L * at Minneapolis, Minn. 51-731/8/96 W Athens 77-713/31/96 L * at Charlotte, N.C. 65-8312/8/96 W at Knoxville (OT) 94-931/14/98 L Athens 71-961/28/98 L at Knoxville 43-1021/14/99 L at Knoxville 69-1021/28/99 L Athens 79-952/28/99 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 69-851/17/00 W Athens 78-511/18/01 L at Knoxville 69-852/10/02 L Athens 50-523/1/02 L # at Nashville, Tenn. 67-812/20/03 L at Knoxville 60-872/12/04 L Athens 67-703/6/04 W # at Nashville (OT) 68-661/31/05 L at Knoxville 70-771/12/06 L at Knoxville 85-942/16/06 L Athens 55-583/4/06 L # North Little Rock, Ark. 79-891/14/07 L Athens 41-52

2/5/07 L at Knoxville 57-733/2/08 L Athens 63-722/5/09 L at Knoxville 43-731/21/10 W Athens 53-502/21/11 L at Knoxville 44-773/5/11 L # at Nashville 58-821/5/12 L at Knoxville 51-801/29/12 L Athens 50-671/6/13 L at Knoxville 66-791/5/14 L Athens 70-85

uT-MarTiN: 2-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/2/05 W Athens 68-5212/30/05 W at Martin 81-47

TeNNessee sTaTe: 4-0home: 3-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/23/84 W at Nashville 86-692/6/85 W Athens 102-551/18/89 W Athens 102-3212/8/09 W Athens 71-50

TeNNessee Tech: 9-0home: 5-0 ◊ away: 4-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/3/82 W Athens 94-742/7/83 W at Cookeville 72-613/16/85 W * Athens 91-7411/23/85 W at Cookeville 79-642/2/94 W Athens 79-621/5/95 W at Cookeville 82-6412/12/99 W at Cookeville 77-7212/14/02 W Athens 87-5612/3/08 W Athens 72-46

Texas: 5-2home: 2-1 ◊ away: 2-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/12/83 W Texas 67-6111/26/84 L Athens 69-832/13/95 W at Texas 80-751/31/96 W Athens 93-6812/20/03 L at Texas 58-7111/21/04 W Athens 78-643/21/05 W * at Dallas, Texas 70-68

Texas a&M: 0-4home: 0-2 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-1

3/27/11 L * at Dallas, Texas 38-791/20/13 L Athens 46-64

1/12/14 L Athens 44-582/13/14 L at College Station(OT) 73-78

Texas a&M-cc: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/27/09 W at Hattiesburg, Miss. 77-58

Texas chrisTiaN: 6-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

3/22/04 W * at Philadelphia, Pa. 85-7111/27/04 L at Honolulu, Hawaii 63-6411/21/05 W at Fort Worth 80-5112/17/06 W Athens 80-5812/22/10 W at Fort Worth 60-5711/11/11 W Athens 83-6012/19/12 W at Forth Worth 72-59

Texas Tech: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/14/84 W at Columbia, Mo. 80-68

TiFT colleGe: 4-1home: 3-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/2/74 L at Macon 41-432/13/74 W Athens 69-451/24/75 W Athens 119-551/9/76 W Athens 74-481/30/76 W at Macon 90-61

Toledo: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/20/96 W at Anchorage, Alaska 85-52

TulaNe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

3/20/10 W * at Tempe, Ariz. 64-59

Tulsa: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/12/80 W at Tulsa 97-79

ucla: 3-2home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-2

11/27/82 L at Chicago, Ill. 57-753/21/85 W * at Los Angeles 78-4212/30/00 W at Los Angeles 89-5512/6/02 W Athens 91-8311/25/05 L at Los Angeles (LMU) 64-84

uc-saNTa barbara: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/22/99 W at Champaign, Ill. 85-64

uNc-asheville: 5-0home: 5-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/23/80 W Athens 98-5311/26/93 W Athens 122-591/23/95 W Athens 102-311/6/96 W Athens 101-362/5/97 W Athens 83-44

valdosTa sTaTe: 5-10home: 2-5 ◊ away: 3-3 ◊ Neutral: 0-2

1/10/75 L at Valdosta 62-651/18/75 L Athens 73-741/16/76 L at Valdosta 61-842/7/76 L Athens 69-8111/19/76 L at Valdosta 65-1011/8/77 L Athens 68-942/23/78 L Athens 70-1101/26/80 L Athens 65-692/18/80 W at Valdosta (2OT) 99-96


Ashley Houts had a dozen points in Georgia’s 53-50 victory over Tennessee in 2010 that improved the Lady Bulldogs to 18-1 on the season.

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2/21/80 L at Statesboro 65-741/15/81 W at Valdosta 64-602/7/81 W Athens 104-6911/27/81 L at Orlando, Fla. 82-8312/4/86 W Athens 116-5512/12/87 W at Valdosta 90-80

vaNderbilT: 33-26home: 17-7 ◊ away: 9-13 ◊ Neutral: 7-6

2/17/79 W Athens 64-571/20/79 L at Nashville 63-802/16/81 W Athens 94-712/17/82 W at Nashville 78-632/22/82 W Athens 79-631/8/83 W Athens 76-702/6/83 L at Nashville 62-631/14/84 W Athens 87-862/12/84 W at Nashville 90-661/27/85 W at Nashville 83-672/10/85 W Athens 95-712/28/85 W Athens 79-671/12/86 W at Nashville 68-612/15/87 W Athens 89-723/5/87 W # at Albany, Ga. 54-532/21/88 W at Nashville 58-551/14/89 W Athens 83-621/13/90 L at Nashville 62-633/2/90 W # at Albany, Ga. 79-721/26/91 W Athens 57-531/4/92 W at Nashville 61-603/6/92 W # at Albany, Ga. 58-571/2/93 L Athens 66-903/8/93 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 64-781/16/94 L at Nashville 50-801/15/95 L Athens 52-653/5/95 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 56-822/16/96 L at Nashville 66-712/14/97 W Athens 71-453/22/97 W * at Missoula, Mont. 66-522/13/98 L at Nashville 65-682/14/99 L Athens 57-661/30/00 W at Nashville 84-732/27/00 W Athens 75-491/28/01 W Athens 76-592/25/01 L at Nashville 65-71

3/4/01 W # at Memphis, Tenn. 62-601/20/02 L Athens 47-642/16/03 L at Nashville 56-583/7/03 L # at North Little Rock, Ark. 70-742/5/04 W at Nashville 83-673/7/04 L # at Nashville 56-622/27/05 L Athens (OT) 59-662/19/06 W at Nashville 83-613/3/06 W # at North Little Rock Ark. 69-471/18/07 W Athens 83-713/3/07 L # at Duluth, Ga, 56-811/17/08 L at Nashville 59-672/3/08 L Athens 54-611/22/09 W Athens 66-552/15/09 L at Nashville 64-803/6/09 L # at North Little Rock, Ark. 61-691/14/10 L at Nashville 44-662/10/11 L Athens 59-691/26/12 L at Nashville 48-682/12/12 W Athens 76-633/3/13 W Athens 55-501/2/14 L at Nashville 58-663/6/14 W # at Duluth, Ga. 53-43

villaNova: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/28/86 W at Villanova 71-60

virGiNia: 2-2home: 2-0 ◊ away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/2/95 L at Charlottesville 65-9412/4/96 W Athens 77-561/2/09 L at Charlottesville 60-6212/20/09 W Athens 69-53

vcu: 3-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/87 W at Richmond 59-5112/20/00 W at Richmond 77-6312/30/01 W Athens 83-70

virGiNia Tech: 3-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

12/29/80 W at Harriman, Tenn. 65-5012/27/86 W at Villanova, Pa. 80-5611/17/99 W at Blacksburg 65-60

Weber sTaTe: 1-0home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/19/96 W at Anchorage, Alaska 72-44

WesT GeorGia: 5-5home: 4-2 ◊ away: 1-3 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/29/74 L Athens 36-722/6/74 L at Carrollton 31-531/21/76 L at Carrollton 58-822/4/76 W Athens 68-622/22/77 L Athens 59-731/18/78 L at Carrollton 88-972/4/78 W Athens 82-761/18/79 W at Carrollton 70-482/12/79 W Athens 73-5712/8/79 W Athens 83-70

WesTerN caroliNa: 0-1home: 0-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

2/14/76 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 75-77

WesTerN keNTucky: 4-1home: 3-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/12/84 L at Bowling Green (OT) 67-723/29/85 W * at Austin, Texas 91-782/10/86 W Athens 93-613/19/88 W Athens 84-662/19/02 W Athens 76-58

WiNGaTe: 1-0home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/10/96 W Athens 96-38

WiNThrop: 3-1home: 2-0 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

2/14/75 L at Rock Hill 76-932/14/76 W at Rock Hill 69-582/5/92 W Athens 85-531/7/93 W Athens 108-58

WiscoNsiN: 1-1home: 0-1 ◊ away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/13/96 W at Madison 74-671/4/98 L Athens (OT) 64-74

Wis.-GreeN bay: 1-1home: 1-0 ◊ away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

11/25/91 L at Green Bay 57-812/15/93 W Athens 82-60

xavier (ohio): 1-2home: 0-1 ◊ away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/3/85 W at Cincinnati 106-381/6/08 L at Cincinnati 55-6512/30/08 L Athens 44-56

Anne Marie Armstrong was named SEC Player of the Week after scoring a career-high 23 points against Vanderbilt in 2012.

Bernadette Locke’s 23 points led Georgia to an 83-70 victory over West Georgia in 1979-80, Andy Landers’ first campaign in Athens.


H I S T O R Y


poiNTsyear player, class G pts. avg.79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr. 27 556 20.680-81 Deborah Mitchell, Fr. 34 598 17.681-82 Janet Harris, Fr. 30 663 22.182-83 Janet Harris, So. 34 692 20.483-84 Janet Harris, Jr. 33 586 17.884-85 Janet Harris, Sr. 34 700 20.685-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 31 661 21.386-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 796 24.987-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 479 16.088-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 438 14.689-90 Lady Hardmon, So. 29 409 14.190-91 Camille Lowe, So. 32 484 15.191-92 Deborah Carter, So. 24 291 12.192-93 Camille Lowe, Sr. 34 455 13.493-94 La’Keshia Frett, Fr. 28 393 14.094-95 La’Keshia Frett, So. 33 523 15.995-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr. 33 551 16.796-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr. 31 534 17.297-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 489 17.598-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 628 18.599-00 Coco Miller, Jr. 36 555 15.400-01 Coco Miller, Sr. 33 518 15.701-02 Kara Braxton, Fr. 30 489 16.302-03 Christi Thomas, Jr. 30 481 16.003-04 Christi Thomas, Sr. 35 463 13.204-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 628 19.005-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 32 624 20.106-07 Tasha Humphrey, Jr. 29 468 16.107-08 Tasha Humphrey, Sr. 33 552 16.708-09 Ashley Houts, Jr. 32 385 12.009-10 Ashley Houts, Sr. 34 422 12.410-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 405 12.311-12 Jasmine Hassell, Jr. 31 402 13.012-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr. 35 444 12.713-14 shacobia barbee, so. 30 367 12.2

rebouNdsyear player, class G reb. avg.79-80 Cynthia Collins, Fr. 28 283 10.180-81 Wanda Holloway, Fr. 37 392 10.681-82 Janet Harris, Fr. 30 371 12.482-83 Janet Harris, So. 34 397 11.783-84 Janet Harris, Jr. 33 279 8.584-85 Janet Harris, Sr. 34 351 10.385-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 31 314 10.186-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 391 12.287-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 259 8.688-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 229 7.689-90 Tammye Jenkins, Jr. 27 218 8.190-91 Tammye Jenkins, Sr. 28 208 7.491-92 Tara Cosby, Fr. 27 167 6.292-93 Medina Turner, Sr. 31 245 7.9

year player, class G reb. avg.93-94 Tiffany Walker, Fr. 28 216 7.794-95 Tracy Henderson, So. 33 252 7.695-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr. 33 288 8.796-97 La’Keshia Frett, Sr. 28 187 6.797-98 Elena Vishniakova, Fr. 28 193 6.998-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 186 6.999-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 36 309 8.800-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 230 7.001-02 Kara Braxton, Fr. 30 205 6.802-03 Christi Thomas, Jr. 30 241 8.003-04 Christi Thomas, Sr. 35 290 8.304-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 276 8.405-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 32 283 9.106-07 Tasha Humphrey, Jr. 29 221 7.607-08 Tasha Humphrey, Sr. 33 300 9.108-09 Angel Robinson, Sr. 32 298 9.309-10 Porsha Phillips, Jr. 34 279 8.210-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr. 34 248 10.711-12 A.M. Armstrong, Jr. 31 191 6.212-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr. 35 217 6.213-14 shacobia barbee, so. 30 236 7.9

FG perceNTaGe79-80 Cynthia Collins, Fr. 164-292 .56280-81 Wanda Holloway, Fr. 229-391 .58681-82 Janet Harris, Fr. 281-527 .53382-83 Janet Harris, So. 299-537 .55783-84 Katrina McClain, Fr. 137-197 .69584-85 Katrina McClain, So. 164-262 .62685-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 262-396 .66286-87 Sherelle Warren, Fr. 109-188 .58087-88 Sherelle Warren, So. 187-316 .59288-89 Sherelle Warren, Jr. 127-225 .56489-90 Stacey Ford, Jr. 159-258 .61690-91 Deborah Carter, Fr. 109-208 .52491-92 Deborah Carter, So. 115-226 .50992-93 Nakia Hill, Fr. 132-269 .49193-94 Tracy Henderson, Fr. 148-289 .51294-95 Tiffany Walker, So. 86-142 .60695-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 208-359 .57996-97 Tracy Henderson, Sr. 182-333 .54797-98 Angie Ball, So. 56-104 .53998-99 Angie Ball, Jr. 95-191 .49799-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 166-302 .55000-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 193-378 .51101-02 Tawana McDonald, Sr. 84-153 .54902-03 Christi Thomas, Jr. 180-335 .53703-04 Christi Thomas, Sr. 173-321 .53904-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 236-421 .56105-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 242-457 .53006-07 Angel Robinson, Fr. 104-192 .54207-08 Angel Robinson, So. 130-254 .51208-09 Angel Robinson, Jr. 147-265 .555

year player, class FG-FGa pct.09-10 Jasmine Hassell, Fr. 84-161 .52210-11 Tamika Willis, So. 53-101 .52511-12 Jasmine Hassell, Jr. 164-302 .54312-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr. 180-339 .53113-14 krista donald, Jr. 111-209 .531

FT perceNTaGeyear player, class FT-FTa pct.79-80 Michelle Hartley, Sr. 48-65 .73880-81 Lou Sims, Fr. 36-47 .76681-82 Rhonda Malone, So. 26-31 .83982-83 Lisa O’Connor, Fr. 95-125 .76083-84 Rhonda Malone, Sr. 18-22 .81884-85 Lisa O’Connor, Jr. 66-78 .84685-86 Traci Waites, So. 24-30 .80086-87 Katie Abrahamson, So. 36-42 .85787-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 32-41 .78088-89 Adrienne Shuler, So. 63-78 .80889-90 Sharon Baldwin, Sr. 33-42 .78690-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 67-80 .83891-92 Camille Lowe, Jr. 41-51 .80492-93 Deborah Reese, Jr. 93-111 .83893-94 Rachel Powell, Fr. 49-62 .79094-95 La’Keshia Frett, So. 116-155 .74895-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr. 90-107 .84196-97 Pam Irwin, So. 49-52 .94297-98 Pam Irwin, Jr. 50-58 .86298-99 Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Sr. 47-56 .83999-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 94-115 .81700-01 Coco Miller, Sr. 73-87 .83901-02 Mary Beth Lycett, Jr. 30-38 .78902-03 Mary Beth Lycett, Sr. 37-41 .90203-04 Janese Hardrick, Fr. 88-106 .83004-05 Janese Hardrick, So. 79-96 .82305-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 148-177 .83606-07 Janese Hardrick, Sr. 85-102 .83307-08 Ashley Houts, So. 131-165 .79408-09 Angela Puleo, So. 26-33 .78809-10 Ashley Houts, Sr. 115-141 .81610-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr. 92-114 .80711-12 Khaalidah Miller, So. 32-41 .78012-13 Khaalidah Miller, Jr. 28-32 .87513-14 Tiaria Griffin, So. 35-47 .745

3FG perceNTaGeyear player, class FG-FGa pct.87-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 35-68 .51588-89 Kim Berry, So. 69-163 .42389-90 Miriam Lowe, Fr. 22-40 .55090-91 Camille Lowe, So. 52-107 .48691-92 Miriam Lowe, Jr. 19-55 .34692-93 Miriam Lowe, Sr. 26-57 .45693-94 Rachel Powell, Fr. 46-113 .407

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TiFFaNy Walker

annual statistical leaders

H I S T O R Y


year player, class FG-FGa pct.94-95 Rachel Powell, So. 53-138 .38495-96 Kedra Holland, Jr. 63-155 .40796-97 Rachel Powell, Sr. 37-93 .39897-98 Coco Miller, Fr. 24-61 .39398-99 Kelly Miller, So. 54-123 .43999-00 Coco Miller, Jr. 49-122 .40200-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 50-108 .46301-02 Mary Beth Lycett, Jr. 46-129 .35702-03 Mary Beth Lycett, Sr. 55-150 .36703-04 Jessica Pierce, Jr. 23-61 .37704-05 Janese Hardrick, So. 31-74 .41905-06 Janese Hardrick, Jr. 41-92 .44606-07 Megan Darrah, Jr. 38-96 .39607-08 Angela Puleo, Fr. 54-155 .34808-09 Angela Puleo, So. 49-138 .35509-10 Anne Marie Armstrong, Fr. 23-60 .38310-11 Khaalidah Miller, Fr. 53-163 .32511-12 Khaalidah Miller, So. 72-203 .35512-13 erika Ford, so. 14-41 .34113-14 eirka Ford, Jr. 35-94 .372

assisTsyear player, class G ast. avg.79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr. 27 123 4.680-81 Bernadette Locke, Sr. 37 185 5.081-82 Lou Sims, So. 30 90 3.082-83 Lou Sims, Jr. 34 115 3.483-84 Teresa Edwards, So. 33 189 5.784-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 188 6.385-86 Teresa Edwards, Sr. 32 176 5.586-87 DeeDee Frasier, Sr. 32 142 4.487-88 Carla Green, Jr. 31 147 4.788-89 Adrienne Shuler, So. 26 123 4.789-90 Lady Hardmon, So. 29 112 3.990-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 204 6.491-92 Lady Hardmon, Sr. 30 179 6.092-93 Kelly Robbins, So. 31 148 4.893-94 Rachel Powell, Fr. 25 127 5.194-95 Saudia Roundtree, Jr. 33 226 6.995-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr. 33 195 5.996-97 Rachel Powell, Sr. 31 131 4.297-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 164 5.998-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 150 4.499-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 36 162 4.500-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 33 163 4.901-02 Camille Murphy, Sr. 30 115 3.802-03 Alexis Kendrick, Fr. 31 158 5.103-04 Alexis Kendrick, So. 35 155 4.404-05 Alexis Kendrick, Jr. 34 117 3.405-06 Alexis Kendrick, Sr. 32 115 3.606-07 Ashley Houts, Fr. 34 124 3.607-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 163 4.908-09 Ashley Houts, Jr. 32 151 4.7

year player, class G ast. avg.09-10 Ashley Houts, Sr. 34 127 3.710-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 118 3.611-12 Jasmine James, Jr. 24 81 3.412-13 Jasmine James, Sr. 35 133 3.813-14 shacobia barbee, so. 30 95 3.2

blocked shoTsyear player, class G blk. avg.82-83 Lisa O’Connor, Fr. 34 29 0.983-84 Barbara Bootz, Fr. 32 53 1.784-85 Katrina McClain, So. 29 87 3.085-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 31 87 2.886-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 73 2.387-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 32 1.188-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 54 1.889-90 Tammye Jenkins, Jr. 27 25 0.990-91 Tammye Jenkins, Sr. 28 52 1.991-92 Vicky Jones, Jr. 30 19 0.692-93 Nakia Hill, Fr. 31 37 1.293-94 Tracy Henderson, Fr. 28 59 2.194-95 Tracy Henderson, So. 33 83 2.595-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 33 72 2.296-97 Tracy Henderson, Sr. 28 53 1.997-98 Elena Vishniakova, Fr. 28 14 0.598-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 56 2.199-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 35 90 2.600-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 103 3.101-02 Kara Braxton, Fr. 30 59 1.902-03 Christi Thomas, Jr. 30 56 1.803-04 Christi Thomas, Sr. 35 51 1.504-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 36 1.105-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 31 23 0.706-07 Angel Robinson, Fr. 33 31 0.907-08 Angel Robinson, So. 33 51 1.508-09 Angel Robinson, Jr. 32 70 2.210-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr. 34 50 1.511-12 A.M. Armstrong, Jr. 31 33 1.112-13 A.M. Armstrong, Sr. 35 36 1.013-14 Merritt hempe, so. 32 27 0.8

sTealsyear player, class G stl. avg.79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr. 27 114 4.280-81 Bernadette Locke, Sr. 37 104 2.881-82 Janet Harris, Fr. 30 76 2.582-83 Teresa Edwards, Fr. 33 70 2.183-84 Teresa Edwards, So. 33 81 2.584-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 100 3.385-86 Teresa Edwards, Sr. 32 91 2.886-87 Carla Green, So. 32 72 2.387-88 Adrienne Shuler, Fr. 31 69 2.288-89 Carla Green, Sr. 30 87 2.989-90 Adrienne Shuler, Jr. 29 69 2.4

year player, class G stl. avg.90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 103 3.291-92 Vicky Jones, Jr. 30 57 1.992-93 Vicky Jones, Sr. 32 64 2.093-94 Kedra Holland, Fr. 28 38 1.494-95 Kedra Holland, So. 33 78 2.495-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr. 33 76 2.396-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr. 31 116 3.797-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 76 2.798-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 66 1.999-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 36 75 2.100-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 33 68 2.101-02 Kara Braxton, Fr. 30 54 1.802-03 Sherill Baker, Fr. 30 89 3.003-04 Sherill Baker, So. 35 104 3.004-05 Sherill Baker, Jr. 34 84 2.505-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 149 4.706-07 Ashley Houts, Fr. 34 93 2.707-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 87 2.608-09 Ashley Houts, Jr. 32 70 2.210-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 61 1.811-12 Jasmine James, Jr. 24 64 2.712-13 shacobia barbee 35 85 2.413-14 shacobia barbee, so. 30 79 2.6

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annual statistical leaders

H I S T O R Y


season G FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb-avg. asT To bl sTl pTs-avg.

