American Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Report ...

American Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Report Friday, February 14

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2019-20 STANDINGS

SCHOOL

AMERICAN W-L PCT PF PA H

UConn 5/6 10-0 1.000 82.8 49.1 5-0

Cincinnati 7-3 .700 71.3 66.3 5-0

USF

7-3 .700 66.7 55.8 4-1

Tulane

7-4 .636 58.7 59.0 4-2

UCF

6-4 .600 67.3 60.0 3-1

Temple

5-5 .500 68.7 74.1 3-2

Wichita State 5-6 .455 59.4 63.3 3-3

Houston

5-6 .455 59.2 66.2 4-2

Memphis 4-7 .364 61.9 67.3 3-2

SMU

4-7 .364 56.3 59.8 3-3

ECU

2-8 .200 54.0 66.0 2-3

Tulsa

1-10 .091 49.7 65.5 1-4

Rankings listed as AP/USA Today

OVERALL A W-L PCT PF PA H A 5-0 20-3 .870 77.2 55.3 9-2 10-1 2-3 16-7 .696 69.8 62.6 12-2 4-3 3-2 15-9 .625 65.6 56.3 12-1 3-4 3-2 12-12 .500 60.2 59.5 7-8 5-2 3-3 14-8 .636 64.4 58.3 10-1 4-5 2-3 13-10 .565 70.1 71.5 8-4 5-4 2-3 13-11 .542 64.3 64.3 9-4 3-6 1-4 12-13 .480 62.3 66.5 9-3 1-8 1-5 13-11 .542 67.1 65.7 8-4 4-6 1-4 10-13 .435 57.8 59.0 8-7 1-6 0-5 5-18 .217 55.8 66.0 4-7 1-9 0-6 6-18 .250 55.7 66.7 5-6 1-10

N STREAK

NOTABLE

1-0 L1

Huskies are coming off their 12th-straight Final Four

0-2

W3 Bearcats advanced to the WNIT Quarterfinals last season

0-4 W2

Bulls rank eighth nationally in rebound margin (+10.6)

0-2

L3 Krystal Freeman was last season's Most Improved Player

0-2

W3 Knights advanced to the NCAA Championship last season

0-2

L2 Mia Davis hit 1,000 career points against UConn on Nov. 17

1-1

L1

Shockers return seven of last year's eight top scorers

2-2 L2

Cougars finished fourth in The American last year

1-1

W1

Tigers bring in the nation's 32-ranked recruiting class

1-0 W1

Mustangs return four of last year's top five scorers

0-2

L1 Lashonda Monk owns the conference single-game steals record

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L5

K. Elliott tied the program record with 38 pts on Nov. 9

SCHEDULE & RESULTS

THE AMERICAN TODAY

WEEKLY HONORS

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 SMU 53, ECU 45

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Cincinnati 78, Tulsa 53 Memphis 69, Wichita State 60 UCF 67, Houston 49

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 USF 53, Tulane 43

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Cincinnati at UCF* (ESPN3).................................................. 2 p.m. Houston at Temple* (AMERICAN)..................................... 2 p.m. ECU at Memphis*......................................................................3 p.m. SMU at Tulsa*.............................................................................3 p.m.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 UConn at USF* (SNY/ESPN3)................................................ 2 p.m. Wichita State at Tulane*.......................................................3 p.m.

All times ET and subject to change * denotes American Athletic Conference game

CRUNCH TIME Three weeks and either five or six games remain for all 12 American Athletic Conference teams, and all 12 will take to the floor this coming weekend.

The first of two regular-season meetings between first place UConn and second place USF is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. ET, when the Huskies travel to Tampa. The teams have met three times in every season of American Athletic Conference competition thus far, including four meetings in the conference championship title game.

UCF will look to become the fifth team to reach seven league wins in a key matchup with Cincinnati on Saturday at 2 p.m. ET. The Bearcats are seeking the season sweep of the Knights after previously earning an 81-64 win on Jan. 12.

REMAINING ON WATCH Four American Athletic Conference players remain in contention for national awards as several national watch lists narrow this week. UConn's Crystal Dangerfield, Megan Walker and Christyn Williams were three of 30 named to the Citizen Naismith Trophy Midseason List on Tuesday; UConn joins Oregon as the only two institutions with three names remaining.

Dangerfield (Nancy Lieberman Award), Williams (Ann Meyers Drysdale Award) and Olivia Nelson-Ododa (Lisa Leslie Award) additionally were named to the Top 10 in the Basketball Hall of Fame/WBCA's position awards. Two American players, UConn's Megan Walker and Temple's Mia Davis, are among 10 names still in the running for the Cheryl Miller Award.

MUST-SEE For the third time this season, UConn participated in the NCAA's highest-attended single game, this time at South Carolina on Monday. The Gamecocks and Huskies hosted a sellout crowd of 18,000 at Colonial Life Arena - the most in attendance for a women's game so far this season by over 4,000.

CONFERENCE LEADERS

Points Per Game

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati (19.7)

Rebounds Per Game

Mia Davis, Temple (10.5)

Field Goal %

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati (59.7)

Assists Per Game

Elisa Pinzan, USF (4.7)

Free Throw %

Elena Tsineke, USF (87.5)

Steals Per Game

Lashonda Monk, ECU (3.8)

3PT FG %

Crystal Dangerfield, UConn (43.8)

Blocks

Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn (78)

A/TO Ratio

Asonah Alexander, Temple (2.8)

PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sydni Harvey ? So. ? G ? USF

In USF's lone game of the week, Harvey tied her career-high, dropping 25 points in the Bulls' dominating 99-51 victory over Temple. The sophomore went 7-of-10 from the field, with all of her field goals coming from beyond the arc for a career-high in treys. Harvey also shot a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw line and dished out a pair of assists with two steals in just 28 minutes on the floor.

