2022-23 Georgia Women's Basketball Media Guide

LADY BULLDOG

Career Top-10s 79-82 Class-by-Class Individual Top-5s 83 Single-Game Team Top-10s 84 Opponent Single-Game Top-5s 85 Top Season Performances 86 1,000-point scorers 87-92 Season-by-Season Results 93-102 Overtime Games...........................................102 Year-By-Year Results 103 Series Results vs. All Opponents 104-112 Annual Statistical Leaders 113-114 Season-by-Season Team Statistics 115-116 SEC Statistical Champions...........................117 Georgia in the polls 118 Week-by-Week Polls 118-120 Results vs. Ranked Opponents.....................121 Holiday Tournament Results 122-123 SEC Tournament Results 124-125 NCAA Tournament Results 126-127 Championship Teams 128-139 Year-By-Year Season Box Scores 140-161 All-Time Jersey Numbers 162 All-Time Letterwinners Stats 163-165 Honor Roll.............................................166-178

All-Time Team 179 WNBA Players......................................180-182

Overseas Professional Players 183 USA Basketball 184-185 Letterwinners (Alphabetical)........................186

CREDITS/ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The 2022-23 Georgia Lady Bulldog Basketball Media Guide was produced with Adobe InDesign Desktop Publishing. The publication was designed, written and edited by UGA associate SID Tray Littlefield.

thanks to Tim Hix, Mike Mobley and Norm Reilly for their years of meticulous

detail.

designed by Griffin DeJoy. Printing by Burman Printing.

Photography credits: Tony Walsh, Chamberlain Smith, Ryan Leonard, 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.

DATE OPPONENT

TIME

MON. NOV. 7 COASTAL CAROLINA ATHENS SECN+ 6 p.m.

THURS. NOV. 10 ALABAMA STATE ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

SUN. NOV. 13 JACKSONVILLE STATE ATHENS SECN+ 2 p.m.

WED. NOV. 16 KENNESAW STATE ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

Sun. Nov. 20 at Georgia Tech Atlanta TBA TBA

Thurs. Nov. 24

Friday Nov. 25

Sat. Nov. 26

Wisconsin Virgin Islands TBA 1 p.m. ET/2 p.m. AST

VCU Virgin Islands TBA 3:15 p.m. ET/4:15 p.m. AST

Seton Hall Virgin Islands TBA 3:15 p.m. ET/4:15 p.m. AST

THURS. DEC. 1 FURMAN ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

MON. DEC. 5 NC STATE ATHENS SECN 8 p.m.

WED. DEC. 7 MERCER ATHENS SECN+ 11 a.m.

SAT. DEC. 17 BELMONT ATHENS SECN+ 2 p.m.

Tues. Dec. 20

Wed. Dec. 21

West Virginia Palm Beach, Fla. TBA 2:30 p.m.

San Diego State Palm Beach, Fla. TBA 2:30 p.m.

Thurs. Dec. 29 at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. SECN+ 7 p.m.ET/6 p.m. CT

MON. JAN. 2 SOUTH CAROLINA ATHENS SECN 7 p.m.

THURS. JAN. 5 KENTUCKY ATHENS SECN 7 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 8 at Florida Gainesville, Fla. ESPNU Noon

THURS. JAN. 12 OLE MISS ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 15 at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. ESPN2/SECN 1 p.m.

Sun. Jan. 22 at Texas A&M College Station, Texas ESPN2/SECN 3 p.m. ET/2 p.m. CT

THURS. JAN. 26 MISSOURI ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

SUN. JAN. 29 MISSISSIPPI STATE ATHENS SECN+ 2 p.m.

Thurs. Feb. 2 at LSU Baton Rouge, La. SECN+ 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT

Sun. Feb. 5 at Vanderbilt Nashville SECN 1 p.m. ET/noon CT

SUN. FEB. 12 FLORIDA ATHENS SECN 1 p.m.

Thurs. Feb. 16 at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. SECN+ 7 p.m.

SUN. FEB. 19 ARKANSAS ATHENS ESPN2/SECN Noon

THURS. FEB. 23 AUBURN ATHENS SECN+ 7 p.m.

Sun. Feb. 26 at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. ESPN2/SECN Noon

2022-23 QUICK FACTS

GENERAL Location Athens, Ga. Founded 1785 Enrollment 40,118

Nickname Lady Bulldogs School colors Red and Black Facility Name Stegeman Coliseum All-Time Record at Stegeman 515-122

Capacity 10,523

Affiliation NCAA D-I Conference SEC President Jere W. Morehead (Georgia, JD, ‘80)

J. Reid Parker Dir. of Athletics Josh Brooks (LSU, '02)

Deputy Director for Admin. Darrice Griffin (Texas Tech, ‘07)

2021-22 IN REVIEW

2021-22 Overall Record 21-10 2021-22 SEC Record/Place (9-7/6th)

Players Returning/Lost 5/9 Starters Returning/Lost 1/4 Newcomers 10

HISTORY

First Year of Sport 1973

A ll-Time Record 1,039-459 (.694)

NCAA Tournament Appearances 35

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson Alma Mater Iowa ('90) Record at Georgia 0-0

Career Record 372-157 (.703) Assistant Coaches

Tahnee Balerio Isoken Uzamere Nykesha Sales

Over the last 40 years, the University of Georgia women’s basketball program has established itself among the nation’s most elite. Georgia is one of three NCAA DI programs to boast a winning record each and every season since the 1981-82 campaign. The Lady Bulldogs have also had remarkable postseason success, secur ing bids to 35 of 40 NCAA tournaments with five trips to the NCAA Final Four. Georgia ranks in the top-10 nationally in NCAA Tournament victories, Sweet-16 appearances and Final Fours.

The Lady Bulldogs reached a unique milestone in 2020. During their game against East Carolina, Georgia became one of just 16 programs nationwide to reach the 1,000-win mark. The Lady Bulldogs and Tennessee are the lone SEC schools to reach such a feat.

JANET HARRIS

Wanda Holloway, Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

SAUDIA

PAM IRWIN-OSBOLT

BASKETBALL

LORAN SMITH

SR. ASSOCIATE AD

Claude Felton

ASSISTANT ADs

Mike Mobley

Chris Lakos

SR. ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS

Leland Barrow, Steve Colquitt, Tim Hix, Tray Littlefield

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

Karra Logan, Jake Stanley, Sean Stevenson

GRADUATE ASSISTANTS

Ryan Cullinane

Julia Maenius

Jake Golob

STUDENT ASSISTANTS (WBB)

Sam Carter, Makenzy Wolford, Meghan Pastino, Caroline Parlantieri, Lilly Parmer, Hana Takamatsu, Mollie Lanigan

PHOTOGRAPHER

Tony Walsh

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS:

Tony Walsh, Ryan Leonard, 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 Basketball.

COVERING THE LADY BULLDOGS

Media covering Lady Bulldog Basketball in need of assis tance beyond this brochure – interviews, credentials, photography, etc. – should contact: Tray Littlefield

UGA Sports Communications email: trayl@sports.uga.edu

MAIL ADDRESS

P.O. Box 1472

Athens, Ga. 30603

CELL PHONE: (205) 504-4566

WORKING CREDENTIALS

Credentials for members of the media to all reg ular-season home games can be obtained through the Sports Communications Office. Credentials will be issued on a game-by-game basis. Please contact Tray Littlefield.

PHOTOGRAPHERS & VIDEOGRAPHERS

Accredited photographers and videographers working on assignment will be issued credentials to access the designated camera locations. Use of flash is prohibited at all times and all strobe units must be approved by the UGA Sports Communica tions office.

SEC TOURNEY CREDENTIALS

Credentials to the 2023 Southeastern Conference Tournament, March 1-5 in Greenville, S.C. can be requested through www.secsportsmedia.com. All credential requests will approved/denied by the SEC via this process.

INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

Georgia generally practices in the afternoon. Most interviews will take place before practice around 1:30 p.m. Interviews will be conducted outside of the team's practice facility at Stegeman Coliseum. That schedule may change as the season progresses.

Media are encouraged to arrange for feature-type interviews during pre- or post-practice sessions in stead of after games. The preferred day for inter views is Tuesdays throughout the season.

PRACTICE & GAME VIDEO

Interviews with Coach ABE, as well as practice and/or game video footage, can be found on the Sports Communications ftp site. Weekly interviews previewing upcoming games will be placed on the site by approximately 5:30 p.m. each Tuesday.

In addition, video featuring game highlights and post-game interviews with both head coaches will be offered for most 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 Tray Littlefield for instructions on how to access the ftp site. Media needing to obtain addi tional highlights of the Lady Bulldogs may do so by contacting either Littlefield or Lilly Parmer.

GAME DAY MEDIA SERVICES

All media will enter Stegeman Coliseum at Gate A.

Press seating is located above Portal 2 in section K of the lower bowl. Radio broadcast positions are at the scorer’s table. TV announcer location is on the floor across from the scorer's table. We will have flip cards available at your seat. Live stats are avail able via statbroadcast.com.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS

Interviews will be conducted in the Stegeman Coliseum press room. Media will be surveyed with 3:00 remaining in the game to determine which players will be available.

Tray Littlefield

MEDIA OUTLETS COVERING THE LADY BULLDOGS

Jeff Dantzler, Radio Play-by-play (706) 549-6222; jeffdantzler1710@msn.com

Brandon Sudge, (Beat Writer), Lady Bulldog Report (404) 374-6964; bsudge@gmail.com

McClain Baxley (Beat Writer), Ryne Dennis, Athens Banner-Herald P.O. Box 912; Athens, GA 30613 (770) 595-5472; rdennis@onlineathens.com

Paul Newberry/Charles Odum, Associated Press Centennial Tower Suite 2420; Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 754-3562; email: pnewberry@ap.org; codum@ ap.org

Chip Towers, Atlanta Journal-Constitution (706) 247-5590; ctowersajc@yahoo.com

David Paschall, Chattanooga Times Free Press P.O. Box 1447; Chattanooga, TN 37401 (423) 757-6524; dpaschall@timesfreepress.com

Sports Editor, The Red & Black 540 Baxter St.; Athens, GA 30606 (706) 433-3040; sports@randb.com

Anthony Dasher, UGASports.com 1650 Cherokee Road; Winterville, GA 30683 (706) 410-5944; rdasher746@msn.com

Dean Legge, Dawg Post (706) 248-3576; dean@dawgpost.com

Jake Rowe, Dawgs 247 1924 Paynes Point; Winder, GA 30680 (706) 296-9912; jakemrowe@gmail.com

Murray Poole, Bulldawg Illustrated 126 Wedgewood Court; Brunswick, GA 31525 (912) 222-5876; murraypoole082@gmail.com

David Johnston; WRFC-Radio 1010 Tower Place; Bogart, GA 30622 (706) 549-6222; david.johnston@coxradio.com

Sports Director, WUOG Radio Tate Student Center; PO Box 2065; Athens, GA 30605 (706) 542-8481

Zach Klein, WSB-TV (ABC)

1601 West Peachtree St.; Atlanta, GA 30309 (404) 870-3201; zach.klein@wsbtv.com

Thomas Goodhew, WXIA-TV (NBC) One Monroe Place NE; Atlanta, GA 30324 (404) 873-9146; tgoodhew@wxia.gannett.com

Chip Zeller, WAGA-TV (FOX)

1551 Briarcliff Rd. NE; Atlanta, GA 30302 (404) 898-0150; chip.zeller@foxtv.com

Fred Kalil, WGCL-TV (CBS)

425 14th Street NW; Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 295-9117; fred.kalil@cbs46.com

LADY BULLDOGS BROADCAST STATEWIDE

Lady Bulldog broadcasts are part of the Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network. The Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network provides radio network production for many major college athletic programs in the SEC and other prominent conferences nationwide. Day-to-day management of the network is overseen by the company’s “Georgia Bulldogs Sports Marketing” staff in Athens, which also handles the sales and marketing for the University of Georgia Athletic Association.

Jeff Dantzler will return as the voice of Lady Bulldog Basketball this season. Dantzler became the play-by-play voice of the Lady Bulldogs in 1993. He has called some of the greatest moments 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 of Georgia Baseball since 1997, including trips to the College World Series in 2001, 2004, 2006 and 2008. In addition, he co-hosts the Georgia Bulldogs Sports 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 jeffdantzlertv.com, a web site covering UGA Athletics. From 1997-2008, Dantzler also served as the color analyst for Georgia men’s basketball games.

Jeff Dantzler, one of the top play-by-play announcers in the nation, has spent over two decades calling Lady Bulldog basketball games.

In Athens, Lady Bulldog games have aired on WRFC AM 960 The Ref since 2007-08. Lady Bulldog Basketball games will air on georgiadogs.com, the official UGA app, and on The Varsity Network App, as well as the following stations this year:

WRFC AM 960 (Athens - Full Schedule), WSEG FM 104.3 (Savannah), WXKT FM 103.7 (Gainesville - Full Schedule), WSEG AM 1400 (Savannah)

BASKETBALL

STEGEMAN COLISEUM

Stegeman Coliseum has provided the Lady Bulldogs with a superior home court advantage for decades. Georgia has compiled a 515-122 record in 47 seasons of competition at Stegeman, a winning percentage of 81 percent. From Dec. 2, 1984 through Dec. 4, 1987, Georgia recorded 40-consecutive 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 development 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 connection is an aluminum bellows which seals the joints and permits the rise and fall of the roof with temperature change.

Stegeman has undergone major renovations the last few years, most recently in 2017 renovations included a center-hung scoreboard, new seats, significantly upgraded sound and lighting systems and additional LED signage.The current projects follow a $13-million renovation in 2010 that transformed Stegeman’s concourses, upgrading the graphics, enhancing spectator access to concessions and restrooms and adding 5,000-square feet of concourse space on each side of the arena.

In addition, Stegeman Coliseum was utilized for rhythmic gymnastics and preliminary volleyball competition during the Centennial Olympic Games in 1996.

LADY BULLDOGS IN STEGEMAN 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 2014-15 12-4 2015-16 14-3 2016-17 11-5 2017-18 15-4 2018-19 13-3 2019-20 10-8 2020-21 10-3 2021-22 11-5

TOTALS 515-122

STEGEMAN’S LARGEST CROWDS

Opponent Date

Attendance

Tennessee 1/29/12 10,523

Tennessee 1/14/07 10,523

Tennessee 1/17/00 10,523

Tennessee 1/28/99 10,523

UCONN 1/20/97 10,523

Tennessee 2/10/02 10,082

Tennessee 2/12/04 9,495

Auburn 2/23/91 9,011

Texas 11/21/04 8,218

LSU 1/25/04 8,127

ROSTER

RETURNING PLAYERS (WITH CAREER STATS)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. EXP. GP-GS PPG RPG

Hometown/Previous School

0 Zoesha Smith F 6-1 Jr. 2L 30-0 2.7 2.2 Brunswick, Ga. / Glynn AcademyJr

1 Chloe Chapman G 5-7 Sr. 3L 71-7 2.1 1.6 Mitchellville, Md. / Good CounselSr

20 Jordan Isaacs F 6-0 Sr. 3L 88-51 2.8 3.1 Alpharetta, Ga. / St. Francis HSSr

22 Malury Bates F 6-3 6th 4L 113-4 3.5 3.0 Roanoke, Va. / William Fleming HSRoanoke,

35 Javyn Nicholson F 6-2 Sr. 2L 84-6 4.5 4.0 Lawrenceville, Ga. / Collins Hill HSSr

NEWCOMERS (WITH CAREER STATS)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. EXP. GP-GS PPG RPG

Hometown/Previous SchoolEXP

2 Savannah Henderson G/F 6-3 Fr. HS -/- Orlando, Fla. / Timbercreek HSFr HS

3 Diamond Battles G 5-8 5th 4L 111/68 7.7 2.6 Winter Haven, Fla. / UCF

10 De'Mauri Flournoy G 5-7 So. 1L 31/0 3.8 1.0 Villa Rica, Ga. / Vanderbilt

13 Stefanie Ingram G 5-8 Fr.

-/- Orlando, Fla. / Lake Highland PrepFr

21 Fatima Diakhate F/C 6-5 Fr. HS -/- Quebec, Canada / Montverde AcademyFr

23 Alisha Lewis G 5-7 Sr. 3L 58/23 7.1 2.6 Wallingford, Pa. / UCFSr

24 Brittney Smith F 6-3 5th 4L 112/60 8.2 4.8 Orlando, Fla. / UCF

25 Kari Niblack F 6-1 5th 4L 118/84 9.2 5.8 Leesburg, Fla. / West Virginia

30 Amiya Evans F 6-2 Fr. HS -/- Tampa, Fla. / DME AcademyFr

31 Audrey Warren G/F 5-9 5th 4L 106/45 6.9 3.5 Springfield, Mo. / Texas

NUMERICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. HT. CL.-EXP.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

0 Zoesha Smith F 6-1 Jr. - 2L Brunswick, Ga. / Glynn Academy

1 Chloe Chapman G 5-7 Sr. - 3L Mitchellville, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel

2 Savannah Henderson G 6-3 Fr. - HS Orlando, Fla. / Timbercreek HS

3 Diamond Battles G 5-8 5th - 4L Winter Haven, Fla. / Winter Haven HS / UCF

10 De’Mauri Flournoy G 5-7 So. - TR Villa Rica, Ga. / Carrolton HS / Vanderbilt

13 Stefanie Ingram G 5-8 Fr. - HS Orlando, Fla. / Lake Highland Prep

20 Jordan Isaacs F 6-0 Sr. - 3L Alpharetta, Ga. / St. Francis

21 Fatima Diakhate F/C 6-5 Fr. - HS Gatineau, Quebec, Canada / Montverde Academy

22 Malury Bates F 6-3 6th - 4L Roanoke, Va. / William Fleming HS

23 Alisha Lewis G 5-7 Sr. - 3L Wallingford, Pa. / Strath Haven HS / UCF

24 Brittney Smith F 6-3 5th - 4L Orlando, Fla. / Boone HS / UCF

25 Kari Niblack F 6-1 5th - 4L Leesburg, Fla. / Wildwood HS / West Virginia

30 Amiya Evans F 6-2 Fr. - HS Tampa, Fla. / DME Academy

31 Audrey Warren G/F 5-9 5th - 4L Springfield, Mo. / Boswell HS / Texas

35 Javyn Nicholson F 6-2 Sr.- 3L Lawrenceville, Ga. / Collins Hill HS

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

ZOESHA (Zo-ee-shuh) Smith

De'Mauri FLOURNOY (Flur-NOY)

FATIMA (Fah-tim-uh) DIAKHATE (Juh-huh-tay)

MALURY (like 'Mallory') Bates

KARI (CAR-ee) Niblack (NYE-black)

AMIYA (Uh-my-uh) Evans

JAVYN (Jav-in) Nicholson

TAHNEE (TAWN-ee) BALERIO (buh-LARE-ee-oh)

ISOKEN (E-SUH-KEN) UZAMERE (Ooh-ZAH-mer-ay)

2022

By State/Country Canada

Fatima Diakhate

Florida

Diamond Battles (Winter Haven)

Amiya Evans (Tampa)

Savannah Henderson (Orlando)

Stefanie Ingram (Orlando) Kari Niblack (Leesburg) Brittney Smith (Orlando)

Georgia

De'Mauri Flournoy (Villa Rica)

Jordan Isaacs (Alpharetta)

Javyn Nicholson (Lawrenceville)

Zoesha Smith (Brunswick)

Maryland

Chloe Chapman (Mitchellville)

Missouri

Audrey Warren (Springfield)

Pennsylvania

Alisha Lewis (Wallingford)

Virginia

Malury Bates (Roanoke)

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

By Classification

5th Year

Malury Bates

Diamond Battles

Kari Niblack Brittney Smith

Audrey Warren

Seniors

Chloe Chapman Jordan Isaacs

Alisha Lewis

Javyn Nicholson

Juniors

Zoesha Smith

Sophomores

De'Mauri Flournoy

Freshmen

Fatima Diakhate

Amiya Evans Savannah Henderson Stefanie Ingram

Returning Statistical Leaders

*based on last season's stats at each player's respective school

Points

Diamond Battles (13.9 ppg at UCF)

Brittney Smith (10.8 ppg at UCF)

Audrey Warren (8.3 ppg at Texas)

Rebounds

Brittney Smith (6.0 rpg at UCF)

Javyn Nicholson (4.7 rpg at Georgia)

Audrey Warren (4.2 rpg at Texas)

Assists

Alisha Lewis (3.7 apg at UCF)

Diamond Battles (3.4 apg at UCF)

Audrey Warren (1.8 apg at Texas)

Steals

Alisha Lewis (2.6 spg at UCF)

Diamond Battles (2.1 spg at UCF)

Audrey Warren (1.6 spg at Texas)

Blocks

Malury Bates (1.7 bpg at Georgia)

Kari Niblack (1.7 bpg at West Virginia)

Brittney Smith (0.7 bpg at UCF)

Coach ABE Returns to Lead Georgia

Katie Abrahamson-Henderson was named just the third full-time head coach in Georgia history on March 26, 2022. Coach ABE returns to Georgia, where she played for the Lady Bulldogs from 1986-87 and was a member of the 1986 squad that captured the SEC Championship. Teammates Katrina McClain, Teresa Edwards, Lisa O’Connor and Carla Green, among others, helped lead Georgia to its third SEC title with Coach ABE playing in all 32 games as a freshman.

