Sunday, January 20, 2019

NCAA Women’s Basketball Week 10 Sunday


Two of the games on Sunday will be in the BIG 10. Matchups include Penn State (9-8, 2-4 BIG 10) at No. 9 Maryland (15-2, 4-2 BIG 10) and No. 23 Minnesota (13-4, 2-4 BIG 10) at Nebraska (8-9, 3-3 BIG 10).

The Penn State/Maryland matchup will take place at the XFINITY Center on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Season Stat Leaders
                Penn State                                                                                               Maryland
Points

Photo Credit: Penn State Athletics

Teniya Page (20.2 per game)
Photo Credit: Maryland Athletics

Kaila Charles (15.8 per game)
                                                            










                                                                   

Rebounds

Photo Credit: Penn State Athletics

Alisia Smith (7.3 per game)
Photo Credit: Maryland Athletics

Shakira Austin (10.9 per game)
                                                        











                                                                   

Assists

Photo Credit: Penn State Athletics

Teniya Page (3.6 per game)
Photo Credit: Maryland Athletics

Channise Lewis (5.5 per game)
                                                         










                                                                

Steals

Photo Credit: Penn State Athletics

Siyeh Frazier (1.8 per game)
Photo Credit: Maryland Athletics

Blair Watson (1.5 per game)
                                                       











                                                                   

Blocks

Photo Credit: Penn State Athletics

Lauren Ebo (1.1 per game)
Photo Credit: Maryland Athletics

Shakira Austin (2.8 per game)
                                                         














Team Notes
Penn State
  •         Penn State is 2-4 in BIG 10 play.
  •         The Lady Nittany Lions lost their last game to Ohio State in overtime 76-71.
  •         Penn State has four players averaging in double-figures.       
    •  Player of the Game: Teniya Page (19 pts, 3 rebs, 4 asts, 2 stls)
  • Teniya Page
    •    Scoring 21.0 points, grabbing, 3.7 rebounds and dishing out 3.7 assists in BIG 10 play.
    •    Needs 67 points to reach 2,000 points in her career.
    •   No. 7 in the program and No. 13 in NCAA Division I in career points (1,933).
    •    No. 4 in the program in scoring.
    •    BIG 10 Statistics
      •   No. 2 in scoring (20.2 per game)
      •   No. 5 in free throw percentage (.791)
      •   Tied at No. 12 with Indiana’s Ali Patberg in assist/turnover ratio (1.5).
      •   No. 15 in field goal percentage (.394)
  •  Siyeh Frazier
    •    Averaging 10.6 points per game.
    •    BIG 10 Statistics
      • No. 30 in scoring (10.6 per game)
  •  Alisia Smith
    •    Averaging 10.2 points per game.
    •    BIG 10 Statistics
      •   No. 7 in free throw percentage (.779)
      •   Tied at No. 11 with teammate Lauren Ebo, Wisconsin’s Kelly Karlis and Michigan State’s Sidney Cooks in blocked shots (1.1 per game).
      •  Tied at No. 12 with Indiana’s Brenna Wise and Michigan State’s Jenna Allen in rebounding (7.3 per game).
  •        Kamaria McDaniel
    •   Averaging 10.1 points per game.
  •         Amari Carter
    •    BIG 10 Statistics
      •   Tied at No. 11 with Illinois’s Brandi Beasley, Rutgers Stasha Carey, Northwestern’s Jordan Hamilton, Michigan’s Deja Church and Michigan State’s Nia Clouden in steals (1.4 per game).
      •  Tied at No. 14 with Northwestern’s Abi Scheid and Wisconsin’s Alex Luehring in 3-point field goals made (1.5 per game).
  •        Lauren Ebo
    •    BIG 10 Statistics
      •   Tied at No. 11 with teammate Alisia Smith, Wisconsin’s Kelly Karlis and Michigan State’s Sidney Cooks in blocked shots.
Maryland