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK Elena Tsineke ? Fr. ? G ? USF

Tsineke earned her second Freshman of the Week honor this season, tying teammate Harvey with a game-high 25 points in USF's Sunday win over Temple. The guard's total set a new career-high, as she buried 21 of her points in the first half alone. Tsineke went 8-of-18 from the floor with a trio of 3-pointers, and was a perfect 6-of-6 from the foul line. She rounded out her line with three rebounds and four assists.

HONOR ROLL Sianni Martin ? R-Sr. ? G ? UCF Finished just shy of her first career double-double with 17 points and nine boards in UCF's win over Tulsa; added three assists and a steal in 33 minutes on the floor

IImar'I Thomas ? Jr. ? F ? Cincinnati Posted a team-high 19 points on 8-of-12 shooting with seven rebounds in Cincinnati's 73-58 win at SMU; swiped two blocks and recorded two steals

Dorian Branch ? Sr. ? G/F ? Houston Became the 27th member of Houston's 1,000 point club with 22 points on Saturday against ECU; for the week, averaged 16 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, a steal and a block in the Cougars' 1-1 week

Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu ? Jr. ? F ? Memphis Averaged 12 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game in the Tigers' 1-1 week, featuring a win over Tulane; against the Green Wave, posted a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double to lead Memphis

Maya Brewer ? Sr. ? G ? Wichita State Totaled a career-high 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting in Wichita State's win over Temple, including 5-of-6 from beyond the arc; added a rebound, an assist, a steal and a block in just 14 minutes on the floor

AMERICAN NOTEBOOK

WATCH LIST CENTRAL

USBWA Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Kay Kay Wright, UCF Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn Megan Walker, UConn Christyn Williams, UConn

Wade Trophy Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Megan Walker, UConn Christyn Williams, UConn

Wooden Award Late Season Top 20 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Megan Walker, UConn

Citizen Naismith Trophy Midseason Top 30 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Megan Walker, UConn Christyn Williams, UConn

Naismith Women's Defensive Player of the Year Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn

Nancy Lieberman Award Top 10 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn

Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Top 10 Christyn Williams, UConn

Cheryl Miller Award Top 10 Megan Walker, UConn Mia Davis, Temple

Lisa Leslie Award Top 10 Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS Of last season's 16 American Athletic Conference First, Second and Third Team All-Conference honorees, 10 return for the 2019-20 season. Four of those returners were First Team nods last season, including UCF's Kay Kay Wright, Cincinnati's IImar'I Thomas, UConn's Crystal Dangerfield and Temple's Mia Davis.

SIX TO WATCH Six American players from three teams (UCF, UConn, Temple) were named to their respective positional award Watch Lists in the preseason. It's the second highest total for the conference in the three-year history of the Starting Five awards and the first time more than two programs have preseason Watch List representatives.

TO BE THE BEST... During the course of non-conference play in the 2019-20 season, American Athletic Conference teams will meet a total of 30 squads from the 2019 NCAA Championship field. UConn and USF both have contests scheduled with defending national champion Baylor and national runner-up Notre Dame, with UConn also hosting Oregon in February. The Huskies will face a conference-high seven teams from the 2019 NCAA field, while UCF and USF will meet six apiece.

CLOSING IN UConn's Crystal Dangerfield, UCF's Kay Kay Wright and ECU's Lashonda Monk enter the 2019-20 season within shouting distance of several American Athletic Conference career records. Dangerfield currently ranks fifth in career assists, 151 off the current record of 635 held by Temple's Feyonda Fitzgerald. Wright (207) and Monk (191) both rank in the top 10 in career steals, as they chase the current mark of 307 set by UConn's Gabby Williams.

POSTSEASON POWER Since The American's inaugural season in 2013-14, all 12 women's basketball program have made at least one postseason appearance. 2019 marked the second-straight year The American has placed five teams into postseason play. The conference has earned 14 bids to the NCAA Championship and compiled a 43-11 record in the tournament, with five-time conference champion UConn claiming three national titles. All-time, American programs sport a 141-82 record in the NCAA Championship.

WELCOME TO THE AMERICAN ECU announced the hiring of Kim McNeill as the program's 10th head coach in March. She arrives in Greenville with a 59-38 career record, having spent the previous three seasons as the head coach at the University of Hartford. The Hawks reached the America East title game twice during McNeill's tenure, and earned a berth to the WNIT in 2019.

THE RECORD BOOK

The American's single-game records:

Individual Points 41 Zykira Lewis, UCF vs. FAU, 11/14/14

Kitija Laksa, USF vs. Ohio State, 2/11/18 40 Katie Lou Samuelson, UConn vs. USF, 3/6/17

Kitija Laksa, USF vs. Southern, 12/15/17 39 Napheesa Collier, UConn vs. USF, 2/27/17

Tanaya Atkinson, Temple at Cincinnati, 1/13/18

Individual Field Goals 17 Tanaya Atkinson, Temple at Cincinnati, 1/13/18 16 Kendrian Elliott, Tulsa vs. Arkansas State, 11/9/19

Individual 3-Point Field Goals 11 Kitija Laksa, USF vs. Southern, 12/15/17 10 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, UConn at UC Davis, 11/14/14

Kelsee Grovey, Tulsa vs. UCF, 2/3/16 Katie Lou Samuelson, UConn vs. USF, 3/6/17

GOOD AS GOLD UConn sophomores Olivia Nelson-Ododa and Christyn Williams added gold medals to their resumes this past summer at the 2019 Pan American Games. The duo joined Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard as USA Basketball's women's 3x3 squad, going 7-0 during the competition and outscoring opponents 144-70. The gold medal marked the first for USA Basketball in the history of the 3x3 competition.