Success at Every Stop

Coach ABE has built successful programs in coaching stops at Albany, Missouri State and UCF. Her teams have won an unprecedented 70 percent of their games, an average of 22 victories per year, while capturing 16 conference titles in 17

seasons. At UCF, the 2021-22 squad won a school-record 26 games en route to the American Athletic Conference Championship, the AAC Tournament crown and a No. 7 seed in the NCAA tournament – the highest seeding in program history.

It's A Family

A big reason for the success of Coach ABE’s programs lies with her coaching staff – a group that has been with her nearly every step of the way. Associate head coach Tahnee Balerio played for Coach ABE at Missouri State and is entering her 13th season on Coach ABE’s staff. Assistant coach Isoken Uzamere is in her 11th year with Coach ABE, while legendary former UConn All-American Nykesha Sales is in her seventh season. Former Albany standout Ebone Henry-Harris enters her seventh year.

SEASON

COACH ABE ERA BEGINS: Four-time Coach of the Year, 17 -Year Coaching Veteran Leads Talented Team

League-Leading 10 Newcomers

With five letterwinners back from last year’s team, the Lady Bulldogs had 10 roster spots to fill this past offseason. Georgia welcomed three players from UCF, including American Athletic Conference Player and Defensive Player of the Year Diamond Battles, Sixth Player of the Year Brittney Smith and Alisha Lewis, while also adding Texas transfer Audrey Warren, West Virginia transfer Kari Niblack and Vanderbilt transfer De’Mauri Flournoy. Four freshmen also joined the team, including Savannah Henderson, Stefanie Ingram, Fatima Diakhate and Amiya Evans.

The 10 newcomers on this year’s roster ties Kentucky for the most in the SEC.

Five Returners

A group of five players will return for another season at Georgia. Seniors Chloe Chapman, Jordan Isaacs and Javyn Nicholson join junior Zoesha Smith and sixth-year senior Malury Bates. Those five players accounted for 18.5 points and 16.1 rebounds per game last season for the Lady Bulldogs.

Georgia Players Have Postseason Success

Georgia’s five returners and six transfers have a combined 23 NCAA tournament appearances between them. Diamond Battles, Brittney Smith and Alisha Lewis earned three NCAA bids at UCF. Texas transfer Audrey Warren helped her team advance to back-toback NCAA Elite Eights, while Kari Niblack guided West Virginia to the second round of the 2020-21 NCAA Tournament.

Dominant Defense

Under Coach ABE’s leadership, UCF led the nation in scoring defense in each of the last two seasons. The Knights held teams to just 47.8 points per game last year and just 50.5 ppg during the 2020-21 campaign. UCF held 18 opponents to 50 points or fewer with seven failing to reach 40 points during the 2021-22 season.

Success Against SEC

During Coach ABE’s six seasons in Orlando, UCF boasted a 3-2 record against teams from the SEC. The Knights downed Arkansas (52-51) and Florida (69-52) and narrowly lost to Tennessee (4149) during last season’s remarkable run to the American Athletic Conference Championship. The win against Florida marked the first NCAA tournament win in program history.

Georgia opened the season in front of nearly 6,000 fans at this year's Stegmania.

BASKETBALL

2022-23 Season Preview continued ...

Diamond Shines Bright

Fifth-year guard Diamond Battles developed into one of the top players in the nation during her time at UCF. She was the program’s first-ever AAC Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year and was a consensus first-team All-Conference selection. The Winter Haven, Fla., native led UCF in scoring 16 times with 23 double-figure scoring efforts last year.

Bates Back for Year Six Malury Bates returns for her sixth year of eligibility with the Lady Bulldogs. Following a strong start to her sophomore season, Bates suffered a torn ACL in the seventh game of the year against Mercer, earning a redshirt during the 2018-19 campaign. She then gained an extra year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bates scored in double figures five times a year ago and promises to play a big part in Georgia’s post rotation this season. The Roanoke, Va., native has already earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology and is pursuing a master’s degree in food and nutrition.

Smith on Impressive Streak

UCF transfer and fifth year senior Brittney Smith enters her lone season in Athens after playing some of the best basketball of her career. The

Orlando, Fla., native has scored in double figures in 10 of the last 14 games, including a career-high 26 point effort against Florida in the NCAA tournament. Smith knocked in 11-of 15 field goals against the Gators in the win. The 2022 American Athletic Conference Sixth Player of the Year averaged 10.8 ppg and 6.0 rpg a season ago.

Family Business

A big part of Georgia’s impressive recruiting class this past offseason was a familiar name for Coach ABE. Savannah Henderson is the daughter of head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson and her husband Michael. The Orlando, Fla., native was a consensus top-50 prospect nationally as ESPN’s No. 41 overall player and No. 10 wing recruit. She prepped at Timbercreek (Orlando) and played for Central Florida Elite.

A Tradition of Success

Georgia enters the 2022-23 season one of just three program nationwide, joining Tennessee and Wisconsin-Green Bay, to have a winning season every year since 1981. The Lady Bulldogs have made appearances in 35 of 40 NCAA tournaments (second-most all time) with 20 Sweet 16s and 11 Elite Eights.

Fifth-year senior Diamond Battles was the 2022 American Athletic Conference Player and Defensive Player of the Year.

Fifth-year senior Brittney Smith scored a career-high 26 points against Florida in last year's NCAA tournament.

Sixth-year senior Malury Bates, along with teammate Diamond Battles, represented Georgia at SEC Media Day.

KATIE ABRAHAMSON-HENDERSON HEAD COACH

FIRST SEASON AT GEORGIA (18TH OVERALL) // RECORD: 372-157 (.703)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

» Record: 372-157 (.703) in 17 seasons

» Teams have averaged 22 wins per year during her career

» Four-time Conference Coach of the Year

» 16 conference championships (nine tournament and seven regular season) in 17 seasons as head coach

» Led UCF to its first NCAA Tournament bid -- and five-straight postseason appearances -- and also guided the Knights to their first-ever NCAA Tournament win. UCF also earned its highestever NCAA Tournament seeding at No. 7.

PERSONAL

Name: Katie Abrahamson-Henderson

Overall Record: 372-157 (17 seasons)

Husband: Michael A. Henderson

Daughters: Savannah, Brooklyn

EDUCATION

University of Iowa, 1990

B.S. in sports administration

Duquesne University, 1992 M.S., education

COACHING CAREER

2016-present, UCF

Head Coach (131-49)

• 2017 WNIT Second Round

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• 2019 NCAA First Round

• 2021 NCAA First Round

• 2022 NCAA Second Round

2010-16, Albany

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America East Tournament Championships

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2008-10, Indiana

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2007-08, Washington

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2002-07, Missouri State University

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Missouri Valley Conference

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WNIT Champions

2000-02, Michigan State

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1994-00, Iowa State

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WNBA Draft Picks (2000)

1992-94, Maine

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» UCF won a school-record 26 games in 2021-22

» Has coached seven conference Players of the Year, five Defensive Players of the Year and 20 first-team All-Conference selections

Katie Abrahamson-Henderson — a former Lady Bulldog who has experienced outstanding success as a head coach over the last two decades — was named the third full-time head coach in Georgia women's basketball history on March 26, 2022.

In 17 seasons as head coach, with stops at UCF, Albany and Missouri State, AbrahamsonHenderson's teams have compiled an impressive 372-157 record — a 70 percent win percentage and average of 22 victories per year. Her squads have also won seven conference regular season titles, nine league tournament crowns, have earned 11 NCAA Tournament berths and 14 postseason bids overall. Her Missouri State team also won the 2005 WNIT Title.

Most recently, the 2021-22 UCF Knights set the school record for most wins in a season with a 26-4 overall mark, including a 14-1 record in league play, on its way to winning the American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament championships. The Knights advanced to the NCAA tournament, where they narrowly lost to No. 2 seed UConn, 52-47, in the second round.

For her efforts, Coach 'ABE' was named the 2022 AAC Coach of the Year, marking the fourth time in her career she has earned league Coach of the Year honors. Under her guidance, Diamond Battles earned AAC Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and placed on the conference's first-team squad.

"This is a dream come true. I am thrilled to return to Georgia as the head coach at one of the premier women's basketball programs in the country," Abrahamson-Henderson said. "I want to thank

president Jere W. Morehead, athletics director Josh Brooks and senior deputy athletics director Darrice Griffin for the trust they have placed in me. I also want to thank Andy Landers and Joni Taylor for the foundation of success they have laid as we continue to build on that great tradition.

"What we did at UCF was the most historic season in school history! Winning the regular season and conference tournament titles, earning a No. 7 seed in the NCAA tournament -- the highest in program history -- and winning in the first round of the NCAA to reach the round of 32. It is not easy to leave a place like UCF, and I want all our administrators, players, alumni, fans and supporters to know you will always hold a special place in our hearts.

"When I signed a national letter of intent with Coach Landers in 1985, this program was in the middle of a remarkable and unprecedented run of competing for SEC and national championships. In talking with Josh Brooks and DarriceGriffin, our vision and belief that Georgia will compete for championships and postseason success lined up perfectly. I am so ready to get started."

Overall, she has coached seven players to league Player of the Year accolades, five to Defensive Player of the Year and 20 student-athletes to firstteam honors.

At UCF, her teams hit milestone after milestone with postseason bids each year (excluding the 2020 COVID season). In 2018-19, UCF earned the program's first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA tournament and followed with yet another trip and the highest seed in school history in 2021.

Coach 'ABE' led UCF to a 131-49 record in six

seasons. After being named head coach in 2016, her impact was felt immediately. Her team finished 21-12 that year — a 14-game improvement from the previous season and the second-best turnaround among Division I women's basketball programs.

Her 2018-19 squad finished with a 26-7 record and 13-3 mark in The American to finish in second place. This came after her 2017-18 team tied the program's Division I record for wins in a season and made back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time.

Prior to UCF, Abrahamson-Henderson spent six seasons at Albany (2010-16), where she led the Great Danes to a combined nine America East Conference tournament and regular season titles, including four Players of the Year awards, four Defensive Players of the Year awards, one Scholar-Athlete of the Year, one Rookie of the Year and nine first-team all-conference selections.

She was chosen as the America East Coach of the Year three times, helping the Great Danes to a combined 83-13 record in league play. Albany won 38 consecutive America East regular games, which set a new league record and, at the time, was a Division I record.

Coach 'ABE' guided Missouri State to three Missouri Valley Conference tournament championships, a pair of MVC regular season titles and three NCAA berths from 2002-07.

In addition to her head coaching stops, Coach 'ABE' was the associate head coach at Indiana from 2006-10, an assistant coach at Washington from 200708, the associate head coach at Michigan State from 2000-02, an assistant coach at Iowa State from 1994-00, an assistant coach at Maine from 199294 and an assistant coach at Duquesne from 1990-92.

As a player, AbrahamsonHenderson was a Parade Magazine and USA Today High School All-American and was a highly sought

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after recruit. After playing two seasons for Coach Landers at Georgia, the Cedar Rapids, Iowa native transferred to play for C. Vivian Stringer at Iowa. She was a member of two Big Ten championships teams. As a freshman at Georgia, she helped the Lady Bulldogs capture the 1986 Southeastern Conference Crown.

Abrahamson-Henderson played in 64 total games with 34 starts during her two seasons in Athens. She totaled 443 points and 253 rebounds from 1985-87.

She earned a B.S. in physical education with an emphasis in sports administration from the University of Iowa. She received her master's in education from Duquesne University in 1992.

Abrahamson-Henderson and her husband, Michael, have two daughters, Savannah and Brooklyn. Michael also had a celebrated college basketball career and eventually played for the Harlem Globetrotters. He led Long Island-C.W. Post to a pair of NCAA Tournaments and scored 1,173 career points from 1981-84.

Michael was a referee in the WNBA from 199801 and an NBA ref from 2001-06. He is currently a Division I women's basketball official in numerous conferences across the country.

J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks "We are thrilled to welcome Katie, Michael and their daughters Savannah and Brooklyn to Athens. Throughout this process, one name kept coming up, and that was Coach 'ABE.' Her resume and history of success at every level is impressive. Our goal was to find a proven coach who has had sustained success both in competing for conference titles and in the NCAA tournament. Katie is the entire package, and I can't wait to see what her teams are able to accomplish here at the University of Georgia."

President Jere W. Morehead

"We are excited to welcome Coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson to the University of Georgia. Her history of excellence and success as a head coach at UCF, Albany and Missouri State is remarkable. I am confident she will be an outstanding ambassador for the University and our women's basketball program."

Senior Deputy Director of Athletics Darrice Griffin

"Coach 'ABE' has demonstrated a special commitment to excellence in all aspects of higher education and competition. She stands firm in empowering young women, developing their talents and gifts while also preparing them for purpose-driven lives after their studentathlete experience. I truly believe we have found the right leader to build upon the rich history and tradition of Georgia Women's Basketball."

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TAHNEE BALERIO

(1ST SEASON AT GEORGIA // 13TH OVERALL)

Tahnee Balerio (pronounced TAWN-ee buh-LARE-ee-oh), who has coached and developed some of the best point guards in the country, was named the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator for Geor gia basketball on April 8, 2022.

A two-time All-Missouri Valley Conference selection, team captain and MVP as a player for Coach 'ABE' at Missouri State, Balerio has spent the last decade and a half building programs into perennial winners. Her responsibilities include the development of the guards, recruiting and opponent scouting reports.

“Tahnee is the best among today’s coaches,” Abrahamson-Henderson said. “She is the entire package when it comes to recruiting, skill development and teaching the intellectual aspects of the game. Over the past 12 seasons, she has developed our guards into some of the best and most talented players in the nation. She is a relentless recruiter and someone players love. I am so excited to welcome Tahnee to Dawg Nation!”

Overall, Balerio’s teams have garnered eight NCAA tournament bids and won five conference crowns.

She was part of a staff that led UCF to five postseason appearances, three NCAA bids and the 2022 American Athletic Conference regular season and conference titles. The Knights earned their first NCAA tournament appearance, first NCAA win and highest-ever seeding.

Throughout her career, Balerio has coached some of the top guards in the nation.

Under her guidance, UCF’s Diamond Battles was named the 2022 AAC Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and AAC Tournament MVP, while Alisha Lewis was tabbed the 2021 Newcomer and Sixth Player of the Year. Kay Kay Wright was named to the 2020 Nancy Lieberman Award Watch List and was recognized among the nation’s best with a spot on the Naismith Trophy Na tional Player of the Year Watch List. Wright was a consensus first-team All-AAC selection and finished her career second in assists (494) and third in points (1,614) in UCF history. The Preseason AAC Player of the Year (the first in program history to earn that distinction) is the only Knight to score 1,600 points, dish out over 400 assists and record over 250 steals in her career.

Prior to her stint in Orlando, Balerio spent six seasons at Albany, serving as an as sistant coach for four years and the director of operations for two seasons. Albany captured four America East regular seasons crowns during those six years. Balerio witnessed Imani Tate post the fourth-highest scoring season in program history as Zakiya Saunders —another all-conference selection — broke the school record for assists and ranked sixth in the NCAA with 6.9 assists per game.

Balerio played at Missouri State from 2005-08 under Coach ABE. She was a team captain, a two-time MVP, a two-time All-Conference selection and earned Scholar Athlete honors. Balerio led the Bears in scoring during the 2006-07 season, aver aging 18.7 points per game – tops in the Missouri Valley Conference. After graduation, she was the head junior varsity and assistant varsity coach at

Hillcrest High School in Springfield, Mo.

Balerio earned her degree in entertainment management from Missouri State. She is married to Lily Grenci and the couple just had their first child – Zelda Lynn Balerio – born on March 23, 2022.

THE BALERIO FILE

Name:

Tahnee Balerio Hometown: Buhler, Kansas College: Missouri State ('08) Family: Lily Grenci (wife) and Zelda Lynn (daughter born March, 2022)

COACHING CAREER

2022-present Georgia (Associate Head Coach/Recruiting)

2019-22

2016-19

UCF (Associate Head Coach)

UCF (Assistant Coach)

2012-16 Albany (Assistant Coach)

2010-12 Albany (Director of Ops)

2008-10 Hillcrest (Mo.) High School (Head JV Coach, Asst. Varsity)

HIGHLIGHTS

» 12 seasons on Coach ABE’s staff; 8 NCAA tournament bids; 5 conference championship teams

» Helped lead UCF and Albany to first NCAA tournament appearances

» Also guided UCF and Albany to first NCAA tourney win and highest-ever seeding

» Knights won the 2022 American Athletic Conference regular season and conference tournament crowns

» Developed top guards, including Diamond Battles , Kay Kay Wright and Zakiya Saunders

» Two-Time All-Conference selection, team captain and Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a player at Missouri State

» Led the MVC in scoring during the 2006-07 season

ISOKEN UZAMERE

Isoken Uzamere (pronounced E-suh-ken ooh-ZAH-mer-ay) was named an assistant coach for Georgia Lady Bulldog basketball on April 12, 2022.

Uzamere works with the post players and assists with recruiting and scouting.

“Coach 'EAS' has all the values you look for when it comes to knowledge of the game, skill development and recruiting," Coach 'ABE' said. "The way she connects with players, recruits and their parents make her one of the best in the business. She has developed first-team All Conference and Player of the Year talent. I have no doubt she will continue to do that with our current post players here at Georgia. As I’ve said many times, the number one reason I coach is to empower young women. Coach 'EAS' embodies that -- she is a tremendous person who will be an outstanding example for our team.”

Uzamere spent four seasons at Albany from 2012-16, before joining the Knights prior to the 2016-17 campaign. This past year at UCF, she helped Brittney Smith develop into one of the top forwards in the league as she earned AAC Sixth Play er of the Year honors as a two-time All-Conference selection. Forward Masseny Kaba also garnered All-AAC accolades.

Under her guidance, Nyala Shuler finished her career ranked fourth in school histo ry with 837 rebounds and finished in UCF’s career top-10 in blocks.

Uzamere was part of a staff that led UCF to five postseason appearances, three NCAA bids and the 2022 American Athletic Conference regular season and con ference titles. The Knights earned their first NCAA tournament appearance, first NCAA win and highest-ever seeding.

At Albany, Uzamere was a graduate assistant from 2012-14 and served as an assistant coach from 2014-16. During her time there, the team won four America East titles with four NCAA Tournament berths, which included the team’s first-ever NCAA Tournament win in 2016 against No. 5 seed Florida.

In addition to her on-court coaching duties, she had many roles during her time at Albany. She worked with the post players, oversaw managers and student assis tants, was the strength and conditioning and nutrition liaison and assisted with scouting.

In 2016, her post players accumulated numerous accolades. She helped guide forward Shereesha Richards to recognition as a two-time Associated Press Hon orable Mention All-American. Richards picked up her third-straight America East Player of the Year award in 2016 and was also named to the America East All-Con ference First Team and All-Defensive Team. Forward/Center Tiana-Jo Carter was the conference’s selection for Sixth Player of the Year.

Uzamere played forward for Hofstra and was a two-time Colonial Athletic Asso ciation All-Academic player in her junior and senior seasons. She served as the head coach of the Long Island Knights AAU Program in 2012 and was a counselor and coach at Game 7 Sports.