  •         Maryland is 4-2 in BIG 10 play.
  •         The Terrapins were upset by No. 17 Michigan State 77-60 on Thursday.
    •          Player of the Game: Brianna Fraser (22 pts, 6 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 1 blk)
  •         Maryland is ranked No. 9 in the NCAA in rebounds (44.8 per game) and defensive rebounds (31.0 per game).
  •         The Terrapins are No. 10 in the NCAA in rebound margin (+11.4).
  •         Shakira Austin
    •        Earned this week’s BIG 10 and USBWA Freshman of the Week.
    •      Close to passing former Maryland player Marissa Coleman in the blocked shots category.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 2 in blocked shots (2.8 per game)
      •      No. 3 in rebounding (10.9 per game)
  •         Kaila Charles
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 4 in free throw percentage (.800)
      •      No. 7 in scoring (15.8 per game)
      •      No. 9 in field goal percentage (.480)
  •         Taylor Mikesell
    •        Earned one of the three spots on this week’s BIG 10 Honor Roll.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 1 in 3-point field goals made (3.0 per game)
      •      No. 3 in 3-point field goal percentage (.421)
      •      No. 11 in scoring (14.8 per game)
      •      No. 12 in field goal percentage (.445)
  •         Stephanie Jones
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 3 in field goal percentage (.617)
      •      No. 15 in scoring (13.1 per game)
      •     Tied at No. 17 with Nebraska’s Ashtyn Veerbeek in rebounding (6.2 per game).
  •         Channise Lewis
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 1 in assists (5.5 per game) and assist/turnover ratio (2.7)
  •         Blair Watson
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        Tied at No. 9 with Nebraska’s Nicea Eliely in steals (1.5 per game).
      •      Tied at No. 11 with Iowa’s Tania Davis and Makenzie Meyer in 3-point field goals made (1.6 per game).
BIG 10 Team Stat Comparison
Points
Penn State: No. 9 (69.7 per game)

Maryland: No. 3 (76.6 per game)

Rebounds
Penn State: No. 14 (37.0 per game)

Maryland: No. 1 (44.8 per game)

Assists
Penn State: No. 14 (12.1 per game)

Maryland: No. 3 (17.8 per game)

Steals
Penn State: No. 5 (7.9 per game)

Maryland: No. 8 (7.6 per game)

Blocks
Penn State: No. 7 (4.5 per game)

Maryland: No. 2 (5.5 per game)

Series History

  •         The series between the two teams is tied at 14-14.
  •         Maryland has won the last six games against Penn State.
  •         The last meeting was on December 28, 2018.
  •         The Terrapins beat the Lady Nittany Lions 77-61 in that game.


The Minnesota/Nebraska game will tipoff at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Sunday at 6 p.m.

Season Stat Leaders
                Minnesota                                                                                                Nebraska
Points


Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Kenisha Bell (19.1 per game)
                                                                   
Photo Credit: Nebraska Athletics

Leigha Brown (10.4 per game)










                                                                                  


         
Rebounds


Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Taiye Bello (12.1 per game)
Photo Credit: Nebraska Athletics

Kate Cain (6.8 per game)
                                                            











                                                                                   

Assists


Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Kenisha Bell (4.5 per game)
                                                            
Photo Credit: Nebraska Athletics

Hannah Whitish (3.9 per game)











                                                                                  


Steals


Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Kenisha Bell (2.2 per game)
Photo Credit: Nebraska Athletics

Eliely Nicea (1.5 per game)
                                                          










                                                                                  


Blocks


Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Taiye Bello (1.3 per game)
Photo Credit: Minnesota Athletics

Kate Cain (2.4 per game)
                                                           











                                                                                     