BEST OF THE BEST UConn claimed its sixth-straight American Athletic Conference title on March 11, culminating another unbeaten conference season. The Huskies made their 12th Final Four appearance, and are the winningest program in NCAA tournament games at 121-19.

THREE AGAIN The American placed three teams in the Postseason WNIT for the second-straight season, as Cincinnati, Houston and USF made the field. The Bearcats and Cougars made their second-straight WNIT appearances, with Cincinnati earning the conference's automatic bid by virtue of its third-place finish.

GETTING LOOKS For the sixth-consecutive year, The American women's basketball championship game finished among the top five conference championships in viewership with 308,000 viewers. During the regular season, 10 contests featuring American Athletic Conference teams saw over 100,000 viewers on national networks. Three UConn non-conference contests (Louisville, Notre Dame and Baylor) say over 600,000 viewers apiece.

Individual Free Throws 16 McKenzie Adams, SMU vs. Nicholls, 11/10/17

Kay Kay Wright, UCF vs. Pacific, 12/17/18 15 Lashonda Monk, ECU vs. Memphis, 2/9/19

Mia Davis, Temple vs. Towson, 12/4/19

Individual Rebounds 24 Brittni Montgomery, UCF vs. FAU, 12/13/13

Brittni Montgomery, UCF vs. Iona, 12/14/14 22 Alicia Froling, SMU vs. Cincinnati, 1/27/16

Dai'ja Thomas, SMU vs. ECU, 1/13/18

Individual Assists 17 Laia Flores, USF vs. FIU, 11/30/16 15 Leslie Vorpahl, Tulane vs. Grambling State, 11/12/16 13 Jamie Kaplan, Tulane vs. Memphis, 2/21/15

Individual Blocks 10 Kiah Stokes, UConn vs. ECU, 1/28/15

Ondrea Shaw, ECU vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/9/14 9 Breanna Stewart, UConn vs. SMU, 1/23/16

Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers vs. Howard, 11/22/13 Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers vs. USF, 3/3/14

Individual Steals 10 Jasmyne Harris, Houston vs. New Mexico, 11/24/18

Lashonda Monk, ECU vs. SMU, 2/3/18 9 Lashonda Monk, ECU vs. Wake Forest, 11/24/18

Bre McDonald, ECU vs. UNC Greensboro, 11/11/16 Moriah Jefferson, UConn vs. Memphis, 1/22/14

Team Points 140 UConn vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 3/17/18 129 USF vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 12/14/16

Team Field Goals 59 UConn vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 3/17/18 48 USF vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 12/14/16

RISING KNIGHTS UCF made its first NCAA Championship appearance since 2011 last season, and earned the program's first ever at-large bid. The Knights set the program record for wins (26), earned their highest American Athletic Conference finish (second) and advanced to the program's first American Athletic Conference championship game. UCF received votes in one or both national polls every week last season, and entered the postseason ranked 15 in the RPI.

Team 3-Point Field Goals 21 USF vs. Southern, 12/15/17 18 UConn vs. UC Davis, 11/14/14

Team Free Throws 36 Wichita State vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/16/19 36 USF vs. UCF, 1/5/16

Team Rebounds 69 UConn vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 3/17/18 68 Louisville vs. Loyola Chicago, 1/9/13

BREAKTHROUGH BEARCATS By advancing to the WNIT quarterfinals, Cincinnati posted multiple postseason victories for the first time in program history. In head coach Michelle Clark-Heard's first season, the Bearcats set the program's single-season record for wins at home (17) and achieved 20-plus wins for the first time since 2003. In conference play, Cincinnati earned its highest tournament seed as a member of The American (No. 3) with 12 wins.

Team Assists 38 UConn vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 3/17/18 34 UConn vs. Albany, 3/18/17

UConn vs. DePaul, 12/8/17

Team Blocks 17 UConn vs. Houston, 1/7/14 15 4 tied

Team Steals 31 ECU vs. UNC Greensboro, 11/11/16 24 ECU vs. SMU, 2/18/15

Houston vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11/17/17

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TALKING POINTS

UCF

(14-8, 6-4 American)

Next:..................................Feb. 15 vs. Cincinnati Last:..................................Beat Houston, 67-49 Last Five:..............................................................4-1

? UCF moved into sole possession of fifth in the conference standings with its third straight win on Wednesday, a wire-to-wire road victory at Houston.

? Kay Kay Wright has reached 20-plus points in four of the last five games. She ranks fourth in The American with 16.6 points per game and fourth with 4.4 assists per game.

? The Knights are The American's best free-throw shooting unit on the season, converting 74.1 percent from the field.

ECU

(5-18, 2-8 American)

Next:.....................................Feb. 15 at Memphis Last:..................................... Lost to SMU, 45-53 Last Five:............................................................. 2-3

? Taniyah Thompson led ECU in scoring for the third time in four games, tallying 23 points against SMU. She's the conference's top scoring freshman at 13.2 ppg.

? Lashonda Monk ranks in the top 10 nationally in steals (fifth, 88) and steals per game (sixth, 3.83).

? The Pirates again rank second nationally this week in steals (318), steals per game (13.8) and turnovers forced (24.65). The only team ahead of ECU in all three categories is Alcorn State.

USF

(15-9, 7-3 American)

Next:......................................... Feb. 16 vs. UConn Last:......................................Beat Tulane, 53-43 Last Five:..............................................................4-1

? With back-to-back wins this week, the Bulls have moved into a tie for second place in the conference standings at 7-3. USF held Tulane to just 43 points on Thursday.

? USF posted season highs in field goal percentage (57.4), 3-point field goal percentage (52 percent) and free throw percentage (94.1) in Sunday's dominant win over Temple.

? Nationally, USF is sixth in rebounding margin at +10.7. That mark leads The American by nearly two rebounds per game.