THE UZAMERE FILE

Name: Isoken Uzamere Hometown: New York, N.Y. College: Hofstra ('11)

COACHING CAREER

Georgia (Assistant Coach)

UCF (Assistant Coach)

Albany (Assistant Coach)

Albany (Graduate Assistant)

Long Island Knights AAU (Head Coach)

HIGHLIGHTS

» 10 seasons on Coach ABE's staff

» Guided teams to seven NCAA tournament appearances

» Led UCF to the 2022 AAC Conference and Tournament Championships; also helped UCF earn its highest ever NCAA seeding

» Helped develop Brittney Smith into a two-time All-Conference player and The American Sixth Player of the Year in 2022

» Masseny Kaba developed into one of the top players in the AAC; she was the only Knight in program history to record 800 rebounds and 100 blocks.

» Nyala Shuler finished her career ranked fourth in school history with 837 rebounds and finished top-10 in blocks.

» Albany won four America East titles and earned four NCAA tournament bids during her time there.

SEASON AT GEORGIA // 11TH OVERALL)

ASSISTANT COACH

NYKESHA SALES

Nykesha Sales — an eight-time WNBA All-Star and one of the greatest players in women’s basketball history —was named an assistant coach at Georgia on April 12, 2022.

Sales, who was a two-time All-American, Big EAST Player and Defensive Player of the Year and national champion at UConn (1994-98), served as an assistant coach at UCF the past six seasons. In her first coaching stop, she led the Knights to unprecedented success.

Her responsibilities include the development of guards, scheduling, opponent scouting reports and recruiting.

“Nykesha Sales was one of the greatest players in our sport and has become an exceptional coach over the last six years,” Abrahamson-Henderson said. “As a former WNBA All-Star and collegiate national champion, Coach Sales gives our student-athletes a unique perspective of what it takes to win at the most elite levels. She made an immediate impact on our program at UCF as she developed All-Conference players each season. I am excited for our current team here at Georgia and our recruits to learn from one of the best.”

In her first season as a collegiate coach in 2016-17, Sales helped Aliyah Gregory become the first UCF player to earn American Athletic Conference First Team acco lades, while teammate Zykira Lewis also earned All-Conference honors.

In 2018-19, Kayla Thigpen was named The American Sixth Player of the Year, be coming the first Knight to earn an AAC individual award. In 2020-21, Sales helped Tay Sanders earn AAC All-Conference honors — a distinction she earned once against in 2022.

Sales herself was an outstanding player who led the Huskies through remarkable success in the 1990’s.

She played at UConn from 1994-98, and finished her career as the Huskies’ alltime leading scorer and still ranks among the top five there with 2,178 career points. She also owns the school record for steals with 447.

Sales helped UConn capture the 1995 NCAA Division I National Championship, a Final Four appearance in 1996 and two Elite 8 berths. She was a two-time WBCA and Associated Press All-American, the 1998 BIG EAST Player of the Year and was first-time All-BIG EAST in 1997 and 1998.

Sales graduated from UConn in 1998 with a degree in business management. She played for the Orlando Miracle/Connecticut Sun from 1999-2007 and was selected as an eight-time WNBA All-Star. Sales led the Connecticut Sun to two WNBA Finals and still reigns as the franchise’s all-time leading scorer (3,955 points; 14.3 ppg), which ranks among the WNBA’s all-time top 30. In addition, she finished her career with 1,157 rebounds, 683 assists and 490 steals.

In 1997, she earned a gold medal with Team USA at the Women’s World University Games in Sicily, Italy. Sales was the team’s leading scorer, averaging 18.3 points per game. Later in 2000, she was named an alternate on the 2000 USA Basketball Olympic Team.

Sales also played professionally overseas for seven seasons in Turkey, Latvia, Po land, Czech Republic and Bosnia.

Sales was a member of the inaugural class (2006) of inductees to the University of Connecticut women’s basketball “Huskies of Honor” recognition program.

From 2013-16, she worked with the Connecticut Sun as a community liaison.

THE SALES FILE

Name: Nykesha Sales Hometown: Bloomfield, Conn. College: UConn ('98)

COACHING CAREER 2022-present Georgia (Assistant Coach) 2016-22 UCF (Assistant Coach) 2013-16 Connecticut Sun (Community Liaison)

HIGHLIGHTS

» An eight-time WNBA All-Star and two-time All-American at UConn

» Big EAST Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year as a player

» Played at UConn from 1994-98 and helped lead the Huskies to the 1995 NCAA National title.

» Finished her career as the Huskies' all-time leading scorer and still ranks among the top-5 there with 2,178 career points.

» Led the WNBA's Connecticut Sun to a pair of WNBA Finals and is still that franchise's all-time leading scorer with 3,955 (top-30 among all WNBA players all time.

» Played professionally overseas for seven seasons in Turkey, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic and Bosnia.

» In her first season as a collegiate coach in 2016-17, Sales helped Aliyah Gregory become the first UCF player to earn American Athletic Conference First Team accolades.

(1ST SEASON AT GEORGIA // 7TH OVERALL)

EBONE HENRY

Ebone Henry Harris — one of the greatest players in University of Albany women’s basketball history who was most recently on Katie Abrahamson-Henderson’s staff at UCF— serves as the Georgia Lady Bulldogs’ Director of Player Development.

“I am thrilled to have Ebone in Athens,” Abrahamson-Henderson said. “She has been an instrumental part of our program over the last six years, and I know she will have the same impact here at Georgia. She is detail-oriented, meticulous and, as someone who has played the game at a high level, a tremendous example for our student-athletes.

“As a player, Ebone became Albany’s all-time leading scorer and was also named conference Defensive Player of the Year on three occasions. Everything she did as a player was done at an elite level, and she continues to do that in her professional career.”

Over six seasons at UCF, Henry-Harris has served as the assistant recruiting coordinator/video director, with a hand in nearly every facet of the program.

She helped lead UCF to its first NCAA tournament bid, first NCAA tourney win and highest-ever seeding. The Knights also captured the 2022 American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament crowns.

As a player, Henry-Harris finished her career as UAlbany’s all-time leading scorer with 1,642 career points. She was the first player ever to be named a three-time America East Defensive Player of the Year and was a 2013 College Sports MidMajor All-American.

For her efforts on the court, UAlbany also retired her No. 5 jersey.

From 2013-16, she played professionally overseas for teams in Iceland, Puerto Rico, Montenegro and Bolivia, before joining Coach ‘ABE’s staff at UCF.

Henry-Harris is a native of San Diego, Calif., and graduated from Albany in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in communication and rhetoric.

She is married to Jerrett Harris and the couple has a 4-year old daughter, Lyric and a newborn son, Jace.

HARRIS

THE HENRY-HARRIS FILE

Name: Ebone Henry-Harris Hometown: San Diego, Calif. College: UAlbany ('13) Family: Jerrett (husband), Lyric (daughter) and Jace (son)

COACHING CAREER 2022-present Georgia (Director of Player Development) 2016-22 UCF (Assistant to the Rec. Coordinator/Video)

HIGHLIGHTS

» Played at Albany from 2009-13

» Finished career as Albany's all-time leading scorer

» First player ever to be named a three-time America East Defensive Player of the Year

» Her No. 5 jersey is retired at Albany

» Successful overseas career in Montenegro, Iceland and Bolivia in addition to Puerto rico

» Spent the last six seasons on UCF's staff

» Had a hand in nearly every facet of the program at UCF

» Helped UCF earn first NCAA tourney bid and highest-ever seeding

» UCF won the 2022 American Conference regular season and tournament crowns.

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DIRECTOR OF SCOUTING AND VIDEO ANALYTICS

ALIYAH GREGORY

(1ST SEASON AT GEORGIA)

Aliyah Gregory is in her first season on staff at the University of Georgia.

Gregory played for Coach 'ABE' and had an illustrious career at UCF.

She finished ranked sixth all time in Knights' history in points (1,437), fourth all time in made field goals (578) and seventh in free throws made (242). She was a first-team All-Conference player, becoming the first player in Knight history to earn that distinction.

The Tampa native earned a spot on the NCAA Team of the Week on Feb. 22, 2017 after scoring a career-best 34 points to lead UCF to the program's firstever win over a nationally ranked opponent with the victory over in-state rival South Florida. Her 15 made field goals is tied for the fourth-most in a single game at UCF. She entered the game needing 10 points to become the 22nd Knight to reach 1,000 career points and achieved the feat with 3:40 remaining in the first quarter.

In 2017 and 2018, Gregory helped lead UCF to back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time in program history.

After earning her degree in sport and exercise science in 2018, Gregory spent time coaching at the high school and AAU levels in Tampa and Orlando.

THE GREGORY FILE

Name: Aliyah Gregory Hometown: Tampa Bay, Fla. College: UCF ('18)

COACHING CAREER 2022-present Georgia (Director of Scouting and Video)

HIGHLIGHTS

» Spent time coaching high school and AAU teams in Tampa and Orlando

» Played for Coach ABE at UCF

» Finished ranked sixth all time in Knights' history in points (1,437), fourth all time in made field goals (578) and seventh in free throws made (242). She was a first-team All-Conference player, becoming the first player in Knight history to earn that distinction.

» Helped lead UCF to back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time in program history.

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

MEGAN HERBOTH

(1ST SEASON AT GEORGIA)

Megan Herboth was named Executive Assistant for the Georgia women’s basketball program on June 13, 2022.

Prior to Georgia, Herboth worked in the communications office at UCF, where she had a hand in nearly every sport during her eight years in Orlando.

She was part of the Knights’ unprecedented run in women’s basketball. The team set the school record for most wins in a season, won the American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles and garnered its highest-ever NCAA tournament seeding. The Knights earned postseason bids during each of the last six years.

Herboth was named a 2022 Greater Orlando Sports Commission SPORTYS Award finalist for Best in Communications and Public Relations. She was also tabbed the American Volleyball Coaches Association Southeast Region Division SID of the Year in 2015. She led publicity efforts for American Conference Coach of the Year Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, Conference and Defensive Player of the Year Diamond Battles and numerous other All-AAC accolades.

Prior to joining UCF, Herboth spent two years in the sports information office at Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash. She served as the primary contact for volleyball, cross country, golf, women's basketball, softball and track and field. The Pirates extended their Northwest Conference McIlroy-Lewis All-Sports winning streak to seven straight years in 2013-14, and the women's basketball team made back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances, winning the first NCAA Tournament game in program history in March of 2014.In addition to her sports information duties, she expanded Whitworth's social media presence and assisted with the Athletics Department's major fundraisers.

Before her time in Washington, she worked in the Athletics Communications office at the University of Alabama while pursuing a Master's degree in Human Performance with an emphasis in sport management. She primarily worked with the gymnastics and rowing programs, but assisted with all other sports. Her time with the Crimson Tide included national championships in football, gymnastics, softball and women's golf. She assisted hosting the NCAA Softball Championship, as well. Herboth capped off her time at Alabama by earning a CoSIDA Publications Award for her work on the rowing media guide.

The Altamont, Ill., native graduated from the University of Illinois in 2010, earning an English degree in three years.

DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING OPERATIONS

KATIE HONEYCUTT

(7TH SEASON AT GEORGIA)

Katie Honeycutt, a University of Georgia alumna and former Lady Bulldog student assistant, is in her seventh straight season with the program

She serves as the team's director of recruiting operations.

Honeycutt began her career working under Coach Andy Landers as a student assistant and then as an intern, assisting with recruiting and summer camps from August, 2011 until April, 2012. She has a hand in nearly every facet of the program, including Fast Break Club events and Beyond Basketball.

After earning her bachelor's degree in recreation and leisure studies from UGA in 2012, Honeycutt went on to hold several different positions at a variety of companies. She was a summer camp director at the YMCA, was a recruiting assistant for Northeast Georgia Health System and was most recently a compensation specialist for the Northeast Georgia Health System.

Honeycutt was the president of the Recreation and Leisure Studies Student Association during her time as a student. She is married to Cody Honeycutt and the couple has two daughters, Blakely (5) and Saylor (3).

DIRECTOR OF CREATIVE SERVICES

SAM EDWARDS

(1ST SEASON AT GEORGIA)

Sam Edwards was named the director of social media and creative content for the Georgia women’s basketball team in the summer of 2022.

Edwards leads the program’s social media efforts, including video and graphics content, while also assisting with recruiting.

After earning his bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Middle Tennessee State University in 2015, Edwards gained a wealth of experience as a producer, editor and content manager. He began his career with the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies, where he oversaw and developed projects aimed at fan engagement. Edwards collaborated with digital media, sponsorship, community relations and marketing to ensure consistent and creative content.

Following four years with the Grizzlies, Edwards was the video content manager for the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. He worked with the internal teams and strategic partners to plan and execute social media initiatives.

Edwards has received numerous Emmy nominations, including his work on the MLK Sports Legacy Honorees, MLK 50: Memphis and the NBA and Beyond Grit. He also won Best Commercial Campaign for his work with the Pinnacle Financial Group.

Edwards has a girlfriend (Khaliah) and one son (Nathan).

CALEB

Caleb West is in his second season as a graduate manager with the Georgia Lady Bulldog basketball program.

This past summer, West spent time on Mike Thibault's staff with the WNBA's Washington Mystics.

West entered his current role after three years as the head manager at Georgia. He has served in a leadership capacity over a staff of six student managers, while assisting the Director of Basketball Operations and Director of Player Personnel with various tasks.

The Cartersville, Ga., native also worked at Lake Point Sports from 2017-2019. He started as a maintenance employee and eventually worked his way up to a manager position. West supervised a staff of 20 co-workers and handled customer service issues.

West earned his bachelor's degree in sport management from the University of Georgia in 2021.

DIRECTOR OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Josh Rucci joined the UGA strength and conditioning staff in January 2006 and is in his 13th season with the Lady Bulldogs. 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 pri marily with football and hockey. A native of Chicago, Rucci then completed a seven-month internship with the Bulls and helped the team to its second straight playoff 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 Specialist (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 and they have a son, Everette, and daughter, Emma Jean.

OLIVIER CADET

Olivier Cadet is in his first season as a graduate manager with the Georgia women's basketball program.

Cadet, from Broward county Florida, started his first year at Florida Atlantic University as a practice player to the women’s basketball program. The following year he transferred to the University of Central Florida where he served on Coach ABE's staff, helping the Knights capture the American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament crowns, as well as the team's highest-ever NCAA tournament seeding.

In his time at UCF, Cadet began as a practice player to assist coaching staff in player development.(2019-2020) He then went on to become head manager in 2020.(2020-2022) Additionally, Cadet worked for Synergy Sports Technology as a production assistant specializing in on demand video support for the purpose of scouting across the country.

Cadet was a member of a historic staff, leading the Knights to a 26-4 season and its first win in NCAA Tournament history. UCF entered the NCAA Tournament on a 13-game winning streak, its longest in program history. As a the Head Manager, Cadet was a key piece of day-to-day operations, practices and game planning.

Cadet graduated with his bachelor's degree in criminal justice from the University of Central Florida in 2022.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINING

YOSHI SAITO

Yoshi Saito, who has extensive experience in the athletic training and sports medicine fields, came to the University of Georgia after spending the past five years at Louisville. Saito is the associate athletic trainer and oversees women’s basketball.

Saito joined the University of Louisville sports medicine staff in 2019 as an assistant athletic trainer, with primary clinical responsibilities being with the women's basketball team.

Prior to joining the women's basketball staff, he spent time as the athletic trainer for women's lacrosse at Louisville. He also served as a seasonal athletic trainer for both baseball and men's golf.

As an athletic trainer, he is the primary individual responsible for the overall healthcare of student athletes and daily team activities. He coordinates with team physicians and in-house physical therapists regarding athletes’ plans of care.

He has worked with international students from five different countries.

Prior to coming to Louisville he spent two seasons at the University of Toledo as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for baseball.

DARRICE GRIFFIN SENIOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Darrice Griffin was named Senior Deputy Director of Athletics January 1, 2021, after serving as Deputy Director of Athletics of Administration at UGA from December, 2017-December, 2020.

She had previously served as a senior member of the athletic administration at the University of Massachusetts from 2015-17.

In her role with the Bulldogs Griffin’s responsibilities have included the day-to-day oversight responsibilities for some internal operations including Human Resources and strategic organizational advancement of the Athletics Association. She also serves as the Deputy Title IX Coordinator and Sports Facilitator for several sports programs. In addition, Griffin represents the Athletics Association as a member of various SEC and institutional leadership groups.

At the time she joined the Georgia staff, Griffin had served as Deputy Director of Ath letics at UMASS from July, 2017-December, 2017, after holding the position of Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Operations/Senior Woman Administrator for two years.

As Deputy Director at UMASS she oversaw day-to-day operations relating to stu dent-athletes, facilities and competitions, while also serving on numerous campus committees and as the liaison with many campus constituents. Additionally, Griffin was also the department’s Senior Woman Administrator during her entire tenure in Amherst.

Also during her time at UMass, Griffin had administrative oversight responsibilities for a number of Minutemen sports, including football, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s lacrosse, field hockey and softball. With those programs she assisted with budgeting, competitive scheduling and the well-being of coaches, staff and student-athletes.

Prior to her arrival in Amherst, Griffin spent the previous six years (2010-2015) at Columbia University, including the last four as Associate Athletics Director for Intercollegiate Sports Programs. In that role, she oversaw a number of Columbia's sports programs, was the University's liaison to Barnard College — Columbia’s partner institution in New York City — and was responsible for gender and diversity initiatives within the department of athletics.

With the Lions, Griffin had oversight for men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, softball and baseball. She worked alongside the offices of admissions and financial aid, while also assisting in fundraising and development initiatives for both the athletic department at-large and her assigned sport programs. Griffin played a role in several student-athlete initiatives, including Columbia's The First-Year Transition Program and The Leaders for Life Program.

Within the University itself, Griffin was an active member of the President's Advisory Committee on Sexual Assault, had a leadership role on the University Bystander Intervention Task Force and played a key role in the University-wide initiative Step-Up.

Griffin originally joined the Lions as Director of Women's Basketball Operations and Special Projects in August 2009 before moving into the senior leadership position the following summer.

A native of Seagraves, Texas, Griffin was a standout basketball student-athlete at Texas Tech, graduating in 2007 with cum laude honors in psychology. She was a four-time recipient of the Texas Tech Student-Athlete Merit Award, a two-time Academic All-Big 12 Conference honoree and was named an Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar in 2007. Griffin comes from an elite basketball family. Her mother, Tami Wilson, played at Texas Tech from 1990-92 and her sister, Teddy, also played for the Lady Raiders from 2005-08.

Griffin was the 2004 Gatorade Player of the Year in Texas. She was also an All-Texas First-Team selection and a McDonald's All-American.

JERE W. MOREHEAD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

President Jere W. Morehead began his tenure as the 22nd University of Georgia President on July 1, 2013. Under his leadership, the University has risen in the rankings of the best public colleges and universities and has completed a series of initiatives to enhance student learning and success, including a requirement for experiential learning for all undergraduates.

Additionally, the University completed the most successful capital campaign in its history, raising $1.45 billion, and launched an Innovation District initiative to create UGA’s campus of the future, where students and faculty will partner with industry to generate ideas and solutions to continue the University’s role as a powerful driver of economic development in Georgia. During President Morehead’s tenure, UGA has increased its research expenditures by 41% and has been ranked among the top five universities in the U.S. for research-based products reaching the marketplace for the past seven years. UGA was ranked No. 1 in the nation for FY2019 and FY2017.

In keeping with his focus on student success, President Morehead launched the ALL Georgia Program to support students from rural areas and created the Double Dawgs program, which enables students to save time and money by earning an undergraduate and graduate degree in five years or less. A UGA education is in greater demand than ever, with a record 39,500 applications submitted for a spot in the incoming Class of 2025 and an admission rate under 39%.

President Morehead has served the University of Georgia since 1986 in both faculty and administrative roles. Before becoming President, he was Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost from 2010 to 2013. Prior to 2010, he held 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.

He is the Meigs Professor of Legal Studies in the Terry College of Business, 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.

President Morehead serves as Co-Chair of the University Leadership Forum, a national initiative led by the Council on Competitiveness. He also serves as Chair of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Board of Directors, a member of the NCAA Division I Administrative Committee, and a member of the NCAA Board of Governors. He previously served on the NCAA Presidential Forum; the Working Group on Name, Image, and Likeness; and the Federal and State Legislation Working Group. He is President of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and Chair of the SEC Executive Committee. He formerly served as Vice President of the SEC and Chair of the SEC Working Group on Compliance, Enforcement, and Governance. Additional service includes membership on the boards of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Georgia Research Alliance, University System of Georgia Foundation, Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education, and Emory University Candler School of Theology.