Team Notes
Minnesota

  •         Minnesota dropped to No. 23 in this week’s AP Poll.
  •         The Golden Gophers are 2-4 in BIG 10 play.
  •         Minnesota won their recent game at Wisconsin 78-50.
    •        Player of the Game: Kenisha Bell (25 pts, 4 rebs, 10 asts)
  •         The Golden Gophers have won three out of five road games this season.
  •         Minnesota is No. 3 in the NCAA in free throws attempts (420).
  •         The Golden Gophers are ranked No. 5 in the NCAA in free throws made (286).
  •         Minnesota is No. 26 in the NCAA in rebound margin (8.2).
  •         The Golden Gophers are No. 31 in rebounds per game (42.7).
  •         Kenisha Bell
    •        Averaging 16.6 points per game when Minnesota is on the road.
    •      No. 5 in the NCAA in free throw attempts (135) and free throws made (93).
    •      Leads the program in points per game (19.1), assists per game (4.5) and steals per game (2.2).
    •      Ranked No. 10 in program scoring (1,467).
    •      Close to tying former Minnesota player Emily Fox in points.
    •      Recorded her third double-double of the season with 25 points and a career high 10 assists at Wisconsin.
    •      Finished in double figures in the assist category for the fifth game of her career.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 1 in steals (2.2 per game)
      •      No. 3 in scoring (19.1 per game)
      •      Tied at No. 8 with Iowa’s Makenzie Meyer in assists (4.5 per game)
      •      No. 14 in field goal percentage (.413)
      •      Tied at No. 19 with Michigan’s Hallie Thome and Indiana’s Ali Patberg in rebounding (6.1 per game)
  •         Annalese Lamke
    •       Averaging 11.4 points and 6.0 rebounds per game this season.
    •      Had 15 points and nine rebounds at Wisconsin.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 6 in free throw percentage (.781)
      •      No. 24 in scoring (11.4 per game)
  •         Taiye Bello
    •        Had 14 points and nine rebounds at Wisconsin.
    •      Recorded 18 rebounds in four games this season.
    •      Recorded three consecutive double-doubles in Minnesota’s first three games of the season.
    •      NCAA Rankings
      •       No. 3 in offensive rebounds per game (5.0).
      •      No. 6 in total rebounds (196)
      •      No. 9 in rebounds per game (12.1)
      •      No. 30 in defensive rebounds (7.0)
      •      No. 34 in double-doubled (7.0)
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 2 in rebounding (12.1 per game)
      •      No. 10 in blocked shots (1.3 per game)
      •      Tied at No. 28 with Rutgers’ Arella Guirantes in scoring (10.8 per game)
  •         Jasmine Brunson
    •       Averaging 8.5 points per game in the BIG 10.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 14 in assist/turnover ratio (1.4)
  •         Destiny Pitts
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 5 in 3-point field goal percentage (.309)
      •      Tied at No. 5 with Illinois’ Arieal Scottt in 3-point field goals made (2.0 per game).
      •       No. 10 in free throw percentage (.772)
      •      Tied at No. 18 with Indiana’s Jaelynn Penn in scoring (12.6 per game)
Nebraska