TULANE

(12-12, 7-4 American)

Next:..........................Feb. 16 vs. Wichita State Last:.......................................Lost to USF, 43-53 Last Five:..............................................................1-4

? Arsula Clark delivered her 15th double figure performance of the season against USF, scoring a team-high 17 points.

? Krystal Freeman has posted seven straight games in double figures and owns seven double-doubles on the season.

? Tulane leads The American in 3-point field goal percentage defense. Opponents are shooting just 28.2 percent from beyond the arc against the Green Wave.

CINCINNATI

(16-7, 7-3 American)

HOUSTON

(12-13, 5-6 American)

SMU

(10-13, 4-7 American)

TULSA

(6-18, 1-10 American)

Next:................................................ Feb. 15 at UCF Last:......................................... Beat Tulsa, 78-53 Last Five:..............................................................4-1

Next:......................................... Feb. 15 at Temple Last:.......................................Lost to UCF, 49-67 Last Five:............................................................. 2-3

Next:............................................. Feb. 15 at Tulsa Last:............................................Beat ECU, 53-45 Last Five:............................................................. 2-3

Next:............................................. Feb. 15 vs. SMU Last:..........................Lost to Cincinnati, 53-78 Last Five:.............................................................0-5

? With three straight wins, Cincinnati sits in a tie for second place in the conference standings with USF heading into the weekend.

? In conference games, IImar'I Thomas (20.4 ppg) and Antoinette Miller (18.1 ppg) rank first and third in the league in scoring. Miller has reached double figures in every conference contest so far.

? Cincinnati is one of the nation's top squads in assist/turnover ratio, leading The American and ranking 10th nationally this week at 1.35.

? Bria Patterson went a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc against UCF, scoring a team-high 13 points.

? Dorian Branch became the 27th member of Houston's 1,000 point club last Saturday with a game-high 22 points at ECU.

? Dymond Gladney has reached double figures in five of the last eight games for Houston, including two 20-plus point outings.

? Kayla White collected her third 20-point outing of the season with 20 points, six rebounds, three assists and two steals against ECU.

? Reagan Bradley set the SMU singleseason freshman assist mark against Cincinnati with five, bettering the previous total of 95. Bradley has a conference-leading 103 assists on the season.

? SMU is The American's top offensive rebounding unit. The Mustangs are averaging 16.2 offensive boards per game, good for eighth nationally.

? Kendrian Elliott posted her secondhighest scoring outing of the season against Cincinnati, leading all scorers with 21 points.

? Addison Richards has eight outings in double figures on the season, most recently scoring 15 points against UCF last week.

? Elliott owns the conference's highest single-game scoring total so far this season, as she tallied 38 points against Arkansas State on Nov. 9. She ranks third in The American with eight double-doubles.

UCONN

(20-3, 10-0 American)

Next:................................................ Feb. 16 at USF Last:................Lost to South Carolina, 52-70 Last Five:............................................................. 3-2

? Crystal Dangerfield put forth seasonhigh numbers against South Carolina, leading all scorers with 28 points. She added four rebounds and two assists.

? Heading into the week, UConn is ranked sixth in the RPI and have reached 20 total wins for the 31st consecutive season.

? Megan Walker became the 47th Husky to reach the 1,000 career point mark last week. She posted 21 points and 11 rebounds for her seventh doubledouble of the season.

MEMPHIS

(13-11, 4-7 American)

Next:...............................................Feb. 15 vs. ECU Last:...................... Beat Wichita State, 69-60 Last Five:............................................................. 3-2

? Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu ranks in the top 50 nationally in double-doubles, sitting 32nd with 10. She led all scorers against Wichita State with 19 points and 12 rebounds.

? After sitting tied at halftime, the Tigers outscored Wichita State 37-28 in the second half for their third win in the past four games.

? Madison Griggs owns the Memphis freshman record for 3-pointers in a season with 67. The conference freshman record is 78, set by UConn's Katie Lou Samuelson in 2015-16.

TEMPLE

(13-10, 5-5 American)

Next:..................................... Feb. 15 vs. Houston Last:....................................... Lost to USF, 51-99 Last Five:............................................................. 2-3

? Mia Davis ranks fifth nationally this week with 14 double-doubles on the season and 15th with 10.5 rebounds per game.

? Marissa Mackins leads The American with 67 made 3-pointers this season, averaging three per game. Asonah Alexander paces the conference in assist/turnover ratio (2.8).

? Davis is the only player in The American averaging a double-double with 18.5 points and 10.5 rebounds per game.

WICHITA STATE

(13-11, 5-6 American)

Next:.......................................... Feb. 16 at Tulane Last:.......................... Lost to Memphis, 60-69 Last Five:............................................................. 2-3

? Wichita State set the school record with 15 made 3-pointers against Temple last week, shooting 55.6 percent from beyond the arc.

? Mariah McCully has recorded 15 straight games in double figures. She returned on Wednesday after missing three games, scoring a team-high 17 points.

? The Shockers are the only conference team to score 100 points this season, as they hit the total against Arkansas Pine-Bluff for the first time since 1999.