In 2021, he received the Chief Executive Leadership Award from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education District III for outstanding leadership and service in support of education. He has received several University-wide teaching awards, including the Josiah Meigs Award—UGA’s highest honor for teaching excellence, the Richard B. Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, the Teacher of the Year Award in the Terry College of Business, and the Lothar Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor Award. He also earned the UGA School of Law’s premier honor for alumni, the Distinguished Service Scroll Award.

President Morehead holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University and a law degree from the University of Georgia.

JOSH BROOKS J. REID PARKER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Josh Brooks was named J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics in January 2021, after serving 11 years in supporting roles at the University of Georgia, most recently as Interim Director of Athletics and Senior Deputy Director of Athletics. At the time of his hiring, he was the youngest athletic director among the Power Five conferences.

Since Brooks became Athletic Director, UGA has won the 2022 College Football Playoff national championship, the 2021 national title in Equestrian, and 2021 SEC crown in women's tennis. The Bulldogs finished 10th in the 2021 Learfield Directors’ Cup, and by finishing 19th in 2022, Georgia is one of just nine schools to post top-25 finishes in the Directors’ Cup every year during the 2000s.

In addition, Brooks hired a number of head coaches in his first full year, including two national champions in track and field coach Caryl Smith Gilbert and soccer coach Keidane McAlpine, both from USC. Brooks also named successors to longtime head coaches Jack Bauerle (Swimming & Diving) and Lu Harris-Champer (Softball) who both retired. Tony Baldwin took over the softball program in summer 2021, while Stefanie Williams Moreno and Neil Versfeld, two of Georgia’s most successful collegiate swimmers, were named head women’s and men’s swimming and diving coach respectively.

Academics and community service have been in the forefront of Brooks’ administration. A league-best 97 student-athletes were named to the Winter 2022 SEC Academic Honor Roll. Georgia teams have won significant SEC Community Service honors, culminating with Jessica Drop (Cross Country, Track & Field) being named the 2020-21 Brad Davis SEC Community Service Female Leader of the Year. The "Dawgs for Pups" campaign, initiated by the football team, has undertaken several community service projects, including the donation of all ticket revenue from the annual G-Day spring football game, totaling $100,000, to Athens-based Downtown Academy.

Despite the loss of ticket sales during the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia finished the 2020-21 academic year with a balanced budget and impressive fundraising totals. In June, 2022, the Athletic Association launched a $300 million comprehensive fundraising campaign to support key department priorities over the next five years.

With close attention to the game-day experience, Brooks has spearheaded such fan-centric improvements as family-friendly pricing on concessions at all venues, a partnership with Zaxby’s to provide the restaurant chain's popular ice, and the use of pedestal scanners for quicker entry to Sanford Stadium.

Brooks has also placed great emphasis on the student-athlete experience, with a comprehensive Name, Image, and Likeness program, LeGAcy, which provides wideranging education, multi-media management tools, and brand-building training.

On January 20, 2021, just two weeks after becoming Athletic Director, Brooks pledged $100,000 to create a need-based scholarship to support UGA students from Athens-Clarke County. His gift created a Georgia Commitment Scholarship (GCS), adding to the more than 550 endowed, need-based scholarships created under the GCS program since its launch in January 2017.

Brooks returned to UGA in 2016 as Executive Associate Director of Athletics after serving as Deputy Athletics Director at the University of Louisiana Monroe from 2015-16 and Director of Athletics at Millsaps College from 2014-15.

Prior to his tenures at Millsaps and ULM, he had served in capacities at UGA as Director of Football Operations (2008-11) and Assistant and Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations (2012-14).

During his time at Millsaps, Brooks revamped the Major game-day experience. He created the kid’s zone, specialized concessions, and partnerships with youth sports leagues. This enhanced experience helped Brooks solicit over $100K in sponsorship opportunities. Brooks also established a department-wide fundraising campaign that led to a 150 percent increase in Major-Club donations. Capping off this fundraising campaign was the creation of a standalone Hall of Fame event at the Capital Club and the Mary Ann Edge Golf Tournament held at Patrick Farms golf course.

Brooks also served as director of football operations at the University of LouisianaMonroe beginning in 2004.

A native of Hammond, La., Brooks graduated from LSU (’02) with a degree in Kinesiology and completed his master’s degree in Sport Management from UGA (‘14). He and his wife, Lillie, have twin sons, Jackson and James, born in July of 2009 and a third son, Davis, born in March of 2012.

David

Claude

Glada

Darrice

Magdi

Stephanie

John

Emily

Kevin

Mike

Josh

ZOESHA SMITH

BASKETBALL

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 6 5X, last vs. S. Carolina (2/13/22)

Career: 8 vs. Auburn (2/11/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 7 vs. North Florida (12/8/21)

Career: 7 vs. North Florida (12/8/21)

ASSISTS

Season: 3 vs. S. Carolina (2/13/22)

Career: 3 vs. S. Carolina (2/13/22)

BLOCKS

Season: 4 at Arkansas (2/24/22)

Career: 4 at Arkansas (2/24/22)

STEALS

Season: 2 vs. South Ala. (12/21/21)

Career: 2 vs. South Ala. (12/21/21)

MINUTES

Season 18 vs. S. Carolina (2/13/22)

Career: 18 vs. S. Carolina (2/13/22)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: x Career:

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career:

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career:

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career:

2021-22 Season (Sophomore)

» Moved to the 3 guard spot after playing at the 4 the year prior

» Big contributor off the bench; she played in 19 games and picked up more playing time as the season went on

» Set a new career high with 4 blocks at Arkansas (2/24)

» Solid outing against No. 1 South Carolina with 6 pts. and 6 boards

» Came off the bench and hit a big shot in the second quarter against Miss State (1/22)

» Gave Georgia a boost against Florida with five quick points in just over three minutes

» Had a career-high 7-rebound performance against North Florida (12/8)

» Came off the bench and scored 4 pts. in 6 mins. of action against Marquette (11/27)

» Had a great offseason and entered the year as one of the most improved players

2020-21 Season (Freshman)

» Played in 11 games

» Averaged 2.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game

» Had her best game of the season with 8 pts. and 5 rebs. vs. Auburn

» Totaled a season/career best 5 rebounds against App State

» Played 10 minutes in season-opening win against Mercer; totaled four rebounds in the win

High School

» Prepped at Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Ga., for coach Sharnesha Smith

» Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class AAAAAA Player of the Year and First-Team All-State

» Named Georgia Athletic Coaches Association (GACA) AAAAAA Player of the Year

» Tabbed to the Georgia High School Association’s All-State Team – one of just 10 total players from all classifications to earn a spot on that list

» Coastal Georgia MVP

» Averaged 20.4 points and 12.6 rebounds per game during her senior season

» Led Glynn Academy to the state title game after scoring 35 points and hauling in 18 rebounds in the Final Four win

» Scored over 30 points twice in the 2020 state playoffs and posted a double-double of 15 points and 14 rebounds in the state championship game against Forest Park

Personal

» Born Dec. 20, 2001

» Daughter of Leotis and Rosa Dixon

» Has two brothers and one sister

» Major: Human Development and Family Science

Jr. // Forward // 6-1 // Brunswick, Ga. //Glynn Academy

CHLOE CHAPMAN

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 10 vs. Notre Dame (11/26/21)

Career: 10 vs. Notre Dame (11/26/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 6 vs. Notre Dame (11/26/21)

Career: 6 vs. Notre Dame (11/26/21)

ASSISTS

Season: 52X, last vs. Florida (1/2/22)

Career: 9 vs. App State (12/22/20)

BLOCKS

Season: 2 at LSU (2/10/22)

Career: 2 at LSU (2/10/22)

STEALS

Season: 32X, last at Arkansas (2/24/22)

Career: 4vs. Gardner-Webb (12/22/19)

MINUTES

Season 302X, last at Arkansas (2/24/22)

Career: 38 vs. Alabama (3/5/20)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 1 Career: 1

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: x

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: x

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career: x

2021-22 Season (Junior)

» Played in 30 games total and drew starts against North Florida and Alabama

» Finished second on the team with 81 total assists (2.7 per game)

» Set new career highs in points (10) and rebounds (6) in the win against Notre Dame

» Scored 8 of her points in the fourth quarter and overtime period against the Irish

» One of her best outings of the season came at Arkansas (2/24), where she scored 9 pts.

» Played big minutes against Florida (1/2); stat line of 6 pts., 4 rebs., and 5 assists against the Gators

» Made the UGA Athletic Director's Honor Roll, which honors student-athletes with a 3.5 GPA or better

2020-21 Season (Sophomore)

» Played in 14 games

» Totaled 21 assists

» Saw action in the final two regular season games

» Dished out a career-high nine assists against App State

2019-20 Season (Freshman)

» Named Atlanta Sports Awards College Athlete of the Year by the Atlanta Sports Council

» Earned a spot in the starting lineup in four of the last five games; stepped up to fill the role of Que Morrison following her injury

» Totaled 30 or more minutes in three games ... notched a career-best 37 minutes against Alabama, played 33 minutes against LSU and saw 30 minutes against Texas A&M

» Two-sport athlete; led Georgia’s soccer team with six goals in 2019

» SEC All-Freshman in soccer

High School

» Played at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Mitchellville, Maryland under head coach Tom Splaine

» Consensus five-star prospect; ranked No. 31 overall player and No. 8 point guard nationally by espnW

» Father is former Virginia Tech quarterback Erik Chapman

» In soccer, helped lead Good Counsel to the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference title in 2018

» Missed most of her senior season on the basketball court due to surgery for a hip labral tear

» Named to the Washington Post All-Metro Team after her junior campaign

Personal

» Born Dec. 27, 2000

» Daughter of Erik and Kimberly Chapman

» Has one sister (Sydney)

» Major: Fashion Merchandising

CAREER GAME-BY-GAME

Opponent

N.C. A&T 4 0-0 0-0

Georgia Tech 7 1-3 0-0 0-0

Mercer 12 0-4 0-0 0-0

Villanova 4 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

USC Upstate 15 1-2 0-0 0-0

Butler 19 1-3 0-0 1-1

Baylor 8 0-2 0-0 0-0

0 0

1 0 2

at

Opponent

2020-21 (SOPHOMORE)

Furman 10 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 2

Appalachian State 18 2-4 0-0 0-0 3 9 0 1 4 Mississippi State 7 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 2 at Auburn 20 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 3 0 1 0 Florida 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Ole Miss 6 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 2

at South Carolina 14 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 3 1 0 2 Arkansas 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 at Texas A&M 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 at Alabama 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 Kentucky 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 at Florida 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Texas A&M 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Drexel 14 2-2 0-0 3-4 0 1 0 1 7

0-2

20 1-3

18

19 3-6 0-0

17 1-3 0-1 0-0

Georgia Tech 19 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 1 2 North Florida * 30 3-6 0-1 0-0 4 4 0 1

at NC State 11 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 2 Saint Francis (PA) 22 3-4 1-1 0-0 2 3 0 3 7 South Alabama 18 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 1 2 LSU 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 at Florida 27 2-6 0-1 2-2 4 5 0 2 6 at Kentucky 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 Alabama 17 2-5 0-1 0-0 0 3 0 2 4 at Missouri 6 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 2 at Mississippi St. 28 1-7 0-0 2-2 4 2 0 2 4 Tennessee 10 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 at Ole Miss 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 0 0 Vanderbilt 21 3-4 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 1 6 Florida 13 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 2 0 at LSU 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 2 1 0 Missouri 14 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 0 at Auburn 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 at Arkansas 30 4-5 1-1 0-0 3 4 1 3 9 Texas A&M 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 vs Alabama * 13 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 1 2 vs Dayton 14 1-1 0-0 1-2 3 1 0 0 3 at Iowa St. 18 1-4 0-1 0-0 3 4 1 0 2

SAVANNAH

High School

» Consensus top-50 prospect nationally

» Ranked as the No. 41 overall prospect and No. 10 wing player nationally by ESPN

» McDonald's All-America Nominee

» Four star product according to ESPN and Prospects Nation

» Earned Elite 150 ranking from Prospects Nation

» Prepped at Timber Creek High School in Orlando, Fla.

» Played for the Central Florida Elite AAU Team

» Led Timber Creek to three-straight district championships, one regional title and a Final Four appearance in Florida’s Class 7A state tournament. It marked the first Final Four appearance in program history.

» Finished her prep career as Timber Creek’s all-time leading scorer with 1,094 career points

» Averaged 14.3 points, 4.4 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game in her final season

» Selected to the Orlando Sentinel First-Team All-Area team during her time at Timber Creek

Personal

» Birthday is July 12

» Native of Albany, N.Y. and Orlando, Fla.

» Early enrollee at UCF during 2022 spring semester

» Daughter of Georgia head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson and her husband, Michael

» Has one sister (Brooklyn)

» Major: Psychology

DIAMOND BATTLES

BASKETBALL

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 25 vs. Memphis (2/5/22)

Career: 25 vs. Memphis (2/5/22)

REBOUNDS

Season: 7 2X, last vs. Tulsa (3/8/22)

Career: 10 at LSU (12/4/20)

ASSISTS

Season: 7 vs. Florida (3/19/22)

Career: 9 vs. Pittsburgh (11/6/19)

BLOCKS

Season: 1 9X, last vs. Florida (3/19/22)

Career: 2 2X, last vs. Cincy (3/9/21)

STEALS

Season: 4 3X, last at ECU (1/8/22)

Career: 5 5X, last vs. Cincy (3/9/21)

MINUTES

Season 40 8X, last at UCONN (3/21/22)

Career: 40 10X, last at UCONN (3/21/22)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 22 Career: 38

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: 1

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: x

20-POINT GAMES

Season: 6 Career: 6

Senior (2021-22 at UCF)

» WBCA All-America Honorable Mention

» WBCA Region 3 Finalist for All-America

» American Athletic Conference Player of the Year

» American Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year

» The American Championship Most Outstanding Player

» Unanimous First Team All-Conference

» The American Championship All-Tournament Team

» Career Rankings (UCF)

8th in free throws made (255)

10th in assists (300)

10th in steals (168)

» Started 29 of the 30 games in which she appeared, leading UCF with 13.9 points per game

» Averaged 3.4 assists and 2.1 steals per game while shooting 38.2 percent from the field and 36.0 percent from three

» Reached double figures in 23 of UCF's 30 games

Junior (2020-21 at UCF)

» Named to the American Athletic Conference All-Tournament Team after averaging 15.0 points per game on 50 percent shooting while leading UCF to The American championship game

» Earned a spot on The American Honor Roll twice (11/30, 1/18)

» Made SportsCenter Top 10 for a block in the AAC quarterfinal

» Started all 21 games for the Knights

» Led UCF in assists (3.7) and steals (2.4) per game and was the second leading scorer (10.0 PPG)

» Dished out at least one assist in all 21 games, with 13 games of four or more assists

» Led the Knights in made free throws (72) and free throw attempts (93) and had the second-best percentage (77.4)

» Opened the season with a career-high 17 points while dishing out a career-best seven assists and swiping five steals against Virginia (11/25)

Sophomore (2019-20 at UCF)

» Appeared in all 30 contests, making 18 starts

» Averaged 5.3 points, 2.8 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.3 steals per game

» Registered a 1.4 assist/turnover ratio with three or more assists in 17 of her 30 games

» Second on the team with 95 assists on the season

Freshman (2018-19)

» Appeared in 30 contests during her rookie campaign, averaging 2.2 points, 1.1 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 10.4 minutes per game

High School

» ESPN four-star recruit and ranked 95th overall in her class

» Earned the Florida Amateur Award during her senior campaign in 2017-18

» Named The Ledger's 2015-16 Player of the Year

» Three-time all-county honoree

» Averaged 12.2 points, 8.3 assists and 8.5 rebounds per game as a senior

» Also competed in volleyball at Winter Haven

Personal

» Daughter of Gwendolyn Johnson and Nathaniel Battles

» Born on Jan. 27

» Earned a degree in criminal justice from UCF and is pursuing a master's degree (undecided) at Georgia

LSU

2020-21 (JUNIOR)

30 6-14

29 1-5

Opponent

Pittsburgh

at FGCU

30 2-9

30 3-10

0-3

at SFA 15 2-3 0-0 2-2 0

* 22 2-4 0-0 3-4 3 3 0 0

Delaware

Stetson

25 2-5 0-0 4-4 3 4 0 5 8 vs UCLA * 40 3-11 0-0 5-7 5 4 0 1 11 vs James Madison * 30 3-10 0-1 3-4 6 1 0 0 9 Quinnipiac

* 26 3-10 0-0 3-4 2 3 0 1 9 Saint Mary’s (CA) * 29 3-8 0-0 2-5 5 1 0 1 8 Wright St.

* 27 2-5 0-0 2-2 3 7 0 3 6 Central Mich.

* 21 3-9 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 4 6 East Carolina * 18 1-7 0-0 1-2 5 4 0 1 3 at Cincinnati * 31 2-5 0-0 7-8 2 8 0 4 11 UConn

* 23 2-3 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 1 4 at South Fla.

* 25 0-3 0-0 3-4 3 4 0 1 3 at Tulane

* 29 0-3 0-0 0-0 3 5 0 3 0 Memphis

* 15 0-4 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 at Temple 21 2-3 0-0 3-4 2 6 0 0 7 SMU 20 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 8 0 2 2 at Tulsa 14 2-3 0-0 2-4 1 0 0 1 6 at Houston 16 0-4 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 1 0 Cincinnati 34 1-4 0-0 3-4 7 2 1 0 5 South Fla. 26 0-3 0-0 3-6 3 3 0 1 3 at UConn 26 1-3 0-1 5-10 4 0 0 1 7 Temple 24 2-4 0-0 3-8 0 2 0 2 7 at Memphis * 22 2-5 0-0 0-0 2 6 0 1 4 Wichita St. 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 vs Wichita St. 22 2-4 0-0 4-7 2 3 0 2 8 vs Cincinnati 29 1-3 0-0 2-2 3 3 0 0 4

Opponent

Belmont

Idaho St.

2021-22 (SENIOR)

MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S

5-13 4-6 2-2 5 5 0 3

37 6-15 2-3 7-7 4 2 1 3

2-6 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 1

37 5-13 0-3 6-6 7 3 0 1 16

36 8-12 1-1 7-8 3 4 0 3

East

5 0 3 14 at Houston

0-0

4 0 5 7 East Carolina

31 1-5 0-0 5-6

35 1-5 0-2 5-6

2 0 2 7 at Cincinnati

36 4-8 0-1 3-5

0 3 11 at Tulane

29 0-6 0-1 7-8

5 0 4 7 Tulsa

South Fla.

South Fla.

Cincinnati

South Fla.

Northwestern

38 1-6 0-2 2-2

17 0-5 0-1 0-0

35 3-8 0-2

0 2 4

0 1 0

40 4-14 0-3 5-6 6 3 1 2 13 Arkansas

Southern California

39 3-11 0-3 7-11 3 3 0 3 13 at Mercer * 28 2-5 0-0 0-0 3 4 0 4 4 at Seton Hall * 40 8-12 2-4 4-4 4 6 0 2 22 at Iowa

39 3-11 1-4 5-8 4 3 1 4 12 at Tulane

35 2-14 2-7 2-2 6 5 0 2 8 at East Carolina * 37 4-14 0-2 3-4 4 5 1 4 11 Houston

27 0-7 0-3 4-4 1 5 0 2 4 South Fla.