  •         Nebraska is 3-3 in BIG 10 play.
  •         The Huskers won at Illinois 77-67 on Thursday.
    •        Player of the Game: Ashtyn Veerbeek (19 pts, 8 rebs, 1 blk)
  •         Nebraska will play its seventh Top 25 opponent of the season.
  •         Five of the Husker’s losses this season were by less possessions.
  •         Nebraska has lost three games this season in double digits.
  •         The bench players have scored in double-figures in 13 out of 17 games with five of them being 40+ points.
  •         The freshman class have made an impact for Nebraska averaging 31.9 points and 14.5 rebounds per game.
  •         Leigha Brown
    •        Averaging 2.6 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game.
    •      Averaging 13.7 points in the BIG 10.
    •      Had 28.4 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.0 steals in Nebraska’s previous nine games.
    •      No. 11 in free throw percentage (.762)
  •         Sam Haiby
    •        Averaging 10.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game.
  •         Nicea Eliely
    •        Needs four points to reach 600 career points.
    •      Needs nine rebounds to reach 300 career rebounds.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •       Tied at No. 9 with Maryland’s Blair Watson in steals (1.5 per game).
  •         Taylor Kissinger
    •        Close to the 100th three-pointer mark.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 1 in 3-point field goal percentage (.494)
      •      No. 4 in 3-point field goals made (2.3 per game)
  •         Ashtyn Veerbeek
    •       Averaging 8.3 points and 6.2 rebounds per game.
    •      Recorded a career-high 19 points and team-high eight rebounds at Illinois.
    •      BIG 10 Statistics
      •       Tied at No. 17 with Maryland’s Stephanie Jones in rebounding (6.2 per game).
  •         Kayla Mershon
    •        Averaging 3.2 points and 2.5 rebounds per game.
  •         Kate Cain
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        No. 4 in blocked shots (2.4 per game)
      •      No. 15 in rebounding (6.8 per game)
  •         Hannah Whitish
    •        BIG 10 Statistics
      •        Tied at No. 9 with Purdue’s Dominique Oden in 3-point field goals made (1.7 per game).
      •      No. 11 in assist/turnover ratio (1.6)
      •      No. 14 in assists (3.9 per game)
BIG 10 Team Stat Comparison
Points
Minnesota: No. 7 (71.8 per game)

Nebraska: No. 4 (74.8 per game)

Rebounds
Minnesota: No. 3 (42.6 per game)

Nebraska: No. 5 (40.8 per game)

Assists
Minnesota: No. 8 (14.5 per game)

Nebraska: No. 4 (16.0 per game)

Steals
Minnesota: No. 4 (8.1 per game)

Nebraska: No. 6 (7.8 per game)

Blocks
Minnesota: No. 13 (3.5 per game)

Nebraska: No. 8 (4.5 per game)

Series History

  •         Nebraska leads the series against Minnesota 12-9.
  •         Both teams last met on New Year’s Eve 2017 in Minneapolis.
  •         The Huskers beat the Golden Gophers 79-74 in that game.


Houston (8-8, 2-1 AAC) meets Wichita State (7-10, 0-4 AAC) for an AAC matchup in Kansas.

The game will take place at Charles Koch Arena on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Season Stat Leaders
                     Houston                                                                                           Wichita State
Points


Photo Credit: Houston Athletics

Jasmyne Harris (16.2 per game)
Photo Credit: Wichita State Athletics

Carla Bremaud (9.4 per game)
                                                        











                                                              


Rebounds


Photo Credit: Wichita State Athletics

Sabrina Lozada-Cabbage (5.9 per game)
Photo Credit: Houston Athletics

Serithia Hawkins,
Alyssa Okoene
(6.8 per game)

























                               







Assists


Photo Credit: Houston Athletics

Jasmyne Harris (3.3 per game)
Photo Credit: Wichita State Athletics

Seraphine Bastin (3.2 per game)
                                                           











                                                             


Steals


Photo Credit: Houston Athletics

Jasmyne Harris (3.2 per game)
Photo Credit: Wichita State Athletics

Seraphine Bastin (1.8 per game)
                                                                











                                                              


Blocks


Photo Credit: Houston Athletics

Alyssa Okoene (0.9 per game)
Photo Credit: Wichita State Athletics

Sabrina Lozada-Cabbage (0.9 per game)
                                                         











                                                                