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NATIONAL POLLS

Associated Press Poll Week 15 - Feb. 10

USA Today Coaches Poll Week 14 - Feb. 114

Pts

Prv

1. South Carolina (27)

747

1

2. Baylor (3)

716

2

3. Oregon

697

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4. NC State

624

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5. UConn

622

4

6. Mississippi State

605

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7. UCLA

576

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8. Stanford

547

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9. Louisville

506

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10. Maryland

450

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11. Oregon State

428

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12. Arizona

426

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13. DePaul

382

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14. Florida State

368

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15. Gonzaga

324

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16. Texas A&M

251

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17. Iowa

243

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18. Kentucky

221

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19. Northwestern

191

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20. Indiana

176

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21. South Dakota

146

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22. Arizona State

128

19

23. Arkansas

118

25

24. Missouri State

106

24

25. Tennessee

47

23

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Florida Gulf Coast 13, LSU 10, Stony Brook 3, Cen-

tral Michigan 1, Fresno State 1

Pts

Prv

1. South Carolina (17)

782

2

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774

1

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748

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4. NC State

668

7

5. Mississippi State

643

8

6. UConn

620

6

7. Stanford

610

5

8. UCLA

604

10

9. Louisville

538

4

10. Maryland

490

12

11. Oregon State

471

9

12. Arizona

435

12

13. DePaul

414

14

14. Florida State

344

18

15. Gonzaga

334

11

16. South Dakota

297

17

17. Missouri State

242

19

18. Texas A&M

239

16

19. Kentucky

212

15

20. Iowa

210

20

21. Northwestern

179

23

22. Florida Gulf Coast

120

24

23. Indiana

100

22

24. Arizona State

88

21

24. Princeton

86

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Others receiving votes: Arkansas 73, Tennessee 36, TCU 19, LSU 10, Stony Brook 7, Central Michigan 4, Troy 2, Fresno State 1

American Preseason Coaches' Poll

Team (1st place votes).............. Points 1. UConn (11)*..........................................121 2. USF..........................................................107 T3. UCF (1)..................................................... 96 T3. Cincinnati.............................................. 96 5. Houston..................................................81 6. Temple.................................................... 68 7. Tulane..................................................... 59 8. Memphis................................................42 9. Wichita State.......................................37 10. Tulsa........................................................ 33 11. ECU............................................................31 12. SMU.......................................................... 21

Preseason Players of the Year Kay Kay Wright, Sr., G, UCF

Crystal Dangerfield, Sr., G, UConn

Preseason All-Conference First Team Kay Kay Wright, Sr., G, UCF

Crystal Dangerfield, Sr., G, UConn* Megan Walker, Jr., F, UConn Mia Davis, Jr., F, Temple* Krystal Freeman, Jr., F, Tulane

Preseason All-Conference Second Team Antoinette Miller, Sr., G, Cincinnati IImar'I Thomas, Jr., F, Cincinnati Christyn Williams, So., G, UConn Dorian Branch, Sr., G, Houston Enna Pehadzic, R-Jr., G, USF

* unanimous selection

WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE NATIONAL POLLS

Rankings are listed as AP/USA Today

Preseason Nov. 11 Nov. 19 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 24 Dec. 31 Jan. 7 Jan. 14 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Feb. 4 Feb. 11

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TELEVISION/DIGITAL GAMES

ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU

Sun. Dec. 8

Notre Dame at UConn

Sun. Jan. 5

Memphis at Houston

Sun. Jan. 5

Cincinnati at USF

Thurs. Jan. 9

Baylor at UConn

Sun. Jan. 12

UCF at Cincinnati

Sun. Jan. 19

UCF at USF

Thurs. Jan. 23

Tennessee at UConn

Sun. Jan. 26

Temple at Cincinnati

Sun. Feb. 2

USF at Cincinnati

Mon. Feb. 3

Oregon at UConn

Sun. Feb. 9

Temple at USF

Mon. Feb. 10

UConn at South Carolina

Sun. Feb. 23

Tulane at Cincinnati

Mon. March 2

USF at UConn

ESPN3

Wed. Jan. 8 Sat. Jan. 11 Wed. Jan. 15 Thurs. Jan. 16 Sat. Jan. 18 Tue. Jan. 21 Wed. Jan. 22 Sat. Jan. 25 Tue. Feb. 11 Thurs. Feb. 13 Wed. Feb. 19 Sat. Feb. 22 Wed. Feb. 26 Sat. Feb. 29

Temple at Houston Memphis at Tulane Tulsa at Wichita State USF at Temple Cincinnati at Tulane ECU at Tulsa Houston at Cincinnati Wichita State at Houston ECU at SMU USF at Tulane USF at UCF USF at Memphis Temple at UCF Cincinnati at Wichita State

CBSSN

Tue. Nov. 19 Sun. Dec. 22 Sun. Jan. 5 Sun. Jan. 12 Mon. March 2

Virginia at UConn UConn at Oklahoma ECU at UCF USF at Tulsa Wichita State at UCF

AMERICAN DIGITAL NETWORK

Sun. Jan. 5

Tulane at Wichita State

Wed. Jan. 8

Cincinnati at Memphis

Sat. Jan. 11

SMU at Temple

Sun. Jan. 12

Wichita State at ECU

Wed. Jan. 22

USF at Wichita State

Sat. Jan. 25

Memphis at UCF

Wed. Jan. 29

Houston at USF

Sat. Feb. 1

SMU at UCF

Tue. Feb. 4

Tulane at Memphis

Wed. Feb. 5

UCF at Tulsa

Wed. Feb. 12

Tulsa at Cincinnati

Sat. Feb. 15

Houston at Temple

Tue. Feb. 18

Cincinnati at Houston

Tue. Feb. 25

ECU at USF

Mon. March 2

Temple at Tulane

5 ? 2019-20 American Athletic Conference Women's Basketball

THE 2019-20 SEASON

THE AMERICAN AGAINST THE CONFERENCES

Conference

Record

America East

0-0

ACC

4-7

Atlantic Sun

2-6

Atlantic 10

5-7

Big East

5-3

Big Sky

2-1

Big South

2-0

Big Ten

1-3

Big 12

5-4

Big West

2-0

Colonial

3-2

Conference USA

8-6

Horizon

1-1

Ivy

2-0

Metro Atlantic Athletic 2-0

Mid-American

5-0

MEAC

3-1

Missouri Valley

1-2

Mountain West

1-2

Northeast

1-0

Ohio Valley

0-2

Pac-12

3-3

Patriot

1-1

SEC

2-8

Southern

1-0

Southland

6-2

Summit

2-2

SWAC

9-1

Sun Belt

4-3

West Coast

2-2

Western Athletic

1-0

Pct. .000 .364 .250 .417 .625 .667 1.000 .250 .556 1.000 .600 .571 .500 1.000 1.000 1.000 .750 .333 .333 1.000 .000 .500 .500 .200 1.000 .750 .500 .900 .571 .500 1.000