1979-80 28 880-1960 .449 —— —— 417-681 .612 1275-45.5 382 537 34 338 2177-77.8Opp. 28 862-1948 .443 —— —— 298-485 .614 1227-43.8 364 642 83 300 2022-72.2

1980-81 37 1234-2554 .483 —— —— 470-748 .628 1717-46.4 561 749 88 443 2938-79.4Opp. 37 992-2411 .411 —— —— 502-757 .663 1403-37.9 412 784 75 374 2486-67.2

1981-82 30 969-2045 .474 —— —— 389-604 .644 1235-41.2 455 484 89 383 2327-77.6Opp. 30 827-1826 .452 —— —— 379-548 .692 1102-36.7 411 645 81 233 2033-67.8

1982-83 34 1077-2248 .479 —— —— 448-688 .651 1363-40.1 561 578 97 391 2602-76.5Opp. 34 868-1954 .444 —— —— 456-667 .684 1200-35.3 443 729 93 266 2192-64.5

1983-84 33 1188-2284 .520 —— —— 419-599 .699 1379-41.8 657 606 168 391 2795-85.0Opp. 33 782-1919 .408 —— —— 477-736 .648 1151-34.9 454 835 62 163 2041-68.8

1984-85 34 1173-2209 .531 —— —— 446-633 .705 1273-37.4 676 595 154 410 2792-82.1Opp. 34 905-2173 .416 —— —— 397-591 .672 1290-37.9 426 797 59 410 2204-64.8

1985-86 32 1193-2195 .544 —— —— 469-642 .731 1284-40.1 678 516 156 369 2855-89.2Opp. 32 825-2032 .406 —— —— 370-600 .617 1198-37.4 410 695 50 205 2021-63.2

1986-87 32 974-1900 .513 —— —— 456-668 .683 1292-40.4 573 645 158 318 2404-75.1Opp. 32 785-2014 .390 —— —— 406-626 .649 1153-36.0 435 604 51 346 1976-61.8

1987-88 31 870-1878 .463 60-146 .411 493-735 .671 1249-40.3 458 603 96 317 2293-74.0Opp. 31 791-1903 .416 57-172 .331 419-623 .673 1183-38.2 435 632 71 268 2059-66.4

1988-89 30 936-2005 .467 90-223 .386 459-667 .688 1321-44.0 480 529 106 320 2421-80.7Opp. 30 721-1859 .388 73-217 .336 421-641 .657 1142-38.1 394 622 65 225 1936-64.5

1989-90 30 929-1923 .483 86-216 .398 376-715 .666 1220-40.7 481 533 69 351 2420-80.7Opp. 30 742-1759 .422 99-284 .349 412-616 .669 1083-36.1 359 662 62 238 1995-66.5

1990-91 32 1055-2190 .482 92-221 .416 534-782 .683 1348-42.1 582 560 119 408 2736-85.5Opp. 32 760-1917 .396 76-236 .322 484-677 .715 1225-38.3 354 777 75 242 2080-65.0

1991-92 30 912-2040 .447 68-237 .287 375-584 .642 1323-44.1 511 557 91 313 2267-75.6Opp. 30 755-1821 .415 98-264 .371 486-738 .659 1187-39.6 373 628 70 273 2094-68.8

1992-93 34 976-2220 .440 97-299 .324 508-720 .706 1481-43.6 560 640 132 310 2557-75.2Opp. 34 813-2081 .391 119-393 .303 595-855 .696 1320-38.8 397 633 77 322 2340-68.8

1993-94 28 824-1892 .436 101-290 .348 434-654 .664 1300-46.4 435 584 135 290 2183-78.0Opp. 28 669-1772 .378 106-389 .273 482-698 .691 1156-41.3 353 621 71 269 1926-68.8

1994-95 33 1043-2304 .453 154-450 .342 459-692 .663 1491-45.2 594 541 169 360 2699-81.8Opp. 33 743-1997 .372 132-483 .273 500-762 .656 1333-40.4 406 726 62 262 2118-64.2

1995-96 33 1051-2248 .468 179-513 .349 453-633 .716 1365-41.4 604 563 148 394 2734-82.9Opp. 33 789-2005 .394 123-421 .292 492-729 .675 1314-39.8 399 728 63 219 2193-66.5

1996-97 31 887-1961 .452 167-489 .342 417-588 .709 1261-40.7 529 548 122 346 2358-76.1Opp. 31 705-1829 .386 133-446 .298 369-573 .644 1165-37.6 380 674 85 222 1912-61.7

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year-by-year team statistics

H I S T O R Y


season G FGs pct. 3FGs pct. FTs pct. reb-avg. asT To bl sTl pTs-avg.

1997-98 28 798-1875 .426 134-401 .334 403-541 .745 1127-40.3 433 499 62 260 2133-76.2Opp. 28 752-1751 .430 109-379 .288 402-609 .660 1116-39.9 394 568 72 223 2015-72.0

1998-99 34 1043-2286 .456 155-451 .344 545-759 .718 1380-40.6 570 550 134 351 2786-81.9Opp. 34 822-2055 .400 140-444 .315 514-764 .673 1337-39.3 441 744 73 236 2298-67.6

1999-2000 36 1094-2334 .469 137-375 .365 495-708 .699 1473-40.9 609 583 187 385 2820-78.3Opp. 36 805-2159 .373 144-462 .312 441-660 .668 1349-37.5 405 766 78 249 2195-61.0

2000-01 33 989-2164 .457 129-375 .365 495-708 .699 1473-40.9 409 583 187 385 2820-78.3Opp. 33 727-1953 .372 146-486 .300 449-644 .697 1235-37.4 374 692 88 237 2049-62.1

2001-02 30 779-1733 .450 107-381 .281 403-613 .657 1253-41.8 498 627 188 294 2068-68.9Opp. 30 648-1770 .366 138-458 .301 429-629 .682 1028-34.3 350 573 63 284 1863-62.1

2002-03 31 887-1983 .447 160-478 .335 447-601 .744 1297-41.8 534 520 148 324 2381-76.8Opp. 31 738-1906 .387 169-558 .303 348-476 .731 1114-35.9 408 585 97 213 1993-64.3

2003-04 35 953-2211 .431 191-606 .315 488-657 .743 1415-40.4 552 518 129 317 2585-73.9Opp. 35 811-2113 .384 172-549 .313 397-567 .700 1308-37.4 450 618 102 261 2191-62.2

2004-05 34 909-2083 .436 203-601 .338 444-580 .766 1352-39.8 458 525 104 285 2465-72.5Opp. 34 763-1986 .384 158-465 .340 376-582 .646 1216-35.8 388 595 129 238 2060-60.6

2005-06 32 942-2013 .468 228-581 .392 442-566 .781 1150-35.9 524 431 57 371 2554-79.8Opp. 32 764-1822 .419 150-513 .292 373-545 .684 1127-35.2 396 627 85 206 2051-64.1

2006-07 34 868-1964 .442 215-625 .344 490-670 .731 1275-37.5 477 500 105 312 2441-71.8Opp. 34 743-1965 .378 79-605 .296 349-516 .676 223-36.0 383 608 88 259 2014-59.2

2007-08 33 800-1915 .418 207-626 .331 475-650 .731 1324-40.1 469 552 131 270 2282-69.2Opp. 33 726-1916 .379 150-517 .290 354-531 .667 1179-35.7 365 575 91 242 1956-59.3

2008-09 32 797-1847 .432 122-395 .309 331-491 .674 1242-38.8 440 546 146 258 2047-64.0Opp. 32 680-1864 .365 151-518 .292 343-485 .707 1144-35.8 377 537 83 213 1854-57.9

2009-10 34 752-1964 .383 170-593 .287 452-682 .663 1377-40.5 399 552 187 283 2126-62.5Opp. 34 686-1980 .346 195-667 .292 327-467 .700 1311-38.6 380 604 121 247 1894-55.7

2010-11 34 820-2047 .401 160-572 .280 363-570 .637 1399-41.1 411 541 146 291 2163-63.6Opp. 34 718-1957 .367 201-670 .300 355-519 .684 1262-37.1 418 572 76 228 1992-58.6

2011-12 31 815-1907 .427 147-461 .319 345-528 .653 1207-38.9 392 462 69 334 2122-68.5Opp. 31 662-1712 .387 150-508 .295 323-489 .661 1122-36.2 337 611 109 212 1797-58.0

2012-13 35 872-2188 .399 163-584 .279 413-620 .666 1434-41.0 493 485 108 377 2320-66.3Opp. 35 711-1959 .363 172-589 .292 291-463 .629 1317-37.6 400 690 113 236 1885-53.9

2013-14 32 796-1939 .411 172-573 .300 350-561 .624 1282-40.1 444 514 88 283 2114-66.1Opp. 32 651-1702 .382 142-471 .301 435-625 .696 1113-34.8 335 561 108 206 1879-58.7

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year-by-year team statistics

H I S T O R Y


scoriNGyear player, class G pts. avg.88-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 796 24.9

rebouNdsyear player, class G reb. avg.84-85 Janet Harris, Sr. 34 351 10.386-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 391 12.287-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 259 8.608-09 Angel Robinson, Jr. 32 298 9.310-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr. 34 365 10.7

Field Goal perceNTaGeyear player, class FGM FGa pct.83-84 Katrina McClain, Fr. 137 197 .69584-85 Katrina McClain, So. 164 262 .62685-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 262 396 .66289-90 Stacey Ford, Jr. 159 258 .61695-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 208 359 .579

Free ThroW perceNTaGeyear player, class FTM FTa pct. 95-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr. 90 107 .84110-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr. 92 114 .807

3-poiNT perceNTaGeyear player, class 3FG FGa pct.87-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 35 68 .51589-90 Miriam Lowe, Fr. 22 40 .55005-06 Janese Hardrick, Jr. 41 92 .446

3-poiNTers per GaMeyear player, class G 3FG avg.88-89 Kim Berry, So. 30 163 5.4

assisTsyear player, class G ast avg.84-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 188 6.390-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 204 6.491-92 Lady Hardmon, Sr. 30 179 6.094-95 Saudia Roundtree, Jr. 33 226 6.895-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr. 33 195 5.9

scoriNGseason G pts. avg.1984-85 34 2792 82.11985-86 32 2855 89.21990-91 32 2736 85.51995-96 33 2734 82.92005-06 32 2554 79.8

FG perceNTaGeseason FGM-FGa pct.1983-84 978-1883 .5191984-85 1173-2209 .5311985-86 1193-2195 .5441990-91 1055-2190 .4821995-96 1051-2248 .468

FG deFeNseseason FGM-FGa pct.1985-86 825-2032 .4061986-87 785-2014 .3902009-10 686-1980 .346

sec iNdividual sTaT chaMpioNs

sec TeaM sTaT chaMpioNs

sTealsyear player, class G stl avg.79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr. 27 114 4.290-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 103 3.296-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr. 31 116 3.705-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 149 4.713-14 shacobia barbee, so. 30 79 2.6

blocked shoTsyear player, class G blk avg.83-84 Barbara Bootz, Fr. 27 48 1.884-85 Katrina McClain, So. 29 87 3.085-86 Katrina McClain, Jr. 31 87 2.886-87 Katrina McClain, Sr. 32 73 2.398-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 56 2.399-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 35 90 2.600-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 103 3.1

MiNuTes playedyear player, class G Mp avg.05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 1174 36.707-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 1215 36.808-09 Ashley Houts, Jr. 32 1207 37.7

FT perceNTaGeseason FGM-FGa pct.1985-86 469-642 .7312004-05 444-580 .7662005-06 442-566 .7812007-08 475-650 .731

3FG perceNTaGeseason 3FG-FGa pct.1987-88 60-146 .4112005-06 228-581 .392

3FG deFeNseseason 3FG-FGa pct.1993-94 106-389 .2722001-02 138-458 .301

3FGs per GaMeseason G 3FGs avg.2006-07 34 215 6.32

baker reiGNs as sTeals QueeN Sherill Baker established a name for herself as one of the nation’s premier defensive players en route to breaking UGA’s freshman and sopho-more steals records. Baker’s perimeter prowess wreaked havoc at a different level during her senior season of 2005-06. Baker was dubbed the “Queen of Thieves” while leading the nation in steals by averaging 4.7 per game – 0.7 better than any other player in the country. Somewhat amazingly considering Georgia’s status as a women’s basketball power-house, Baker was the Lady Bulldogs’ first team or individual NCAA statistical champion. Baker eventually finished the campaign with 149 steals, giving her 426 for her career. Those to-tals not only shattered the previous Georgia season (116) and career (342) records, they easily topped the existing Southeastern Conference marks (141 and 372) as well.

Tawana McDonald swatted a school-record 297 shots en route to leading the SEC in blocks for three straight seasons.

sTealsseason G stls. avg.1982-83 34 391 11.51995-96 33 394 11.92000-01 33 351 10.62005-06 32 371 11.6

blocked shoTsseason G blks. avg.1983-84 33 168 5.11984-85 34 154 4.51985-86 32 156 4.91999-00 36 187 5.22001-02 30 188 6.3

assisT-to-To raTioseason a To rat.2005-06 524 431 1.22

To MarGiNseason uGa opp. diff.2000-01 14.7 21.0 +6.32005-06 13.5 19.6 +6.1

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Sec & ncaa Records Rankings

iNdividual records sec Ncaa poiNTsGame: 10. 45 Coco Miller vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97)season: 9. 796 K. McClain (32 games) (1986-87)career: 6. 34. 2,641 J.Harris (131 games) (1981-85) 131. 2,272 T.Humphrey (126 games) (2004-08)

sec Ncaa poiNTs per GaMeseason: 10. 24.9 K. McClain (32 games) (1986-87)

sec Ncaa Field Goals Madecareer: 4. 1,127 J. Harris (131 games) (1981-85) sec Ncaa Field Goal aTTeMpTedcareer: 6. 2,029 J.Harris (131 games) (1981-85)

sec Ncaa Field Goal perceNTaGeseason (Min. 200 attempts): 5. .662 K. McClain (262x396) (1985-86)career: 6. 23. .620 K. McClain (873x1407) (1983-87)

sec Ncaa 3-pT. Field Goals Madecareer: 5. 282 C. Chambers (135 games) (2003-07)

sec Ncaa 3-pT. Field Goals aTTeMpTedcareer: 9. 742 C. Chambers (135 games) (2003-07)

sec Ncaa 3-pT. Field Goal perceNTaGeseason (Min. 50 attempts): 1. .515 K. Berry (35x68) (1987-88) 9. .486 C. Lowe (52x107) (1990-91)career (Min. 200 attempts): 4. .428 K. Berry (189x442) (1987-91)

sec Ncaa Free ThroWs MadeGame: 7. 16 K. Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99)

sec Ncaa Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGame: 3. 21 K. McClain vs. S. Alabama (11/29/86)

sec Ncaa Free ThroW perceNTaGeseason (Min. 50 attempts): 3. .942 P. Irwin (49x52) (1996-97)career (Min. 200 attempts): 6. .852 P. Irwin-Osbolt (173x203) (1996-99)

sec Ncaa rebouNdscareer: 4. 18. 1,398 J. Harris (131 games) (1981-85) sec Ncaa blocked shoTsGame: 3. 10 T. Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95) 10. 9 T. McDonald vs. Houston (12/10/2000)career: 6. 297 T. McDonald (124 games) (1998-02) 7. 290 K. McClain (125 games) (1983-87) 9. 267 T. Henderson (122 games) (1993-97)

sec Ncaa sTealsGame: 8. 10 A. Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06) 8. 10 S. Baker vs. Miss. St. (1/19/06) 8. 10 K. Holland-Corn vs. Virginia (12/4/96) 8. 10 A. Shuler vs. Howard (2/22/89)season: 1. 12. 149 S. Baker (32 games) (2005-06) 8. 116 K.Holland-Corn (31 games) 1996-97career: 1. 12. 426 S. Baker (131 games) (2002-06) 8. 342 T. Edwards (128 games) 1982-86)

sec Ncaa double-doublescareer: 2. 3. 78 J. Harris (131 games) (1981-85) 9. 55 K. McClain (125 games) (1983-87)

TeaM records sec Ncaa poiNTsGame: 6. 125 vs. South Alabama (64) (2/25/91) 8. 124 vs. Mercer (91) (2/11/81)

sec Ncaa poiNTs per GaMeseason: 1. 20. 89.2 1985-86 (32 games)

sec Ncaa Field Goals MadeGame: 8. 52 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86)season: 7. 1,234 1980-81 (37 games) 10. 1,193 1985-86 (32 games) sec Ncaa Field Goals aTTeMpTedGame: 9. 101 vs. UNC Asheville (1/23/80)season: 7. 2,554 1980-81 (37 games)

sec Ncaa Field Goal perceNTaGeseason: 2. 4. .544 1985-86 (1193x2195) 3. 13. .531 1984-85 (1173x2209) 6. .520 1983-84 (1188x2284)

sec Ncaa 3-pT. Field Goal perceNTaGeseason: 5. .416 1990-91 (92x221) 6. .411 1987-88 (60x146)

sec Ncaa Free ThroWs MadeGame: 4. 40 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90)

sec Ncaa Free ThroWs aTTeMpTedGame: 7. 53 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90)

sec Ncaa Free ThroW perceNTaGeGame (Min. 20): 7. .955 vs. Mississippi State (21x22) (2/1/09) 7. .955 vs. Illinois (21x22) (3/15/86)season: 1. .781 2005-06 (442x566)

sec Ncaa rebouNdsGame: 8. 72 vs. Rider (12/29/92); 8. 72 vs. Appalachian State (12/31/82) season: 5. 1,717 1980-81 (37 games)

sec Ncaa assisTsGame: 9. 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84)season: 5. 22. 678 1985-86 (32 games) 6. 676 1984-85 (32 games)

sec Ncaa blocked shoTsGame: 9. 16 vs. Mercer (2/4/87); 9. 16 vs. Kentucky (2/1/81)32 games) sec Ncaa sTealsGame: 3. 10. 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95)season: 10. 443 1980-81 (37 games)

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week-by-week in the polls

1981-82Week ap11/18 No. 1211/29 No. 1612/6 No. 1412/13 No. 1112/20 No. 1012/17 No. 91/3 No. 111/10 No. 141/17 No. 131/24 No. 161/31 No. 152/7 No. 152/14 No. 192/21 No. 182/28 No. 183/7 No. 183/14 NR3/27 NR

1982-83Week ap11/18 No. 711/28 No. 1212/5 No. 1312/12 No. 1112/19 No. 1012/26 No. 91/2 No. 9 1/9 No. 81/16 No. 91/23 No. 91/30 No. 102/6 No. 102/13 No. 122/20 No. 122/27 No. 123/6 No. 83/13 No. 8

1983-84Week ap11/18 No. 311/27 No. 312/4 No. 312/11 No. 312/18 No. 312/25 No. 31/1 No. 31/8 No. 21/15 No. 21/22 No. 41/29 No. 42/5 No. 42/12 No. 42/19 No. 42/26 No. 43/4 No. 33/11 No. 3

1984-85Week ap11/18 No. 111/26 No. 112/2 No. 312/9 No. 312/16 No. 612/24 No. 612/30 No. 61/6 No. 51/13 No. 51/20 No. 51/27 No. 52/3 No. 72/10 No. 72/17 No. 62/24 No. 63/3 No. 83/10 No. 8

1985-86Week ap coaches11/12 No. 2 No. 212/1 No. 2 No. 212/8 No. 2 No. 212/15 No. 2 No. 212/22 No. 2 No. 212/29 No. 3 No. 31/5 No. 3 No. 31/12 No. 2 No. 21/19 No. 2 No. 21/26 No. 2 No. 22/2 No. 2 No. 22/9 No. 2 No. 22/16 No. 2 No. 22/23 No. 2 No. 23/2 No. 2 No. 23/9 No. 2 No. 23/18 No. 4

1986-87Week ap coaches11/18 No. 10 No. 1212/2 No. 9 No. 912/9 No. 9 No. 912/16 No. 9 No. 912/23 No. 11 No. 1112/30 No. 11 No. 111/6 No. 10 No. 111/13 No. 12 No. 111/20 No. 12 No. 131/27 No. 10 No. 102/2 No. 10 No. 102/9 No. 9 No. 72/16 No. 8 No. 72/23 No. 6 No. 63/3 No. 5 No. 53/10 No. 6 No. 53/17 No. 9

1987-88Week ap coaches11/23 No. 10 No. 811/30 No. 11 No. 1012/7 No. 12 No. 1212/14 No. 12 No. 912/21 No. 17 No. 1912/28 No. 17 No. 191/4 No. 13 No. 151/11 No. 13 No. 141/18 No. 15 No. 161/25 No. 13 No. 122/1 No. 13 No. 122/8 No. 13 No. 132/15 No. 16 No. 172/22 No. 15 No. 162/29 No. 17 No. 173/7 No. 17 No. 163/14 No. 17 No. 163/22 No. 10

1988-89Week ap coaches11/21 No. 4 11/28 No. 3 No. 312/5 No. 2 No. 212/12 No. 2 No. 212/19 No. 4 No. 512/26 No. 4 No. 51/2 No. 7 No. 61/9 No. 6 No. 61/16 No. 6 No. 61/23 No. 5 No. 41/30 No. 5 No. 62/6 No. 5 No. 62/13 No. 5 No. 62/20 No. 5 No. 62/26 No. 8 No. 83/6 No. 10 No. 103/13 No. 10 No. 103/19 No. 18



uGa iN The polls◊ Georgia first appeared in the AP poll in the preseason edition of the 1981-82

campaign, the first season women’s basketball transitioned from the AIAW to come under the auspices of the NCAA.

◊ The Lady Bulldogs have been ranked in 508 Associated Press weekly polls, a tally which ranks second nationally.

◊ Since the beginning of the 1981-82 campaign, Georgia has been ranked in 508 of 595 weekly AP polls (85.4 percent), including 268 weeks (45.0 percent) in the top 10.

◊ Georgia was ranked in every weekly edition of the AP poll from 1982-83 through the early portion of the 1991-92 season, a span of more than nine campaigns.

◊ The WBCA coaches’ poll was initiated beginning with the 1985-86 season and has been sponsored by USA Today throughout its existence. From 1992-93 until 1996-97, the poll was cosponsored by CNN. Beginning with the 1997-98 season, ESPN has served as the television cosponsor of the poll.

◊ Since its inception, there have been 523 weekly editions of the WBCA coaches’ poll. The Lady Bulldogs have been included in 431 of those (82.4 percent), including 234 weeks (44.7 percent) in the top 10.