39 8-16 3-4 0-0 0 2 0 1 19 at Cincinnati * 39 8-16 5-8 0-1 4 3 0 2 21 Tulane * 40 8-12 3-5 2-3 5 5 0 0 21 at Witchita St. * 28 6-12 1-3 1-2 4 5 0 2 14 Temple * 40 2-11 0-2 4-7 2 3 0 3 8 Memphis

* 40 7-20 1-5 10-12 5 4 0 3 25 at Houston * 38 5-9 4-6 5-6 7 3 0 2 19 at South Fla. * 39 2-11 1-5 2-2 2 1 0 1 7 Wichita St. * 36 4-7 0-3 3-6 1 5 0 2 11 at Temple * 31 4-11 0-3 1-2 4 1 1 2 9 Cincinnati * 36 4-12 3-6 1-2 4 4 1 3 12 Tulsa

* 30 5-11 0-0 4-4 1 1 0 3 14 vs Tulsa * 40 5-11 1-5 0-0 7 5 1 3 11 vs SMU * 31 4-13 1-5 2-2 3 2 1 2 11 vs South Fla. * 40 4-16 2-5 7-8 2 2 0 1 17 vs Florida * 40 7-15 2-5 2-3 4 7 1 0 18 at Uconn * 40 3-11 2-5 4-5 0 0 0 0 12

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 17 vs. Chatt (11/30/21)

Career: 17 vs. Chatt (11/30/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 3 vs. Missouri (1/20/22)

Career: 3 vs. Missouri (1/20/2

ASSISTS

Season: 2 10X, last at Middle Tenn. (3/24/22)

Career: 2 10X, last at Middle Tenn. (3/24/22)

BLOCKS

Season: 1 at Tennessee (2/23/22)

Career: 1 at Tennessee (2/23/22)

STEALS

Season: 3 vs. Murray State (3/17/22)

Career: 3 vs. Murray State (3/17/22)

MINUTES

Season: 25 vs. Tennessee (1/13/22)

Career: 25 vs. Tennessee (1/13/22)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 3 Career: 3

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: x

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: x

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career: x

Freshman Season at Vanderbilt (2021-22)

» Played in 31 games

» Averaged 12.5 minutes per game

» Scored a career high 17 points against Chattanooga (Nov. 30)

» Played a career high 24 minutes against Tennessee (Jan. 13)

» Finished with 117 points, 15 steals, and 27 assists

High School

» Prepped at Carrollton under head coach Shon Thomaston

» Four-star prospect by ESPN and Prospects Nation

» Top 100 recruit from ESPN (69), Prospects Nation (51), Blue Star (60) Girls Basketball Report (92) and All Star Girls Report (74)

» ESPN’s No. 11-ranked point guard and Prospect Nation’s No. 13-ranked point guard

» Blue Star’s No. 20-ranked point guard

» Reached 1,000 career points during her sophomore season

» Accumulated 1,560 career points, 343 assists, 241 steals through junior season

» 2019-20 Region Player of the Year

» Three-time first-team all-region (2018, 2019, 2020)

» Beta Club and three-time academic letterwinner

Personal

» Daughter of Tamika and Marq Flournoy

» Born in Newport News, Virginia

» Birthday is July 5

» Has two younger sisters, Aniya and Brianna, and younger brother, Jaylen

» Aunt Jackie Kenlaw played basketball at Savannah State and coached in WNBA

» Pronounced as Flur-nOY

» Major: Business

High School

» 2021 Orlando Sentinel Florida Player of the Year

» Played at Lake Highland Prep -- one of the top high school programs in the country

» Led the Highlanders to back-to-back class 4A state titles

» Lake Highland Prep finished 19-0 during the 2020-21 season

» She averaged close to 10 points per game to go with 4.2 rpg, a team-high 97 assists and 53 steals in her junior year

» Recorded a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds against Lincoln Park in the state championship game to guide her team to an undefeated season

» Named one of the key prospects to watch at the 2021 GEICO Nationals according to espnW

» Lake Highland Prep was ranked No. 3 nationally among all high school teams by espnW

Personal

» Born on Feb. 11, 2004

» Native of Orlando, Fla.

» Daughter of Robert and Fannie Ingram

»

»

one brother (RJ)

Journalism

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 9 at Missouri (1/17/22)

Career: 10 vs. Kentucky (2/25/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 9 2X, last vs. Missouri (2/17/22)

Career: 9 3X, last vs. Missouri (2/17/22)

ASSISTS

Season: 4 vs. North Florida (12/8/21)

Career: 4 2X, last vs. North Florida (12/8/21)

BLOCKS

Season: 2 3X, last at Iowa State (3/20/22)

Career: 2 3X, last at Iowa State (3/20/22)

STEALS

Season: 3 vs. Florida (1/2/22)

Career: 3 2X, last vs. Florida (1/2/22)

MINUTES

Season: 31 at Missouri (1/17/22)

Career: 38 vs. Kentucky (2/25/21)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season:

Career:

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season:

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season:

20-POINT GAMES

Season:

Career:

Career:

Career:

2021-22 Season (Junior)

» Started 23 of 31 games

» Saw her string of 51-straight starts come to an end against South Carolina

» Had a 9-point, 5-rebound effort against Missouri (1/17); arguably the best game of her career

» Scored 8 pts against Florida (1/2)

» Tied a career high with 9 boards against North Florida (12/8)

» Made the UGA Athletic Director's Honor Roll, which honors student-athletes with a 3.5 GPA or better

2020-21 Season (Sophomore)

» Started all 28 games

» The only non-senior starter for Georgia

» Averaged 3.7 points and 3.4 rebounds; totaled 13 blocks and 22 steals

» Set new career highs in points (10), rebounds (9) and assists (4) vs. Kentucky on Feb. 25

» Made the block on Rennia Davis' last second shot attempt to seal the win against Tennessee (2/21)

» Brought down the rebound that set Gabby Connally up for the last-second shot against Arkansas

» Had one of her best performances of the season with eight points against Ole Miss

» Played the most minutes of her career (35) against Florida

2019-20 Season (Freshman)

» Saw action in 29 contests

» Averaged 2.2 points and 2.0 rebounds per game

» Played well in the SEC tournament, scoring a season-high seven points in the win against Alabama on March 5

» Played a career high 21 minutes of action against LSU on Feb. 23 and then followed with 20 minutes at Kentucky

» Tied a season high with seven points in win against East Carolina on Dec. 29

» Set a career high of six rebounds twice in wins against Butler and East Carolina

High School

» Prepped at St. Francis High School in Alpharetta, Georgia

» No. 13 forward nationally in 2019 class according to espnW

» Prospects Nation gives her a four-star rating

» Averaged 13.1 points and 6.3 rebounds per game in her high school career

» Named the Georgia High School Athletic Coaches Association Class 1A North Player of the Year

Personal

» Born May 20, 2001

» Daughter of Brian and Kaiti Cole

» Has three sisters (Morgan, Ryan and Reagan)

» Major: Communication Studies

Opponent

St.

Marquette

Texas Tech

2021-22 (JUNIOR)

14:55 1-4 0-0 0-0

13:01 0-1 0-0 2-2

15:00 0-1 0-0 2-2

East

0-1

South Carolina

at East Carolina

0-0

19 3-4 0-0 0-0

Oklahoma * 24 0-2 0-0 6-8

Jacksonville State * 15 1-3 0-0 0-0

0

1 0

0 2

1 0 1 2 Georgia State * 15 2-2 0-0 3-6

Furman * 14 1-2 0-1 0-0

0 0 0

0 1 1 2 Appalachian State * 14 3-5 0-0 0-0

1 0 0

Mississippi State * 24 1-1 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 4

at Auburn * 17 2-3 0-0 0-0 7 1 0 0 4 Florida * 35 2-6 0-0 1-1 1 2 1 2 5

at Tennessee * 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 2 0

Ole Miss * 25 3-4 0-0 2-4 3 1 0 0 8

at South Carolina * 17 2-4 0-0 0-2 0 2 2 1 4

Arkansas * 36 2-4 0-1 1-1 7 2 0 2 5

LSU * 23 0-1 0-0 0-0

0 0

1 0

1 0 0

15:00 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 1 2

10:20 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 0

16:01 0-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 North Florida * 30:04 1-6 0-1 1-2 9 4 9 2 3 at NC State * 14:31 1-4 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 2 Saint Francis (PA) * 20:29 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 1 4 South Alabama * 13:29 1-3 0-0 1-1 3 0 1 0 3 LSU

Georgia Tech

* 08:44 1-3 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 0 2 at Florida * 28:08 4-6 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 3 8 at Kentucky * 16:24 0-3 0-0 1-2 8 1 0 1 1 Alabama * 08:42 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 at Missouri * 31:15 4-6 0-0 1-1 5 0 1 1 9 at Mississippi St. * 22:35 2-4 0-0 2-2 6 1 2 0 6 Tennessee * 19:46 3-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 6 at Ole Miss * 23:30 1-3 0-0 0-4 1 0 0 1 2 Vanderbilt * 13:58 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 2 0 0 0 Florida * 14:51 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 1 0 at LSU * 11:39 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 1 0 South Carolina 11:03 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 Missouri 15:38 0-1 0-0 4-4 9 2 0 0 4 at Auburn 26:24 0-2 0-0 2-4 7 0 0 2 2 at Arkansas 14:44 1-1 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 2 Texas A&M 14:08 1-1 0-0 3-4 2 0 0 0 5 vs Alabama 12:31 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 1 0 vs Dayton 15:10 0-3 0-0 4-8 6 0 0 0 4 at Iowa St. 24:17 1-1 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 1 2

High School

» Prepped at Montverde Academy in Florida

» Helped lead Montverde to the GEICO National Title

» The team's national title was the first in program history

» Competed for Canada at the 2019 FIBA U16 Women’s Americas Championship, where she played in five of the team’s six games overall

» Invited to play in the 2022 All Canadian Games, which showcases the very best female

players in the country

»

»

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 13 2X, last vs. Florida (2/6/22)

Career: 13 3X, last vs. Florida (2/6/22)

REBOUNDS

Season: 9 at Miss State (1/20/22)

Career: 9 at Miss State (1/20/22)

ASSISTS

Season: 2 2X, last vs. Vandy (2/3/22)

Career: 3 at Mercer (11/25/20)

BLOCKS

Season: 5 2X, last vs. Missouri (2/17/22)

Career: 5 2X, last vs. Missouri (2/17/22)

STEALS

Season: 3 vs. Gardner-Webb (11/11/21)

Career: 3 vs. Gardner-Webb (11/11/21)

MINUTES

Season: 27 vs. LSU (12/31/21)

Career: 28 at UCLA (11/14/18)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 5 Career: 7

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: x

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: x

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career: x

2021-22 Season (Senior)

» Played in 30 games and drew three starts

» Tied a career high with 5 blocks vs. Missouri (2/17)

» Scored in double figures in back-to-back games vs. Florida (13) and Vanderbilt (12)

» Scored 10 of her points against Vandy in the second half

» Had her best game of the season with 13 pts. vs. Florida (1/2)

» Made the UGA Athletic Director's Honor Roll, which honors student-athletes with a 3.5 GPA or better

2020-21 Season (R-Junior)

» Played in 25 games

» Averaged 3.8 points and 2.9 rebounds per game

» Totaled 27 blocks

» Played 14 minutes in the second half against Tennessee (1/14) and made several key plays, including a defensive stop in the final seconds to seal Georgia's win

» Scored a career-high 13 points in the season-opening win at Mercer

2019-20 Season (R-Sophomore)

» Slowly came back from a ACL tear that she suffered during her sophomore season

» Saw action in 29 games

» Averaged 2.3 points and 2.7 rebounds per game; totaled 25 blocks

» Had her best outing against UCLA on Dec. 19, when she went 3-4 from the field, finishing with a season high nine points

2018-19 Season (Sophomore)

» Suffered a torn ACL against Mercer and missed the remainder of the season; earned a redshirt

2017-18 Season (Freshman)

» Saw more playing team as the season progressed

» Missed the first six games of the year due to a stress fracture in her right foot earlier in the fall

» Played in 22 games total as a true freshman

High School

» Prepped at William Fleming High School in Roanoke, Va.; played for head coach Ronald “Champ” Hubbard

» McDonald’s All-America nominee in 2017

» A four-star prospect according to ESPN’s HoopGurlz; ranked as the No. 7 overall post prospect and a top-100 recruit by the same recruiting service

Personal

» Born July 21, 1999 in Roanoke, Va.

» Daughter of Luther and Marqueetta Bates

» Both parents played basketball at Virginia Union University

» Has one brother and four sisters

» Graduated with a degree in sociology and is pursuing a master's in community nutrition

Opponent

Furman

Texas

Howard

North

Vanderbilt

Arkansas

Missouri

South

(REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE)

CAREER GAME-BY-GAME

Opponent

2020-21 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR)

0-0

0

State 16 2-5 0-0 0-0 2 1 2 0

Georgia State 19 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 0 1 0

Furman 23 2-5 0-0 0-1 8 1 4

Appalachian State 13 3-5 0-0

6 1 1 0

Mississippi State 13 1-2 0-0 0-3 5 0 1 1

at Auburn 14 2-5 `0-0 2-2 3 2 0 0

at Tennessee 20 1-4 0-0 2-2 3 0 0 0

Ole Miss 15 3-4 0-0 2-2 5 0 3 0

at South Carolina 14 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 2 Arkansas 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 at Texas A&M 19 1-4 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 0 2 at Alabama 8 3-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 6 Auburn 15 3-4 0-0 1-2 4 0 3 0 7 at Missouri 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 Tennessee 9 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 Kentucky 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 vs Kentucky 12 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 0 4 vs Texas A&M 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 vs South Carolina 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 vs Drexel * 23 2-5 0-0 4-4 5 0 2 0 8 vs Oregon 7 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0

2021-22 (SENIOR)

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Gardner-Webb 11:43 4-6 0-0 0-0 4 0 2 3 8 Furman 16:57 1-5 0-0 0-0 6 0 2 0 2 Mercer 14:14 1-2 0-0 1-2 6 1 1 0 3 Alabama St. 17:05 1-6 0-0 3-4 5 0 5 1 5 vs Notre Dame 10:00 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 2 vs Marquette 19:00 5-7 0-0 2-5 7 0 3 0 12 at Texas Tech 12:16 1-5 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 2 Georgia Tech 17:18 4-5 0-0 0-0 7 2 2 0 8 North Florida 20:26 2-4 0-0 0-0 3 1 2 0 4 at NC State 09:12 1-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 2 Saint Francis (PA) 11:54 0-5 0-0 0-2 1 0 2 0 0 South Alabama 16:11 6-7 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 12 LSU * 26:52 1-6 0-0 1-2 7 0 4 2 3 at Florida * 22:23 6-9 0-0 1-2 6 0 2 0 0 Alabama 11:12 2-5 0-0 1-1 2 1 2 0 5 at Missouri 05:21 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 2 at Mississippi St. 20:60 3-8 0-0 0-0 9 0 4 0 6 Tennessee 09:08 1-2 0-0 2-2 2 0 2 1 4 at Ole Miss 08:56 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 2 Vanderbilt 23:04 6-8 0-0 0-0 6 2 3 1 12 Florida 25:14 6-10 0-0 1-1 3 0 2 1 13 at LSU 03:03 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 South Carolina 12:54 3-5 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 6 Missouri 16:00 4-6 0-0 0-2 3 0 5 1 8 at Auburn 03:52 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 at Arkansas 12:26 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 2 Texas A&M * 14:38 2-5 0-0 1-4 6 0 1 0 5 vs Alabama 20:28 2-5 0-0 0-0 2 1 2 0 4 vs Dayton 10:58 1-4 0-0 3-4 4 0 0 0 5 at Iowa St. 13:48 2-5 0-0 0-0 6 0 3 0 4

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 16 at Cincinnati (1/22/22)

Career: 27 at South Fla. (3/2/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 7 vs. USC (11/27/21)

Career: 7 2X, last vs. USC (11/27/21)

ASSISTS

Season: 8 3X, last vs. Tulsa (3/8/22)

Career: 8 4X, last vs. Tulsa (3/8/22)

BLOCKS

Season: 2 vs. South Fla. (3/10/22)

Career: 2 vs. South Fla. (3/10/22)

STEALS

Season: 10 vs. Houston (1/11/22)

Career: 10 vs. Houston (1/11/22)

MINUTES

Season 40 3X, last vs. South Fla. (1/16/22)

Career: 40 3X, last vs. South Fla. (1/16/22)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 10 Career: 20

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: x

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: x

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career: 2

Junior (2021-22 at UCF)

» Appeared in 30 games, making 13 starts at UCF

» Averaged 6.9 points, 3.7 assists, 2.6 steals and 2.8 rebounds per game

» Set the UCF record and tied the American Athletic Conference single game record with 10 steals against Houston (1/11)

» Finished the 2021-22 season with 79 steals, which ranks eighth on the UCF single season chart

» Had nine games with five or more assists and finished the season with a career-best 111 assists

» Opened the season with eight assists off the bench against Duquesne (11/9)

» Shot 50 percent for 11 points with five steals, four rebounds, and two assists, earning the starting nod at Virginia (11/17)

» Hit four three-pointers on her way to 14 points against Belmont (11/21)

» Earned an American Athletic Conference Honor Roll spot on Nov. 22

» Tied her career high with seven rebounds against Southern California (11/27)

» Played the entire 40 minutes in the win over Arkansas (12/2)

» Shot 62.5 percent from the floor (5-8) and 50 percent from three (3-6) on her way to 15 points with five assists and three steals in 40 minutes at Seton Hall (12/12)

» Finished with 10 points and five steals at No. 14 Iowa (12/18)

Sophomore (2020-21 at UCF)

» Named The American Newcomer of the Year and Sixth Player of the Year

» Collected The American Honor Roll laurels twice (2/22, 3/5)

» Appeared in all 21 games, making 10 starts in her first season as a Knight

» Averaged 9.3 points, 3.0 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game

» Dished out three or more assists in 12 of UCF's 21 games

» Finished the campaign shooting 44.9 percent from beyond the arc, which ranks second on UCF's season top 10

» Made her UCF debut in the season opener against Virginia, going 5-5 from the field, including a pair of three-pointers for a then-career-high 13 points (11/25)

Freshman (2019-20 at Syracuse)

» Appeared in seven games for the Orange

» Made her collegiate debut in the season opener against Ohio on Nov. 5, 2019

» Averaged 1.0 points per game and 4.1 minutes per game

High School

» Participated in varsity basketball since the 8th grade

» Three-time state champion while at Urusline Academy (2015-17)

» Named 2017 Delaware state 17 Player of the Year

» Captain of the girls’ basketball team her sophomore and senior year

» Named ninth-best point guard and 35th best overall player in the 2019 class according to espnW 100

Personal

» Birthday is Jan. 21

» Majored in emerging media, graphic design with a digital media minor; major is communication studies at Georgia

» Daughter of Lisa Kahmer

East Carolina

Cincinnati

Tulane

South Fla.

South Fla.

2020-21 (SOPHOMORE)

2-3 2-2

vs Cincinnati * 37 5-12 2-4 0-0

4 0 0 10

1 0 1 12 vs Houston * 31 1-8 1-4 7-8

3 0 2 10 vs South Fla. * 23 1-5 1-4 0-0

1 1 0 3 vs Northwestern * 32 2-7 1-3 0-0

0 0 0 5

Opponent GS MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts.

Duquesne 27 0-3 0-2 0-0 1 8 0 1 0 Tennessee 24 1-7 1-7 0-0 1 0 0 1 3

at Virginia

* 35 3-6 2-4 3-4 4 2 0 5 11 Belmont * 30 4-9 4-6 2-2 3 4 0 1 14 vs Idaho St.

* 24 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 4 0

vs Southern California * 34 2-7 0-3 4-4 7 2 0 3 8

Arkansas

* 40 1-5 0-3 0-0 0 2 0 0 2 at Mercer * 35 1-1 1-1 0-0 4 2 0 1 3 at Seton Hall * 40 5-8 3-6 2-2 1 3 0 3 15 at Iowa * 34 4-9 2-7 0-0 2 1 1 5 10 at Tulane * 34 5-6 2-3 1-2 4 5 0 3 13 at East Carolina * 35 2-9 2-5 2-2 4 3 1 6 8 Houston

* 40 1-3 0-1 0-0 4 3 0 10 2 South Fla.