Independents

0-0

Non-Division I

0-0

.000 .000

Total: Home: Away: Neutral: Postseason:

86-69 61-27 19-22 6-20 0-0

.555 .693 .463 .231 .000

2019-20 HOME ATTENDANCE

TEAM

Dates

Total

Avg

Sellouts

High

UCF.................................................... 11....................42288..................3844............................0............................... 6937

Cincinnati.......................................13.................... 13039.................. 1003............................0................................1443

UConn............................................... 11..................105420..................9584............................0.............................13659

ECU.................................................... 11..................... 17525...................1593............................0...............................6509

Houston........................................... 11.....................13702...................1246............................0...............................6206

Memphis.........................................12.......................5994.................... 500............................0................................ 1027

USF.....................................................14.................... 37559..................2889............................0................................4732

SMU...................................................14....................10488..................... 749............................0................................2310

Temple.............................................12.................... 16263...................1355............................0................................3278

Tulane...............................................14.......................9545.....................682............................0................................ 1307

Tulsa.................................................. 11......................10147.....................922............................0................................ 1487

Wichita State................................12....................20249...................1687............................0............................... 2336

Total........................................... 145..............302219................2084..........................0.........................13659

2019-20 GAMES DECIDED BY ...

OT or

0-5

6-10

UCF

0-4

5-1

Cincinnati

4-2

3-4

UConn

0-0

2-0

ECU

2-3

1-4

Houston

3-2

2-2

Memphis

4-3

3-4

USF

1-3

5-2

SMU

2-6

2-3

Temple

7-3

0-3

Tulane

9-5

0-5

Tulsa

3-5

2-3

Wichita State

4-2

4-2

Total

39-38

29-35

11-15 1-0 1-0 6-0 1-3 4-1 0-1 0-2 2-1 4-1 0-1 0-3 3-3

22-15

16+ 7-3 7-1 12-3 1-7 3-7 5-3 8-2 3-3 2-3 3-0 1-6 2-3 53-40

Total 13-8 15-7 20-3 5-17 12-12 12-11 14-9 9-13 13-10 12-11 6-17 13-10 143-128

Overtime Records ? UCF (0-0), Cincinnati (0-1), UConn (0-0), ECU (0-0), Houston (2-0), Memphis (0-0), USF (0-0), SMU (0-0), Temple (1-0), Tulane (1-1), Tulsa (0-2), Wichita State (0-1)

2019-20 GAMES AGAINST TOP 25 (3-11, .214)

DATE TEAM

OPPONENT

RANK*

Nov. 8 USF

Texas

15/15

Nov. 19 USF

Baylor

2/2

Nov. 29 Houston

Syracuse

18/16

Nov. 30 UCF

UCLA

11/11

Dec. 4 Wichita State

Missouri State

22/18

Dec. 7 Temple

South Carolina

6/7

Dec. 11 Tulsa

Arkansas

21/20

Dec. 15 Houston

Texas A&M

11/13

Dec. 16 UConn

DePaul

16/16

Dec. 19 USF

Mississippi State

15/15

Jan. 9 UConn

Baylor

6/6

Jan. 23 UConn

Tennessee

23/23

Feb. 3 UConn

Oregon

3/3

Feb. 10 UConn

South Carolina

1/2

RESULT W, 64-57 L, 46-58 L, 62-87 L, 56-61 L, 55-68 L, 71-78 L, 41-91 L, 43-72 W, 84-74 L, 86-61 L, 58-74 W, 60-45 L, 56-74 L, 52-70

Year 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 Total

Record 101-70 (.590) 102-67 (.604) 107-51 (.677) 76-63 (.547) 79-60 (.568) 88-37 (.704) 553-348 (.614)

* Rank in Associated Press poll followed by rank in USA Today poll

6 ? 2019-20 American Athletic Conference Women's Basketball

THE 2019-20 SEASON

AWARD WINNERS

2019-20 STATISTICAL RANKINGS

AMERICAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Nov. 11

Enna Pehadzic, USF

Nov. 18

Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn

Nov. 25

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati

Dec. 2

Megan Walker, UConn

Dec. 9

Megan Walker, UConn

Dec. 16

Johnasia Cash, SMU

Dec. 23

Kay Kay Wright, UCF

Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn

Dec. 31

Marissa Mackins, Temple

Jan. 6

Christyn Williams, UConn

Jan. 13

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati

Jan. 20

Megan Walker, UConn

Jan. 27

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati

Feb. 3

Dymond Gladney, Houston

Feb. 10

Sydni Harvey, USF

Team UCF Cincinnati UConn ECU Houston Memphis USF SMU Temple Tulane Tulsa Wichita State