Team Notes
Houston

  •         Houston is currently on a two-game winning streak.
  •         The Cougars won the last two games against SMU (72-61) and Temple (78-65).
    •        Players of the Game
    •      At SMU: Dorian Branch (20 pts, 6 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 2 blks)
    •      Versus Temple: Julia Blackshell-Fair (15 pts, 5 rebs, 2 asts)
  •         Houston claimed victories in four of the last five games.
  •         The Cougars are currently shooting 73.2 points per game.
  •         NCAA rankings
    •        No. 11 in forced turnovers per game (22.50)
    •      No. 19 in steals (181)
    •      No. 25 in steals per game (11.3)
  •         Houston is No. 3 in the AAC in steals (181) and forced turnovers per game (22.50).
  •         Jasmyne Harris
    •        Only player so far this season to average double-digits in scoring.
    •      AAC Statistics
      •        No. 2 in steals (3.2 per game) and 3-point field goals made (2.5 per game).
      •      No. 5 in scoring (16.2 per game)
      •      No. 13 in assists (3.3 per game)
      •      No. 14 in blocked shots (0.7 per game)
  •         Angela Harris
    •        Averaging 9.7 points per game.
    •      AAC Statistics
      •        No. 3 in steals (2.3 per game)
      •      No. 12 in 3-point field goals made (1.5 per game)
      •      Tied at No. 24 with Tulane’s Sierra Cheatham in scoring (9.7 per game).
  •         Serithia Hawkins
    •       Averaging 9.4 points per game.
    •      Became the sixth player in the program to reach the 1,000 point and 800 rebound mark in her career.
    •      AAC Statistics
      •        No. 13 in rebounding (6.8 per game)
      •      No. 27 in scoring (9.4 per game)
  •         Dorian Branch
    •        Named to this week’s AAC Honor Rolls
    •      Averaging 9.1 points per game.
    •      AAC Statistics
      •        No. 30 in scoring (9.1 per game)
  •         Alyssa Okoene
    •       AAC Statistics
      •        No. 3 in field goal percentage (.538)
      •     No. 12 in rebounding (6.8 per game)
  •         Octavia Barnes
    •        AAC Statistics
      •        No. 1 in 3-point field goal percentage (.633)
Wichita State

  •         Wichita State is currently on a four-game losing streak.
  •         The Shockers lost at SMU 78-50 on Tuesday.
    •        Player of the Game: Carla Bremaud (14 pts, 2 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 3 blks)
  •         Wichita State had a team season-high five blocks in the game at SMU.
  •         The Shockers is one of the youngest teams this season with seven of their players being freshmen.
  •         Carla Bremaud
    •        Led with 14 points while recording a career-high three blocks at SMU.
    •      AAC Statistics
      •        No. 14 in 3-point field goals made (1.4 per game)
      •      No. 26 in scoring (9.4 per game)
  •         Jaida Hampton
    •      Scored 10+ points in five of the last six games.
  •         Raven Prince
    •        Grabbed 45 rebounds on offense this season.
  •         Sabrina Lozada-Cabbage
    •        AAC Statistics
      •        No. 8 in blocked shots (0.9 per game)
      •      No. 12 in field goal percentage (.474)
      •      No. 20 in rebounding (5.9 per game)
  •         Seraphine Bastin
    •       AAC Statistics
      •        No. 8 in steals (1.8 per game)
      •      No. 14 in assists (3.2 per game)
AAC Team Stat Comparison
Points
Houston: No. 2 (73.2 per game)

Wichita State: No. 10 (59.4 per game)

Rebounds
Houston: No. 5 (39.6 per game)

Wichita State: No. 12 (36.6 per game)

Assists
Houston: No. 5 (13.2 per game)

Wichita State: No. 12 (10.9 per game)

Steals
Houston: No. 2 (11.3 per game)

Wichita State: No. 4 (8.9 per game)

Blocks
Houston: No. 3 (3.8 per game)

Wichita State: No. 7 (3.1 per game)

Series History

  •         Houston has won all four meetings against Wichita State.
  •         The last meeting was on February 3, 2018 in Wichita, Kansas.
  •         The Cougars beat the Shockers 73-62 in that game.

Texas A&M (13-4, 2-2 SEC) heads to Athens for an SEC matchup at Georgia (12-6, 3-2 SEC).

Tipoff will be held at Stegeman Coliseum on Sunday at 4 p.m.