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1992-93Week ap coaches11/24 No. 18 No. 1512/8 No. 13 No.1312/15 No. 20 No. 2112/22 NR NR12/29 NR NR1/5 NR NR1/12 NR NR1/19 NR NR1/26 NR NR2/2 NR NR2/9 NR NR2/16 NR NR2/23 NR NR3/2 NR NR3/9 No. 23 No. 233/16 No. 21 No. 214/5 No. 21

1993-94Week ap coaches11/16 No. 17 No. 511/30 No. 17 No. 1712/7 No. 21 No. 1712/14 No. 25 No. 2112/21 No. 25 No. 2112/28 No. 24 No. 241/4 No. 25 No. 211/11 NR No. 231/18 NR No. 231/25 NR NR2/1 NR NR 2/8 NR NR 2/15 NR NR 2/22 NR NR 3/1 NR NR 3/8 NR NR 3/15 NR NR4/4 NR

1994-95Week ap coaches11/13 No. 19 No. 2111/22 No. 18 No. 1711/29 No. 17 No. 1612/6 No. 16 No. 1412/13 No. 14 No. 1312/20 No. 13 No. 1312/27 No. 12 No. 111/3 t-No. 11 No. 91/10 No. 8 No. 101/17 No. 11 No. 101/24 No. 11 No. 101/31 No. 11 No. 102/7 No. 10 No. 102/14 No. 12 No. 112/21 No. 9 No. 92/28 No. 11 No. 103/7 No. 12 No. 123/14 No. 12 No. 124/4 No. 4

1995-96Week ap coaches11/14 No. 2 No. 311/21 No. 2 No. 411/27 No. 6 No. 612/4 No. 12 No. 1112/11 No. 12 No. 1212/18 No. 10 No. 1012/25 No. 9 No. 101/1 No. 9 No. 91/8 No. 7 No. 81/15 No. 4 No. 61/22 No. 2 No. 21/29 No. 1 No. 12/5 No. 1 No. 12/12 No. 1 No. 12/19 No. 2 No. 22/26 No. 2 No. 23/4 No. 5 No. 53/11 No. 5 No. 54/2 No. 2


1997-98Week ap coaches11/7 No. 14 No. 14 11/17 No. 13 No. 1111/24 No. 13 No. 812 /1 No. 10 No. 1012/8 No. 15 No. 912/15 No. 11 No. 1212/22 No. 15 No. 1212/29 No. 17 No. 181/5 No. 20 No. 191/12 No. 19 No. 181/19 No. 18 No. 171/26 No. 17 No. 242/2 No. 24 NR2/9 NR NR 2/16 NR NR 2/23 NR NR 3/2 NR NR 3/9 NR NR

1999-2000Week ap coaches11/8 No. 3 No. 511/15 No. 3 NP11/22 No. 3 No. 311/29 No. 2 No. 212/6 No. 5 No. 512/13 No. 5 No. 512/20 No. 5 No. 512/27 No. 5 No. 61/3 No. 7 No. 71/10 No. 7 No. 71/17 No. 7 No. 71/24 No. 3 No. 31/31 No. 3 No. 22/7 No. 3 No. 22/14 No. 3 No. 22/21 No. 3 No. 22/28 No. 2 No. 23/6 No. 4 No. 43/13 No. 4 No. 44/3 No. 5

2000-01Week ap coaches11/13 No. 3 No. 311/20 No. 6 No. 611/27 No. 7 No. 712/4 No. 5 No. 612/11 No. 4 No. 412/18 No. 4 No. 412/26 No. 4 No. 41/1 No. 4 No. 41/8 No. 4 No. 41/15 No. 4 No. 41/22 No. 5 No. 51/29 No. 5 No. 52/5 No. 7 No. 62/12 No. 5 No. 52/19 No. 4 No. 42/26 No. 6 No. 53/4 No. 4 No. 43/13 No. 4 NP4/3 No. 13

2001-02Week ap coaches11/6 No. 16 No. 1511/19 No. 16 No. 1411/26 No. 13 No. 1312/3 No. 13 No. 1112/10 No. 10 No. 912/17 No. 10 No. 912/24 No. 10 No. 812/31 No. 8 No. 71/7 No. 15 No. 81/14 No. 16 No. 141/21 No. 17 No. 161/28 No. 19 No. 182/4 No. 22 No. 212/11 No. 24 No. 242/18 No. 23 No. 222/25 No. 24 No. 243/4 NR NR3/11 NR NR4/1 NR

2002-03Week ap coaches11/5 No. 8 No. 911/18 No. 8 No. 911/25 No. 8 No. 1712/2 No. 14 No. 2012/9 No. 20 No. 2012/16 No. 20 No. 2212/23 No. 24 NR12/30 NR NR1/6 NR NR1/13 NR NR1/20 No. 24 No. 20 1/27 No. 18 No. 182/3 No. 17 No. 162/10 No. 14 No. 162/17 No. 13 No. 162/24 No. 14 No. 193/3 No. 17 No. 193/11 No. 19 No. 204/9 No. 11

2003-04Week ap coaches11/3 No. 1111/11 No. 11 No. 1111/17 No. 10 No. 1011/24 No. 10 No. 1012/1 No. 11 No. 912/8 No. 10 No. 912/15 No. 10 No. 912/22 No. 12 No. 1112/29 No. 12 No. 111/5 No. 12 No. 91/12 No. 11 No. 91/19 No. 17 No. 161/26 No. 19 No. 172/3 No. 16 No. 172/10 No. 19 No. 172/17 No. 18 No. 172/24 No. 19 t-No. 153/1 No. 20 No. 153/8 No. 16 No. 143/15 No. 16 No. 154/7 No. 8


1998-99Week ap coaches11/6 No. 7 t-No. 1011/16 No. 7 No. 611/23 No. 6 No. 511/30 No. 5 No. 512/7 No. 5 No. 512/14 No. 5 No. 412/21 No. 4 No. 412/28 No. 4 No. 41/4 No. 4 No. 41/11 No. 4 No. 41/18 No. 5 No. 41/25 No. 4 No. 42/1 No. 8 No. 82/8 No. 10 No. 122/15 No. 14 No. 142/22 No. 14 No. 143/1 No. 14 No. 143/8 No. 12 No. 143/15 No. 123/39 No. 5

2004-05Week ap coaches11/8 No. 5 No. 511/15 No. 5 NP11/22 No. 3 No. 3 11/29 No. 6 No. 612/6 No. 14 No. 1412/13 No. 16 No. 1612/20 No. 15 No. 1512/27 No. 15 No. 151/3 No. 16 No. 161/10 No. 18 No. 181/17 No. 21 No. 211/24 No. 20 No. 201/31 No. 19 No. 192/7 No. 18 No. 182/14 No. 16 No. 162/21 No. 18 No. 182/28 No. 20 No. 203/7 No. 20 No. 203/14 No. 20 NP4/6 No. 13eboNy Felder

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2006-07Week ap coaches11/6 No. 9 NP11/13 No. 9 No. 811/20 No. 8 No. 811/27 No. 8 No. 812/4 No. 8 No. 812/11 No. 11 No. 1012/18 No. 11 No. 1112/25 No. 11 No. 101/1 No. 15 No. 151/8 No. 15 No. 151/15 No. 16 No. 161/22 No. 14 No. 151/29 No. 14 No. 142/5 No. 9 No. 122/12 No. 11 No. 122/19 No. 11 t-No. 122/26 No. 10 No. 123/5 No. 14 No. 143/12 No. 13 No. 144/4 No. 13

2007-08Week ap coaches11/5 No. 9 NP11/12 No. 8 No. 1011/19 No. 8 No. 911/26 No. 7 No. 812/3 No. 7 No. 812/10 No. 7 No. 712/17 No. 7 No. 712/24 No. 7 No. 712/31 No. 7 No. 71/7 No. 10 No. 101/14 No. 12 No. 111/21 No. 17 No. 141/28 No. 17 No. 142/4 No. 24 No. 212/11 NR No. 242/18 No. 24 No. 222/25 No. 22 No. 203/3 No. 23 No. 213/10 NR No. 244/8 No. 24

2008-09Week ap coaches11/10 NR No. 2511/17 NR No. 2311/24 NR NR12/1 NR NR12/8 NR NR12/15 NR NR12/22 NR NR12/29 NR NR1/5 NR NR1/12 NR NR1/19 NR NR1/26 NR NR2/2 NR NR2/9 NR NR2/16 NR NR2/23 NR NR3/1 NR NR3/9 NR NR4/7 NR

2013-14Week ap coaches11/4 No. 24 No. 2211/11 No. 24 No. 2211/18 No. 23 No. 2111/25 No. 22 No. 2112/2 No. 19 No. 1812/9 No. 16 No. 1712/16 No. 16 No. 1512/23 No. 19 No. 1512/30 No. 19 No. 181/6 No. 25 No. 211/13 NR NR1/20 NR NR1/27 NR NR2/3 NR NR2/10 NR NR2/18 NR NR2/24 NR NR3/3 NR NR3/10 NR NR4/7 NR NR

2009-10Week ap coaches11/9 No. 21 NP 11/16 No. 16 No. 2211/23 No. 14 No. 1911/30 No. 13 No. 1612/7 No. 13 No. 1312/14 No. 11 No. 1212/21 No. 9 No. 912/28 No. 9 No. 81/4 No. 8 No. 81/11 No. 6 No. 61/18 No. 8 No. 81/25 No. 9 No. 92/1 No. 14 No. 142/8 No. 19 No. 182/15 No. 20 No. 202/22 No. 24 No. 243/1 No. 22 No. 243/8 No. 23 NR3/15 NR4/7 No. 19.

2010-11Week ap coaches10/29 No. 19 No. 1911/15 No. 18 No. 1811/22 No. 17 No. 1811/29 No. 21 No. 2212/6 No. 24 NR12/13 NR NR12/20 NR NR12/27 NR NR1/3 NR NR1/10 NR NR1/17 No. 24 NR 1/24 No. 20 No. 241/31 No. 24 NR2/7 No. 24 NR 2/14 NR NR 2/21 No. 22 NR 2/28 NR NR 3/7 NR NR4/7 No. 24

2011-12Week ap coaches10/28 No. 12 No. 1211/14 No. 12 No. 1111/21 No. 10 No. 1011/28 No. 14 No. 1412/5 No. 13 No. 1212/12 No. 13 No. 1212/19 No. 13 No. 1512/26 No. 17 No. 151/2 No. 16 No. 151/9 No. 19 No. 161/16 No. 15 No. 141/23 No. 17 No. 151/30 No. 17 No. 202/6 No. 21 No. 202/13 No. 18 No. 152/20 No. 18 No. 162/27 No. 16 No. 153/5 No. 20 No. 183/12 No. 20 No. 174/4 No. 20

2012-13Week ap coaches11/5 No. 10 No. 1111/12 No. 10 No. 1011/19 No. 8 No. 811/26 No. 8 No. 812/3 No. 6 No. 612/10 No. 6 No. 612/17 No. 6 No. 612/24 No. 6 No. 612/31 No. 10 No. 101/7 No. 13 No. 101/14 No. 13 No. 131/21 No. 14 No. 141/28 No. 13 No. 132/4 No. 9 No. 92/11 No. 13 No. 132/18 No. 13 No. 132/25 No. 11 No. 113/4 No. 12 No. 123/11 No. 14 No. 144/10 No. 10

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oppoNeNT raNk

No. 1 3-16No. 2 6-12No. 3 7-20No. 4 7-6No. 5 3-13No. 6 3-10No. 7 2-9No. 8 4-7No. 9 8-6No. 10 9-3No. 11 3-6No. 12 13-7No. 13 6-3No. 14 10-3No. 15 11-6No. 16 7-2No. 17 5-7No. 18 12-4No. 19 14-3No. 20 11-7No. 21 2-2No. 22 5-4No. 23 8-1No. 24 5-1No. 25 2-2

season rank1982-83 No. 81983-84 No. 31984-85 No. 81985-86 No. 21986-87 No. 61987-88 No. 171988-89 No. 101989-90 No. 71990-91 No. 31991-92 NR1992-93 No. 211993-94 NR1994-95 No. 121995-96 No. 51996-97 No. 61997-98 NR1998-99 No. 121999-00 No. 42000-01 No. 4

resulTs vs raNked GeorGia’s FiNalap raNkiNGsGeorGia

raNkNo. 1 1-2No. 2 11-6No. 3 21-6No. 4 14-10No. 5 13-7No. 6 14-9No. 7 11-1No. 8 18-7No. 9 9-7No. 10 8-9No. 11 5-6No. 12 12-8No. 13 18-8No. 14 13-5No. 15 2-8No. 16 6-4No. 17 11-9No. 18 2-5No. 19 3-5No. 20 2-5No. 21 2-2No. 22 1-5No. 23 2-2No. 24 3-4No. 25 0-1Un 17-19

overall vs. Top Top onseason record ranked h a N 10 5 sec Tv1973-74 3-13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01974-75 8-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01975-76 11-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01976-77 2-10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01977-78 7-16 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01978-79 6-19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01979-80 16-12 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-01980-81 27-10 1-2 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-01981-82 21-9 2-6 1-2 0-3 1-1 0-2 0-1 2-4 0-01982-83 27-7 7-5 2-1 1-3 4-1 3-4 0-1 5-4 1-11983-84 30-3 9-3 6-0 1-3 2-0 4-1 1-1 6-2 1-11984-85 29-5 9-4 2-1 3-1 4-2 3-3 1-2 1-2 2-11985-86 30-2 10-2 5-0 4-1 1-1 6-1 2-1 6-1 1-01986-87 27-5 5-5 4-0 0-3 1-2 2-5 1-3 4-3 0-11987-88 21-10 2-8 0-3 0-4 2-1 1-7 0-5 0-5 0-11988-89 23-7 4-4 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-3 1-3 2-3 1-11989-90 25-5 5-3 4-1 0-1 1-1 2-1 1-1 4-3 2-01990-91 28-4 10-4 5-0 3-2 2-2 3-0 2-0 4-1 4-31991-92 19-11 4-5 0-2 2-2 2-1 2-4 2-2 4-4 1-21992-93 21-13 2-5 1-2 0-1 1-2 1-5 1-3 1-4 0-21993-94 17-11 3-5 2-1 1-2 0-2 0-3 0-2 1-4 1-11994-95 28-5 5-5 3-2 0-1 2-2 1-4 1-2 4-5 2-11995-96 28-5 11-3 2-0 6-2 3-1 5-2 4-2 6-2 7-11996-97 25-6 11-5 6-2 4-1 1-2 2-4 1-4 8-1 5-31997-98 17-11 2-5 1-2 1-3 0-0 0-2 0-2 2-4 1-21998-99 27-7 5-4 3-1 0-1 2-2 1-4 0-3 3-3 3-21999-00 32-4 6-4 2-1 1-1 3-2 2-1 1-0 3-2 2-22000-01 27-6 6-5 2-0 1-4 3-1 3-4 1-3 4-3 4-32001-02 19-11 4-7 2-3 2-2 0-2 0-5 0-2 3-6 1-52002-03 21-10 5-6 4-0 1-4 0-2 0-3 0-3 4-5 3-42003-04 25-10 3-6 1-1 0-3 2-2 2-3 2-2 2-4 3-52004-05 24-10 3-5 2-1 0-2 1-2 1-4 1-3 0-4 2-52005-06 23-9 4-8 1-2 2-3 1-3 0-7 0-4 4-5 2-82006-07 27-7 6-6 4-1 0-2 2-3 1-3 0-2 3-4 4-52007-08 23-10 0-5 0-1 0-3 0-1 0-3 0-2 0-3 0-42008-09 18-14 3-8 3-0 0-6 0-2 1-1 1-1 4-5 3-82009-10 25-9 6-2 5-0 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 4-22010-11 23-11 4-3 1-0 2-1 1-2 1-2 0-2 3-2 4-32011-12 22-9 2-5 1-2 1-1 0-2 0-3 0-0 1-4 1-32012-13 28-7 5-4 1-1 1-1 3-2 2-2 1-1 3-3 5-4 2013-14 20-12 2-4 2-1 0-2 0-1 0-3 0-3 2-4 1-3Totals 880-372 167-163 81-36 38-75 48-52 52-100 26-67 102-112 72-87

vs. Top Top onby Month ranked h a N 10 5 sec TvNovember 13-8 4-2 1-3 8-3 1-6 1-3 0-0 2-3December 22-17 2-3 10-11 9-3 7-9 4-8 6-2 4-6January 48-40 31-19 17-21 0-0 18-28 9-17 40-38 22-23February 39-41 29-9 8-30 2-2 10-25 3-17 35-42 13-22March 40-46 9-3 2-2 29-41 16-28 9-18 21-27 26-32April 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-3 0-2 0-1 0-3

by day Monday 19-13 8-2 3-5 7-7 9-10 7-8 4-7 11-11Tuesday 6-6 3-0 2-5 1-1 1-2 1-2 3-1 2-2Wednesday 11-13 6-6 4-5 1-2 2-9 0-7 7-9 1-2Thursday 28-25 19-7 6-16 3-2 4-15 2-10 23-21 11-12Friday 18-15 3-2 2-3 13-10 3-9 1-7 9-9 9-10Saturday 30-34 8-3 9-13 13-18 14-22 8-14 15-22 9-17Sunday 54-54 33-16 12-24 9-13 19-34 7-18 38-41 29-33

season rank2001-02 NR2002-03 No. 192003-04 No. 162004-05 No. 202005-06 No. 122006-07 No. 132007-08 NR2008-09 NR2009-10 No. 232010-11 NR2011-12 No. 202012-13 No. 142013-14 NR

Record vs. ap Ranked Opponents

H I S T O R Y


‘75 WiNThrop iNviTaTioNalrock hill, s.c.

2/13 Furman W 61-432/14 Winthrop L 73-93


2/12 East Carolina L 66-802/13 South Carolina W 62-602/14 Winthrop W 69-582/14 Western Carolina L 75-77


2/17 East Carolina W 71-542/18 Anderson JC L 79-99


2/9 South Carolina L 49-712/10 East Tennessee W 95-832/11 Anderson JC W 87-802/12 East Carolina L 76-92

‘79 lady doG iNviTaTioNalstarkville, Miss.

1/4 Mississippi State L 46-581/5 Florida L 66-74

‘80 lady kaT iNviTaTioNallexington, ky.

1/18 Kentucky L 61-821/19 Miami (Ohio) L 64-72

‘81 cleMsoN iNviTaTioNalclemson, s.c.

1/9 Alabama L 61-721/10 Appalachian State W 83-60

‘81 lady suNshiNe classicorlando, Fla.

11/27 Valdosta State L 82-8311/28 McNeese State W 94-74

‘81 lady TiGer classicMemphis, Tenn.

12/17 Mississippi State W 75-5612/18 Memphis State W 80-6812/19 Northern Illinois W 76-65

‘82 opTiMisT-odu classicNorfolk, va.

1/22 Drake L 64-761/23 Syracuse W 91-46

‘82 crush classicchicago, ill.

11/26 No. 14 Rutgers W 76-6111/27 UCLA L 57-75

‘82 dial soap classicMiami, Fla.

12/30 Minnesota W 65-6112/31 Appalachian State W 94-32

‘83 Nike-caroliNa classiccolumbia, s.c.

1/21 East Carolina W 80-611/22 South Carolina W 74-72

‘83 deTroiT classicdetroit, Mich.

11/25 St. John’s W 83-7011/26 Bowling Green W 99-50

‘83 GiusTi TourNaMeNTportland, ore.

12/18 Oregon W 89-6412/19 Portland State W 64-3412/20 Oregon State W 89-54

‘83 buckeye classiccolumbus, ohio

12/29 Miami (Ohio) W 93-3612/30 No. 17 Clemson W 78-64

‘84 Mid-aMerica classiccolumbia, Mo.

12/14 No. 16 Texas Tech W 80-6812/15 No. 18 Missouri W 70-67


12/28 No. 14 Rutgers W 80-6212/29 No. 9 Ohio State W 58-57

‘85 TeNNessee Tech classiccookeville, Tenn.

11/22 Central Michigan W 97-5511/23 Tennessee Tech W 79-64

‘85 TraNsaMerica classiclos angeles, calif.

12/27 No. 18 North Carolina W 87-7012/28 No. 3 Southern Cal L 67-70

‘86 souTherN iNviTaTioNalatlanta, Ga.

11/28 Grambling W 73-5111/29 South Alabama W 70-5811/30 Alabama W 78-58

‘86 Texaco chrisTMas classicvillanova, pa.

12/27 Virginia Tech W 80-5612/28 Villanova W 71-60

‘87 aMaNa hakWeye classiciowa city, iowa

11/28 No. 16 Southern Illinois W 58-5311/29 No. 6 Iowa L 56-66

‘87 roNald McdoNald house classicraleigh, N.c.

12/28 No. 9 Ohio State W 80-6612/29 N.C. State W 73-54

‘88 hall oF FaMe classiccincinnati, ohio

11/25 Cincinnati W 66-4511/26 No. 16 N.C. State W 68-58

‘88 uNlv classiclas vegas, Nev.

12/28 Oklahoma State L 70-7612/29 South Alabama W 92-62

‘89 WiMMer’s iNviTaTioNallincoln, Neb.

11/24 Ohio State W 88-7811/25 Nebraska W 74-59

‘89 hilToN head shooTouThilton head, s.c.

12/29 North Carolina W 83-6912/30 No. 20 South Carolina W 76-64

‘90 cardiNal classicstanford, calif.

12/21 No. 8 Northwestern W OT-93-8312/22 No. 12 Stanford L 79-82

‘90 bell aTlaNTic classicNew brunswick, N.J.

12/28 Maryland W 91-7312/30 No. 17 Rutgers L 57-58

‘92 raiNboW WahiNe classichonolulu, hawaii

12/12 Santa Clara L 62-6412/13 Oregon State L 79-81


12/18 Missouri-Kansas City W 72-6312/19 Ohio State L 72-89

‘92 WildcaT chrisTMas classicvillanova, pa.

12/28 San Diego State L 63-7012/29 Rider W 97-57

‘93 ises iNviTaTioNalatlanta, Ga.

12/14 Georgia Southern W 82-7712/15 Georgia Tech W 67-52

‘93 express classicJamaica, N.y.

12/29 No. 16 Kansas L 79-9212/30 Coppin State W 94-41

‘94 ises iNviTaTioNalatlanta, Ga.

12/12 Georgia State W 92-3712/13 Georgia Tech W 113-81

‘95 odu-dial classicNorfolk, va.

11/25 SMU W 95-6511/26 Old Dominion L 64-67

‘95 caroliNas beach classicMyrtle beach, s.c.

12/19 S.C. State W 93-3212/20 No. 11 Iowa W 79-5212/21 Nebraska W 86-70

‘96 NorTherN liGhTs iNviTaTioNalanchorage, alaska

12/19 Weber State W 72-4412/20 Toledo W 85-5212/21 Oregon W 72-55

‘96 uNlv shooTouTlas vegas, Nev.

12/27 No. 5 Louisiana Tech L 69-7112/28 UNLV W 87-41

‘97 Tallahassee deMocraT classicTallahassee, Fla.

12/5 Florida International L 68-8312/6 Charleston Southern W 97-61

holiday Tournament Results

H I S T O R Y


all-holiday TourNey TeaMssharon baldwin’89 Wimmer’s Invitational

shacobia barbee’13 GSU Thanksgiving Invitational

kara braxton’01 Oakland Tribune Classic

kiesha brown’98 Conoco Ladyjack Classic

Teresa edwards’82 Dial Soap Classic’83 Buckeye Classic’84 Mid-America Classic’84 buckeye classic’85 Tennessee Tech Classic’85 TransAmerica Classic

stacey Ford’89 Hilton Head Shootout

la’keshia Frett’94 ISES Invitational’93 Express Christmas Classic’95 ODU-Dial Classic’95 carolinas classic’96 Northern Lights Invitational’96 UNLV Shootout

carla Green’87 Amana-Hawkeye Classic

Tiaria Griffin’13 Gsu Thanksgiving invitational

lady hardmon’89 Wimmer’s Invitational’89 hilton head shootout’90 Bell Atlantic Classic

Janet harris’81 Lady Sunshine Classic’81 lady Tiger classic’82 Optimist-ODU Classic’83 Nike-Carolina Classic’83 detroit classic’83 Giusti Tournament’83 buckeye classic’84 Mid-america classic’84 Buckeye Classic

Jasmine hassell‘10 LMU Thanksgiving Classic‘11 UNLV Lady Rebel Round-up‘12 UNM Thanksgiving Tournament

Tracy henderson’93 Express Christmas Classic’96 Northern lights invitational

kedra holland-corn’96 Northern Lights Invitational’96 UNLV Shootout

Wanda holloway’82 dial soap classic’83 Detroit Classic

ashley houts’07 Fiu Fun & sun’08 uNlv round-up‘09 Lady Eagle Classic

Tasha humphrey’03 Rainbow Wahine Invitational’05 Ayres Hotel Classic’07 Junkanoo Jam’07 FIU Fun & Sun Classic

Jasmine James‘09 Lady Eagle Classic’10 FIU Fun & Sun‘12 uNM Thanksgiving Tournament

Tammye Jenkins’88 hall of classic’89 Wimmer’s invitational’89 Hilton Head Shootout

bernadette locke’80 Lady Kat Invitational

rhonda Malone’81 Lady Sunshine Classic

katrina Mcclain’83 Buckeye Classic’84 Buckeye Classic’85 TTu classic’85 TransAmerica Classic’86 southern invitational’86 Texaco Christmas Classic

‘04 raiNboW WahiNe classichonolulu, hawaii

11/26 Idaho W 77-5511/27 TCU L 63-6411/28 Santa Clara W 87-68

‘05 ayres hoTel classiclos angeles, calif.

11/25 UCLA L 64-8411/26 Loyola Marymount W 89-58

‘06 surF ’N slaM classicsan diego, calif.

12/28 Georgia Washington L 54-6612/30 Brown W 82-69

‘07 JuNaNoo JaMFreeport, bahamas

11/23 Prairie View A&M W 78-4411/24 Southern Cal W 58-57

‘07 Fiu FuN & suN classicMiami, Fla.

12/29 Florida State W 71-6212/30 Florida International W 70-56

‘08 lady rebel rouNd-uplas vegas, Nev.