Scoring 7 3 1 11 8 4 5 10 2 9 12 6

OFFENSE

FG-Pct 3FG-Pct

4

6

2

8

1

1

12

11

8

9

3

2

6

3

10

12

5

5

9

4

11

10

7

7

DEFENSE

Rebounds Scoring FG-Pct 3FG-Pct

10

3

7

12

8

6

6

5

1

1

1

2

12

11

12

8

6

10

10

4

7

8

9

3

2

2

2

7

3

4

4

6

4

12

8

10

5

5

3

1

11

9

11

11

9

7

5

9

Rebounds 2 8 3 11 10 4 1 7 6 9 12 4

AMERICAN FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK

Nov. 11

Reagan Bradley, SMU

Nov. 18

Maria Alvarez, USF

Nov. 25

Madison Griggs, Memphis

Dec. 2

DJ McCarty, Wichita State

Dec. 9

Aubrey Griffin, UConn

Dec. 16

Asonah Alexander, Temple

Dec. 23

Reagan Bradley, SMU

Dec. 31

Madison Griggs, Memphis

Jan. 6

Elena Tsineke, USF

Jan. 13

Kristyna Brabencova, USF

Jan. 20

Anna Makurat, UConn

Jan. 27

Anna Makurat, UConn

Feb. 3

Taniyah Thompson, ECU

Feb. 10

Elena Tsineke, USF

ACTIVE CAREER WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS

Scoring Rebound Turnover Asst/TO

Team

FT-Pct 3FGs Blocks Steals Assists Margin Margin Margin Ratio

UCF

1

9

11

3

10

4

5

3

5

Cincinnati

2

11

6

9

2

3

9

2

1

UConn

5

1

1

6

1

1

2

5

2

ECU

11

10

12

1

11

11

12

1

11

Houston

10

6

3

8

9

10

10

7

10

Memphis

9

5

7

7

7

6

6

9

9

USF

4

2

4

11

4

2

1

11

4

SMU

7

12

5

5

6

9

4

8

8

Temple

3

3

9

12

3

8

3

12

3

Tulane

12

4

2

10

5

5

8

10

6

Tulsa

8

7

8

4

8

12

11

6

7

Wichita State

6

8

10

2

12

7

7

4

12

Player of the Week Player, School IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati

Total 6

2019-20 3

WEEKLY HONOR ROLL SELECTIONS

Kay Kay Wright, UCF

3

1

Megan Walker, UConn

3

3

Nov. 11

Antoinette Miller, Cincinnati; Christyn Williams, UConn; Mia Davis, Temple; Arsula Clark, Tulane;

Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn

2

-

2

2

Kendrian Elliott, Tulsa

Christyn Williams, UConn Jasmyne Harris, Houston Krystal Freeman, Tulane

2

2

Nov. 18

IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati; Jamirah Shutes, Memphis; Bethy Mununga, USF; Mia Davis, Temple;

2

-

2

-

Arsula Clark, Tulane

Dymond Gladney, Houston Sydni Harvey, USF Enna Pehadzic, USF

1

1

1

1

Nov. 25

Crystal Dangerfield, UConn; Dorian Branch, Houston; Bethy Mununga, USF; Ashley Jones, Temple;

1

1

Seraphine Bastin, Wichita State

Johnasia Cash, SMU

1

1

Mia Davis, Temple

1

-

Dec. 2

Lashonda Monk, ECU; Julia Blackshell-Fair, Houston; Jamirah Shutes, Memphis;

Marissa Mackins, Temple

1

1

Shannen Atkinson, Temple; Shyia Smith, Wichita State

Freshman of the Week Player, School IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati

Total 5

2019-20 -

Dec. 9

Angel Rizor, Cincinnati; Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu, Memphis; Maria Alvarez, USF; Mia Davis, Temple; Mariah McCully, Wichita State

Masseny Kaba, UCF Jasmyne Harris, Houston Tamara Henshaw, USF

3

-

3

-

Dec. 16

Angel Rizor, Cincinnati; IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati; Keke Hunter, Memphis; Maria Alvarez, USF;

3

-

Shae Leverett, USF

Mia Davis, Temple

3

-

Anna Makurat, UConn

2

2

Dec. 23

Sam Rodgers, Cincinnati; Tatyana Hill, Houston; Madison Griggs, Memphis;

Christyn Williams, UConn Madison Griggs, Memphis

2

-

2

2

Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu, Memphis; Kendrian Elliott, Tulsa

Jamirah Shutes, Memphis Sydni Harvey, USF Beatriz Jordao, USF

2

-

Dec. 31

Kay Kay Wright, UCF; IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati; Bethy Mununga, USF; Krystal Freeman, Tulane;

2

-

2

-

Kendrian Elliott, Tulsa

Elena Tsineke, USF Reagan Bradley, SMU Marissa Mackins, Temple

2

2

2

2

Jan. 6

Brittney Smith, UCF; IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati; Julia Blackshell-Fair, Houston;

2

-

Marissa Mackins, Temple; Sierra Cheatham, Tulane

Kendrian Elliott, Tulsa

2

-

Alexis Gaulden, Tulsa

2

-

Jan. 13

Christyn Williams, UConn; Sydni Harvey, USF; Mia Davis, Temple; Arsula Clark, Tulane;

Desiree Lewis, Tulsa Kay Kay Wright, UCF

2

-

1

-

Alexis Gaulden, Tulsa

Aubrey Griffin, UConn Crystal Dangerfield, UConn Megan Walker, UConn

1

1

Jan. 20

Kay Kay Wright, UCF; Tatyana Hill, Houston; Mia Davis, Temple, Krystal Freeman, Tulane;

1

-

1

-

Seraphine Bastin, Wichita State

Lashonda Monk, ECU Taniyah Thompson, ECU Ariyana Williams, ECU

1

-

1

1

Jan. 27

Brittney Smith, UCF; Bethy Mununga, USF; Ariana Whitfield, SMU; Mia Davis, Temple;

1

-

Krystal Freeman, Tulane

Angela Harris, Houston

1

-

Tatyana Hill, Houston

1

-

Feb. 3

Kay Kay Wright, UCF; Antoinette Miller, Cincinnati; Crystal Dangerfield, UConn;