Season Stat Leaders
                 Texas A&M                                                                                               Georgia
Points


Photo Credit: Texas A&M Athletics

Chennedy Carter (20.5 per game)
                                                
Photo Credit: Georgia Athletics

Gabby Connally,
Caliya Robinson
(12.9 per game)










                                           
                                                 















Rebounds


Photo Credit: Texas A&M Athletics

N'dea Jones (10.8 per game)
Photo Credit: Georgia Athletics

Caliya Robinson (8.0 per game)
                                                     










                                                                

Assists


Photo Credit: Texas A&M Athletics

Chennedy Carter (3.7 per game)
Photo Credit: Georgia Athletics

Taja Cole (6.5 per game)
                                                   










                                                            



Steals


Photo Credit: Texas A&M Athletics

Chennedy Carter (1.7 per game)
Photo Credit: Georgia Athletics

Taja Cole (1.9 per game)
                                                            










                                                           



Blocks


Photo Credit: Texas A&M Athletics

Ciera Johnson (0.9 per game)
Photo Credit: Georgia Athletics

Caliya Robinson (2.2 per game)
                                                         














Team Notes
Texas A&M

  •         Texas A&M is currently on a two-game winning streak.
  •         The Aggies won their last two games against Vanderbilt (50-43) and Alabama (70-43).
    •         Players of the Game
    •      At Vanderbilt: Chennedy Carter (27 pts, 4 rebs, 1 ast, 3 stls)
    •      Versus Alabama: Ciera Johnson (18 pts, 11 rebs, 1 ast)
  •         Texas A&M held opponents to 43 points in the last two games.
  •         This will be a homecoming game for players N’dea Jones and Jada Walton.
  •        Chennedy Carter
    •       Averaging 20 or mores per game this season.
    •      No. 16 in the NCAA in points per game (20.5).
    •      SEC Statistics
      •      No. 1 in scoring (20.5 per game)
      •     No. 14 in free throw percentage (.765)
      •     Tied at No. 15 with South Carolina’s Te’a Cooper in assists (3.1 per game) and with Kentucky’s KeKe McKinney in steals (1.7 per game).
      •      No. 16 in field goal percentage (.395)
      •      Tied at No. 19 with South Carolina’s Te’a Cooper, Mizzou’s Amber Smith, Mississippi State’s Andra Espinoza-Hunter, Alabama’s Shaquera Wade, Kentucky’s Jaida Roper, Arkansas’s Jailyn Mason and Tennessee’s Evina Westbrook and Rennia Davis in 3-point field goals made (4.3 per game).
      •      No. 38 in three-point field goal percentage (.299)
      •     Tied at No. 42 with Mississippi State’s Jordan Danberry and Ole Miss’s Mimi Reid in rebounding (4.6 per game).
  •         Kayla Wells
    •        SEC Statistics
      •        No. 8 in three-point field goal percentage (.415)
      •      No. 9 in free throw percentage (.810)
      •      Tied at No. 18 with South Carolina’s Te’a Cooper in scoring (12.9 per game).
      •      Tied at No. 22 with South Carolina’s Bianca Jackson in 3-point field goals made (3.0 per game).
      •      Tied at No. 24 with Tennessee’s Meme Jackson in assists (2.3 per game).
  •         Ciera Johnson
    •        SEC Statistics
      •       Tied at No. 9 with Vanderbilt’s Mariella Fasoula in rebounding (8.1 per game).
      •      No. 10 in blocks (0.9 per game)
      •      No. 21 in free throw percentage (.710)
      •      No. 28 in scoring (11.8 per game)
  •         N’dea Jones
    •        SEC Statistics
      •       No. 3 in rebounding (10.8 per game)
      •      Tied at No. 12 with South Carolina’s Alexis Jennings and Tennessee’s Kasiyahna Kushkituah in blocks (0.8 per game).
      •      No. 34 in free throw percentage (.551)
  •         Aaliyah Wilson  
    •        SEC Statistics
      •        No. 15 in field goal percentage (.427)
  •         Shambria Washington
    •        SEC Statistics
      •        Tied at No. 19 with Florida’s Delicia Washington in assists (2.9 per game).
      •      Tied at No. 22 with Georgia’s Caliya Robins and Tennessee’s Cheridene Green in steals (1.0 per game).
Georgia