11/28 Cal State Fullerton W 85-6411/29 Eastern Washington W 75-51

‘09 lady eaGle classichattiesburg, Miss.

11/27 Texas A&M-CC W 77-5811/28 Southern Miss W 88-55

‘10 lMu ThaNksGiviNG classiclos angeles, calif.

11/26 Denver W 73-5111/27 Loyola Marymount W 76-45

‘10 Fiu FuN & suN classicMiami, Fla.

12/29 Louisiana Tech L 62-7712/30 Florida International W 70-65

‘11 uNlv lady rebel rouNd-uplas vegas, Nev.

11/26 Georgetown L 56-6411/27 Northeastern W 81-61

‘11 holiday hoops classiclas vegas, Nev.

12/19 Gonzaga L 68-7112/20 Montana State W 63-49

Tawana Mcdonald’98 BSU Christmas Classic’99 pre-season WNiT’99 The Beach Classic’01 oakland Tribune classic

coco Miller’97 CoreStates Classic’98 BSU Christmas Classic’99 Dead River Classic’99 The Beach Classic

kelly Miller’98 conoco ladyjack classic’98 bsu classic’99 Pre-season WNIT’99 dead river classic’99 The Beach Classic’00 Coaches vs. Cancer

deanna “Tweety” Nolan’99 The beach classic

porsha phillips‘10 lMu Thanksgiving classic

angel robinson’07 Junkanoo Jam

saudia roundtree’95 ODU-Dial Classic

adrienne shuler’90 Bell Atlantic Classic

lou sims’81 Lady Tiger Classic

kim “k.T.” Thompson’93 Express Christmas Classic

Medina Turner’92 Buckeye Classic’92 Wildcat Classic

Traci Waites’85 TTU Classic

sherelle Warren’86 Texaco Classic’87 Mcdonald house classic

‘97 coresTaTes classicphiladelphia, pa.

12/29 Fairfield W 94-6812/30 LaSalle W 80-64

‘98 coNoco ladyJack classicNacogdoches, Texas

12/5 Alcorn State W 91-5112/6 Stephen F. Austin W 81-70

‘98 bsu chrisTMas classicboise, idaho

12/19 Sacramento State W 94-4812/20 Boise State W 91-51

‘99 pre-seasoN WNiT11/15 Alabama-Birmingham W 76-7511/17 at No. 17 Virginia Tech W 65-6011/21 vs. No. 20 Boston College W 78-7011/22 vs. No. 12 UCSB W 85-64

‘99 dead river classicorono, Maine

11/26 Stephen F. Austin W 85-4411/27 Maine W OT-79-68

‘99 hilToN hobby classichouston, Texas

12/4 Alcorn State W 78-3812/5 Houston W 98-68

‘99 The beach classiclong beach, calif.

12/19 Ohio State W 78-3812/20 Long Beach State W 87-67

‘00 coaches vs. caNcer challeNGeMadison, Wis.

11/22 No. 12 Oklahoma W 94-7011/24 No. 5 Notre Dame L 73-75

‘01 oaklaNd TribuNe classicberkeley, calif.

12/1 UNLV W 77-6212/2 California W 54-48

‘03 coMForT suiTes classicrichmond, ky.

12/29 Morehead State W 92-4212/30 Eastern Kentucky W 92-60

‘12 uNM TouraMeNTalbuquerque, N.M.

11/23 St. Bonaventure W 84-4811/24 New Mexico W 72-42

‘13 Gsu iNviTaTioNalatlanta, Ga.

11/29 George Washington W 80-6012/1 Georgia State W 70-58

holiday Tournament Results

bold type denotes Tournament Mvps

H I S T O R Y


1980 • Knoxville, Tenn.2/7 QF Ole Miss L 70-80

1981 • BaTon Rouge, la.2/26 QF Ole Miss W 75-682/27 SF Alabama L 66-802/28 Con. Kentucky W 73-62

1982 • lexingTon, Ky.2/25 QF #4 Auburn W 66-652/26 SF #1 Tennessee L 44-552/28 Con. #7 LSU W 77-66

1983 • Knoxville, Tenn.No. 3 seed east

Sec champIOnS3/3 QF #3W LSU W 79-783/4 SF #1E Tennessee W 71-653/5 F #1W Ole Miss W 72-69

1984 • aThens, ga.No. 1 seed (east)

Sec champIOnS3/1 QF #4W Auburn W 102-723/2 SF #2W LSU W 84-773/3 F #3W Alabama W 74-65

1985 • QF-aThens/sF-oxFoRd No. 1 seed (east)

2/28 QF #5E Vanderbilt W 79-673/3 SF #2W Auburn L 65-80

1986 • aThens, ga.No. 1 seed

Sec champIOnS3/1 QF #8 Alabama W 88-713/2 SF #4 Ole Miss W 76-683/3 F #3 LSU W 94-72

1987 • alBany, ga.No. 2 seed

3/4 QF #7 Kentucky W 67-643/5 SF #6 Vanderbilt W 54-533/6 F #1 Auburn L 57-81


3/4 QF #3 LSU W 86-843/5 SF #2 Tennessee L 76-82


3/3 QF #6 Ole Miss L 69-78


3/2 QF #5 Vanderbilt W 79-723/3 SF #1 Tennessee L 54-73


3/1 QF #9 Alabama W 78-693/2 SF #4 LSU L 74-83


3/6 QF #5 Vanderbilt W 58-573/7 SF #1 Ole Miss W 71-603/8 F #2 Tennessee L 66-73

1993 • ChaTTanooga, Tenn.No. 8 seed

3/5 1st #9 Arkansas W 84-733/6 QF #1 Tennessee W 73-723/7 SF #5 Alabama W 76-723/8 F #3 Vanderbilt L 64-78


3/4 1st #9 Arkansas W 84-623/5 QF #1 Tennessee L 72-86


3/4 QF #6 Florida W 88-713/5 SF #2 Vanderbilt L 56-82


3/1 QF #8 LSU L 71-73


3/1 QF #9 Auburn L 47-75

1998 • ColumBus, ga.No. 5 seed

2/26 1st #12 Ole Miss L 73-77


2/26 QF #6 Mississippi State W 72-662/27 SF #7 Kentucky W 68-622/28 F #1 Tennessee L 69-85


3/3 QF #9 Kentucky W 63-453/4 SF #5 Mississippi State L 61-62

2001 • memphis, Tenn.No. 3 seed

Sec champIOnS3/2 QF #11 Ole Miss W 80-613/3 SF #7 Arkansas W 63-443/4 F #4 Vanderbilt W 62-60

2002 • nashville, Tenn.No. 9 seed

2/28 1st #8 Alabama W 64-603/1 QF #1 Tennessee L 67-81

2003 • noRTh liTTle RoCK, aRK.No. 3 seed

3/7 QF #5 Vanderbilt L 70-74


3/4 1st #12 South Carolina W 73-423/5 QF #4 Florida W 76-723/6 SF #1 Tennessee W OT-68-663/7 F #6 Vanderbilt L 56-62

2005 • gReenville, s.C.No. 4 seed

3/4 QF #5 Ole Miss W 87-653/4 SF #1 LSU L 65-79


3/3 QF #6 Vanderbilt W 69-473/4 SF #2 Tennessee L 79-89

2007 • duluTh, ga.No. 2 seed

3/2 QF #7 Kentucky W 72-403/3 SF #3 Vanderbilt L 56-81


3/6 1st #12 Alabama W 71-623/7 QF #4 Kentucky L 50-57


3/5 1st #10 Kentucky W 82-643/6 QF #2 Vanderbilt L 61-69


3/4 1st #11 Alabama W 73-663/5 QF #3 Mississippi State L 52-67


3/4 1st # 5 South Carolina W 66-343/5 QF #1 Tennessee L 58-82


3/2 QF # 6 South Carolina L 55-59


3/8 QF #6 LSU W 71-533/9 SF #2 Kentucky L 38-60


3/6 2nd #8 Vanderbilt W 53-433/7 QF #1 South Carolina L 48-67

# Denotes opponent’s seed in tourney

Georgia won the 2001 SEC Tournament title on Kelly Miller’s buzzer-beater. (Above) After Vanderbilt tied the score at 60-60 with 5.9 seconds left, Miller con-nected on a running jumper from the free throw line with 0.8 of a second remaining.

Sec Tournament Results

H I S T O R Y


yOuThful lady dOgS ROll TO 1ST Sec cROwn In many ways, the post-season success the Lady Bulldogs have enjoyed over the past three decades began at the 1983 SEC Tournament in Knoxville, Tenn. “I think the ’83 team truly started the Georgia tradition – the style of play that we would enjoy for years...the suc-cess...the habit of winning...the habit of playing hard – I think that all is an outgrowth of what the ’83 team started,” Andy Landers said. After finishing the regular-season with just a 4-5 record in league action, the Lady Bulldogs came together in early March to begin an impressive post-season run. Led by fresh-men Teresa Edwards and Lisa O’Conner, No. 12 Georgia knocked off three ranked opponents in as many days to run the table at the Stokely Athletics Center and secure the Lady Bulldogs’ first-ever SEC Championship. O’Connor poured in 21 points and played all 40 minutes as UGA downed No. 19 LSU, 79-78, in the quarterfinals. Ed-wards scored 21 in a semifinal victory over No. 8 Tennessee. Four different Lady Bulldogs then reached double figures

in a 72-69 win against No. 15 Ole Miss in the final. Reserve Wanda Holloway led Georgia with 23 points, including the Lady Bulldogs’ final seven points of the game. Georgia then rode the momentum it gained in Knoxville into the NCAA Tournament, where wins over No. 15 North Carolina, Indiana and No. 9 Tennessee earned the Lady Bull-dogs the first of their now five trips to the Final Four.

uGa sec TourNey NoTes◊ Georgia has won the SEC Tournament title

four times, in 1983, 1984, 1986 and 2001.◊ Georgia has compiled a 45-31 (.592) record in

SEC Tournament play.

record vs. all schoolsschool rec. last resultAlabama 7-1 W, 73-66 in 2010 1stArkansas 3-0 W, 63-44 in 2001 SFAuburn 2-3 L, 47-75 in 1997 QFFlorida 2-0 W, 76-72 in 2004 QFKentucky 6-2 L, 30-68 in 2013 SFLSU 6-3 W, 71-53 in 2013 QFOle Miss 6-3 W, 87-65 in 2005 QFMississippi State 1-2 L, 52-67 in 2010 QFMissouri 0-0South Carolina 2-2 L, 48-67 in 2014 QFTennessee 3-9 L, 58-82 in 2011 QFTexas A&M 0-0Vanderbilt 7-6 W, 53-43 in 2014 2nd

record by rouNdrd. Times rec. last-resultRound of 12 9 9-1 ’14-W, 53-43 vs. VUQuarters 33 21-13 ’14-L, 48-67 vs. SCSemis 21 9-12 ’13-L, 38-60 to UKFinal 9 4-5 ’04-L, 56-62 vs. VandyCon. 2 2-0 ’82-W, 77-66 vs. LSU

record by seedseed Times rec. last-best resultNo. 1 *7 9-5 2000-Champs (’84, ’86)No. 2 2 3-2 2007-Runner-up (’87)No. 3 **9 11-7 2006 -Champs (’83, ’01)No. 4 4 5-4 2005-Runner-up (’92)No. 5 3 4-3 2008-Runner-up (’04)No. 6 2 2-2 1988-Semis (’88)No. 7 1 1-1 2009-Quarters (‘09)No. 8 2 4-2 1994-Runner-up (’93)No. 9 2 2-2 2014 -Quarters (’02, ‘14)No. 10 0 0-0No. 11 0 0-0No. 12 0 0-0Un. 3 4-3 1982 Third (’81, ’82) * includes twice as No. 1 seed in SEC East (1984, 1985) ** includes once as No. 3 seed in SEC East (1983)

all-sec TourNaMeNT hoNorees

Teresa edWards1983 SEC Tournament MVP

kaTriNa McclaiN1986 SEC Tournament MVP

1982 – Janet Harris1983 – Teresa Edwards (MVP) Lisa O’Connor1984 – Teresa Edwards Janet Harris Wanda Holloway1985 – Janet Harris1986 – Katrina McClain (MVP) Teresa Edwards Lisa O’Connor1987 – Katrina McClain

1988 – Tammye Jenkins1990 – Lady Hardmon1992 – Lady Hardmon1993 – Deborah Reese1999 – Coco Miller2001 – Kelly Miller Deanna Nolan2004 – Janese Hardrick Christi Thomas2005 – Tasha Humphrey2006 – Sherill Baker

lisa o’coNNor deborah reese “TWeeTy” NolaN

Sec Tournament Results

H I S T O R Y


1982 • no. 4 seed midwesT1st round – Tempe, ariz.

3/12 32 #5 Arizona State L 77-97

1983 • no. 2 see mideasT 1st round – athens

3/19 32 #7 North Carolina W 72-70regional – Notre dame, ind.

3/25 16 #6 Indiana W 86-702/27 8 #1 Tennessee W 67-63

Final Four – Norfolk, va.4/1 SF #1W Southern Cal L 57-81

1984 • no. 1 seed mideasT 1st round – athens

3/17 32 #8 Louisville W 112-69regional – knoxville, Tenn.

3/23 16 #4 Ole Miss W 73-633/25 8 #3 Tennessee L 61-73

1985 • no. 2 seed wesT 1st round – athens

3/16 32 #7 Tennessee Tech W 91-74regional – los angeles

3/21 16 #6 UCLA W 78-423/23 8 #1 Long Beach State W 97-82

Final Four – austin, Texas3/29 SF #4ME Western Ky. W 91-783/31 F #1E Old Dominion L 65-70


3/15 32 #8 Illinois W 103-64regional – iowa city, iowa

3/20 16 #4 Tennessee L 82-85

1987 • no. 2 seed midwesT1st round – athens

3/14 32 #7 Kansas W 82-51regional – Monroe, la.

3/29 16 #3 Iowa L 60-62


3/19 32 #5 Western Ky. W 84-66regional – athens

3/24 16 #1 Auburn L 65-68


3/15 48 #12 UT-Chattanooga W 90-692nd – clemson, s.c.

3/18 32 #4 Clemson L 65-78

1990 • no. 2 seed wesT2nd round – athens

3/18 32 #7 Arkansas L 70-81

1991 • no. 1 seed wesT 1st round – athens

3/16 32 #8 UNLV W 86-62regional – las vegas, Nev.

3/21 16 #4 Long Beach State W 87-773/23 8 #2 Stanford L 67-75

1993 • unseeded wesT 1st round – athens

3/17 48 Un. San Diego State W 85-682nd round – palo alto, calif

3/20 32 #1 Stanford L 60-93

1995 • no. 3 seed midwesT 1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/17 64 #14 Indiana W 81-643/19 32 #11 Louisville W 81-68

regional – des Moines, iowa3/23 16 #7 N.C. State W 98-793/25 8 #1 Colorado W 82-79

Final Four – Minneapolis, Minn.4/1 SF #1ME Tennessee L 51-73

1996 • no. 2 seed midwesT1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/15 64 #15 Saint Francis (PA) W 98-663/17 32 #7 Oklahoma State W 83-55

regional – Nacogdoches, Texas3/23 16 #11 Stephen F. Austin W 78-643/25 8 #1 Louisiana Tech W 90-76

Final Four – charlotte, N.c.3/29 SF #1W Stanford W 86-763/31 F #1E Tennessee L 65-83

1997 • no. 2 seed wesT 1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/14 64 #15 Eastern Kentucky W 91-553/16 32 #7 Arizona W 80-74

regional – Missoula, Mont.3/22 16 #6 Vanderbilt W 66-523/24 8 #1 Stanford L 47-82

1998 • no. 7 seed easT1st round – storrs, conn.

3/13 64 #10 G. Washington L 72-74

1999 • no. 3 seed mideasT 1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/13 64 #14 Liberty W 73-523/15 32 #11 SMU W 68-55

regional – cincinnati, ohio3/20 16 #2 Clemson W 67-543/22 8 #4 Iowa State W 89-71

Final Four – san Jose, calif.3/26 SF #3E Duke L 69-81

2000 • no. 1 seed wesT 1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/18 64 #16 Montana W 74-463/20 32 #9 Stanford W 83-64

regional – portland, ore.3/25 16 #5 North Carolina W 83-573/27 8 #2 Rutgers L 51-59

2001 • no. 2 seed easT1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/16 64 #15 Liberty W 77-483/18 32 #10 Missouri L 65-78

2002 • no. 10 seed mideasT1st round – West lafayette, ind.

3/16 64 #7 Old Dominion L 54-68

2003 • no. 5 seed midwesT1st & 2nd rounds – athens

3/22 64 #12 Charlotte W 81-603/24 32 #4 Rutgers W 74-64

regional – albuquerque, N.M.3/29 16 #1 Duke L 63-66

2004 • no. 3 seed wesT1st & 2nd rounds – philadelphia, pa.

3/20 64 #14 Liberty W 78-533/22 32 #6 TCU W 85-71

regional – seattle, Wash.3/27 16 #2 Purdue W 66-643/29 8 #4 LSU L 60-62

2005 • no. 6 seed1st & 2nd rounds – dallas

3/19 64 #11 Rice W 75-493/21 32 #3 Texas W 70-68

regional – chattanooga, Tenn.3/26 16 #2 Duke L 63-57

2006 • no. 3 seed1st & 2nd rounds – Trenton, N.J.

3/19 64 #14 Marist W 75-603/21 32 #11 Hartford W 73-54

regional – bridgeport, conn.3/26 16 #2 Connecicut L 75-77

2007 • no. 3 seed1st & 2nd rounds – Minneapolis, Minn.

3/17 64 #14 Belmont W 53-363/19 32 #6 Iowa State W 76-56

regional – dallas, Texas3/25 16 #2 Purdue L 65-78

2008 • no. 7 seed1st & 2nd rounds – Norfolk, va.

3/23 64 #10 Iowa W 67-613/25 32 #2 North Carolina L 66-80

2009 • no. 11 seed1st round – duluth, Ga.

3/21 64 #6 Arizona State L 47-58

2010 • no. 5 seed1st & 2nd rounds – Tempe, ariz.

3/20 64 #12 Tulane W 64-593/22 32 #4 Oklahoma State W OT-74-71

regional – sacramento, calif.3/27 16 #1 Stanford L 36-73

2011 • no. 6 seed1st & 2nd rounds – auburn, ala.

3/20 64 #11 Middle Tennessee W 56-413/22 32 #3 Florida State W 61-59

regional – dallas, Texas3/27 16 #2 Texas A&M L 38-79

2012 • no. 4 seed1st & 2nd rounds – Tallahassee, Fla.

3/18 64 #13 Marist L 70-76

2013 • no. 4 seed1st & 2nd rounds – spokane, Wash.

3/23 64 #13 Montana W 70-503/25 32 #5 Iowa State W 65-60

regional – spokane, Wash.3/30 16 #1 Stanford W 61-594/1 8 #2 California L OT-62-65

2014 • no. 8 seed1st & 2nd rounds – storrs, conn.

3/23 64 #9 Saint Joseph’s L 57-67

# Denotes opponent’s seed in tourney

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The fInal fOuR...pluS One mORe Most women’s basketball followers would agree that the 1996 season was one of the most competitive ever, with traditional powers Georgia, Connecticut, Louisiana Tech, Stanford and Tennessee all fielding excellent teams which could stake legitimate claims as the nation’s top squad. When the NCAA Tournament field was announced, the Lady Bulldogs and Lady Techsters – the only two teams to be ranked No. 1 during the regular season – found them-selves bracketed together in the Midwest Regional. La. Tech topped pre-season No. 1 Connecticut in the State Farm Tip-off Classic and occupied the top spot until a late January loss. The Lady Bulldogs, who had just de-feated No. 4 Tennessee, No. 24 Auburn, No. 3 Connecticut, No. 10 Penn State and No. 20 Florida in succession, moved into the top spot for three weeks before losing at Vander-bilt. La. Tech then returned to No. 1 for the remainder of the season. In a matchup well worthy of its billing, the Lady Bulldogs rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit en route to a 90-76 victory. Saudia Roundtree, who received Naismith Na-tional Player of the Year honors a day earlier, cemented her status as such with a career-high 37 points.

No. 5-ranked Georgia topped Stanford in the NCAA semifinals to improve to 4-0 against the four teams ahead of the Lady Bullogs in the polls, but then lost in the na-tional title tilt.

uGa Ncaa TourNey NoTes◊ Georgia is one of only six schools to advance

to five Final Fours, doing so in 1983, 1985, 1995, 1996 and 1999.

◊ Georgia has earned bids to 31 of 33 NCAA Tournaments – second-best nationally.

◊ Georgia’s totals of all-time NCAA Tourney games played (86) and games won (55) both rank fifth among all schools.

record by rouNdrd. Times rec. last-result64 22 18-5 ’14-L, 57-67 vs. SJU32 26 19-6 ’13-W, 65-60 vs. Iowa St.Sweet 16 20 11-9 ’13-W, 61-59 vs. StanfordElite Eight 11 5-6 ’13-L, 62-65 (OT) vs. CalSemis 5 2-3 ’99-L, 69-81 vs. DukeFinal 2 0-2 ’96-L, 65-83 vs. Tennessee

record by seedseed Times last rec. best resultNo. 1 4 2000 8-4 Elite Eight (3 times)No. 2 7 2001 17-7 Runner-up (’85, ’96)No. 3 5 2007 15-5 Final Four (’95, ’99)No. 4 4 2013 4-4 Elite Eight (‘13)No. 5 3 2010 5-3 Sweet 16 (’03, ’10)No. 6 2 2011 4-2 Sweet 16 (’05, 11)No. 7 1 1998 0-1 Rd. of 64 (’98) No. 8 2 2014 1-2 Rd. of 32 (’08)No. 9 0 0-0No. 10 1 2002 0-1 Rd. of 64 (’02)No. 11 1 2009 0-1 Rd. of 64 (’09)Un. 1 1993 1-1 Rd. of 32 (’93)

record by locaTioNlocation rec. last-resultHome 22-3 ’03, W 74-36 vs. RutgersRoad 2-4 ’96, W 78-64 vs. S.F. AustinNeutral 31-24 ’14, L 57-67 vs. SJU

record by reGioNalreg. Times last rec. best resultEast 2 2001 1-2 Rd. of 32 (2001)Mideast 8 2005 14-6 Champs (1995)Midwest 5 2003 11-3 Champs (’95, ’96)West 7 2004 15-6 Champs (1985)Final Four 5 1999 2-5 Runner-up (’85, ’96) * The NCAA discontinued using directional names for

Regionals in 2005

all-reGioNal hoNorees all-FiNal Four hoNorees

1983 – Janet Harris Teresa Edwards1984 – Teresa Edwards Janet Harris1985 – Teresa Edwards Janet Harris1986 – Teresa Edwards

1985 – Teresa Edwards Katrina McClain 1996 – La’Keshia Frett Saudia Roundtree

1987 – Katrina McClain1991 – Stacey Ford Lady Hardmon1995 – Kedra Holland S Roundtree1996 – S. Roundtree Tracy Henderson

JaNeT harris1983 Regional MOP

saudia rouNdTree1996 Final Four

1997 – K. Holland-Corn1999 – Kelly Miller Pam Irwin-Osbolt2000 – Coco Miller Kelly Miller2003 – Christi Thomas

Teresa edWards1985 Regional MOP

la’keshia FreTT1996 Final Four

saudia rouNdTree1996 Regional MOP

kelly Miller1999 Regional MOP

2004 – Janese Hardrick Christi Thomas2005 – Tasha Humphrey2006 – Tasha Humphrey

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1982-83 seasoN: 1-13/5 # Mississippi Regional W 72-694/1 * Southern Cal Syndicated L 57-81

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uga fIRST TO gO naTIOnal On January 5, 1991, Georgia’s Lady Bull-dogs took part in a benchmark event for women’s basketball – the first-ever network broadcast of regular-season games. CBS aired the in-augural Big Ten-SEC Challenge in Iowa City, where the Lady Bull-dogs faced off against Iowa and Auburn took on Purdue. Prior to that day, the only net-work broadcasts of women’s hoops were the NCAA Championship games themselves. “Today, playing on TV is almost commonplace,” Andy Landers said. “In 1991, being on television was usu-ally reserved for the post-season. To be on TV, not just on TV but nationally on CBS, in January was just huge.”