Alana Davis, Memphis Maria Alvarez, USF

1

-

1

1

Jamirah Shutes, Memphis; Marissa Mackins, Temple

Kristyna Brabencova, USF Kayla White, SMU Asonah Alexander, Temple

1

1

Feb. 10

Sianni Martin, UCF; IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati; Dorian Branch, Houston;

1

-

1

1

Ducly Fankam Mendjiadeu, Memphis; Maya Brewer, Wichita State

Emani Mayo, Temple

1

-

Alexa Williamson, Temple

1

-

Erin Gutierrez, Tulane

1

-

DJ McCarty, Wichita State

1

1

Shyia Smith, Wichita State

1

-

7 ? 2019-20 American Athletic Conference Women's Basketball

STATISTICAL RANKINGS

The American Among NCAA Division I Statistical Leaders

(Through Feb. 3 - Top 50 Listed)

INDIVIDUAL

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO RATIO 7 Asonah Alexander, Temple 2.91 47 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn 2.18

BLOCKED SHOTS TOTAL 5 Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn 75 24 Mia Heide, Tulane 48

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 7 Olivia Nelson-Ododa, UConn 36 Mia Heide, Tulane

AVG. 3.41 2.09

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME AVG. 18 Megan Walker, UConn 7.3

DOUBLE-DOUBLESTOTAL 5 Mia Davis, Temple 14 40 Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu, Memphis 9

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS TOTAL 35 Megan Walker, UConn 349 41 Taniyah Thompson, ECU 342

FIELD GOALS MADE 12 IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati 21 Megan Walker, UConn 46 Mia Davis, Temple

TOTAL 170 160 148

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT. 12 IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati 59.4

FINAL POINTS 27 IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati 29 Megan Walker, UConn 47 Mia Davis, Temple

TOTAL 432 428 408

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS TOTAL 40 Arsula Clark, Tulane 130 40 Mia Davis, Templ 130

FREE THROWS MADE TOTAL 30 Mia Davis, Temple 101 50 IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati 92

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE TOTAL 34 Kay Kay Wright, UCF 84.7

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME AVG. 17 Mia Davis, Temple 4.1 29 Bethy Mununga, USF 3.8

POINTS PER GAME AVG. 19 IImar'I Thomas, Cincinnati 19.6 21 Megan Walker, UConn 19.5 32 Mia Davis, Temple 18.5

REBOUNDSTOTAL 20 Mia Davis, Temple 232

REBOUNDS PER GAME AVG. 15 Mia Davis, Temple 10.5 45 Bethy Mununga, USF 9.5

STEALSTOTAL 5 Lashonda Monk, ECU 86 13 Dominique Claytor, ECU 70

STEALS PER GAME AVG. 4 Lashonda Monk, ECU 3.91 11 Dominique Claytor, ECU 3.18

3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS TOTAL 10 Marissa Mackins, Temple 190 49 Dorian Branch, Houston 159

3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL 16 Marissa Mackins, Temple 67 22 Madison Griggs, Memphis 65

3-PT FIELD GOALS PER GAME 19 Marissa Mackins, Temple 24 Madison Griggs, Memphis 45 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn

TOTAL 2.91 2.83 2.60

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT. 16 Crystal Dangerfield, UConn 43.3 27 Megan Walker, UConn 42.5 31 Madison Griggs, Memphis 41.9

TEAM

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO RATIO 10 Cincinnati 1.35 11UConn 1.33

ASSISTSTOTAL 11UConn 418 31 Cincinnati 374

ASSISTS PER GAME AVG. 7UConn 19.0 21 Cincinnati 17.0

BLOCKED SHOTS AVG. 24 UConn 114 30 Tulane 108

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME AVG. 17UConn 5.2 33 Tulane 4.7

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME AVG. 10 UConn 30.6

FEWEST FOULS TOTAL 1UConn 243

FEWEST TURNOVERS TOTAL 15 Cincinnati 278 48 UConn 314

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE AVG. 8UConn 47.7

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE AVG. 15 UConn 34.2 23 USF 35.6 38 Tulane 36.3

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS TOTAL 13 Wichita State 507 43 Memphis 457

FREE THROWS MADE TOTAL 19 Wichita State 343

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE TOTAL 59 UCF 73.9

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME AVG. 8SMU 16.2 15 USF 15.4

PERSONAL FOULS PER GAME AVG. 1UConn 11.0

REBOUND MARGIN AVG. 7USF 10.6 12 UConn 9.4

REBOUNDSTOTAL 23 USF 980 40 Temple 959 43 UConn 954

REBOUNDS PER GAME 14 UConn 21 USF 32 SMU 35 Temple

AVG. 43.36 42.61 41.82 41.70

SCORING DEFENSE AVG. 12 UConn 54.6 34 USF 56.9

SCORING MARGIN AVG. 6UConn 23.7

SCORING OFFENSE AVG. 15 UConn 78.3

STEALSTOTAL 2ECU 305 41 Wichita State 228

STEALS PER GAME AVG. 2ECU 13.9 50 Wichita State 9.9

3-POINT FIELD GOAL DEFENSE TOTAL 50 Tulane 28.3

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED TOTAL 52 USF 533

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL 23 UConn 190 41 USF 179

3-POINT FIELD GOALS PER GAME TOTAL 14 UConn 8.6 43 USF 7.8

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE AVG. 4UConn 39.7 44 Memphis 34.9

TURNOVER MARGIN AVG. 4ECU 8.27 34 Cincinnati 4.41

TURNOVERS FORCED AVG. 2ECU 24.68 24 Wichita State 20.70 28 UCF 20.00

TURNOVERS PER GAME AVG. 22 Cincinnati 12.6

WON-LOST PERCENTAGE PCT. 11UConn 90.9

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