  •         Georgia is 3-2 in SEC play.
  •         The Bulldogs lost their last game at Mizzou 61-35.
    •        Player of the Game: Caliya Robinson (12 pts, 8 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 3 blks)
  •         Georgia is undefeated on their home court this season (10-0).
  •         The Bulldogs lead the NCAA in blocks (120 overall).
  •         Eight of Georgia’s players are freshmen.
  •         Taja Cole
    •         On the watchlist for the Nancy Lieberman Award.
    •       No. 8 in the NCAA in assists (6.4 per game).
    •      SEC Statistics
      •       No. 1 in assists (6.4 per game)
      •       No. 8 in steals (1.8 per game)
      •       No. 22 in rebounding (5.2 per game)
      •       No. 27 in 3-point field goals made (1.9 per game)
      •       No. 32 in scoring (10.3 per game)
      •       No. 36 in free throw percentage (.537)
      •      Tied at No. 39 with Vanderbilt’s Brinae Alexander in 3-point field goal percentage (.289).
  •         Donnetta Johnson
    •        Named this week’s SEC Freshman of the Week.
  •         Jenna Staiti
    •        SEC Statistics
      •       Tied at No. 3 with South Carolina’s Mikiah Herbert Harrigan in blocks (2.2 per game).
      •      No. 32 in free throw percentage (.574)
      •      No. 33 in rebounding (4.3 per game)
      •      No. 44 in scoring (8.4 per game)
  •         Gabby Connally
    •        SEC Statistics
      •       Tied at No. 9 with Mizzou’s Sophie Cunningham and Lauren Aldridge in 3-point field goals made (6.0 per game).
      •     No. 11 in three-point field goal percentage (.391)
      •      Tied at No. 11 with Kentucky’s Maci Morris in steals (1.6 per game).
      •      No. 19 in scoring (12.9 per game)
      •      No. 20 in assists (2.6 per game)
  •         Caliya Robinson
    •        SEC Statistics
      •        No. 2 in blocks (2.3 per game)
      •      No. 6 in rebounding (7.9 per game)
      •      No. 13 in field goal percentage (.444)
      •      Tied at No. 14 with Alabama’s Cierra Johnson in scoring (13.7 per game).
      •      Tied at No. 22 with Texas A&M’s Shambria Washington and Tennessee’s Cheridene Green in steals (0.9 per game).
      •      No. 30 in assists (1.6 per game)
  •         Stephanie Paul
    •        SEC Statistics
      •        No. 11 in blocks (0.8 per game)
      •      No. 21 in rebounding (5.3 per game)
      •      Tied at No. 33 with Ole Miss’s Shandricka Sessom (1.5 per game).
SEC Team Stat Comparison
Points
Texas A&M: No. 7 (69.5 per game)

Georgia: No. 9 (66.6 per game)

Rebounds
Texas A&M: No. 3 (38.6 per game)

Georgia: No. 4 (36.8 per game)

Assists
Texas A&M: No. 11 (12.8 per game)

Georgia: No. 2 (15.8 per game)

Steals
Texas A&M: No. 10 (6.9 per game)

Georgia: No. 8 (7.9 per game)

Blocks
Texas A&M: No. 8 (3.5 per game)

Georgia: No. 2 (6.7 per game)

Series History

  •         Texas A&M leads Georgia 5-3 in the series.
  •         Both teams last met in College Station, Texas on January 14, 2018
  •         The Bulldogs beat the Aggies in overtime 92-84.

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