The SEC scored a clean sweep in the matchup of power con-ferences before a rau-cous crowd of 9,887 at Iowa’s Carver-Hawkeye Arena. No. 7 Auburn topped No. 4 Purdue, 76-65, before the No. 9 Lady Bulldogs downed No. 15 Iowa, 62-51, in the nightcap. Lady Hardmon (left) scored a game-high 17 points to lead Georgia in the victory; however,

two wounded Lady Bulldog forwards also played major roles in the win. Tammye Jenkins chipped in 12 points and 10 rebounds in 22 minutes of ac-tion before missing the final 11:00 of the contest due to a broken nose, while Stacey Ford scored 10 points in 19 minutes of playing time with a bro-ken hand.

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The 1981 edition of the Lady Bulldogs made major strides in the Uni-versity of Georgia’s ascension to one of the premier women’s basketball programs in the nation. That season contained numerous initial milestones in the history of Lady Bulldog Basketball, including the first 20-win season, the first vic-tory over a ranked opponent and the first-ever Georgia AIAW title. The Lady Bulldogs captured the state tournament championship just two years after being the last seed in the 1978 tourney. Georgia completed the campaign in impressive fashion by winning the 1981 NWIT title in Amarillo, Texas, where both Cynthia Collins and Wanda Holloway were tabbed NWIT All-Americans.

A youthful unit with a great deal of faith in itself caught fire late in the 1983 season and rode that momentum to the Final Four. After compiling just a 4-4 SEC regular-season record, the Lady Bulldogs traveled to the SEC Tourney in Knoxville as the No. 3 seed from the SEC East. There they notched victories over three top-20 teams in three days to capture Georgia’s first SEC Championship. After dispatching North Carolina and Indiana, Georgia faced Tennessee for a fourth time during the campaign. The Lady Dogs secured their sec-ond victory over UT in the post-season in the Regional Final. The Cinderella run ended when Cheryl Miller-led USC dispatched UGA en route to the NCAA title.

1981 gaIaw1981 nwIT champIOnS

1983 Sec champIOnS1983 ncaa fInal fOuR

1980-81 Lady Bulldogs (L-R): Cheryl Autry, Lou Sims, Barbara Murray, Rhonda Malone, LeAnn Harrell, Karen Miller, Lisa Parker, Wanda Holloway, Deborah Mitchell, Denise Dunlap, Sarah Ed-wards, Cynthia Collins, Bern adette Locke, Sherri Dugger and Anne Williamson.

1982-83 Lady Bulldogs (L-R): Amanda Abrams, Lou Sims, Rhonda Malone, Janet Harris, Lisa O’Connor, Wanda Holloway, Shelia Easley, Cynthia Collins, Susie Gardner, Teresa Edwards, Laura Greeson and Alisa Carrandi.

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The 1983-84 Lady Dogs produced the first 30-win season in the history of Georgia Basketball and spent the entire campaign ranked among the nation’s top-four teams. Georgia secured its second straight SEC Championship on its home floor at the then-Georgia Coliseum in extremely dramatic fashion. After cruising past No. 18 Auburn in the SEC quarterfinals, the Lady Dogs had to rally from a 16-point second half deficit to top No. 9 LSU in the semifinals. Georgia broke open a tight title game with Alabama early in the half and withstood every Crimson Tide rally. Teresa Edwards, Janet Harris and Wanda Holloway all earned all-tourney honors.

The 1985 Lady Bulldogs fell one win shy of claiming the program’s first national title. Georgia rolled through its first four NCAA foes – Tennessee Tech in Ath-ens; No. 18 UCLA and top-seeded Long Beach State at the Regional at Pauley Pavilion; and Western Kentucky in the NCAA semis – by more than 20 points per game. Georgia then opened up a 31-22 lead over Old Dominion in the NCAA final before the Monarchs trimmed that edge to one point at halftime. The first 10 minutes of the second half featured a dozen lead changes before fouls began to mount on UGA. Teresa Edwards fouled out with 8:10 left and Katrina McClain followed at the 5:34 mark and ODU went on a run 15-9 thereafter.

1984 Sec champIOnS

1985 ncaa RunneR-up

1983-84 Lady Bulldogs (L-R): Jo Beth Weaver, Amanda Abrams, Laura Greeson, Teresa Edwards, Sheila Easley, Janet Harris, Barbara Bootz, Katrina McClain, Wanda Holloway, Lisa O’Connor, Rhonda Malone, Susie Gardner, Lou Sims and DeeDee Frasier.

1984-85 Lady Bulldogs (L-R): Amanda Abrams, Traci Waites, Susie Gardner, Traci Inman, Lisa O’Connor, Katrina McClain, Barbara Bootz, Janet Harris, Regan Acosta, Teresa Edwards, Jo Beth Weaver and DeeDee Frasier.

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The most successful Georgia team from a rankings standpoint was the 1986 Lady Bulldogs, who spent the entire season ranked either No. 2 or No. 3 in the nation. Georgia sported an impressive 26.0-point average margin of victory, including an even more impressive 19.8-point advantage in its 10 victories over ranked foes throughout the campaign. That season also capped the careers of the most successful senior class in UGA history. Teresa Edwards, Lisa O’Connor and Susie Gardner, who helped lead Georgia to a combined 116-7 record (.943), three SEC Championships (1983, 1984 and 1986), two Final Fours (1983, 1985) and national runner-up finish (1985).

Georgia’s 1991 Lady Bulldogs raced through the SEC to a perfect 8-0 record in league play to set up a monumental date with Auburn for the conference title. Before what was then a Georgia Coliseum-record crowd of 9,011, the Lady Dogs completed their undefeated run through the SEC with a 70-66 win over the 1989 and 1990 NCAA runner-up. Camille Lowe poured in a game-high 26 points and Tammye Jenkins chipped in a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds as the Lady Dogs secured their fourth SEC title in a nine-year span. Lowe and Stacey Ford earned All-SEC recognition, while Andy Landers was tabbed as the SEC Coach of the Year.

1986 Sec champIOnS

1991 Sec champIOnS

1985-86 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Rhonda Mikes, Traci Waites, Teresa Edwards, Susie Gard-ner, Carla Green and DeeDee Frasier. Standing: Anne Smith, Traci Inman, Lisa O’Connor, Katie Abrahamson, Barbara Bootz, Chris Toscas, Katrina McClain and Regan Acosta.

1990-91 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Adrienne Shuler, Kim Berry, Lady Hardmon, Camille Lowe, Deborah Reese and Vicky Jones. Standing: Kenya Robinson, Sharla Smith, Stacey Ford, Tammye Jenkins, Deborah Carter and Nancy Anderson.

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Fueled by a mix of six sophomores and the 1994 National Junior Col-lege Player of the Year, the 1995 Lady Bulldogs upped their intensity in the post-season to earn a Final Four bid. Georgia spent the year ranked between No. 18 and No. 8 in the nation before earning the No. 3 seed for the Midwest Regional. Georgia’s thrilling “Elite Eight” win over No. 2 Colorado delivered the Lady Dogs to the Final Four. Kedra Holland scored 11 of her 15 points dur-ing the final 3:30 of the matchup to amazingly turn a seven-point deficit into an 82-79 victory. Georgia then became the “home” team for the Final Four in Minne-apolis, the hometown of Georgia sophomores Brandi Decker and Tracy Henderson.

The 1996 Lady Bulldogs became the first Georgia team to win an SEC regular-season title and advance to the NCAA Final Four. Georgia – and eventual National Player of the Year Saudia Roundtree – took the nation by storm in January, defeating Tennessee and Connecticut in a one-week span to vault to a No. 1 national ranking. Despite being one of only two teams to be ranked No. 1 during the cam-paign, the Lady Dogs were seeded No. 2 in the Midwest Regional behind Louisiana Tech, the only other team to be No. 1. Georgia topped the Lady Techsters by 14 and then led Stanford by as many as 17 late in the second half of the NCAA semis but then fell short of the national title.

1995 ncaa fInal fOuR

1996 Sec champIOnS1996 ncaa RunneR-up

1994-95 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Rachel Powell, Latrese Bush, Kim Thompson, Saudia Roundtree, Kedra Holland and Stephanie Wheeler. Standing: Brandi Decker, Tracy Henderson, Dorothy Sanders, Tiffany Walker, La’Keshia Frett and Tracy Walls.

1995-96 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Kim Thompson, Latrese Bush, Kedra Holland, Rachel Powell, Kendi Taylor and Pam Irwin. Standing: Saudia Roundtree, Brandi Decker, Tracy Henderson, Signe Antvorskov, La’Keshia Frett, Tiffany Walker and Tracy Walls.

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Seniors Brandi Decker, La’Keshia Frett, Tracy Henderson, Kedra Holland-Corn, Rachel Powell and Tiffany Walker – the most celebrated recruiting class in the history of women’s basketball – capped their collegiate ca-reers in fine fashion. They led Georgia to its second straight SEC title with an impressive 11-1 record in league play. Georgia won a thrilling 94-93 OT decision over Tennessee in Knoxville in December in a rematch of the previous season’s national title game and then won its last nine SEC games en route to edging Alabama for the league title. The Lady Bulldogs’ quest for a national title ended with a loss to top-seeded and No. 3-ranked Stanford in the “Elite Eight”.

The accomplishments of the 1999 Lady Bulldogs – with just one senior among their ranks – would have to rank as the most startling in Georgia’s storied annals. Georgia was enjoying a very solid season in late January when they inexplicably lost four of five games and fell from No. 4 to No. 14 in the national polls. The Lady Dogs quickly reemerged and reached the SEC Tourney final, where they led Tennessee by nine late in the first half. After upsetting second-seeded Clemson in the Midwest Regional semi-finals, Kelly Miller exploded in the “Elite Eight” matchup with Iowa State, scoring 18 in the first 12:40 of the game as Georgia built a 31-20 lead and would never be challenged.

1997 Sec champIOnS

1999 ncaa fInal fOuR

1996-97 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Tocshia Campfield, Pam Irwin, Latrese Bush, Rachel Powell, Kedra Holland-Corn and Kiesha Brown. Standing: Dianna Lott, Tiffany Walker, Tracy Henderson, Angie Ball, Signe Antvorskov, La’Keshia Frett and Brandi Decker.

1998-99 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Camille Murphy, Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Kiesha Brown and Deana “Tweety” Nolan. Standing: Coco Miller, Shavonda Willis, Elena Vishniakova, Tawana McDonald, Angie Ball and Kelly Miller.

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The 1999-2000 edition of the Lady Bulldogs raced from the gates and eventually finished as the winningest team in the program’s lengthy and illustrious history. Before December arrived on the calendar, Georgia compiled a 7-0 re-cord, including defeating three top-20 teams en route to winning the Pre-season WNIT. The Lady Bulldogs stumbled and lost their SEC opener but then reeled off 13 straight conference victories to claim a third league title in a five-year span. The highlight of that streak was a nationally televised 27-point thumping of No. 2 Tennessee on MLK Day. Georgia’s 32 “Ws” in 2000 topped the previous school record of 30 in both 1984 and ’86.

The Lady Bulldogs bounced back from early-season losses to No. 1 Connecticut and eventual national champion Notre Dame in November to click on all cylinders a month later. But adversity struck again. A broken finger to Deanna “Tweety” Nolan disrupted what might have been one of Georgia’s greatest seasons ever. Georgia began the calendar year with two impressive wins before No-lan suffered her setback against Florida. While the Lady Bulldogs won eight of nines game without Nolan, and eight of 10 after she returned, they never regained their January form. Still, Georgia won the SEC Tournament title on Kelly Miller’s buzzer-beating jumper.

2000 Sec champIOnS

2001 Sec TOuRney champIOnS

1999-2000 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Kiesha Brown, Kelly McEntire, Tameiko Washington, Deana Nolan, Mary Beth Lycett, Beth Timmons, and Camille Murphy. Standing: Kelly Miller, Tiaunna Brig-gans, Shala Crawford, Tawana McDonald, Angie Ball, Shavonda Willis, Coco Miller, and Tina Taylor.

2000-01 Lady Bulldogs seated (L-R): Tina Taylor, Kelly McEntire, Tameiko Washington, Camille Murphy, Kiesha Brown, Coco Miller, Kelly Miller. Standing: Mary Beth Lycett, Tiaunna Briggans, Amy King, Christi Thomas, Tawana McDonald, Ebony Felder, Beth Henson, Deanna Nolan.

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Abrahamson, Katie 1986-87Abrams, Amanda 1982-85Acosta, Regan 1985-86almire, hannahkohl 2014Anderson, Nancy 1991Antvorskov, Signe 1996-97Armstrong, Anne Marie 2010-13Arndt, Deborah 1979-80Autry, Cheryl 1981

Baker, Sherill, 2003-06Baldwin, Sharon 1989-90Ball, Angie 1997-00barbee, shacobia 2013-14Barr, Jessica 1990Barton, Ann 1975Bennett, Cathy 1980Bennett, Danielle 2012-13Benson, Joan 1978-79Berry, Kim 1988-91Bootz, Barbara 1984-87Bostice, Desiré 2005-06Brackett, Marilyn 1974-75Braxton, Kara 2002-04Braxton, Kim 2002Briggans, Tiaunna 2000-01Broome, Candis 1979-80Brown, Kiesha 1997, 99-01Bush, Latrese 1995-98butler, Marjorie 2013-14

Cagle, Christy 1992Campbell, Allison 1974-75Campfield, Tocshia 1997Carrandi, Alisa 1982-83Carson, Diane 1979Carter, Brittany 2008Carter, Deborah 1991-92Causwell, Kaelyn 2013-14Chambers, Cori 2004-07Collins, Cynthia 1980-83Cosby, Tara 1992Crawford, Shala 2000Crews, Brittany 2012Culpepper, Diane 1976

Darrah, Megan 2005-08Davis, Angela 1990Decker, Brandi 1994-97DeVore, Tena 1988-90donald, krista 2012-14Driskell, Marquita, 2003Duncan, Teresa 1980Dunlap, Denise 1980-82

Easley, Sheila 1982-83Eason, Nikki 2002

Edwards, Sarah 1980-82Edwards, Teresa 1983-86

Felder, Ebony 2002-04Fleming, Yolanda 1979Ford, erika 2012-14Ford, Stacey 1988-91Frasier, DeeDee 1984-87Frett, La’Keshia 1994-97Frye, Katie 2002-05Fuller, Bunny 1975-76

Gardner, Susie 1983-86Gates, Nancy 1978Glodis, samantha 2014Green, Carla 1986-89Greene, Sara Kate 2005-06Greeson, Laura 1982Griffin, Lisa 1976Griffin, Tiaria 2013-14Griffith, Patricia 1976-78

Hardmon, Lady 1989-92Hardrick, Janese 2004-07Harrell, LeAnn 1981Harris, Janet 1982-85Hart, Alice 1979Hartley, Michelle 1980Hassell, Jasmine 2010-13hempe, Merritt 2013-14Henderson, Tracy 1994-97Hester, Cherie 1977-78Hill, Nakia 1993Holland-Corn, Kedra 1994-97Holloway, Wanda 1981-84Houts, Ashley 2007-10Humphrey, Tasha 2005-08Hyer, Angel 1975

Inman, Traci 1985-86Irwin-Osbolt, Pam 1996-99James, Jasmine 2010-13Jardim, Vera 1992-94Jenkins, Tammye 1988-91Johnson, Arieal 2011Jones, Cecilia 1974Jones, Ebony 2010-12Jones, MaToya 1998Jones, Vicky 1991-93

Kendrick, Alexis 2003-06Kendrick, Lisa 1987-90King, Amy 2001Koebel, Carol 1976Krismanich, Liz 1979

Law, Whitney 2002Lee, Jasmine 2008Leiker, Sherri 1974-75Livings, Gail 1976Locke, Bernadette 1980-81Lott, Dianna 1997-98Lowe, Camille 1990-93Lowe, Miriam 1990, 92-93Lycett, Mary Beth 2000-03

Malone, Rhonda 1981-84Marshall, Christy 2007-09Mccaskill, sydnei 2014McClain, Katrina 1984-87McDonald, Tawana 1999-02McEntire, Kelly 2000-01McManus, Marty 1975Meeks, Kathy 1979Miller, Coco 1998-01Miller, Karen 1981Miller, Kelly 1998-01Miller, Khaalidah 2011-14Mitchell, Deborah 1981Mitchell, Jill 1988Mitchell, Meredith 2009-12Morgan, Beth 1976Morris, Sherbiya 1994Morrow, Phyllis 1976-77Moss, Lindsey 2008Murphy, Camille 1999-02Murray, Barbara 1981-82

Nash, Becky 1978-79Nash, Tawnya 1998Nolan, Deanna 1999-01Noonan, Donna 1975-77Nordon, Renee 1976-78

O’Connor, Lisa 1983-86Park, Jane 1977-79Parker, Lisa 1981-82Pharr, Keshunda 1998Phillips, Porsha 2009-11Phillips, Tari 1987-88Pierce, Jessica 2002-05Powell, Rachel 1994-97Price, Tina 1975-78Puleo, Angela 2008-09

Ransford, Ronika 2011Reese, Deborah 1991-94Register, Susan 1978Rhoden, Jaleesa 2008-10Richman, Joy 1974-77Robbins, Kelly 1992-93Roberts, Julee 1998Robinson, Angel 2007-10

Robinson, Kenya 1991Robinson, Meme 1974-75Roundtree, Saudia 1995-96Rowsey, Rebecca 2004-05, 07-08Russom, Nancy 1979Russell, Gale 1974-75

Sanders, Dorothy 1992-95Shuler, Adrienne 1988-91Sims, Lou 1981-83Smith, Sharla 1991Spurlock, Fain 1998Stanton, Cheryl 1974Stoddard, Sarah 2009Stone, DiAnn 1977-80

Taylor, Maria 2007Taylor, Danielle 2006-09Taylor, Deedy 1980Taylor, Kendi 1996Taylor, Tina 2001-03Tempel, Kelly 1987-88Thomas, Christi 2001-03Thomas, Cindy 1978-79Thompson, Kim 1993-96Timmons, Beth 2000Toscas, Chris 1986Turner, Medina 1992-93Turton, Dee 1979Tyson, Margaret 1974-75

Van Sant, Paula 1974Verross, Vicki 1974-75Vishniakova, Elena 1998-99Waites, Traci 1985-86Walker, Tiffany 1994-97Walker, Wendy 1989Walls, Tracy 1993-96Warren, Sherelle 1987-90Washington, halle 2014Washington, Tameiko 2000-02Watt, Ali 2009Weaver, Jo Beth 1983-84Wheeler, Stephanie 1992-95Williams, Beth 1978Williams, Candace 2010Williamson, Anne 1981Willis, Shavonda 1999-00Willis, Tamika 2010-13Young, Dawn 1974-75

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No. 42Katie Abrahamson ........................... 1986-87Tari Phillips ....................................... 1987-88Ali Watt ...................................................2009Brandi Decker ................................... 1994-97Keshunda Pharr..................................... 1998Marquita Driskell ..................................2003

No. 43Denise Dunlap .................................. 1980-82Lisa O’Conner ................................... 1983-86

No. 44Joy Richman ..................................... 1974-77Tena DeVore ..................................... 1988-90Nancy Anderson ................................... 1991Tara Cosby ............................................. 1992Ebony Felder ....................................2002-04Arieal Johnson .......................................2011

No. 45 (reTired)Sarah Edwards ................................... 1980Deborah Mitchell ................................ 1981Janet Harris ................................... 1982-85

No. 50Jane Park ............................................ 1977Becky Nash ....................................... 1978-79Tracy Walls ........................................ 1993-96Rebecca Rowsey ....................2004-05,07-08

No. 51Sherri Leiker ..................................... 1974-75Ulanda Fleming ..................................... 1979Michelle Hartley .................................... 1980Wanda Holloway .............................. 1981-84Chris Toscas ........................................... 1986

No. 52Dianna Lott ....................................... 1997-98

No. 53LeAnn Harrell ........................................ 1981Barbara Bootz ................................... 1984-87Stacey Ford ...................................... 1988-91Vera Jardim ...................................... 1992-94

No. 54Sherelle Warren ................................ 1987-90Shavonda Willis ...............................1999-00Kara Braxton ....................................2002-04

No. 55Allison Campbell .............................. 1974-75Gail Livings ........................................... 1976Lisa Parker ........................................ 1981-82Sarah Edwards ...................................... 1982Tammye Jenkins .............................. 1988-91Medina Turner .................................. 1992-93

Adrienne Shuler ............................... 1988-91Latrese Bush ..................................... 1995-98Candace Williams.................................. 2010

No. 31Cheryl Stanton ...................................... 1974Tricia Griffith .......................................... 1978Cindy Thomas ........................................ 1979Lou Sims ........................................... 1981-83Camille Murphy ............................... 1999-02Alexis Kendrick .................................2003-06erika Ford.......................................... 2012-14

No. 32 (reTired)Cherie Hester ......................................... 1977Katrina McClain ................................ 1984-87

No. 33Bunny Fuller .......................................... 1976Karen Miller ........................................... 1981Sheila Easley .................................... 1982-83Traci Inman ....................................... 1985-86Katie Abrahamson ........................... 1986-87Kelly Tempel ..................................... 1987-88Wendy Walker ....................................... 1989Tracy Henderson .............................. 1994-97Angie Ball .........................................1998-00Katie Frye ..........................................2002-05Angel Robinson ............................... 2007-10Brittany Crews ....................................... 2012

No. 34Paula Van Sant ....................................... 1974Renee Nordan ....................................... 1976Nakia Hill ............................................... 1993Elena Vishniakova ............................ 1998-99Tasha Humphrey ..............................2005-08

No. 35Cynthia Collins ................................. 1980-83Deborah Carter ................................. 1991-92Coco Miller ....................................... 1998-01

No. 40Renee Nordan ....................................... 1977Joan Benson .................................... 1978-79Deborah Reese ................................. 1991-94Tawana McDonald ........................... 1999-02

No. 41Gale Russell ...................................... 1974-75DiAnn Stone ..................................... 1978-79Teresa Duncan ....................................... 1980Sarah Edwards ...................................... 1981Lisa Parker ....................................... 1981-82Regan Acosta ................................... 1985-86Tiffany Walker................................... 1994-97

No. 21Cindy Thomas ........................................ 1978Candis Broome ................................ 1979-80Rhonda Malone ................................ 1981-84Sharon Baldwin ............................... 1989-90Vicky Jones ...................................... 1991-93Fain Spurlock ......................................... 1998Kelly McEntire ..................................2000-01Cori Chambers .................................2004-07Porsha Phillips ................................. 2009-11Kaelyn Causwell .................................... 2014

No. 22Beth Morgan ......................................... 1976Phyllis Morrow ...................................... 1977Nancy Gates .......................................... 1978Tammy Waybright ................................. 1979Kim “K.T.” Thompson ....................... 1993-96Kiesha Brown ........................................ 1997Tameiko Washington .......................2000-02Christy Marshall ...............................2007-09Kaelyn Causwell .................................... 2013

No. 23Bernadette Locke ............................. 1980-81Alisa Carrandi ................................... 1982-83Susie Gardner .................................. 1983-86Lady Hardmon ................................. 1989-92Angie Ball ......................................... 1997-00Kelly Miller ....................................... 1998-01Tamika Willis .................................... 2010-13halle Washington .................................. 2014