* 40 4-11 2-6 2-4 4 6 0 4 12 at Cincinnati * 36 6-9 4-6 0-0 6 3 1 1 16 Tulane 28 2-5 2-5 0-0 1 8 0 2 6 at Witchita St. 22 2-4 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 4 Temple 28 1-2 1-1 0-0 1 4 0 2 3 Memphis 31 1-3 1-3 0-0 2 4 0 3 3 at Houston 31 3-4 1-1 3-3 4 3 0 2 10 at South Fla. 26 1-6 1-4 2-2 3 1 0 3 5 Wichita St. 28 2-4 1-3 0-0 2 3 1 2 5 at Temple 28 4-5 4-5 0-0 5 6 0 1 12

Cincinnati 34 2-3 2-3 1-2 5 6 0 3 7 Tulsa 34 3-5 3-4 0-0 1 7 0 2 9 vs Tulsa 35 4-7 2-4 0-0 1 8 0 4 10 vs SMU 23 2-2 1-1 0-0 1 3 0 1 5 vs South Fla. 28 1-5 1-4 3-4 5 7 2 1 6 vs Florida 22 0-5 0-4 1-2 1 1 0 3 1 at UConn 28 2-3 1-2 0-0 4 4 0 2 5

BASKETBALL

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 26 vs. Florida (3/19/22)

Career: 26 vs. Florida (3/19/22)

REBOUNDS

Season: 14 vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

Career: 14 vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

ASSISTS

Season: 3 2X, last vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

Career: 3 3X, last vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

BLOCKS

Season: 2 5X, last vs. SMU (3/9/22)

Career: 2 17X, last vs. SMU (3/9/22)

STEALS

Season: 3 2X, last vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

Career: 3 4X, last vs. Tulsa (3/2/22)

MINUTES

Season 35 at Seton Hall (12/14/21)

Career: 39 vs. Wright State (12/21/19)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 16 Career: 45

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: 4 Career: 9

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: 4 Career: 8

20-POINT GAMES

Season: 1 Career: 4

Senior (2021-22 at UCF)

» American Athletic Conference Sixth Player of the Year

» Appeared in 28 games, making nine starts

» UCF's second-leading scorer and rebounder with 10.8 points and 6.0 rebounds per game

» Opened the season with six points and six rebounds against Duquesne (11/9)

» Tallied a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds at Virginia (11/17)

» Earned a spot on the Cancun Challenge All-Tournament Team, averaging 10.5 points per game while shooting 66.7 percent from the field to help UCF go 2-0

» Opened The American Championship with a double-double outing against Tulsa (3/8), with 19 points and 11 rebounds

Junior (2020-21 at UCF)

» Earned American Athletic Conference Third Team honors for the second straight season

» Named to The American's Preseason First Team

» Collected her first AAC Player of the Week honor (2/15)

» Appeared in all 21 games, making 18 starts

» Averaged 9.2 points and 5.7 rebounds per game

» Opened the season with seven points, three rebounds, two blocks, an assist and a steal against Virginia (11/25)

» Nearly tallied a double-double against FGCU, finishing with 11 points, eight rebounds and two steals (12/13)

Sophomore (2019-20 at UCF)

» American Athletic Conference Third Team

» Two-time American Athletic Conference Honor Roll selection (1/6, 1/27)

» The only Knight to start all 30 contests

» UCF's second-leading scorer with 10.5 points per game and rebounder at 5.3 per contest

» Finished the season shooting over 50 percent from the field and 70 percent from the free throw line

» Posted her first collegiate double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds in the season opener against Pitt (11/6)

Freshman (2018-19 at UCF)

» Appeared in all 33 contests, starting three while averaging 3.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 0.6 blocks per game

» Made her collegiate debut as a member of UCF's starting lineup in the season-opening win at Pitt (11/7)

» Tallied a career-best nine points on 4-of-6 (.667) shooting in the regular season finale at Houston (3/4)

» Scored six points while shooting 60 percent from the floor in UCF's first-ever appearance in The American championship game against No. 2 UConn (3/11)

» American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team

High School

» 2017-18 ESMARK HS All-American

» 2017-18 McDonald's All-American nominee

» Named Boone HS Female Athlete of the Year in 2017-18

» Earned OCPS Female Athlete of the Year for winter sports as senior

» Member of the All-Area First Team as a senior

» Two-time All-Metro First Team selection as a junior and senior

Personal

» Daughter of Bonnie and Thomas James

» Born on Sept. 3, 1999

» Majored in health sciences, pre clinical at UCF; pursuing a master's degree (unspecified) at Georgia

BASKETBALL

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 22 at Oklahoma (2/5/22)

Career: 23 vs. Kansas State (1/20/21)

REBOUNDS

Season: 12 at Oklahoma (2/5/22)

Career: 16 vs. Villanova (3/24/19)

ASSISTS

Season: 4 at Oklahoma (2/5/22)

Career: 6 vs. Syracuse (12/22/19)

BLOCKS

Season: 6 at Okla. State (1/22/22)

Career: 7 2X, last at Kansas (1/8/20)

STEALS

Season: 3 vs. Kansas (2/9/22)

Career: 3 4X, last vs. Kansas (2/9/22)

MINUTES

Season 35 at Oklahoma (2/5/22)

Career: 40 vs. Kansas State (1/20/21)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 5 Career: 48

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: 1 Career: 15

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: 1 Career: 11

20-POINT GAMES

Season: 1 Career: 4

Senior (2021-22 at West Virginia)

» Team captain at West Virginia

» 2022 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» 2022 Katrina McClain Watch List for nation's top forward

» Named to Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Drew 21 starts during her senior season

» Totaled 1,085 career points at WVU

» Played in 118 games with 84 starts at West Virginia

» Ranked No. 4 in Mountaineer history with 193 career blocks

» Totaled multiple blocks in 11 games during her senior season

» Shot 50 percent or better in 16 contests

» Averaged 7.6 ppg and 4.0 rpg

Junior (2020-21 at West Virginia)

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Preseason All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» Played in and started all 29 games; one of two WVU players to do so in 2020-21

» Averaged 9.1 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game

» Led the Mountaineers in blocked shots, with 47, for the third consecutive season

» Blocked multiple shots in sixteen games in 2020-21

» Tallied her first double-digit rebound game of the season in Mike Carey’s 700th career victory against LSU on Nov. 28

» Posted her first double-figure scoring performance of the season in WVU’s overtime victory against Tennessee on Dec. 6

Sophomore (2019-20 at West Virginia)

» All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

» Academic All-Big 12 First Team

» 2019 Florida Sunshine Classic All-Tournament Team

» Played in and started all 29 games

» Averaged 10.3 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game

» Led the Mountaineers in scoring four times and rebounding 12 times, while tallying five double-doubles

Freshman (2018-19 at West Virginia)

» 2019 Big 12 Sixth Man of the Year

» 2019 Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team

» Played in 33 games with five starts on the year

» Scored in double figures in 17 games with five double-doubles

» Ranked second on the team and 11th in the Big 12 with 7.0 rebounds per game

High School

» The No. 78 overall player in the 2018 HoopGurlz Recruiting Rankings; Rated the No. 11 forward in the 2018 HoopGurlz Recruiting Rankings

» Two-time Orlando Sentinel Player of the Year

» The Daily Commercial’s All-Area Player of the Year in 2017 and 2018

» Florida Association of Basketball Coaches First Team 1A State honoree in 2016

» The 2017 Florida Association of Basketball Coaches 1A Player of the Year

Personal

» Daughter of Marcus Niblack and Paula Parker

» Birthday is Sept. 29

» Mother played basketball at Okaloosa State College (now Northwest Florida State) and UCF

» Majored in business at West Virginia

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll; pursuing a master's in non-profit management and leadership at Georgia

Opponent

Coppin St.

NJIT 23 6-8

24 2-6

vs Iowa 11 3-4

vs Eastern Ky. 19 1-1

at Pittsburgh

21 2-2

16 4-6

Eastern Ky. 29 8-11

Morgan St. 16 3-3

Towson 21 4-6

Niagra 25 5-10

TCU 9 0-1

Texas 26 1-3

Oklahoma St. 27 3-5

Oklahoma 24 4-13

St. 16 2-3

17 0-2

33 4-11

St.

Texas 27

Iowa St.

3-7

15 2-5

St.

GAME-BY-GAME

Opponent

Saint Francis (PA)

(SOPHOMORE)

24 4-8 0-0 2-5

14 2-2 0-0 2-2 2 2 1 0 6 Radford

* 29 3-8 0-0 2-3 7 0 5 2 8 Coppin St. * 29 4-6 0-1 5-9 5 3 0 1 13 vs Creighton

* 23 3-7 0-0 0-1 3 0 3 0 6 vs New Mexico * 18 4-4 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 0 8 at Mississippi St. * 29 6-12 0-0 0-4 11 0 3 0 12 vs Norfolk St. * 31 4-10 0-0 6-10 10 2 2 0 14 vs Michigan St. * 28 8-10 0-0 5-6 8 1 7 0 21 vs Syracuse * 35 3-10 0-0 3-7 6 6 0 2 9 Cornell

* 34 4-10 0-0 2-2 6 3 2 0 10 at Kansas St.

* 18 2-6 0-0 0-2 3 1 1 1 4 at Kansas

* 32 2-8 0-0 0-0 11 0 7 0 4 Texas

* 26 1-6 0-0 1-6 12 3 1 0 3 Oklahoma

* 26 0-1 0-0 4-6 6 0 1 1 4 at Baylor

* 21 2-8 0-2 2-2 2 0 2 0 6 Oklahoma St. * 31 4-7 0-0 1-2 10 0 0 0 9 at TCU

* 24 4-9 0-0 0-0 8 2 2 0 8 Iowa St.

* 19 4-7 0-0 0-1 2 0 1 1 8 at Oklahoma

* 23 8-11 0-0 0-0 10 1 1 1 16 at Oklahoma St.

* 30 3-9 0-0 6-7 7 0 5 1 12 Kansas St. * 26 5-13 0-0 2-4 7 2 0 1 12 Texas Tech

* 34 6-14 0-0 3-4 12 1 1 3 15 at Texas

* 37 7-18 0-0 2-2 7 0 3 0 16

* 39 5-10 0-0 4-6 6 1 5 1 14 Baylor

Kansas

* 21 4-10 0-0 1-1 6 2 3 1 9 at Iowa St.

* 38 7-17 0-0 1-2 14 2 4 0 15 at Texas Tech

* 33 6-16 0-0 0-0 7 2 0 0 12 TCU

Opponent

* 26 7-11 0-0 1-5 0 1 1 0 15

(SENIOR)

R

B

21 2-2 0-0 6-6 6 2 0 0 10 Kennesaw St.

Saint Francis (PA)

18 2-7 0-0 2-2 3 0 2 2 6 Radford

13 3-4 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 6 vs Purdue

12 2-3 0-0 2-4 1 1 1 2 6 vs BYU

14 2-4 0-0 1-2 0 1 2 2 5 at Kentucky

24 1-5 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 1 2 Charlotte

17 1-2 0-0 4-6 3 0 0 0 6 at James Madison

32 6-12 0-0 3-3 6 0 1 0 15 vs South Fla. * 17 2-6 0-0 2-4 3 0 0 0 6 vs Michigan St. * 6 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 2 Kansas St. 17 3-7 0-0 3-4 5 1 2 1 9 Texas Tech 25 1-2 0-0 4-6 6 0 4 0 6 at Texas 16 3-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 6 Oklahoma 19 3-5 0-0 7-12 4 0 0 0 13 at Oklahoma St. 21 2-5 0-0 0-0 4 0 6 0 4 TCU 18 3-5 0-1 1-2 4 1 2 0 7 Baylor

17 1-8 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 1 4 at TCU

27 3-9 0-0 2-2 6 2 4 0 8 at Oklahoma

35 8-16 0-0 6-6 12 4 2 1 22 Kansas

31 4-9 0-0 1-1 4 1 5 3 9 at Baylor

19 3-7 0-0 3-6 7 1 4 0 9 at Kansas

25 2-7 0-0 3-4 3 0 1 2 7 Texas

15 3-5 0-0 3-4 4 1 1 0

Kansas

St.

High School

» Prepped at DME Academy in Daytona Beach, Fla.

» Consensus four-star and top-70 prospect in 2022 class

» Ranked as the No. 14 forward in 2022 class by ESPN

» Helped lead DME Academy to a No. 2 national ranking and semifinals appearance in GEICO National Championship

» Averaged nearly a double-double with 9.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game

» Also played at Tampa Bay Tech, where she led the team to its first state title

» Led Tampa Bay Tech with nearly 8 rebounds per game

»

Personal

»

of NBA veteran Reggie Evans

»

May 7,

»

Joi

Pensacola, Fla.

»

in the

Kings

the Seattle

Denver

Toronto

»

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 21 vs. Oklahoma (2/12/22)

Career: 21 2X, last vs. Oklahoma (2/12/22)

REBOUNDS

Season: 9 2X, last vs. Okla. State (1/2/22)

Career: 12 vs. TCU (3/7/21)

ASSISTS

Season: 4 4X, last vs. Utah (3/20/22)

Career: 6 vs. LA Tech (12/2/20)

BLOCKS

Season: 3 vs. West Virginia (2/20/22)

Career: 3 vs. West Virginia (2/20/22)

STEALS

Season: 5 vs. Texas Tech (1/5/22)

Career: 5 vs. Texas Tech (1/5/22)

MINUTES

Season 42 at Tennessee (11/21/21)

Career: 42 at Tennessee (11/21/21)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 12 Career: 32

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: x Career: 3

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: x Career: 2

20-POINT GAMES

Season: 1 Career: 2

Senior (2021-22 at Texas)

» Appeared in 35 games and drew 16 starts

» Helped Texas reach the NCAA Elite Eight for the second-straight year and capture the 2022 Big 12 Championship

» Fourth on the team with 8.2 ppg and third with 4.3 rebounds per game

»Her 80 percent clip from the free-throw line was the best on the team

» Scored in double figures 12 times

» Had a career-high 21-point effort against Oklahoma

» Scored in double figures in four-straight games against Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Iowa State and West Virginia

» Had an 11-point effort against Stanford in the Elite Eight

Junior (2020-21 at Texas)

» Appeared in 23 games with 19 starts during her junior campaign.

» Averaged double figures for the first time in her career finishing the year at 10.3 points per game, which ranked No.4 on the team.

» Recorded 14 double-figure scoring contests on the year.

» Led the team with a 40 (12-of-30) percent mark from three-point range.

» Ranked No.3 on the team with 34 steals.

Sophomore (2019-20 at Texas)

» Played in 18 games as a sophomore, averaging 10.8 minutes per game.

» Missed the first 11 games of the season due to concussion protocol.

» Averaged 3.3 points per game and 1.7 rebounds per game.

» The team’s leader in free-throw percentage with a 82.1 percent [23-of-28] clip.

Freshman (2018-19 at Texas)

» Played in 28 games with 10 starts, averaging 16.5 minutes per game in her freshman season. Her 462 minutes played were the most of any freshman on the team.

» Averaged 4.9 points per game, 2.6 rebounds per game, 0.9 assists per game and 0.6 steals per game.

» Scored in double figures on four occasions during the year.

» Was a two-time Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Week, earning the accolades on Nov. 26 and Dec. 10.

» Missed three games after suffering a concussion and a nasal fracture while taking a charge in the game at Texas Tech [Jan. 26].

» Scored the game-winning basket in a 56-55 win against Quinnipiac [Nov. 23], connecting on a free-throw line jumper with 47 seconds remaining.

High School

» One of the nation's top wing players in the Class of 2018. The No. 80 overall player, as ranked by Prospects Nation. The No. 28 wing player in the class by espnW HoopGurlz and the No. 14 wing player by Prospects Nation.

» Played her final two high school seasons at Boswell High School in Fort Worth, helping her team to a 69-8 [.897] overall record and a 28-0 mark in district play.

» The District 6, Class 5A Most Valuable Player for her junior and senior seasons, as determined by the Dallas Morning News.

» As a sophomore at Kickapoo High School in Springfield, Mo., helped her team to the 2016 Missouri State High School Activities Association State Championship with a 29-3 overall record, the first such title for the school since 2005.

Personal

» Born December 14, 1999

» Daughter of Cliff and Stacy Warren. Stepparents are Jennifer Coppa and Dirk Price

» Has five siblings - Chasity, Naomi, Tre, Sydney and Braxton

» Majored in youth & community studies at Texas; pursuing a master's degree (unspecified) at Georgia

» Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll [Fall 2018, Spring 2020]

GAME-BY-GAME

Opponent

Duquense

at

McNeese 20:0

vs

vs

23:0

28:0

UTSA

21:0

St.

Opponent

2020-21 (JUNIOR)

SMU * 27:28 4-11 0-0 4-6 7 3 0 0 12

North Texas * 29:15 5-10 1-2 5-7 4 2 0 0 16 Louisiana Tech * 34:32 8-20 0-1 3-3 1 6 0 3 19 Texas A&M * 28:22 5-13 2-4 1-6 6 1 0 0 13

Idaho 25:43 1-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 2 2 Drake * 23:35 6-10 0-0 6-7 2 3 0 5 18 at Kansas St. * 34:24 3-9 1-2 5-6 4 2 0 2 12 at Texas Tech * 25:08 3-13 0-0 8-8 5 1 0 2 14

TCU * 16:00 0-3 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 2 0 at Oklahoma 28:04 5-9 0-0 0-0 5 2 0 1 10

West Virginia 18:50 1-4 0-0 3-4 3 1 0 2 5 Oklahoma St. * 36:59 2-6 0-1 0-0 6 2 1 2 4

at Baylor * 12:55 2-6 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 4 Kansas St.

37:01 3-9 0-0 2-4

2 0 0 8 at Kansas

37:43 4-9 1-1 3-4

0 3 12 Oklahoma

TCU

34:54 5-10 1-1 2-6

37:18 3-10 2-5 4-5

40:0 0 7-13 0-1

Baylor 28:33 0-8 0-2 2-4

Bradley

36:25 6-16

2 0 1 13

0 3

2

Opponent

(SOPHOMORE)

0:0

9:38 3-3

6:29

7:33

0-0

10:54 2-4 0-0 6-6

St. 9:50 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0

Kansas 4:08 0-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 at Oklahoma St. 19:33 1-5 0-1 2-2 4 0 0 0 4 at Oklahoma 16:39 1-1 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 1 2 Baylor 9:21 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 at Texas Tech 14:00 3-4 0-0 1-2 1 1 0 0 7 Iowa St. 4:29 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 at Kansas 4:13 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 West Virginia 13:02 2-4 0-1 4-4 3 0 0 1 8 at TCU 13:48 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 1 Oklahoma 9:56 0-1 0-0 4-4 3 0 0 0 4 at Baylor 20:43 3-7 1-2 3-6 1 0 0 1 10 Oklahoma St. 8:01 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0

0 2

Opponent

MP FGs 3FGs

R A B S

New Orleans * 15:24 3-4 0-0 3-3 1 2 0 1 9 at Stanford * 27:12 2-4 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 6 Southeast Mo. St. 14:35 2-6 0-1 0-0 5 3 0 1 4 at Tennessee * 42:03 2-11 1-2 0-0 4 3 0 3 5 CSUN

27:07 4-5 0-0 5-5 8 0 1 2 13 Jackson St. * 22:42 2-5 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 4 at Texas A&M * 32:55 2-6 0-1 0-0 9 3 0 1 4 Idaho

* 30:26 3-10 1-2 1-2 5 3 0 4 8 vs San Diego * 33:18 2-6 0-0 6-8 7 4 0 0 10 at Princeton * 36:53 4-6 0-1 0-0 4 1 0 2 8 at Oklahoma St. * 28:22 6-10 1-1 1-2 9 2 0 1 14 Texas Tech * 26:40 3-7 2-4 3-6 2 1 0 5 11 UTRGV * 25:54 3-4 1-1 0-2 2 4 0 1 7 Kansas * 39:13 3-8 1-2 2-3 2 4 0 2 9 West Virginia 30:32 5-6 1-2 6-6 4 0 0 2 17 at Iowa St. 14:38 1-4 0-0 3-4 4 2 0 0 5 at TCU 29:47 4-7 0-1 5-6 4 4 0 1 13 Kansas St. 26:47 8-9 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 3 16 at Oklahoma 24:07 1-2 0-0 4-4 3 0 0 1 6 at Baylor * 27:54 2-8 0-0 4-5 4 2 0 2 8 Baylor 23:28 0-2 0-0 0-0 7 0 1 1 0 at Texas Tech 36:24 5-13 0-2 2-2 6 3 0 3 12 Oklahoma 33:0 0 7-13 0-0 7-7 5 2 0 2 21 Iowa St. 23:20 7-12 0-0 2-2 4 1 0 4 16 at West Virginia 32:44 3-9 0-1 5-7 4 2 3 2 11 at Kansas St. 19:19 1-5 0-0 2-2 7 2 0 1 4 TCU 9:30 3-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 6 at Kansas 23:46 2-4 0-0 2-2 7 0 1 0 6 Oklahoma St. * 33:07 4-10 0-1 0-0 5 1 0 0 8 vs Kansas St. 29:47 0-4 0-0 4-4 3 3 1 0 4 vs Iowa St. 18:27 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 2 vs Baylor 12:47 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 2 1 1 2 Fairfield * 32:11 4-6 0-0 0-2

BASKETBALL

21-22 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

POINTS

Season: 13 3X, last vs. Ala. State (11/21/21)

Career: 22 vs. Gardner-Webb (12/22/19)

REBOUNDS

Season: 13 vs. Alabama State (11/21/21)

Career: 13 vs. Alabama State (11/21/21)