No. 24Cecilia Jones ......................................... 1974Carol Koeble .......................................... 1976DiAnn Stone .......................................... 1977Stephanie Wheeler........................... 1992-95Kendi Taylor ........................................... 1996Tawnya Nash ......................................... 1998Tiaunna Briggans .............................2000-01Whitney Law .........................................2002Megan Darrah ..................................2005-08Marjorie butler ................................. 2013-14

No. 25Deedy Taylor .......................................... 1980Laura Greeson ....................................... 1982Anne Smith ........................................... 1986Kim Berry .......................................... 1988-91Kedra Holland-Corn ......................... 1994-97Shala Crawford .....................................2000Beth Henson .......................................... 2001Brittany Carter .......................................2008Sarah Stoddard .....................................2009

No. 30Lisa Griffin ............................................. 1976Tina Price ............................................... 1978Dee Turton .............................................. 1979

No. 00La’Keshia Frett .................................. 1994-97Kim Braxton ..........................................2002

No. 1Ashley Houts .................................... 2007-10Khaalidah Miller ................................2011-13

No. 2Tina Taylor ........................................ 2001-05Ebony Jones ..................................... 2010-12sydnei Mccaskill................................... 2014

No. 3Pam Irwin-Osbolt ............................. 1996-99Mary Beth Lycett ..............................2000-03Jasmine Lee .....................................2008-09Anne Marie Armstrong .................... 2010-13Tiaria Griffin........................................... 2014

No. 4Christi Thomas ................................. 2001-04Danielle Taylor ..................................2006-08Ronika Ransford .....................................2011Danielle Bennett ............................... 2012-13hannahkohl almire ............................... 2014

No. 5 (reTired)Teresa Edwards ................................ 1983-86

No. 10Donna Noonan ...................................... 1976Beth Morgan ......................................... 1977Jane Park .......................................... 1978-79Kelly Robbins ................................... 1992-93Saudia Roundtree ............................ 1995-96Jasmine James ................................ 2010-13samantha Glodis .................................. 2014

No. 11Vicki Varross ..................................... 1974-75DiAnn Stone ..................................... 1977-80Kathy Meeks .......................................... 1979Cheryl Autry .......................................... 1981Amanda Abrams .............................. 1982-85Angela Davis ......................................... 1990Christy Cagle ......................................... 1992Rachel Powell ................................... 1994-97Matoya Jones ........................................ 1998Kiesha Brown ................................... 1999-01Sherill Baker .....................................2003-06Meredith Mitchell .............................2009-12Tiaria Griffin........................................... 2013

No. 12Meme Robinson ............................... 1974-75Debbie Culpepper ................................. 1976Patricia Griffith ...................................... 1977Sally Martin ........................................... 1978Alice Hart ............................................... 1979

Lisa Kendrick .................................... 1987-90Kenya Robinson .................................... 1991Nikki Eason ............................................2002Sara Kate Greene .............................2005-06Maria Taylor ...........................................2007Jasmine Hassell ............................... 2010-13

No. 13Marilyn Brackett ............................... 1974-75Phyllis Morrow ...................................... 1976Cherie Hester ......................................... 1978Diane Carson ......................................... 1979 Barbara Murray ................................ 1981-82Susie Gardner .................................. 1983-86DeeDee Frasier ................................. 1984-87Dorothy Sanders .............................. 1992-95Jessica Pierce ...................................2002-05Merritt hempe .................................. 2013-14

No. 14Dawn Young ..................................... 1974-75Tina Price .......................................... 1976-77Renee Nordan ....................................... 1978Deborah Arndt .................................. 1979-80Carla Green ...................................... 1986-89Camille Lowe .................................... 1990-93Julee Roberts ........................................ 1998Deanna “Tweety” Nolan ................. 1999-01Janese Hardrick ................................2004-07

No. 15Margaret Tyson ................................. 1974-75Tricia Griffith .......................................... 1976Susan Register ...................................... 1978Nancy Russom ...................................... 1979Cathy Bennett ........................................ 1980Anne Williamson ................................... 1981Jo Beth Weaver ................................ 1983-84Rhonda Mikes ....................................... 1986Jill Mitchell ............................................ 1988Jessica Barr ........................................... 1990Signe Antvorskov ............................. 1996-97Amy King ............................................... 2001Desiré Bostice ..................................2005-06Jaleesa Rhoden ................................2008-10krista donald.................................... 2012-14

No. 20Donna Noonan ...................................... 1977Beth Williams ........................................ 1978Traci Waites ...................................... 1985-86Sharla Smith ......................................... 1991Miriam Lowe ............................... 1990,92-93Sherbiya Morris .................................... 1994Tocshia Campfield ................................ 1997Angela Puleo ....................................2008-09shacobia barbee .............................. 2013-14

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player years G-Gs FG-FGa pcT. 3FG-3FGa pcT. FT-FTa pcT. reb-avG. asT blk sTl pTs-avG.Katie Abrahamson 1985-87 64-34 194-420 .462 – 55-68 .809 253-3.9 130 19 43 443-6.9Amanda Abrams 1981-85 124-48 157-327 .480 – 86-138 .623 151-1.2 241 1 160 400-3.2Regan Acosta 1984-86 43-0 16-30 .533 – 19-44 .432 50-1.2 4 1 9 51-1.2Nancy Anderson 1990-91 9-0 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 6-0.7 1 0 0 3-0.3Signe Antvorskov 1995-97 64-5 80-144 .556 0-0 .000 68-110 ,618 184-2.9 15 14 23 228-3.6Anne Marie Armstrong 2009-13 133-78 388-960 .404 103-326 .316 136-192 .708 586-4.4 245 122 167 1015-7.6Deborah Arndt 1979-80 21-n/a 6-27 .222 – 13-29 .448 9-0.4 10 n/a n/a 25-1.2Cheryl Autry 1980-81 25-n/a 45-128 .352 – 28-39 .718 39-1.6 81 n/a 37 118-4.7Sharon Baldwin 1988-90 57-31 178-387 .460 11-42 .262 59-79 .747 426-7.5 153 5 82 426-7.5Angie Ball 1996-00 109-78 265-529 .501 0-0 .000 95-150 .633 449-4.1 82 43 75 625-5.7Sherill Baker 2002-06 131-122 676-1520 .445 33-123 .268 280-368 .761 570-4.4 399 24 426 1665-12.7Jessica Barr 1989-91 27-0 51-102 .500 0-0 .000 42-54 .778 79-2.9 14 0 22 144-5.3Danielle Bennett 2009-13 20-0 13-46 .283 8-33 .513 1-2 .500 16-0.8 6 1 4 35-1.8Kim Berry 1987-91 113-23 227-566 .401 189-442 .428 98-125 .784 119-1.1 160 5 102 741-6.6Barbara Bootz 1983-87 126-60 364-747 .487 – 136-198 .687 441-3.5 123 179 89 864-6.9Desiré Bostice 2004-06 48-0 31-59 .525 0-0 .000 12-25 .480 67-1.4 3 6 8 74-1.5Kara Braxton 2001-04 71-56 440-836 .526 4-20 .200 209-317 .659 518-7.3 143 127 111 1093-15.4Kim Braxton 2001-02 16-0 7-20 .350 0-0 .000 6-16 .375 22-1.4 0 4 2 20-1.2Tiaunna Briggans 1999-01 64-22 67-150 .447 0-0 .000 39-79 .494 163-2.5 18 17 32 173-2.7Candace Broome 1979-80 17-n/a 10-30 .333 – 0-4 .000 13-0.8 6 n/a 6 20-1.2Kiesha Brown 1996-01 111-25 173-467 .370 10-59 .169 139-195 .713 292-2.6 293 14 114 495-4.5Latrese Bush 1994-98 108-16 162-466 .348 29-123 .236 64-95 .674 161-1.5 88 4 107 415-3.8Christy Cagle 1991-92 14-0 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 7-9 .778 14-1.0 10 0 2 9-0.6Tocshia Campfield 1996-97 15-1 9-30 .300 0-1 .000 6-10 .600 23-1.5 7 2 3 24-1.6Alisa Carrandi 1981-83 26-0 13-29 .448 – 5-8 .625 12-0.5 14 1 8 31-1.2Deborah Carter 1990-92 56-36 224-434 .516 6-26 .231 127-174 .730 315-5.6 63 18 59 581-10.4Kaelyn Causwell 2012-14 37-0 24-61 .393 0-0 .000 17-30 .567 66-1.8 3 15 6 65-1.8Cori Chambers 2003-07 135-106 552-1332 .414 282-742 .380 104-125 .832 447-3.3 226 23 153 1490-11.0Cynthia Collins 1979-83 122-104 433-848 .511 – 252-494 .510 861-7.1 188 31 207 1118-9.2Tara Cosby 1991-92 27-4 96-210 .457 1-1 1.00 41-76 .540 167-6.2 10 8 16 234-8.7Shala Crawford 1999-00 36-2 89-172 .517 0-0 .000 65-109 .596 182-5.1 11 35 32 243-6.8Brittany Crews 2011-12 6-1 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1 0 0 0-0.0Megan Darrah 2004-08 132-94 365-966 .378 163-465 .351 171-215 .795 564-4.3 236 43 106 1064-8.1Angela Davis 1989-90 16-0 13-29 .448 1-3 .333 9-11 .818 18-1.1 6 0 2 36-2.3Brandi Decker 1993-97 123-11 109-349 .312 35-134 .261 55-91 .604 409-3.3 72 59 44 308-2.5Tena DeVore 1987-90 69-2 70-141 .496 0-0 .000 53-73 .726 149-2.2 19 n/a n/a 193-2.8Marquita Driskell 2002-03 30-16 77-157 .490 12-30 .400 27-46 .587 128-4.3 23 9 21 193-6.4

all-time letterwinners' statistics

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player years G-Gs FG-FGa pcT. 3FG-3FGa pcT. FT-FTa pcT. reb-avG. asT blk sTl pTs-avG.Teresa Duncan 1979-80 25-n/a 85-200 .425 – 38-66 .576 147-5.9 33 n/a 28 208-8.3Denise Dunlap 1979-82 88-n/a 184-447 .412 – 127-185 .686 365-4.2 81 5 56 495-5.6Sheila Easley 1981-83 35-0 26-68 .380 – 9-22 .409 70-2.0 3 26 12 57-1.6Nikki Eason 2001-02 26-7 10-30 .333 4-6 .667 15-27 .556 12-0.5 38 1 15 39-1.5Sarah Edwards 1979-82 55-n/a 90-200 .450 – 44-82 .537 164-3.0 31 n/a 24 224-4.1Teresa Edwards 1982-86 128-125 873-1685 .518 – 243-330 .736 384-3.0 653 48 342 1989-15.5Ebony Felder 2001-04 51-22 135-274 .493 2-12 .167 105-147 .714 264-5.2 55 15 30 377-7.4Stacey Ford 1987-91 120-83 519-955 .544 0-0 .000 196-329 .596 649-5.4 45 50 96 1234-10.3Dee Dee Frasier 1983-87 71-32 84-218 .385 – 68-100 .680 114-1.6 175 3 73 236-3.3La’Keshia Frett 1993-97 122-116 743-1514 .491 3-12 .250 361-463 .780 842-6.9 315 85 189 1850-15.2Katie Frye 2001-05 98-16 76-232 .328 35-114 .307 15-32 .468 150-1.5 52 9 29 202-2.1Susie Gardner 1982-85 92-2 214-449 .477 – 57-76 .750 79-.9 110 0 78 485-5.3Carla Green 1985-89 119-82 412-956 .431 28-83 .337 263-376 .699 383-3.2 425 25 238 1115-9.4Sara Kate Greene 2004-06 27-0 6-15 .400 3-8 .375 5-10 .500 31-1.1 2 1 9 20-0.7Laura Greeson 1981-82 27-3 63-163 .387 – 57-85 .671 37-1.4 37 2 36 183-6.8Lady Hardmon 1988-92 121-110 529-1129 .469 3-21 .143 336-514 .654 538-4.4 433 18 201 1397-11.5Janese Hardrick 2003-07 133-47 376-893 .421 149-409 .364 311-389 .799 422-3.2 379 9 198 1212-9.1LeAnn Harrell 1980-81 31-n/a 98-204 .480 – 25-38 .658 97-3.1 46 n/a 32 219-7.1Janet Harris 1981-85 131-128 1127-2029 .555 – 387-588 .658 1398-10.7 240 58 279 2641-20.2Jasmine Hassell 2009-13 134-95 557-1052 .529 0-2 .000 270-424 .637 641-4.8 38 46 74 1384-10.3Tracy Henderson 1993-96 122-116 757-1380 .549 0-1 .000 250-411 .608 823-6.7 70 267 110 1764-14.5Beth Henson 2000-01 15-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 9-0.6 0 0 2 12 -0.8Nakia Hill 1992-93 31-20 132-269 .491 0-2 .000 65-117 .556 177-5.7 11 37 24 329-10.6Kedra Holland-Corn 1993-97 125-80 563-1284 .438 253-675 .375 187-252 .742 430-3.4 299 25 302 1566-12.5Wanda Holloway 1980-84 130-101 757-1413 .536 – 317-432 .734 1163-8.7 134 104 201 1833-13.7Ashley Houts 2006-10 133-130 465-1131 .411 145-452 .321 439-555 .791 398-3.0 565 2 319 1514-11.4Tasha Humphrey 2004-08 126-122 825-1635 .505 100-286 .350 522-666 .784 1080-8.6 219 119 144 2272-18.0Traci Inman 1984-86 43-0 29-81 .358 – 20-36 .556 52-1.2 10 5 4 78-1.8Pam Irwin-Osbolt 1995-99 125-47 401-915 .438 136-425 ..320 173-203 .852 301-2.4 239 16 130 1111-8.9Jasmine James 2009-13 126-123 524-1432 .366 112-421 .266 274-442 .620 527-4.2 433 12 266 1434-11.4Vera Jardim 1991-94 88-33 115-255 .451 0-2 .000 65-105 .619 290-3.3 71 21 75 295-3.4Tammye Jenkins 1987-91 115-106 612-1240 .494 0-0 .000 374-591 .633 914-8.0 105 163 139 1598-13.9Arieal Johnson 2010-11 9-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 9-1.0 0 1 3 13-1.4Ebony Jones 2009-12 36-1 17-37 .459 0-0 .000 9-22 .409 35-1.0 1 10 3 43-1.2MaToya Jones 1997-98 11-0 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 3-0.3 1 0 0 2-0.2Vicky Jones 1990-93 94-62 434-972 .447 1-9 .111 68-115 .591 357-3.8 124 50 158 937-10.0 Alexis Kendrick 2002-06 132-132 386-1017 .380 144-466 .309 252-313 .805 504-3.8 545 5 178 1157-8.8


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player years G-Gs FG-FGa pcT. 3FG-3FGa pcT. FT-FTa pcT. reb-avG. asT blk sTl pTs-avG.Lisa Kendrick 1986-90 91-14 87-183 .475 0-1 .000 26-62 .419 198-2.2 106 6 67 162-1.8Amy King 2000-01 21-0 12-31 .387 0-0 .000 5-7 .714 19-0.9 5 1 3 29-1.4Whitney Law 2001-02 29-8 53-141 .376 11-44 .250 24-39 .615 77-2.7 50 2 32 141-4.9Jasmine Lee 2007-09 47-12 43-110 .391 0-1 .000 30-65 .462 124-6.2 9 11 16 116-2.5Bernadette Locke 1979-81 64-n/a 423-980 .432 – 111-164 .677 167-2.6 308 n/a 218 957-15.0Dianna Lott 1996-98 48-12 100-235 .426 0-0 .000 69-101 .683 211-4.4 10 19 37 269-5.6Camille Lowe 1989-93 122-107 525-1169 .449 130-347 .375 216-269 .803 457-3.7 303 41 153 1396-11.4Miriam Lowe 1989-93 88-5 172-388 .443 67-152 .441 49-67 .731 153-1.7 99 4 31 460-5.2Mary Beth Lycett 2000-03 110-51 215-568 .379 117-335 .349 88-116 .759 298-2.7 195 9 86 634-5.8Rhonda Malone 1980-84 130-na 376-820 .459 – 96-126 .762 237-1.8 287 11 141 848-6.5Christy Marshall 2006-09 95-28 311-755 .412 30-108 .278 81-127 .638 343-3.6 116 36 70 733-7.7Katrina McClain 1983-87 125 -91 873-1407 .620 – 449-616 .729 1193-9.5 145 290 200 2195-17.6Tawana McDonald 1998-02 124-115 470-915 .514 0-1 .000 285-430 .663 885-7.1 135 297 179 1225-9.9Kelly McEntire 1999-01 34-0 2-16 .125 0-2 .000 5-8 .625 3-0.1 4 0 3 9-0.3Sandy McKnight 2005-06 6-0 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.2 1 0 0 2-0.3Coco Miller 1997-01 130-121 864-1890 .475 136-361 .377 267-348 .767 503-3.9 396 17 225 2131-16.4Karen Miller 1980-81 19-n/a 5-13 .384 – 3-8 .375 17-0.9 0 n/a 0 13-0.8Kelly Miller 1997-01 131-131 781-1725 .452 187-463 .404 428-519 .825 711-5.4 639 15 285 2177-16.6Rhonda Mikes 1985-86 31-18 112-211 .531 – 24-39 .615 63-2.0 73 0 46 248-8.0Deborah Mitchell 1980-81 34-n/a 261-504 .518 – 76-137 .555 313-9.2 11 n/a 30 598-17.6Meredith Mitchell 2008-12 121-96 326-883 .369 67-257 .261 161-283 .569 537-4.4 241 60 174 880-7.3Jill Mitchell 1987-88 31-9 34-104 .327 8-21 .381 7-13 .538 48-1.5 19 1 18 83-2.7Khaalidah Miller 2010-14 132-95 472-1277 .370 218-702 .311 129-174 .741 451-3.4 269 16 153 1291-12.8Sherbiya Morris 1993-94 15-0 11-28 .393 0-1 .000 10-18 .556 27-1.8 5 1 4 32-2.1Camille Murphy 1998-02 112-33 156-459 .340 81-281 .288 90-120 .750 156-1.4 228 3 77 483-4.3Barbara Murray 1980-81 10-n/a 35-78 .449 – 11-12 .917 18-1.8 20 n/a 5 81-8.1Tawnya Nash 1997-98 28-7 44-93 .473 1-4 .250 36-55 .655 68-2.4 6 7 16 125-4.5Deanna Nolan 1998-01 86-65 377-778 .485 33-114 .289 157-215 .730 383-4.5 252 40 150 944-11.0Lisa O’Connor 1982-86 132-126 604-1249 .484 – 301-393 .766 728-5.5 347 54 156 1509-11.4Lisa Parker 1980-81 22-n/a 11-26 .423 – 10-23 .435 33-1.6 3 n/a 4 32-1.5Keshunda Pharr 1997-98 8-0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.1 0 1 0 2-0.3Porsha Phillips 2008-11 100-91 379-940 .403 13-62 .210 225-306 .735 840-8.4 130 141 134 996-10.0Tari Phillips 1986-89 64-21 166-360 .461 1-6 .167 77-122 .631 207-3.2 55 12 63 410-6.4Jessice Pierce 2001-05 123-22 303-654 .463 44-137 .321 74-99 .747 412-3.3 62 52 37 724-5.9Rachel Powell 1993-97 122-90 225-570 .395 174-440 .395 107-143 .748 2031.7 442 7 101 731-6.0Ronika Ransford 2010-11 28-6 39-116 .336 7-27 .259 17-23 .739 69-2.5 35 3 31 102-3.6Deborah Reese 1990-94 103-49 277-591 .469 11-29 .379 197-257 .767 392-3.8 93 51 67 762-7.4

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player years G-Gs FG-FGa pcT. 3FG-3FGa pcT. FT-FTa pcT. reb-avG. asT blk sTl pTs-avG.Kelly Robbins 1991-93 59-20 98-291 .337 31-117 .265 62-77 .805 133-2.3 173 6 33 289-4.9Julee Roberts 1997-98 8-0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-0.5 0 0 0 2-0.3Angel Robinson 2006-10 128-77 459-873 .526 10-24 .416 260-380 .684 982-7.7 86 297 87 1188-9.3Kenya Robinson 1990-91 27-1 25-70 .357 0-1 .000 16-35 .457 56-2.1 88 7 37 66-2.4Saudia Roundtree 1994-96 66-65 382-928 .412 39-126 .310 235-324 .725 339-5.1 421 5 139 1038-15.7Rebecca Rowsey 2003-08 119-66 140-369 .379 5-22 .227 86-137 .628 399-3.4 76 73 27 372-3.1Dorothy Sanders 1991-95 108-2 126-238 .529 0-0 .000 58-108 .537 219-2.0 14 49 19 310-2.9Adrienne Shuler 1987-91 118-95 340-753 .452 5-27 .185 232-301 .771 407-3.4 553 12 308 908-7.7Lou Sims 1980-83 101-n/a 198-505 .392 – 87-120 .725 158-1.6 315 3 164 483-4.8Anne Smith 1985-86 25-0 19-29 .655 – 7-11 .636 23-0.9 10 0 5 45-1.8Destinie Smith 2008-09 4-0 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 7-1.8 0 0 0 4-1.0Sharla Smith 1990-91 9-0 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 6-10 .600 4-0.5 0 0 0 10-1.1Fain Spurlock 1997-98 22-0 8-25 .320 1-3 .333 5-10 .500 19-0.9 10 0 5 22-1.0Sarah Stoddard 2008-09 9-0 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-0.2 1 0 3 5-0.6Kendi Taylor 1995-96 14-0 3-19 .158 3-11 .273 2-3 .667 11-0.8 2 0 1 11-0.8Tina Taylor 2000-03 71-5 45-122 .369 17-58 .293 26-36 .722 89-1.3 96 4 62 133-1.9Maria Taylor 2006-07 22-0 11-24 .458 0-0 .000 5-10 .500 42-1.9 3 8 1 27-1.2Kelly Tempel 1986-88 23-0 18-38 .473 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 22-1.0 1 1 1 40-1.7Christi Thomas 2000-04 124-84 605-1148 .527 23-95 .242 360-525 .685 906-7.3 95 194 133 1593-12.8Kim Thompson 1992-96 94-21 79-232 .341 2-15 .133 49-76 .645 83-0.9 168 5 99 209-2.2Beth Timmons 1999-00 14-0 0-7 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 0 1 0-0.0Chris Toscas 1985-86 24-0 25-41 .609 – 11-17 .647 33-1.4 3 4 5 61-2.5Medina Turner 1991-93 60-43 230-503 .457 4-19 .211 93-132 .697 414-6.9 81 21 62 556-9.3Elena Vishniakova 1997-99 62-33 167-382 .437 19-69 .275 129-166 .777 403-6.5 58 49 39 482-7.8Traci Waites 1984-86 64-45 209-439 .476 – 61-93 .656 174-2.7 250 6 102 479-7.5Tiffany Walker 1993-97 100-73 219-424 .517 0-1 .000 145-237 .612 594-5.9 83 13 98 583-5.8Wendy Walker 1988-89 9-0 2-11 .182 0-3 .000 4-4 1.000 6-0.7 5 0 1-0.9Tracy Walls 1992-96 93-4 66-194 .340 0-0 .000 42-97 .433 208-2.2 30 15 53 174-1.9Sherelle Warren 1986-90 122-39 482-847 .569 0-0 .000 210-308 .682 590-4.8 88 56 73 1174-9.6Tameiko Washington 1999-02 72-0 56-121 .463 1-5 .200 34-53 .642 128-1.8 28 3 23 147-2.0Ali Watt 2008-09 9-0 1-7 .143 0-6 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.3 0 0 0 2-0.2JoBeth Weaver 1983-84 12-0 8-30 .267 – 7-9 .778 5-0.4 8 0 2 23-1.9Stephanie Wheeler 1991-95 88-0 90-246 .366 9-39 .231 51-71 .718 144-1.6 44 11 402 40-2.1Candace Williams 2009-10 26-0 16-61 .262 15-53 .283 5-6 .833 19-0.7 11 0 4 52-2.0Shavonda Willis 1998-00 42-0 25-72 .347 0-0 .000 14-33 .424 61-1.5 0 3 7 64-1.5Tamika Willis 2009-13 107-6 123-243 .506 0-1 .000 42-76 .553 308-2.9 29 43 48 288-2.7

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naTIOnal playeR Of The yeaR

kaTriNa McclaiN – 1987

Honda/Broderick Cup

Champion/WBCA, AWSF,

WBB News Service

saudia rouNdTree – 1996ESPYs, Rawlings/WBCA, Boost/Naismith, USBWA, UPI, Basketball America

kelly Miller – 2000Women’s Basketball Journal

JaNeT harris1982, 1984, 1985

Teresa edWards1985, 1986

kaTriNa McclaiN1986, 1987

saudia rouNdTree1996

kelly Miller1999, 2000, 2001

Tasha huMphrey2006

wBca cOacheS all-ameRIcanS

honor Roll

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naTIOnal cOach Of The yeaR

aNdy laNders – 1986, 1987, 1996, 20001986 – USBWA; 1987 – WBB News Service; 1996 – Boost/Naismith;

2000 –USBWA, WBB News Service

naTIOnal defenSIve playeR Of The yeaR

sherill baker – 2006

addITIOnal all-ameRIca SelecTIOnSassociated press

1996 Saudia Roundtree1997 La’Keshia Frett (3rd) 1997 Kedra Holland-Corn (3rd)2000 Kelly Miller2000 Deana Nolan (HM)2001 Kelly Miller 2001 Coco Miller (HM)2001 Deanna Nolan (HM)2004 Christi Thomas (HM)2005 Tasha Humphrey (HM)2006 Tasha Humphrey (3rd)2006 Sherill Baker (HM)2007 Tasha Humphrey (3rd)2008 Tasha Humphrey (HM)

usbWa1986 Teresa Edwards1987 Katrina McClain1996 Saudia Roundtree1997 La’Keshia Frett2000 Kelly Miller2001 Kelly Miller

lowe’s senior class2006 Tasha Humphrey (2nd)2010 Ashley Houts

Naismith1985 Teresa Edwards1985 Janet Harris

1986 Teresa Edwards1987 Katrina McClain1996 La’Keshia Frett1996 Saudia Roundtree1997 La’Keshia Frett2000 Kelly Miller2001 Coco Miller2001 Kelly Miller2004 Christi Thomas

Full court press2002 Kara Braxton2005 Tasha Humphrey (3rd)2006 Sherill Baker (2nd)

2006 Tasha Humphrey (2nd)2007 Tasha Humphrey (2nd)

Wbb News service1982 Janet Harris1983 Janet Harris1983 Lisa O’Connor1984 Janet Harris1985 Teresa Edwards 1985 Janet Harris1986 Teresa Edwards1987 Katrina McClain1996 Saudia Roundtree1997 Kedra Holland-Corn

1999 Coco Miller1999 Kelly Miller2000 Kelly Miller2006 Sherill Baker 2006 Tasha Humphrey2010 Ashley Houts (3rd

aWsF1980 Bernadette Locke1982 Janet Harris1983 Janet Harris1983 Lisa O’Connor1984 Janet Harris1985 Teresa Edwards

1985 Janet Harris1986 Teresa Edwards1986 Katrina McClain1987 Katrina McClain

Wbb Journal1999 Kelly Miller2000 Kelly Miller2001 Coco Miller2001 Kelly Miller

WNiT1981 Cynthia Collins1981 Wanda Holloway

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Sec playeR Of The yeaR

kaTriNa McclaiN – 1987 saudia rouNdTree – 1996

kelly Miller – 2000 & 2001

Sec cOach Of The yeaR

aNdy laNders – 1984, 1986, 1996

sherill baker – 2006

Sec defenSIveplayeR Of The yeaR

chrisTy Marshall – 2007

Sec SIxThwOman Of The yeaR

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fIRST-Team all-Sec

JaNeT harris1982, 1983, 1984, 1985

WaNda holloWay1982

Teresa edWards1984, 1985, 1986

kaTriNa McclaiN1986, 1987

TaMMye JeNkiNs1988, 1989

sTacey Ford1990, 1991

lady hardMoN1990, 1992

caMille loWe1991

la’keshia FreTT1995, 1996,1997 (C,AP)

saudia rouNdTree1995, 1996

Tracy heNdersoN1997 (C)

kedra hollaNd-corN1997

kelly Miller1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

coco Miller1999 (C), 2001 (C)

TaWaNa McdoNald2000 (AP)

“TWeeTy” NolaN2000 (C)

kara braxToN2002 (C)

chrisTi ThoMas2004 (C)

Tasha huMphrey2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

porsha phillips2011

sherill baker2006

aNNe Marie arMsTroNG2012 (C)

ashley houTs2010 (C)

JasMiNe hassell2013 (C)

addiTioNal all-sec picks all-secdeFeNsive yr. player (team)

1989 Carla Green (C-2) Adrienne Shuler (C-2)1991 Lady Hardmon (C-HM)1993 Camille Lowe (C-2)1994 La’Keshia Frett (C-2) Deborah Reese (C-2)1995 Tracy Henderson (C-2)1996 Tracy Henderson (C-2)1997 Tracy Henderson (AP-2)1998 Coco Miller (C-2)1999 Coco Miller (AP-2)2000 Tawana McDonald (C-2) Coco Miller (C-2, AP-3) Deana Nolan (AP-2)2001 Tawana McDonald (C-2, AP-3)

yr. player2011 Meredith Mitchell2012 Anne Marie Armstrong2013 Shacobia Barbee2014 shacobia barbee

yr. player (team)2001 Coco Miller (AP-2) Deanna Nolan (C-2, AP-3)2002 Kara Braxton (AP-2) Christi Thomas (C-2)2003 Christi Thomas (C-2, AP-2)2004 Janese Hardrick (C-2) Alexis Kendrick (AP-3) Christi Thomas (AP-2)2006 Cori Chambers (C-2, AP-2)2007 Cori Chamers (C-2)2008 Ashley Houts (C-2, AP-2)2009 Ashley Houts (C-2, AP-2)2009 Angel Robinson (C-2, AP-HM)2010 Ashley Houts (AP-2)

yr. player (team)2011 Jasmine James (C-2, AP-HM)2012 Anne Marie Armstrong

(AP-2) Jasmine Hassell (C-2, AP-2) Khaalidah Miller (AP-HM)2013 Jasmine James (C-2, AP-HM) Jasmine Hassell (AP-2)2014 shacobia barbee (c-2,

ap-hM)

editor’s Note: From 1982-96, the only All-SEC team named was by the league office as determined by coaches’ balloting. The Associated Press began selecting All-SEC teams at the conclusion of the 1996-97 season. From 1997 forward, if a player is listed as first-team All-SEC with no notation, it signifies they were a

first-team pick of both the coaches and the AP. If “(C)” or “(AP)” is by a player’s name, it signifies first-team selection by that group only.

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naTIOnal fReShman Of The yeaR

JaNeT harris – 1982

AWSF, WBB News ServiceTaMMye JeNkiNs – 1988AWSF

Tasha huMphrey – 2005USBWA

Sec fReShman Of The yeaR

chrisTi ThoMas2001

kaTriNa McclaiN1984

la’keshia FreTT1994

ashley houTs2007

kara braxToN2002

Tasha huMphrey2005

honor Roll

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fReShman all-ameRIcanS

deborah MiTchell1981 – AWSF

JaNeT harris1982 – AWSF,

WBB News Service

Teresa edWards1983 – AWSF,

WBB News Service

lisa o’coNNor1983 – AWSF,

WBB News Service

kaTriNa McclaiN1984 – AWSF,

WBB News Service

TaMMye JeNkiNs1988 – AWSF,

WBB News Service

la’keshia FreTT1994 – Basketball Times

coco Miller1998 – WBB Journal,WBB News Service

kelly Miller1998 – WBB Journal,WBB News Service

chrisTi ThoMas2001 – WBB Journal,

womenscollegehoops.

kara braxToN2002 – Basketball Times,womenscollegehoops.

alexis keNdrick2003 –

womenscollegehoops.

JaNese hardrick2004 – gballmag.com

Tasha huMphrey2005 – gballmag.com

ashley houTs2007 – Basketball Times,

gballmag.com

JasMiNe JaMes2010 – gballmag.com

FreshMaN all-sec selecTioNsyear player1987 Sherelle Warren1988 Tammye Jenkins, Kim Berry (2nd), Adrienne Shuler (2nd)1989 Lady Hardmon1990 Camille Lowe1991 Deborah Carter1993 Nakia Hill1994 La’Keshia Frett Tracy Henderson1996 Pam Irwin1998 Coco Miller Kelly Miller2001 Christi Thomas

year player2002 Kara Braxton Ebony Felder2003 Alexis Kendrick2004 Cori Chambers Janese Hardrick2005 Megan Darrah Tasha Humphrey2007 Ashley Houts, Christy Marshall, Angel Robinson2008 Angela Puleo2010 Jasmine Hassell Jasmine James2011 Khaalidah Miller

shacobia barbee2013

FirsT-year pheNoMs

year starter(s)1980 c. collins 1981 W. Holloway, R. Malone, D. Mitchell, b. Murray, L. Sims1982 A. Abrams, J. harris, L. Greeson1983 T. Edwards, L. O’Connor1984 K. McClain1985 T. Waites1986 K. Abrahamson1987 S. Warren1988 K. Berry, S. Ford, T. Jenkins, J. Mitchell, a. shuler1989 l. hardmon1990 c. lowe, M. Lowe1991 D. Carter

Freshman starters are closer to the rule than the exception at UGA. All told, 74 freshmen (below) have started for Andy Landers, in-cluding 23 (bold-faced) who started collegiate debuts.

year starter(s)1992 T. Cosby, D. Sanders1993 k. Thompson, T. Walls1994 B. Decker, l. Frett, T. henderson, K. Holland, R. Powell, T. Walker1997 A. Ball, K. Brown, D. Lott1998 c. Miller, k. Miller, T. Nash, e. vishniakova1999 T. McDonald, C. Murphy2001 C. Thomas2002 k. braxton, N. Eason, E. Felder W. law, J. pierce

Year Starter(s)2003 S. Baker, M. Driskell, a. kendrick 2004 c. chambers, J. Hardrick, R. Rowsey2005 M. Darrah, T. humphrey2007 a. houts, C. Marshall, A. Robinson2008 a. puleo2009 M. Mitchell2010 A.M. Armstrong, J. Hassell, J. James2011 K. Miller, R. Ransford2012 K. Donald, E. Ford2013 s. barbee, T. Griffin, M. Hempe2014 s. Mccaskill, H. Washington

year player2012 Erika Ford2013 Shacobia Barbee

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Sec playeR Of The week hOnOReeS

Sec fReShman Of The week hOnOReeS

honor Roll

date player1/4/85 Janet Harris2/12/85 Teresa Edwards1/14/86 Katrina McClain2/28/86 Teresa Edwards2/3/87 Katrina McClain2/10/87 Katrina McClain2/17/87 Katrina McClain2/20/89 Adrienne Shuler1/29/90 Lady Hardmon1/21/91 Camille Lowe2/21/94 La’Keshia Frett2/0/95 Saudia Roundtree

date player11/13/06 Ashley Houts11/20/06 Christy Marshall12/4/06 Ashley Houts12/18/06 Angel Robinson1/22/07 Ashley Houts2/5/07 Angel Robinson2/19/07 Christy Marshall2/26/07 Ashley Houts2/17/08 Angela Puleo11/15/09 Jasmine James11/29/09 Jasmine James12/20/09 Jasmine James1/10/10 Jasmine James1/24/10 Jasmine Hassell2/28/10 Jasmine James1/2/11 Khaalidah Miller2/9/11 Khaalidah Miller2/16/11 Khaalidah Miller1/2/12 Erika Ford2/6/12 Krista Donald2/25/13 Shacobia Barbee

date player12/19/95 La’Keshia Frett1/22/96 Saudia Roundtree12/8/96 Kedra Holland-Corn2/2/97 Pam Irwin12/8/97 Coco Miller2/23/98 Kelly Miller1/4/99 Kelly Miller11/22/99 Tawana McDonald1/24/00 Deana Nolan2/14/00 Kelly Miller2/28/00 Coco Miller1/2/01 Kelly Miller

Tasha huMphrey

khaalidah MillerJasMiNe JaMes shacobia barbee

date player2/12/01 Coco Miller1/20/03 Christi Thomas2/10/03 Sherill Baker1/12/04 Christi Thomas11/22/04 Tasha Humphrey1/3/05 Tasha Humphrey1/24/05 Tasha Humphrey1/9/06 Tasha Humphrey2/6/06 Tasha Humphrey2/27/06 Sherill Baker1/22/07 Tasha Humphrey1/29/07 Tasha Humphrey

date player2/25/08 Tasha Humphrey12/1/08 Ashley Houts2/3/09 Porsha Phillips3/2/09 Ashley Houts11/21/11 Jasmine James2/13/12 Anne Marie Armstrong2/27/12 Meredith Mitchell1/14/13 Jasmine Hassell2/4/13 Khaalidah Miller

kedra hollaNd-corN

naTIOnal playeROf The week

Kedra Holland-Corn was named National Player of the Week on Dec. 11, 1997, scoring 24 points against No. 12 Virginia and pouring 30 points and playing all 45 minutes of a 94-93 OT win at No. 4 Tennessee.

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academIc all-ameRIcanS

berNadeTTe locke1981 (2nd team)

kelly Miller 2000 (3rd team); 2001 (2nd team)

coco Miller 2001 (3rd team)

sec hoNor roll

year honoree(s)1985 B. Bootz1986 B. Bootz, T. Edwards, S. Gardner1987 B. Bootz1989 T. DeVore1990 T. DeVore, T. Jenkins1991 S. Ford, T. Jenkins, C. Lowe1992 C. Lowe1993 C. Lowe, M. Lowe, D. Reese1994 V. Jardim, D. Reese1995 T. Walker1996 B. Decker, T. Walls1997 R. Powell, T. Walker1998 F. Spurlock1999 C. Miller, K. Miller2000 C. Miller, K. Miller2001 C. Miller, K. Miller, M.B. Lycett, K. McEntire2002 M.B. Lycett, T. Taylor2003 K. Frye, M.B. Lycett, T. Taylor2004 E. Felder, K. Frye, R. Rowsey, T. Taylor, C. Thomas2005 M.Darrah, E. Felder, K. Frye, R. Rowsey, T. Taylor2006 M. Darrah, E. Felder, R. Rowsey2007 A. Houts,

In 1985, the SEC instituted an Academic Honor Roll to recognize players with a GPA of 3.0 or better either cumulatively or annually. A total of 41 current and former Lady Bulldogs have been honored a total of 80 times, including a 13 stand-outs (several of whom pictured below left) who have received the accolade three or more times.

year honoree(s)2007 T. Humphrey, R. Rowsey, M. Taylor2008 M. Darrah, A. Houts, T. Humphrey, L. Moss, A. Puleo, R. Rowsey2009 A. Houts, M. Mitchell2010 A.M. Armstrong, E. Jones, M. Mitchell2011 A.M. Armstrong, E. Jones, M. Mitchell, J. Rhoden2012 B. Crews, J. James M. Mitchell2013 A.M. Armstrong, M. Butler, J. Hassell, M. Hempe, J. James2014 H. Almire, M. Butler, M. Hempe, H. Washington

Sec academIc hOnOR ROll

barbara booTz1985, 1986, 1987

caMille loWe1991, 1992, 1993

TiNa Taylor2002, 2003,2004, 2005

kaTie Frye2003, 2004, 2005

rebecca roWsey2004, 2005, 2006,

2007, 2008

MerediTh MiTchell2009, 2010,2011, 2012

honor Roll

H I S T O R Y


ncaa pOSTgRaduaTe SchOlaRShIpS

TiFFaNy Walker – 1997 kelly Miller – 2001

rebecca roWsey – 2008

coco & kelly Miller – 1999

saudia rouNdTree – 1996

Teresa edWards – 2011

JameS e. SullIvanmemORIal awaRd

Sec femaleaThleTe Of The yeaR

ncaa SIlveR annIveRSaRy awaRd

The James E. Sullivan Memorial Award is presented annually by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) to the top amateur athlete(s) in the nation who have achieved athletic excellence and also exhibited leadership, character, sportsmanship and the ideals of amateurism.

In addition to being 1996 National Player of the Year, Saudia Roundtree was named the top female student-athlete in the SEC for all sports in ballot-ing of the league’s 12 institutions. Roundtree is one of five Georgia female student-athletes to win the award since its inception in 1984, joining golfer Vicki Goetze (1992), swimmer Kristy Kowal (2000), gym-nast Courtney Kupets (2009) and swimmer Allison Schmitt (2013).

The Silver Anniversary Award recognizes distin-guished individuals on the 25th anniversary of the conclusion of their college athletics careers. Ed-wards became UGA’s fourth honoree, joining Fran Tarkenton (1986), Thomas Lyons (1996) and Kathyrn McMinn (2009).

honor Roll

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wOmen'S BaSkeTBallhall Of fame

naISmIThhall Of fame

kaTriNa McclaiN – 2006 aNdy laNders – 2007


Teresa edWards – 2011 Teresa Edwards was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in August 2011. Upon taking the stage at Springfield’s Symphony Hall, Edwards immediately spoke to Andy Landers, her coach and mentor at the UGA. “OK, Coach Landers....I’m nervous now,” Edwards joked. “I never knew I could be here. I’m beginning to feel the prestige of the moment.” After thanking numerous ground-breakers in women’s basketball, Ed-wards talked about watching Julius “Dr. J” Irving and attempting to emulate his abilities on a “basketball goal” consist-ing of a bicycle tire nailed to a pine tree and Michael Jordan, who she called him the greatest player ever. “After tonight, I’m forever changed because you recognized my name with my game,” Edwards said. “For Coach...the University of Georgia...for everyone from Cairo...we’re in the Hall of Fame, baby.”

kaTriNa McclaiN – 2012 Katrina McClain was enshrined into the Naismith Hall of Fame in September 2012. “What an honor,” McClain said. “I am so proud and humbled to a part of such an amazing group of athletes who have meant so much to the game. I have so many people to thank.” After opening by recognizing her family reMcClain then turned to individuals who have meant the most to her career, including Andy Landers. “I remember when he was recruiting me, Coach Landers told me I could be the greatest player in the world,” McClain said. “He also told me if I wanted easy don’t come to Georgia. Coach Landers helped me really realize that you had to go out there and work hard. Coach helped us all understand that education came first. He stressed that, that we were there to get an education. And if we didn’t get that, we didn’t get to play.”

The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame’s mission is to “honor the past, celebrate the present and promote the future” of wom-en’s basketball. The Hall opened in 1999 and since then more than 100 standout players, coaches and contributors have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame. In 2006, Katrina McClain became the first former Lady Bulldog to earn induction. McClain, the 1987 National Player of the Year and a two-time All-American at UGA, also helped lead the U.S. to Gold Medals in both the 1988 and 1996 Olympics. McClain also played professionally in the U.S., Japan, Italy, Spain and Turkey. In 2007, Andy Landers was enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Landers, the first and still only full-time head coach in Lady Bull-dog history, is a four-time National Coach of the Year honoree and ranks among the game’s leaders in virtually every statistic imaginable. In 2010, as soon as she has completed the mandatory five years of retirement before induction, Teresa Edwards became the third Lady Bulldog representative in the hall. Edwards is the only U.S. basketball player – male or female – to play in five Olympic Games and captured four Gold Medals.

honor Roll

H I S T O R Y


STaTe SpORTS hallS Of fame

Teresa edWards

2001 Georgia Hall of FamekaTriNa McclaiN2005 Georgia Hall of Fame

kaTriNa McclaiN

2006 South Carolina Hall of FameTeresa edWards – 2002

aNdy laNders2009 Georgia Hall of FamekaTriNa McclaiN – 2010

u.S. OlympIc hall Of fame

u.S. hIgh SchOOl hall Of fameTeresa edWards – 2009

Teresa Edwards’ bittersweet acceptance speech drew a standing ovation during ceremonies induct-ing her into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame. The former Lady Bulldog thanked those who helped her along the way during her career, first mentioning Andy Landers and all her former team-mates. Edwards then spoke of Katrina McClain be-fore individually honoring her deceased father and her mother, Mildred, who was in attendance. Edwards then turned to closing the book on her glorious career on the hardwood. “To accept this honor this evening for me is to say goodbye to the true love of my life,” Edwards stated. Edwards is one of only three American athletes – along with Carl Lewis and Lisa Leslie – to win Gold Medals at four separate Games and holds the unique honor of being both the youngest (20 in 1984) and oldest (36 in 2000) women’s basketball player to capture Olympic Gold

honor Roll

H I S T O R Y


uga cIRle Of hOnOR

Teresa edWards – 1995 kaTriNa McclaiN – 1997

JaNeT harris – 2002

saudia rouNdTree – 2013

berNadeTTe locke – 2009

The Circle of Honor is the highest honor awarded to former UGA student-athletes and coaches. The all-sports award is de-signed to recognize and pay tribute to those who, by their performance and conduct, have brought honor to the University and themselves, and who by their actions, have contributed to the tradition of the Georgia Bulldogs. The criteria stipulates each recipi-ent has earned their degree.

fIBa hall Of fame

ncaa wOman Of The yeaR

Teresa Edwards, the most decorated basketball play-er in Olympic history, was enshrined in the FIBA Hall of Fame in June 2013 in ceremonies in Mies, Switzerland. “What can I say? It took me all around the world,” Edwards said. “Now the FIBA Hall of Fame is calling me home to stay forever. Who in their right mind wouldn’t be excited about this?” Edwards helped the U.S. win four gold medals and a bronze in her five Olympics from 1984-2000, making her the most decorated Olympic basketball player ever. Oscar Schmidt of Brazil and Andrew Gaze of Australia played in five Olympics but never won a medal. Ed-wards also holds the unique distinction of being both the youngest and oldest women’s basketball player to ever win Olympic gold.

The NCAA Woman of the Year Award honors gradu-ating student-athletes who have distinguished them-selves throughout their collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletics excellence, service and leadership. Since it’s inception in 1991, the program has recog-nized nearly 2,000 state and conference honorees. The NCAA Woman of the Year selection committee deter-mines the top 10 and top three honorees in each divi-sion. Nominees from Divisions I, II and III will be con-sidered equally for national awards. The University of Georgia has produced three na-tional winners of the Woman of the Year – swimmer Lisa Ann Coole in 1997, swimmer Kristy Kowal in 2000 and swimmer Kimberly A. Black in 2001.


Mary beTh lyceTT – 2003

honor Roll

H I S T O R Y


ashley houTs – 2010

Mary beTh lyceTT – 2003

eboNy JoNes – 2011

rebecca roWsey – 2007

uga SpORTSmanShIp awaRd

uga leadeRShIp awaRd

The sportsmanship award goes annually to the UGA female student-athlete who consistently demon-strated good sportsmanship and ethical behavior in her daily participation in intercollegiate athletics and has displayed good citizenship outside of the sports-competition setting.

The Lewis Leadership Award is given to the UGA female student-athlete who embodies dedication, moti-vation and discipline, and who seeks the good of the group above personal gain.

peach Of an aThleTe The Atlanta Area Council of the Boy Scouts of Ameri-ca holds the Peach of an Athlete Role Model Banquet to honor students who excel in academics, athletics and service to the community. Rebecca Rowsey, a five-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll and three-time selection to the SEC Community Service team, was one of UGA’s three Peach of an Athlete honorees in 2008.