ASSISTS

Season: 4 at Auburn (2/20/22)

Career: 4 at Auburn (2/20/22)

BLOCKS

Season: 2 2X, last vs. South Ala. (12/21/21)

Career: 2 4X, last vs. South Ala. (12/21/21)

STEALS

Season: 3 vs. Vandy (2/3/22)

Career: 3 vs. Vandy (2/3/22)

MINUTES

Season: 25 at LSU (2/10/22)

Career: 28 vs. Gardner-Webb (12/22/19)

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS

Season: 4 Career: 10

DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS

Season: 2 Career: 4

DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Season: 2 Career: 4

20-POINT GAMES

Season: x Career: 1

2021-22 Season (Junior)

» Started six of the final eight games of the year

» Had a pair of double-doubles after only having two in the previous two years combined

» Four total double figure scoring games

» Played big minutes and made a pair of baskets in seven minutes of action at Miss State (1/20)

» Brought down a career-high 13 rebounds against Alabama State

2020-21 Season (Sophomore)

» Played her best basketball of the season in the SEC tournament

» Brought down seven rebounds in the win against No. 2 Texas A&M

» Scored eight points in the SEC tournament championship game against No. 5 South Carolina

» Saw action in 27 games

» Averaged 4.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game

» Had a 10-point effort against Auburn

2019-20 Season (Freshman)

»Played in 28 games; averaged 10.7 minutes per game

»Averaged 3.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per contest

»Named SEC Freshman of the Week the week of Dec. 30 after back-to-back double-doubles against Gardner-Webb and East Carolina

» First Georgia freshman to have consecutive double-doubles since Tasha Humphrey in 2004-05

» Scored a career-best 22 points and has 10 rebounds against Gardner-Webb

High School

» Prepped at Collins Hill High School in Lawrenceville, Georgia

» Played for head coach Brian Harmon at Collins Hill – the same high-school that produced Maya Moore (two-time National Champion at UConn, two-time Olympic gold medalist, No. 1 pick in 2011 WNBA Draft and five-time WNBA All-Star)

» One of the top prospects in the 2019 class

» Consensus five-star and top-40 prospect according to most recruiting services

» 2019 Gwinnett Daily Post State of Georgia Player of the Year

» Named Class 7A First-Team by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

» Tabbed to the Naismith Atlanta All-Metro Team (one of 15 players) by the Atlanta Tipoff Club

Personal

» Born Aug. 2, 2001

» Daughter of Kim Sipple and Kelvin Nicholson

» One sibling (Aubree)

» Major: Sport Management

Mercer

Opponent

Gardner-Webb

2021-22 (JUNIOR)

0-2 0-0

ULCA

Texas

16:58 1-4 0-0 0-0 4 0 1 1 2 Georgia Tech 13:35 0-3 0-0 0-0 8 2 0 1 0 at NC State 04:12 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 Saint Francis (PA) 19:31 4-8 0-0 0-0 7 3 0 2 8 South Alabama 16:05 3-6 0-0 1-1 7 1 2 0 7 LSU 23:42 4-7 0-0 0-2 7 0 1 0 8 at Florida 11:54 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 2 2 at Kentucky 18:49 4-7 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 8 Alabama 04:59 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 1 4 at Mississippi St. 07:50 2-3 0-0 0-1 4 0 0 0 4 Tennessee 12:59 1-4 0-0 1-1 4 2 0 0 3 at Ole Miss 12:24 2-2 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 6

Vanderbilt 15:35 3-7 0-0 2-3 9 2 0 3 8 Florida 11:28 3-6 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 6 at LSU 25:04 3-7 0-0 0-0 7 0 0 1 6 South Carolina 20:47 2-4 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 4 Missouri 17:37 3-6 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 6 at Auburn 17:15 5-6 0-0 1-1 4 4 0 0 11 at Arkansas 06:23 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 2 Texas A&M 06:40 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 vs Alabama 16:08 1-2 0-0 4-7 9 1 3 0 6 vs Dayton 13:49 0-3 0-0 2-2 5 1 0 0 2 at Iowa St. 03:11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 6 405:56 76-124 0-0 19-34 137 22 12 16 153

Opponent

2020-21 (SOPHOMORE)

20 5-7

Georgia Tech 19 3-8

East Carolina 18 4-4

Oklahoma 16 1-5

Jacksonville State 15 2-4 0-0

Georgia State 11 1-4 0-0 1-2

1 0 3 Furman 19 3-5 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 6 Appalachian State 15 6-9 0-0 0-1

0 0

0 0 2 at Auburn 17 4-6 0-0 1-2

Mississippi State 11 1-2 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 9 Florida 13 4-6 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 8 at Tennessee 10 1-2 0-0 2-2

0 0

Ole Miss 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0

at South Carolina 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 Arkansas 6 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 2 LSU 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 1 0

at Texas A&M 17 2-6 0-0 0-0 5 1 1 1 4 at Alabama 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Auburn 12 5-6 0-0 0-2 5 0 0 1 10

at Missouri 11 2-5 0-0 1-1 3 0 0 0 5 Tennessee

7.8

Jenna

MORRISON,

BARKER, Sarah Ashlee

31-31 1041:56

784:43

4 COOMBS, Mikayla 30-30 823:13 27.4 80-182

21 RICHARDSON, Reigan 29-0 427:58 14.8 58-158

67-124

35 NICHOLSON, Javyn 29-6 405:56

22 BATES, Malury 30-3 437:33 14.6 69-145

53 HOLLINGSHEAD, Jillian 20-0 251:15 12.6

0 SMITH, Zoesha 19-0 146:52 7.7 24-47

1 CHAPMAN, Chloe 30-2 480:09 16.0 36-91

20 ISAACS, Jordan 31-23 532:32 17.2 26-76

HYLTON, Tineya 8-0 50:42

JENKINS, Kimora 8-0 37:19

36:39

SENDAR, Alina

89

1 28 46 66 12 43915.1

4.6 53 1 138 87 9 65 42613.7

4.0 66 2 74 66 11 40 2397.7

29-40 .725 37 44 81 2.7 42 0 77 49 11 43 1896.3

35-48 .729 17 28 45 1.6 42 1 30 30 8 11 1705.9

19-34 .559 49 88 137 4.7 20 0 22 29 12 16 1535.3

16-31 .516 36 76 112 3.7 53 0 10 35 49 13 1545.1

18-26 .692 23 27 50 2.5 22 0 7 22 10 6 1015.1

9-20 .450 20 17 37 1.9 16 0 9 12 5 6 573.0

5-6 .833 8 58 66 2.2 21 0 81 47 4 25 792.6

26-40 .650 45 67 112 3.6 56 0 19 41 11 22 782.5

1 4 5 0.6 8 0 5 6 0 3 162.0

1 2 3 0.4 4 0 1 1 0 0 121.5

Team

Team Results

97-45 2096

78-41 1760

67-52 1831

St. W 73-43 2009

Notre Dame Wot 71-67 0

Marquette W 70-45 0

at Texas Tech W 66-56 8163

Georgia Tech L 54-55 3220

North Florida W 69-40 1868 12/16/2021 at NC State Wot 82-80 4012 12/19/2021 Saint Francis (PA) W 82-45 2354 12/21/2021 South Alabama W 89-50 2082 12/30/2021 LSU L 62-68 3241 01/02/2022 at Florida W 73-69 1119 01/06/2022 at Kentucky L 76-84 3013 01/09/2022 Alabama W 72-68 3453 01/17/2022 at Missouri W 72-62 3752 01/20/2022 at Mississippi St. W 66-63 4961 01/23/2022 Tennessee L 55-63 5117 01/30/2022 at Ole Miss W 62-52 3333 02/03/2022 Vanderbilt W 71-56 2254 02/06/2022 Florida L 51-54 3653 02/10/2022 at LSU L 67-73 6943 02/13/2022 South Carolina L 54-72 5461 02/17/2022 Missouri W 74-49 2295 02/20/2022 at Auburn L 60-65 2906 02/24/2022 at Arkansas W 63-62 2726 02/27/2022 Texas A&M W 67-58 3079 03/03/2022 vs Alabama L 62-74 6500 03/18/2022 vs Dayton W 70-54 5546 03/20/2022 at Iowa St. L 44-67 6283

8.4

BARKER, Sarah Ashlee

21 RICHARDSON, Reigan 15-0 210:29

4 COOMBS, Mikayla 16-16 456:06

22 BATES, Malury 15-3 216:03 14.4

35 NICHOLSON, Javyn 15-4 213:26 14.2

20 ISAACS, Jordan 16-11 281:30 17.6

0 SMITH, Zoesha 11-0 75:17

13 HYLTON, Tineya 6-0 35:18

1 CHAPMAN, Chloe 15-0 215:09

0 14 25 27 4 22015.7

0 73

7-14

7

23014.4

15 45 60 3.8 48 2 40 33 6 19 1066.6

12 16 28 1.9 24 1 14 14 1 6 986.5

24 26 50 3.1 23 0 30 28 6 17 1016.3

15 36 51 3.4 25 0 4 18 25 8 815.4

6-10 .600 16 41 57 3.8 13 0 12 11 3 8 785.2

13-21 .619 19 41 60 3.8 27 0 8 23 5 12 472.9

11 8 19 1.7 6 0 4 7 4 2 272.5

1 4 5 0.8 5 0 2 5 0 2 132.2

Team Results

Florida

Kentucky

Score

62-68 3241

73-69 1119

76-84 3013

Alabama W 72-68 3453

at Missouri W 72-62 3752

at Mississippi St. W 66-63 4961

Tennessee L 55-63 5117

at Ole Miss W 62-52 3333

Vanderbilt W 71-56 2254 02/06/2022 Florida L 51-54 3653 02/10/2022 at LSU L 67-73 6943 02/13/2022 South Carolina L 54-72 5461 02/17/2022 Missouri W 74-49 2295 02/20/2022 at Auburn L 60-65 2906 02/24/2022 at Arkansas W 63-62 2726 02/27/2022 Texas A&M W 67-58 3079

Game 1: Georgia 97, Gardner-Webb 45 Nov. 11, 2021 | Stegeman Coliseum | Athens, Ga.

BASKETBALL

Game 3: Georgia 67, Mercer 52 Nov. 18, 2021 | Stegeman Coliseum | Athens, Ga.

Game 2: Georgia 78, Furman 41 Nov. 15, 2021 | Stegeman Coliseum | Athens, Ga.

Game 4: Georgia 73, Alabama State 43 Nov. 21, 2021 | Stegeman Coliseum | Athens, Ga.

Game 6: Georgia 70, Marquette 45

27, 2021 | The Ocean Center | Daytona Beach, Fla.

00Dodson,Maya*

01Mabrey,Dara*

21Peoples,Anaya*

34Westbeld,Maddy*

11Citron,Sonia

15Marshall,Natalija

03SarahAshleeBarker*

04MikaylaCoombs*

14JennaStaiti

20JordanIsaacs

22110 015

23QueMorrison * 3-12 0-4 2-3044 28730 439

00ZoeshaSmith 1-1 0-0 0-0011 22010 05

01ChloeChapman 5-9 0-0 0-0156 110320 018

21ReiganRichardson 1-4 1-3 1-4000 04000 09

22MaluryBates 1-2 0-0 0-0022 12040 110

35JavynNicholson 1-1 0-0 0-0022 02040 012

53JillianHollingshead 4-6 0-0 1-2112 19020 019

TMTeam 336 0 0 Totals 28-623-1212-2083139 137118236 16225

VISITORS: Georgia (6-0)

#PLAYERNAME FGM-A3PM-AFTM-AOREBDREBREBPFTPASTTOBLKSTLMIN

03SarahAshleeBarker* 2-4 1-2 2-2022 27131 324

04MikaylaCoombs* 6-6 0-0 1-2101 313520 224

14JennaStaiti * 4-7 1-2 4-4235 013011 021

20JordanIsaacs * 1-3 0-0 0-0112 42120 115

23QueMorrison * 3-11 0-1 0-0055 26610 228

00ZoeshaSmith 1-2 0-0 2-6213 04100 16

01ChloeChapman 3-6 0-0 0-0022 06300 019

21ReiganRichardson 1-7 0-2 0-0000 02010 014

22MaluryBates 5-7 0-0 2-5167 312003 019

24KimoraJenkins 0-0 0-0 0-0000 00010 03

31AlinaSendar 0-0 0-0 0-0000 00000 02

35JavynNicholson 0-2 0-0 0-0022 00000 012

53JillianHollingshead 2-3 0-0 1-2134 15111 013

TMTeam 224 0 0 Totals 28-582-712-21102737 157018126 9200

TOTALFG%1stQtr 37.5%2ndQtr:61.5%3rdQtr:53.8%4thQtr 43.8%Game:48.3%

3-Pt.FG%1stQtr 0% 2ndQtr:0% 3rdQtr:100.0%4thQtr 33.3%Game:28.6%

FThrow%1stQtr 75.0%2ndQtr:0% 3rdQtr:63.6%4thQtr 33.3%Game:57.1%

HOME TEAM: Marquette (4-2)

12McLaughlin,Karissa* 1-8 1-4 1-2022 04130 136 23King,Jordan * 5-12 0-2 2-6235 212521 037

42VanKleunen,Lauren* 6-15 1-1 0-0224 413130 128

44Myles,Kennedi * 2-5 0-0 1-2347 05110 217 52Marotta,Chloe * 3-8 0-2 0-0213 16110 127

00Okosun,Julianna 0-1 0-0 0-2224 20040 09

03Nkumu,Rose 0-0 0-0 0-0000 00000 01

04Walker,Antwainette 2-2 0-0 0-0213 140 00 09 24Williams,Makiyah 0-1 0-0 0-0112 10000 03

14JennaStaiti25:536-140-10-04482212001339

3SarahAshleeBarker28:484-112-81-41344211211015

4MikaylaCoombs35:154-80-02-213424106220117

23QueMorrison37:296-172-56-605525204340310

1ChloeChapman16:331-30-10-0101002211005

35JavynNicholson16:571-40-00-0134302001114

53JillianHollingshead14:142-30-02-30330261000115

Game

F C G G G

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 20JordanIsaacs14:311-40-00-0101102120022 14JennaStaiti35:438-143-72-41101142212106011 3SarahAshleeBarker34:556-154-70-04483116230005 4MikaylaCoombs40:584-90-00-0325218142000 23QueMorrison45:005-151-49-121563820635102 22MaluryBates09:121-30-00-003320202000-6 35JavynNicholson04:121-10-00-000000200000-8 1ChloeChapman11:291-20-00-020200231000-3 21ReiganRichardson02:430-10-00-0000200120002 53JillianHollingshead26:174-40-01-2044129010005 Team00001

Totals 31-688-1812-1812284018148216207722

Technical Fouls:Bates1st0:29

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 25KaylaJones31:523-121-62-411011039403026 33ElissaCunane28:498-140-04-723536201301214 2RainaPerez39:395-83-50-0033231323300-2 3KaiCrutchfield42:064-50-12-21453210300002 11JakiaBrown-Turner24:193-60-10-001120601001-4 41CamilleHobby14:071-60-10-014511203000-12 0DiamondJohnson27:437-123-30-0134101714101-2 5JadaBoyd13:121-10-00-000030202410-9 32SophieHart01:570-10-01-2101021000010 10AziahaJames01:160-10-10-000000000000-3 Team12300

Shooting By Period 1st FG% 9-1947.4%

3PT% 2-450.0%

FT% 0-20%

2nd FG% 7-1450.0% 3PT% 2-540.0% FT% 4-4100%

3rd FG% 4-1233.3%

3PT% 1-333.3% FT% 2-2100%

4th FG% 8-1553.3%

3PT% 3-560.0% FT% 5-862.5%

:OTFG% 3-837.5%

3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 1-250% GMFG% 31-6845.6% 3PT% 8-1844.4% FT% 12-1866.7%

Shooting

1st

DeadBallRebounds:1,0 F C G G G

9-1464.3% 3PT% 2-366.7% FT% 0-00% 2nd FG% 3-1323.1% 3PT% 1-520.0% FT% 1-250% 3rd FG% 9-1947.4% 3PT% 2-633.3% FT% 4-580% 4th FG% 9-1464.3% 3PT% 2-366.7% FT% 3-650% :OTFG% 2-633.3% 3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 1-250%

32-6648.5% 3PT% 7-1838.9% FT% 9-1560.0%

Georgia

Shooting

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls

TPASTOST

M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

0AutumnNewby32:014-60-01-25510239142017

24FaustineAifuwa37:288-110-01-22792217311208

1JailinCherry40:005-150-10-02241410343016

3KhaylaPointer40:007-204-83-70221321223046

45AlexisMorris40:003-80-22-2044148616016

20HannahGusters10:031-10-01-202202300000-3

32AwaTrasi00:280-00-00-0000000000000

Totals 28-614-118-1511253671868151415276

Technical Fouls::NONE

1st FG% 9-1752.9%

3PT% 1-425.0%

1-250%

2nd FG% 9-1464.3%

3PT% 1-1100.0% FT% 2-366.7%

3rd FG% 6-1833.3%

3PT% 0-20.0%

FT% 1-250%

4th FG% 4-1233.3%

3PT% 2-450.0%

4-850%

28-6145.9%

3PT% 4-1136.4%

8-1553.3%

DeadBallRebounds:4,0

NO.Name Min

F

+/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD

20JordanIsaacs08:441-30-00-031410201000-14

22MaluryBates26:521-60-01-216742304241-8

3SarahAshleeBarker36:186-132-40-00224114201000

4MikaylaCoombs22:001-50-00-001110201010-20

23QueMorrison39:1911-182-32-23473326106211-4

35JavynNicholson23:424-70-00-21671180001010

53JillianHollingshead20:371-41-20-0202303031000

1ChloeChapman03:340-00-00-002200012000-1

21ReiganRichardson18:542-50-20-0022104111007 Team11200

8-1650.0%

1-1100.0%

0-00%

6-1540.0%

2-366.7%

2-2100%

7-1643.8%

1-333.3%

1-250%

6-1442.9%

1-425.0%

0-20%

27-6144.3%

5-1145.5%

3-650.0%

F F G G G

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 20JordanIsaacs28:084-60-00-01123180331112 22MaluryBates22:236-90-01-2516021302000-2 3SarahAshleeBarker26:053-101-32-2022439120011 4MikaylaCoombs28:232-60-00-014530402100-2 23QueMorrison34:064-130-210-10156171842501-3 35JavynNicholson11:541-20-00-021300202200-5 1ChloeChapman26:542-60-12-21341265120013 53JillianHollingshead17:353-70-02-2101118001103 21ReiganRichardson01:030-00-00-0000010011000 0ZoeshaSmith03:292-30-01-5303235000003 Team12302

Totals 27-621-618-23161935152073101715234

Technical Fouls::NONE

Shooting By Period 1st FG% 5-1533.3%

3PT% 1-333.3% FT% 3-475%

2nd FG% 9-2142.9%

3PT% 0-00.0% FT% 1-520% 3rd FG% 5-1533.3% 3PT% 0-20.0% FT% 6-6100%

4th FG% 8-1172.7% 3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 8-8100% GMFG% 27-6243.5%

3PT% 1-616.7% FT% 18-2378.3%

DeadBallRebounds:2,0

Shooting

1st

F F G G G

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 12JordynMerritt30:475-93-65-82351518152106 13FloorToonders30:520-00-00-016721003010-4 1KiaraSmith35:176-141-34-43583317555020 3LavenderBriggs31:473-111-20-002253723000-7 15NinaRickards30:266-90-03-31233215321007 25FaithDut09:082-20-02-2112316030000 5AlberteRimdal18:242-72-60-011210600210-11 11EmanuelydeOliveira09:130-10-10-000000013000-10 14KristinaMoore01:030-00-00-0000200010000 22BrynnFarrell02:180-00-00-000000000000-1 20JeriahWarren00:450-00-00-0000000000000 Team22401