Sec cOmmunITy SeRvIce Team

Mary beTh lyceTT

2002

ashleyhouTs

2010

chrisTi ThoMas2003, 2004

MerediTh MiTchell

2011

kaTie Frye2005

JasMiNe JaMes

2012, 2013

paM irWiN-osbolT

1999

rebecca roWsey

2006, 2007, 2008

MarJoriebuTler

2014

kiesha broWN2000, 2001

aNGel robiNsoN

2009

honor Roll

H I S T O R Y


Teresa edWardsFive-time Olympian,

Naismith Hall of Fame, Greatest Player Ever

la’keshia FreTTTwo-time All-American,

Four-time All-SEC

lady hardMoNThree-time All-SEC

JaNeT harrisFour-time All-American

Tracy heNdersoNTwo-time honorable mention

All-American

WaNda holloWayUGA-Record

134 games played

berNadeTTe lockeProgram’s first All-American and

Academic All-American

kaTriNa McclaiN1987 National

Player of the Year

lisa o’coNNor1983 All-American

saudia rouNdTree1996 National

Player of the Year

all-TiMe TeaM In conjunction with the 25th season of Lady Bulldog Bas-ketball in 1997-98, former let-terwinners selected Georgia’s all-time team. The squad was announced during the “Silver Celebration of Excellence” on Nov. 30, 1997, when more than 80 former players and staff re-turned to Athens for an NCAA/ABL doubleheader. The afternoon included a 70-67 win by Georgia over Clemson and an Atlanta Glo-ry victory over the Portland Power. The ABL tilt displayed the impact UGA has had in the development of women’s professional basketball in the U.S., with no less than five for-mer Lady Bulldogs on those ABL rosters. The cast of players chosen was as impressive as the Lady Dogs record during the past quarter-century, with the unit supporting six Olympic Gold Medals, two National Players of the Year, 15 All-America cer-tificates, two SEC Players of the Year and two SEC Tourney MVP Trophies. “That’s a team I’d like to coach,” Andy Landers said. “I’d stack that group up against any 25th anniversary team of any program in the nation.”

all-time Team

H I S T O R Y


uGa pipeliNeTo The pros

Georgia Lady Bulldogs have long been promi-nent figures in the profes-sional ranks, both in the United States and over-seas. All told, 38 Lady Bulldogs have gone on to play basketball profes-sionally, including 25 in the WNBA. Deanna Nolan is the most decorated Georgia alum in the WNBA. She was a perennial All-Star, helped the Detroit Shock to three WNBA titles, and was named the MVP of the 2006 WNBA Finals. No less than 16 Lady Bulldogs have been se-lected in the last 14 edi-tions of the WNBA Draft, including eight first-round picks. Former Georgia play-ers also are making their mark on the sideline. Te-resa Edwards was the interim head coach of the Tulsa Shock in 2011 and the Atlanta Dream in 2014, while Berna-dette Mattox and Lady Grooms were assistant coaches for Connecticut and New York, respec-tively.

wnBa players

sherill bakerNew York, Los Angeles,

Indiana, Detroit

aNNe Marie arMsTroNGAtlanta

aNGie ballCharlotte

kara braxToNDetroit, Tulsa, Phoenix,

New York

kiesha broWNWashington, Houston,

New York, Minnesota, L.A., Connecticut, Tulsa

deborah carTerUtah, Washington

kedra hollaNd-corNSacramento, Detroit,

Houston

Tracy heNdersoNCleveland

ashley houTsWashington

Tasha huMphreyDetroit, Washington,

Minnesota

JasMiNe JaMesPhoenix

TaWaNa McdoNaldIndiana

H I S T O R Y


uGa’sWNba

chaMpioNs

2003 deTroiT shockKedra Holland-Corn

Deanna Nolan

2006 deTroiT shock

Kara BraxtonKedra Holland-Corn

Deanna Nolan (MVP)

2007 phoeNix Mercury

Kelly Miller

2008 deTroiT shock

Kara BraxtonDeanna Nolan

wnBa players

JasMiNe hassellIndiana, Seattle

aNGel robiNsoNSeattle

chrisTi ThoMasLos Angeles, Minnesota,

Chicago

adrieNNe shulerWashington

cori chaMbersConnecticut

Teresa edWardsMinnesota

sTacey FordNew York, Sacramento

la’keshia FreTTLos Angeles, Sacramento,

Charlotte, New York

lady GrooMsUtah, Sacramento

coco MillerWashington, Atlanta,

Los Angeles

kelly MillerCharlotte, Indiana, Phoenix,

Minnesota, Atlanta, Washington, New York

deaNNa NolaNDetroit

porsha phillipsSan Antonio

H I S T O R Y


player yr. Team selection

lady GrooMs 1997 Utah 16 players allocated

la’keshia FreTT 1999 Los Angeles 4th Round (40th overall)

Tracy heNdersoN 1999 Cleveland 3rd Round (35th overall)

kedra hollaNd-corN 1999 Sacramento 2nd Round (14th overall)

kelly Miller 2001 Charlotte 1st Round (2nd overall)

deaNNa NolaN 2001 Detroit 1st Round (6th overall)

coco Miller 2001 Washington 1st Round (9th overall)

TaWaNa McdoNald 2002 Indiana 1st Round (13th overall)

Teresa edWards 2003 Minnesota 2nd Round (14th overall)

chrisTi ThoMas 2004 Los Angeles 1st Round (12th overall)

kara braxToN 2005 Detroit 1st Round (7th overall)

sherill baker 2006 New York 1st Round (12th overall)

cori chaMbers 2007 Connecticut 2nd Round (26th overall)

Tasha huMphrey 2008 Detroit 1st Round (11th overall)

ashley houTs 2010 New York 2nd Round (16th overall)

aNGel robiNsoN 2010 Los Angeles 2nd Round (20th overall)

porsha phillips 2011 San Antonio 3rd Round (11th overall)

JasMiNe hassell 2013 Indiana 2nd Round (21st overall)

JasMiNe JaMes 2013 Seattle 3rd Round (31st overall)

aNNe Marie arMsTroNG 2013 Atlanta 3rd Round (32nd overall)

* of 20 Lady Bulldogs drafted, 19 earned opening-day roster spots

uGa iN The WNba draFT uGa’s all-TiMe WNba rosTeraNNe Marie arMsTroNG – 1 seasoNAtlanta Dream ......................................................... 2013

sherill baker – 4 seasoNsNew York Liberty ................................................2006-07Los Angeles Sparks ................................................2007Indiana Fever ...........................................................2008Tulsa Shock .............................................................2009

aNGie ball – 1 seasoNCharlotte Sting ........................................................ 2001

kara braxToN – 10 seasoNsDetroit/Tulsa Shock ............................................2005-10Phoenix Mercery ..................................................... 2010New York Liberty ......................................................2011Phoenix Mercuty ......................................................2011New York Liberty ................................................ 2012-14

kiesha broWN – 9 seasoNsWashington Mystics ..........................................2002-04Houston Comets .....................................................2005Washington Mystics ...............................................2005New York Liberty .....................................................2006Los Angeles Sparks ................................................2007Minnesota Lynx .......................................................2007Los Angeles Sparks ................................................2008Connecticut Sun ......................................................2009Tulsa Shock ............................................................. 2010

deborah carTer – 2 seasoNsUtah Starzz .............................................................. 1997Washington Mystics ............................................... 1998

cori chaMbers – 1 seasoNConnecticut Sun ......................................................2007

Teresa edWards – 2 seasoNsMinnesota Lynx ..................................................2003-04

sTacey Ford – 2 seasoNsNew York Liberty ..................................................... 2001Sacramento Monarchs ...........................................2002

la’keshia FreTT – 7 seasoNsLos Angeles Sparks .......................................1999-2000Sacramento Monarchs ...................................... 2001-03Charlotte Sting ........................................................2004New York Liberty ................................................2004-05

lady GrooMs – 8 seasoNsUtah Starzz .............................................................. 1997Sacramento Monarchs ..................................1998-2004

JasMiNe hassell – 2 seasoNsIndiana Fever ...................................................... 2013-14Seattle Storm .......................................................... 2013

Tracy heNdersoN – 3 seasoNsCleveland Rockers ...................................1999, 2002-03

kedra hollaNd-corN – 7 seasoNsSacramento Monarchs ..................................1999-2002Detroit Shock ...........................................................2003Houston Comets .....................................................2004Detroit Shock ...........................................................2006

ashley houTs – 1 seasoNWashington Mystics ............................................... 2010

Tasha huMphrey – 2 seasoNsDetroit Shock ...........................................................2008Washington Mystics ..........................................2008-09Minnesota Lynx .......................................................2009

JasMiNe JaMes – 1 seasoNPhoenix Mercury ..................................................... 2013

TaWaNa McdoNald – 1 seasoNIndiana Fever ...........................................................2002

coco Miller – 12 seasoNsWashington Mystics .......................................... 2001-08Atlanta Dream .................................................... 2009-11Los Angeles ............................................................. 2012

kelly Miller – 12 seasoNsCharlotte Sting ................................................... 2001-03Indiana Fever ......................................................2004-05Phoenix Mercury ................................................2006-08Minnesota Lynx .......................................................2009Atlanta Dream ......................................................... 2010Washington Mystics ................................................2011New York Liberty ..................................................... 2012

deaNNa NolaN – 9 seasoNsDetroit Shock ...................................................... 2001-09

porsha phillips – 1 seasoNSan Antonio Silver Stars .........................................2011

aNGel robiNsoN – 1 seasoNSeattle Storm .......................................................... 2014

adrieNNe shuler – 1 seasoNWashington Mystics ............................................... 1998

chrisTi ThoMas – 7 seasoNsLos Angeles Sparks ...........................................2004-08Minnesota Lynx .......................................................2009Chicago Sky ............................................................ 2010

wnBa players

H I S T O R Y


player location(s)aNNe Marie arMsTroNG Brazil, Israel

sherill baker Israel, Italy, Greece

aNGie ball France, Italy

barbara booTz Japan

kara braxToN Italy, Poland

kiesha broWN Czech Republic, France, Israel, Russia, Spain, Turkey

cori chaMbers Israel, Russia, Switzerland

cyNThia colliNs Venezuela

MeGaN darrah Spain

Teresa edWards France, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain

sTacey Ford France, Italy, Japan, Spain

la’keshia FreTT Hungary, Israel, Korea, Spain

carla GreeN Spain

lady GrooMs Israel, Italy, Turkey

JaNeT harris Italy, Japan, Spain

JasMiNe hassell Israel, Spain, France

kedra hollaNd-corN France, Hungary, Italy, Spain

Overseas professional players

player location(s)Tasha huMphrey Israel, Italy

ashley houTs France, Israel

JasMiNe JaMes Brazil

vera JardiN Portugal

TaMMye JeNkiNs Greece, Japan, Spain

alexis keNdrick Serbia

kaTriNa McclaiN Italy, Japan, Spain, Turkey

coco Miller China, France, Russia, Turkey

kelly Miller China, France, Russia, Turkey

deaNNa NolaN Czech Republic, Israel, Italy, Poland, Spain, Russia

lisa o’coNNor Japan

porsha phillips Israel

aNGel robiNsoN France, Portugal, Spain

doroThy saNders Spain

chrisTi ThoMas Italy, Latvia, Spain, Turkey

MediNa TurNer Belgium, Spain

Teresa edWards kiesha broWN aNGel robiNsoN

H I S T O R Y


katie abrahamson1985 – National Sports Festival

barbara bootz1985 – National Sports Festival U.S. Junior Pan Am Team1987 – Seoul Pre-Olympic Invitational

kara braxton2002 – U.S. Young Women National Team2006 – U.S. Senior National Team

kiesha brown1995 – U.S. Olympic Festival1996 – U.S. Junior National Team

cori chambers2002 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

Teresa edwards1981 – National Sports Festival1982 – National Sports Festival U.S. Junior Pan Am Team1983 – National Sports Festival1984 – U.S. Olympic Team1986 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships1987 – Pan American Games1988 – U.S. Olympic Team1990 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships1991 – Pan American Games1992 – U.S. Olympic Team1994 – FIBA World Championships1996 – U.S. Olympic Team

Teresa edwards – 1984 olympic Games coco & kelly Miller – 1999 World university Games

1997 – U.S. Senior National Team1998 – U.S. Senior National Team 1999 – U.S. Senior National Team2000 – U.S. Olympic Team

la’keshia Frett1994 – R. William Jones Cup Team1995 – World University Games1997 – World University Games1998 – U.S. Senior National Team (Goldmark Cup)

stacey Ford1988 – U.S. Junior National Team

susie Gardner1983 – National Sports Festival1986 – Canadian Invitational Tournament

carla Green1986 – U.S. Olympic Festival1987 – U.S. Olympic Festival1989 – World University Games

lady hardmon1989 – U.S. Junior National Team1992 – R. William Jones Cup Team1993 – World University Games

Janet harris1981 – National Sports Festival1982 – National Sports Festival

kedra holland-corn1994 – U.S. Olympic Festival1997 – World University Games

uGa & usa baskeTball: a GoldeN coMbo

Rarely over the past two decades has a United States National Team entered a major international competition without one or more Georgia Lady Bulldog included as a key ingre-dient on the roster. Teresa Edwards and Katrina McClain head-line an im pressive list of 25 Lady Bulldogs who have represented USA Basket ball in more than 40 different competitions worldwide. Edwards and McClain were the backbone of virtually every U.S. team fielded for a ma-jor competition from 1986-96 and compiled a 109-4 (.965) record in USA Basketball competi-tions. Edwards, who first played at the national level during the summer after her junior sea-son of high school, is the only basketball play-er to represent the U.S. in five Olympic Games. All told, she was a member of 22 different USA Basketball teams, compiling an overall record of 205-14 (93.6). Along the way, Edwards com-piled some incredible statistics – 2,008 points, 890 assists, 576 rebounds and 372 steals. McClain is perhaps the most decorated in-ternational performer other that Edwards. In fact, they first played together during the sum-mer before McClain’s arrival at Georgia, lead-ing the South to a Gold Medal at the 1983 U.S. Olympic Festival. McClain capped her interna-tional career at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta by averaging 14.1 points and posting team-bests of 8.3 rebounds per game and 63.9 percent field goal percentage.

Tasha Humphrey was the second-leading scorer for the Gold Medal-winning U.S. team at the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro. She double figures in four of five outings to average 11.6 points.

uSa Basketball

H I S T O R Y


christi Thomas – 2003 u21 World championships ashley houts – 2007 u21 World championships

ashley houts2007 – U21 World Championships2009 – World University Games

Tasha humphrey2003 – U.S. Youth Development Festival2007 – Pan American Games

christy Marshall2005 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

katrina Mcclain1983 – National Sports Festival1985 – World University Games1986 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships1987 – Pan American Games1988 – U.S. Olympic Team1990 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships1991 – Pan American Games1992 – U.S. Olympic Team1994 – FIBA World Championships1996 – U.S. Olympic Team

rhonda Mikes1985 – World University Games

coco Miller1999 – World University Games

kelly Miller1999 – World University Games

Christi Thomas secured a spot on the all-tour-nament team at the 2003 U21 World Cham-pionships after averaging 10.0 points and 7.0 rebounds in three medal-round games in Croatia.

lisa o’connor1982 – National Sports Festival1983 – National Sports Festival1985 – R. William Jones Cup Team1987 – World University Games

Oh, canada: lady dOgS & maple leaveS

Two former Lady Bulldogs have repre-sented their native na-tion of Canada in inter-national competiton. Angie Ball, a native of Scarsborough near Toronto, was a stand-out for Georgia from 1997-2000. She was a freshman on the Lady Bulldogs’ 1997 SEC Championship team and was a starter on Georgia’s 1999 NCAA Final Four squad and 2000 SEC Championship team that secured a school-record 23 victories. Ball was a member of the 15-player Canadian National Team during both 1998 and 1999. Jaleesa Rhoden, a native of the Toronto suberb of London, was a fix-

ture on the Canadian Junior National Team for several years. In 2004, Rhoden rep-resented Canada at the Confederation of Pan American Basket-ball Associations (CO-PABA) qualifying tour-nament for the 2005 U19 World Champion-ships. The following year, Rhoden took part in those World Champi-onships in Tunisia.

After a redshirt season at Georgia in 2006-07 due to a knee injury, Rho-den saw her first competitive action in more than a year when she helped Canada to a ninth-place showing at the 2007 U19 World Championships in Slovakia.

Tari phillips1987 – U.S. Olympic Festival

angel robinson2004 – U.S. Youth Development Festival2004 – U.S. Junior National Team

saudia roundtree1995 – R. William Jones Cup Team

adrienne shuler1990 – U.S. Select Team

christi Thomas2003 – U.S. Young Women National Team

uSa Basketball

H I S T O R Y


viNceNT J. & barbara dooley scholarship eNdoWMeNT

1996-97 – Tiffany Walker1997-98 – Latrese Bush1998-99 – Kelly Miller1999-00 – Kiesha Brown2000-01 – Mary Beth Lycett2001-02 – Camille Murphy2002-03 – Mary Beth Lycett2003-04 – Ebony Felder2004-05 – Jessica Pierce2005-06 – Alexis Kendrick2006-07 – Cori Chambers2007-08 – Megan Darrah 2011-12 – Jasmine James2008-09 – Danielle Taylor 2012-13 – Khaalidah Miller2009-10 – Ebony Jones 2013-14 – Khaalidah Miller2010-11 – Ronika Ransford 2014-15 – Mackenzie Engram

eNsuriNG The FuTure oF uGa aThleTicsIn an effort to permanently fund UGA student-athlete

scholarships, the University of Georgia Athletic Association founded the Athletic Scholarship Endowment Program. The Endowment Program allows friends of the Athletic Association to invest in the educational opportunities of our deserving student-athletes through endowing a named scholarship for $200,000.

The Athletic Association does not receive University, State or Federal funding to cover the full costs of in-state and out of state student-athlete scholarships. The interest generated from the endowment is critical in offsetting the scholarship costs for our current student-athletes. As the costs of higher education escalate, building a strong endow-ment is crucial to enhancing the lives of our student-athletes while preparing them for life beyond athletics. Contact The Georgia Bulldog Club at 877-GA-DAWGS today to learn more about endowment opportunities for one of UGA’s 21 varsity sports.

All Athletic Scholarship Endowment Donors are invited to an annual reception where they have the opportunity to connect with the recipient of their scholarship.

To date, more than 200 scholarships have been endowed. Currently nine endowed scholarships are awarded annually to Lady Bulldog players. In addition, a 10th scholarship has been established by sisters Megan and Kelcy Freeman.

Funds from the Turner Family Scholarship, which endowed several scholarships in several sports, are now directed toward overall facility improvements for UGA Athletics. The Mike and Ruth Kooyman Scholarship was redirected to the men’s basketball program.

eNGraM

endowed Scholarships

edWiNa chasTaiN JohNsoN scholarship eNdoWMeNT

2000-01 – Kiesha Brown2001-02 – Tameiko Washington 2002-03 – Katie Frye2003-04 – Sherill Baker2004-05 – Katie Frye2005-06 – Sara Kate Greene2006-07 – Christy Marshall2007-08 – Christy Marshall2008-09 – Angela Puleo2009-10 – Tamika Willis 2012-13 – Tamika Willis2010-11 – Tamika Willis 2013-14 – Tiaria Griffin2011-12 – Tamika Willis 2014-15 – Haley Clark

leoN & vickie FarMer scholarship eNdoWMeNT

2003-04 – Alexis Kendrick2004-05 – Sherill Baker2006-07 – Tasha Humphrey2007-08 – Tasha Humphrey2008-09 – Ashley Houts2009-10 – Ashley Houts2010-11 – Khaalidah Miller2011-12 – Khaalidah Miller2012-13 – Jasmine James2013-14 – Shacobia Barbee 2014-15 – Shacobia Barbee

vicToria p. FarMer scholarship eNdoWMeNT

1998-99 – Kiesha Brown1999-00 – Coco Miller2000-01 – Tina Taylor2001-02 – Tawana McDonald2002-03 – Sherill Baker2003-04 – Christi Thomas2004-05 – Alexis Kendrick2005-06 – Cori Chambers2006-07 – Megan Darrah2007-08 – Angel Robinson 2011-12 – Jasmine Hassell2008-09 – Porsha Phillips 2012-13 – Jasmine Hassell2009-10 – Jasmine Hassell 2013-14 – Marjorie Butler2010-11 – Jasmine Hassell 2014-15 – Jasmine Carter

TurNer FaMily Mike & ruTh kooyMaN scholarship scholarship2002-03 – Ebony Felder 2003-04 – Tina Taylor 2003-04 – Katie Frye 2004-05 – Janese Hardrick2004-05 – Rebecca Rowsey 2005-06 – Tasha Humphrey2005-06 – Megan Darrah 2006-07 – Rebecca Rowsey2006-07 – Angel Robinson 2007-08 – Rebecca Rowsey 2008-09 – Meredith Mitchell

aNdy laNders scholarship eNdoWMeNT

2006-07 – Jaleesa Rhoden2007-08 – Maria Taylor2008-09 – Jasmine Lee2009-10 – Jasmine James2010-11 – Meredith Mitchell2011-12 – Meredith Mitchell2012-13 – Krista Donald2013-14 – Krista Donald2014-15 – Krista Donald

ToM & JeaNeTTe GreesoN scholarship eNdoWMeNT

2007-08 – Ashley Houts 2008-09 – Jaleesa Rhoden2009-10 – Jaleesa Rhoden2010-11 – Anne Marie Armstrong2011-12 – Anne Marie Armstrong2012-13 – Anne Marie Armstrong2013-14 – Erika Ford2014-15 – Merritt Hempe

val porTer FaMily scholarship eNdoWMeNT

1998-99 – Coco Miller1999-00 – Kelly Miller2000-01 – Camille Murphy2001-02 – Mary Beth Lycett2002-03 – Christi Thomas2003-04 – Marquita Driskell2004-05 – Cori Chambers2005-06 – Angel Robinson2006-07 – Ashley Houts2007-08 – Lindsey Moss 2011-12 – Brittney Crews2008-09 – Angel Robinson 2012-13 – Marjorie Butler2009-10 – Angel Robinson 2013-14 – Merritt Hempe2010-11 – Jasmine James 2014-15 – Halle Washington

aNGie WaTsoN scholarship eNdoWMeNT

2014-15 – Nasheema Oliver

dr. archie siMe & beTTy JohNsoN rushToN FaMily scholarship

(rotates between football & women’s basketball)

2011-12 – Ebony Jones 2012-13 – Ebony Jones

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23 HALLE WASHINGTON 14 JASMINE CARTER

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2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5 S E A S O N S C H E D U L E11/14 Morgan State 7:00 PM11/16 TCU 1:00 PM11/19 at Ohio State 7:00 PM11/23 at Georgia Tech 2:00 PM11/25 Georgia Southern 7:00 PM11/26 Colgate 7:00 PM11/29 at Tennessee Tech 7:00 PM12/2 Coppin State 7:00 PM

12/4 at Mercer 7:00 PM12/7 Michigan State 4:00 PM12/20 Furman 4:00 PM12/22 Belmont 7:00 PM12/28 at Seton Hall 2:00 PM1/2 at Mississippi State 4:00 PM1/4 Alabama 1:00 PM

1/8 Missouri 7:00 PM1/11 at Auburn 2:00 PM1/15 at Mississippi 7:00 PM1/18 Vanderbilt 2:00 PM1/22 Texas A&M 7:00 PM1/25 at Tennessee 2:00 PM2/1 at Kentucky 1:00 PM

2/5 South Carolina 7:00 PM2/9 at Arkansas 7:00 PM2/12 Florida 7:00 PM2/19 at LSU 8:00 PM2/22 Auburn 2:00 PM2/26 Tennessee 9:00 PM3/1 at Florida 3:00 PM

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