Totals 24-537-1814-1711223320156912261032-4

Technical Fouls::NONE

9-1181.8% 3PT% 3-3100.0% FT% 4-4100% 2nd

3-1225.0% 3PT% 1-425.0% FT% 2-2100%

3rd

5-1631.3% 3PT% 1-616.7% FT% 5-683.3%

7-1450.0%

3PT% 2-540.0% FT% 3-560% GMFG% 24-5345.3% 3PT% 7-1838.9%

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls

TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

20JordanIsaacs31:154-60-01-12354190211022

14JennaStaiti38:258-180-06-7571219221402111

3SarahAshleeBarker30:404-83-50-021341112010019

4MikaylaCoombs40:003-70-00-01343165121010

F C G G G

23QueMorrison37:484-151-39-111562918613018

1ChloeChapman05:321-20-00-000010211000-7

22MaluryBates05:211-30-00-002210200000-4

0ZoeshaSmith07:141-20-00-000000211000-3

53JillianHollingshead03:450-00-00-000030000000-6 Team01100

Totals 26-614-816-19112233192172161074210

Technical Fouls::NONE

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

43HayleyFrank37:137-154-80-0347411811010-9

Shooting By Period 1st FG% 9-1464.3% 3PT% 2-366.7% FT% 3-3100%

2nd FG% 5-1533.3%

3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 0-00%

3rd FG% 7-1936.8%

3PT% 0-20.0% FT% 1-333.3%

4th FG% 5-1338.5%

3PT% 1-1100.0% FT% 12-1392.3%

GMFG% 26-6142.6%

3PT% 4-850.0% FT% 16-1984.2%

DeadBallRebounds:0,1

Shooting By Period

1st FG% 4-1136.4%

3PT% 1-333.3% FT% 1-250%

1LaurenHansen38:014-142-80-0112301023012-11

4MamaDembele29:122-50-10-000040410200-7

13HaleyTroup32:400-30-03-403334324000-9

F G G G G

33AijhaBlackwell34:318-142-39-14112133112733002-9

32JaylaKelly01:190-00-00-000010002000-2

2Sara-RoseSmith17:020-10-00-0235120121003

30IzzyHigginbottom08:230- 00-00-010111000100-9

40MicahLinthacum01:250-00-00-0000100000003

24KiyaDorroh00:140-00-00-0000000000000 Team23501

Totals 21-528-2012-181026362119621016424-10

Technical Fouls::NONE

2nd FG% 7-1546.7% 3PT% 3-650.0% FT% 4-4100%

3rd FG% 3-1030.0% 3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 6-1060% 4th FG% 7-1643.8%

3PT% 3-933.3% FT% 1-250%

21-5240.4% 3PT% 8-2040.0% FT% 12-1866.7%

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST

+/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 20JordanIsaacs22:352-40-02-2246016120202 14JennaStaiti23:304-90-00-03710228220014 3SarahAshleeBarker21:392-40-10-0145204260004 4MikaylaCoombs31:416-90-01-2549031331001-1 23QueMorrison35:124-131-15-51123414310003 22MaluryBates20:593-80-00-0369216030420 1ChloeChapman28:151-70-02-204401420201-1 21ReiganRichardson05:502-31-20-0000005100008 35JavynNicholson07:502-30-00-1224014000010 0ZoeshaSmith02:291-10-00-000020200000-4 Team01101

Totals 27-612-410-1217335011136614162663

Technical Fouls::NONE

Shooting By Period 1st FG% 8-1553.3% 3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 6-6100%

2nd FG% 10-1855.6% 3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 0-10%

3rd FG% 5-1926.3% 3PT% 0-00.0% FT% 0-10% 4th FG% 4-944.4% 3PT% 0-00.0% FT% 4-4100% GMFG% 27-6144.3%

3PT% 2-450.0% FT% 10-1283.3%

DeadBallRebounds:0,0

Shooting By Period

1st FG% 3-1915.8%

F F G G G

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 5RickeaJackson40:0012-262-31-2257242710031-3 25DenaeCarter35:502-50-00-1461031410420-7 0AnastasiaHayes40:007-160-02-2033341632303-3 1MyahTaylor38:155-111-30-00332111310005 2JerkailaJordan26:272-70-21-111231510111-4 23CaterrionThompson10:490-10-00-0000000000001 10AislynnHayes02:100-20-20-000000000001-8 22CharlotteKohl06:290-00-00-0011000000004 Team20201 Totals 28-683-104-69192813116394866-3

Technical Fouls::NONE

3PT% 1-425.0% FT% 0-00% 2nd

8-1942.1% 3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 0-10% 3rd

10-1662.5% 3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 1-250% 4th

7-1450.0% 3PT% 0-20.0% FT% 3-3100% GMFG% 28-6841.2% 3PT% 3-1030.0% FT% 4-666.7%

Game 21: #11 Georgia 71, Vanderbilt

3, 2022 | Stegeman Coliseum

Athens, Ga.

3SarahAshleeBarker11:363-81-10-001152720000-4

4MikaylaCoombs29:464-70-01-2101219322001

1ChloeChapman14:140-10-00-002221021120-15

35JavynNicholson25:043-70- 00-0077116001005

21ReiganRichardson16:415-103-44-50115217111006

Game 22: Florida 54, #11 Georgia 51

6, 2022 | Stegeman Coliseum | Athens, Ga.

Game

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA 35JavynNicholson17:155-60-01-10441111400009 14JennaStaiti32:026-130-06-6347331811021-2 3SarahAshleeBarker19:480-80-30-0134100310001

F C G G G

4MikaylaCoombs29:272-70-01-111233513000-2 23QueMorrison37:416-140-02-2077461437202-4 20JordanIsaacs26:240-20-02-416734202201-13 21ReiganRichardson26:373-61-33-4437231013000-11 22MaluryBates03:520-10-00-000010002000-2 1ChloeChapman06:540-00-00-000001012000-1 Team20200

Totals 22-571-615-181228401821601421424-5

Technical Fouls::NONE

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

Shooting By Period

1st FG% 6-1346.2%

3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 2-2100%

2nd FG% 5-1145.5% 3PT% 0-30.0% FT% 9-9100%

3rd FG% 8-1747.1% 3PT% 1-1100.0% FT% 4-757.1%

4th FG% 3-1618.8% 3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 0-00% GMFG% 22-5738.6% 3PT% 1-616.7% FT% 15-1883.3%

DeadBallRebounds:2,0

Shooting By Period

1st FG% 9-1464.3%

51PreciousJohnson17:062-20-00-002241402020-1 2SaniaWells30:482-80-24-4000228403103 3AnnieHughes38:421-41-30-0011023001014

5AichaCoulibaly28:076-111-16-835835191430011 23HonestyScott-Grayson35:099-163-42-60444323315001

C G G G G

1XariaWiggins06:380-10-10-001110010000-2 14JalaJordan22:542-81-43-5167438031116 0AmouraGraves07:590-10-00- 000010002100-1 12Mar'shaunBostic12:370-30-00-0224220022004 Team03301

Totals 22-546-1515-236243021186591516425

Technical Fouls::NONE

3PT% 2-366.7% FT% 0-10%

2nd FG% 3-1225.0%

3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 3-475%

3rd FG% 5-1631.3% 3PT% 2-540.0% FT% 6-966.7%

4th FG% 5-1241.7% 3PT% 1-520.0% FT% 6-966.7% GMFG% 22-5440.7% 3PT% 6-1540.0% FT% 15-2365.2%

TPASTOST

M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD

NO.Name Min

21AllieCraigCruce23:074-62-30-0336401001001-5

1MeganAbrams37:457-161-49-122571824150028

2JaMyaMingo-Young34:472-70-11-2235225301015

5HannahBarber33:470-40-20-0011200511015

23BrittanyDavis39:249-165-63-405535260250310

4TaylorSutton13:413-41-20-10111172100018

31JadaRice16:201-20-00-01124020121016

15MyraGordon01:090-00-00-0000000000003 Team32502

Totals 26-559-1813-19112132171674111391812

Technical

Shooting

1st FG% 7-1450.0%

3PT% 3-560.0% FT% 1-250%

2nd FG% 7-1353.8%

3PT% 2-450.0%

3-560%

3rd FG% 6-1442.9% 3PT% 2-540.0%

FT% 3-475%

4th FG% 6-1442.9%

3PT% 2-450.0%

6-875%

26-5547.3%

3PT% 9-1850.0%

13-1968.4%

DeadBallRebounds:3,1

Shooting

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls

Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

14JennaStaiti21:385-71-13-4145131402010-29

1ChloeChapman13:261-20-00-0112102321003 3SarahAshleeBarker12:500-30-30-011201002000-13

4MikaylaCoombs28:531-40-01-211221373010-10 23QueMorrison35:306-162-44-4022521824100-9

21ReiganRichardson28:284-101-33-4112241201010-8 20JordanIsaacs12:310-10-00-012341000100-7

22MaluryBates20:282-50-00-0022114120209

0ZoeshaSmith02:110-00-00-000000000000-3

35JavynNicholson16:081-20-04-73690461103010

13TineyaHylton07:571-21-10-000000301001-3 Team30300

Totals 21-525-1215-211220321617621418381-12

1st

NO.Name

TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

5KylaWhitehead26:454-81-10-003321921100-3 23MariahPerez19:431-30-00-023530200120-8

1AraionBradshaw20:521-30-00-005520230001-4 3MakiraCook40:009-202-21-2224112144001-16

G

21ErinWhalen32:321-81-50-013443325001-14

32BrynnShoup-Hill18:420-70-31-222441121011-10 24MaliyaPerry08:000-20-10-000020000110-9 12JennaGiacone32:127-132-60-0011111613302-18 33DestinyBohanon01:150-00-00-0011000000002 Team40400

Totals 23-646-182-4112031197541414646-16

Technical Fouls: NONE

NO.Name Min FG3PFTReboundsFouls TPASTOST Blocks +/M-AM-AM-AORDRTOTPFFD BSBA

Shooting By Period

1st FG% 7-1546.7%

3PT% 2-450.0% FT% 1-250%

2nd FG% 6-1540.0%

3PT% 1-425.0% FT% 1-250%

3rd FG% 6-2128.6%

3PT% 3-742.9% FT% 0-00%

4th FG% 4-1330.8%

3PT% 0-30.0% FT% 0-00%

GMFG% 23-6435.9%

3PT% 6-1833.3% FT% 2-450.0%

DeadBallRebounds:2,0

1st FG% 6-1540.0%

4-1233.3%

2-540.0%

0-00%

4-1136.4%

0-20.0%

4-666.7%

10-1952.6%

3-475.0%

0-10%

3-1030.0%

0-10.0%

11-1478.6%

21-5240.4%

5-1241.7%

15-2171.4%

s13:482-50-00-0156114000313

35JavynNicholson13:490-30-02-223501210000-1 14JennaStaiti25:218-140-03-426822191203211 3SarahAshleeBarker28:151-50-32-21561246320013

F C G G G

4MikaylaCoombs31:120-30-00-01121001121011 23QueMorrison34:506-111-23-408813167321017 20JordanIsaacs15:100-30-04-8426154020007 1ChloeChapman13:581-10-01-2033013110004 21ReiganRichardson11:450-30-12-2000012021103 22MaluryBates10:581-40-03-4314135010006 53JillianHollingshead14:417-130-01-22020115000029 Team31400 Totals 24-601-621-3018304871970171576416

3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 7-1070%

2nd FG% 7-1838.9%

3PT% 1-250.0% FT% 7-1070%

3rd FG% 7-1643.8% 3PT% 0-10.0% FT% 1-250%

4th FG% 4-1136.4% 3PT% 0-20.0% FT% 6-875%

24-6040.0%

1-616.7%

21-3070.0%

BASKETBALL

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THIS WEEK IN THE SEC

NCAA Tournament

First Round

March 18 (Friday)

#10 So. Dakota vs #7 Ole Miss ESPN2 L 61-75

#16 Howard at #1 So. Carolina ESPN W 79-21

#10 Arkansas vs #7 Utah ESPNN L 69-72

#11 Dayton vs #6 Georgia ESPNN W 70-54

March 19 (Saturday)

#13 Buffalo at #4 Tennessee ABC W 80-67

#10 Florida vs #7 UCF ESPNN L 52-69

#11 Princeton vs #6 Kentucky ESPN L 62-69

#14 Jackson State at #3 LSU ESPNU W 83-77

Second Round

March 20 (Sunday)

#8 Miami vs #1 South Carolina ABC W 49-33

#6 Georgia at #3 Iowa State ESPN2 L 44-67

March 21 (Monday)

#12 Belmont at #4 Tennessee ESPN W 70-67

#6 Ohio State at #3 LSU ESPN2 L 64-79

Sweet 16

March 25 (Friday)

#5 UNC vs #1 So. Carolina ESPN W 69-61

March 26 (Saturday)

#4 Tennessee vs #1 Louisville ESPN2 L 64-76

Elite 8

March 27 (Sunday)

#10 Creighton vs #1 So. Carolina ESPN W 80-50

Final Four

April 1 (Friday)

#1 Louisville vs #1 South Carolina ESPN W 72-59

National Championship Game

April 3 (Sunday)

#2 UConn vs #1 South Carolina ESPN W 64-49

Round 1

March 17 (Thursday)

WNIT Tournament

Alabama at Troy ESPN3 W 82-79

Drake at Missouri L 78-83 (OT) Murray State at Vanderbilt W 73-47

Round 2

March 21 (Monday)

Alabama at Tulane W 81-77 Liberty at Vanderbilt W 71-45

Round 3

March 24 (Thursday)

Houston at Alabama W 79-64 Vanderbilt at MTSU L 53-55

Quarterfinals

March 27 (Sunday)

Alabama at South Dakota State ESPN3 L 73-78

Overall W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H A N Strk South Carolina^ 15-1 .938 8-0 7-1 35-2 .946 16-0 9-1 10-1 W6 LSU 13-3 .813 7-1 6-2 26-6 .813 15-3 7-2 4-1 L1 Tennessee 11-5 .688 7-1 4-4 25-9 .735 16-2 6-5 3-2 L1 Ole Miss 10-6 .625 4-4 6-2 23-9 .719 10-5 9-2 4-2 L2 Florida 10-6 .625 4-3 6-2 21-11 .656 10-4 7-4 4-3 L2 Georgia 9-7 .563 4-4 4-3 21-10 .677 11-5 7-4 3-1 L1 Kentucky% 8-8 .500 4-4 4-4 19-12 .613 11-5 4-6 4-1 L1 Arkansas 7-9 .438 4-4 4-5 18-14 .563 12-5 4-7 2-2 L2 Missouri 7-9 .438 4-4 3-5 18-13 .581 11-5 6-7 1-1 L2 Mississippi State 6-10 .375 4-4 2-6 15-14 .517 11-5 3-7 1-2 L6 Alabama 6-10 .375 3-5 3-5 20-14 .588 12-6 6-6 2-2 L1 Texas A&M 4-12 .250 3-5 1-7 14-15 .483 10-6 1-8 3-1 L6 Vanderbilt 4-12 .250 4-4 0-8 16-19 .457 13-5 1-11 2-3 L1 Auburn 2-14 .125 2-6 0-8 10-18 .357 8-7 2-10 0-1 L3

Conference

^-SEC Champion & NCAA Champion; %-SEC Tournament Champion

SEC Honors:

• First Team All-SEC: Kiara Smith, UF; Jenna Staiti, UG; Rhyne Howard, UK; Khayla Pointer, LS; Shakira Austin, UM; Aliyah Boston, SC; Destanni Henderson, SC; Jordan Horston, UT

• Second Team All-SEC: Brittany Davis, UA; Amber Ramirez, AR; Aicha Coulibaly, AU; Que Morrison, UG; Alexis Morris, LS; Anastasia Hayes, MS; Aijha Blackwell, MO; Hayley Frank, MO; Zia Cooke, SC; Tamari Key, UT

• All-Freshman Team: Samara Spencer, AR; Jersey Wolfenbarger, AR; Alberte Rimdal, UF; Jada Walker, UK; Denae Carter, MS; Sara Puckett, UT; Sacha Washington, VU; Iyana Moore, VU

• All-Defensive Team: Kiara Smith, UF; Que Morrison, UG; Aliyah Boston, SC; Tamari Key, UT; Jordyn Cambridge, VU

• Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• Freshman of the Year: Samara Spencer, AR

• Defensive Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• 6th Woman of the Year: Angel Baker, UM

• Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Mikayla Coombs, UG

• Coach of the Year: Dawn Staley, SC

• All-Tournament Team: Dreuna Edwards, UK; Rhyne Howard, UK (MVP); Shakira Austin, UM; Aliyah Boston, SC; Destanni Henderson, SC; Alexus Dye, UT

National Honors:

• Wade Trophy: Aliyah Boston, SC

• Naismith Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• Naismith Defensive Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• Ann Meyers Drysdale USBWA Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• AP Player of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• WBCA All-America: Rhyne Howard, UK; Aliyah Boston, SC

• Wooden Award All-America: Rhyne Howard, UK; Aliyah Boston, SC

• Associated Press All-America: Rhyne Howard, UK (1st); Aliyah Boston, SC (1st); Khayla Pointer, LS (2nd)

• USBWA All-America: Rhyne Howard, UK (1st); Aliyah Boston, SC (1st); Khayla Pointer, LS (3rd); Destanni Henderson, SC (3rd)

• CoSIDA Academic All-District 4 First Team: Aliyah Boston, SC

• CoSIDA Academic All-America of the Year: Aliyah Boston, SC

• Lisa Leslie Award: Aliyah Boston, SC

• WBCA Maggie Dixon Division I Rookie Coach of the Year: Kelly Rae Finley, UF

• WBCA Coach of the Year: Dawn Staley, SC

• USBWA Coach of the Year: Dawn Staley, SC

• Naismith Coach of the Year: Dawn Staley, SC

• AP Coach of the Year: Kim Mulkey, LS

Notes:

• SEC teams have now earned appearances in 30 of 40 NCAA Final Fours, an accomplishment unmatched by any other league. The next closest is the Big East with 25, ACC with 22 and Pac-12 with 20.

• Overall, SEC squads have filled 40 of the 160 Final Four berths.

• SEC teams have made 22 appearances in a nationhigh 19 NCAA Championship games, winning ten NCAA Championships (Tennessee: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2007, 2008); South Carolina (2017, 2022).

• SEC teams have won 451 NCAA Tournament games against 243 losses (.650) for an average of 11.3 NCAA wins per year.

• Aliyah Boston was named the NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player.

• South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston and Destanni Henderson were named to the Greensboro All-Region team. Boston named MVP as well.

• The SEC leads all other conferences in all-time NCAA Tournament bids: SEC - 256, ACC - 210, Big Ten - 179, Big East - 154, Big 12 - 147, Pac-12 - 146.

• Until 2004, the SEC was the only conference to ever have eight teams receive NCAA bids. The league has achieved this feat six times, in 1999, 2002, 2012, 2014, 2017 and 2022.

• Since 2012, the SEC has had at least seven teams receive bids each year.

• Tennessee has made all 40 NCAA Tournaments, while Georgia has made 35 while LSU is making its 27th. Ole Miss and South Carolina have both earned 18 bids, while Kentucky has earned 17. Florida is making its 16th while Arkansas makes its 13th appearance.

• All 14 schools have made at least one NCAA Tournament appearance in the last eight tournaments

• The SEC has had at least one team advance to the Sweet 16 in every year of NCAA Tournament history. All of the SEC’s 14 members have advanced to the Sweet 16.

GEORGIA MILESTONE 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

No. 900 Nov. 15, 2015 UGA 76, Stetson 55

No. 950 Jan. 7, 2018 UGA 56, Kentucky 42

No. 1,000 Dec. 3, 2020 UGA 66, East Carolina 45

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 percentage 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 twoweek 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 to the Kodak All-America team.

March 6, 1983 – Led by tournament MVP Teresa Edwards, 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 member of the squad for the L.A. Games.

January 6, 1985 – In a clash between two of the nation’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 the NCAA title game by defeating Western Kentucky, 91-78, before falling to Old Domin ion, 70-65.

March 3, 1986 – Katrina McClain is named MVP of the SEC Tour ney 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, 1995 – Sports Illustrated tabs the Lady Bulldogs as its pre-season No. 1 team.

A SWEET NATIONAL SWEEP

A day after securing Naismith National Coach and Player of the Year honors, Andy Landers and Saudia Roundtree also celebrated cutting down the nets at the 1996 Midwest Regional in Nacogdoches, Texas.

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 Open ing Ceremonies on behalf of athletes from all 197 nations competing in Atlanta.

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.

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 Association tabs Landers its Na tional 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 (Char lotte), 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 dis patch 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 Hol land-Corn and Kara Braxton – who are her teammates 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 Land ers 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 Academic 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, improving 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

A NEW ERA

Longtime coaching veteran Katie Abrahamson-Henderson was named just the third full-time head coach in Georgia history on March 26, 2022.

in ceremonies in Springfield, Mass., becoming the Lady Bulldogs’ second in ductee in as many years.

November 12, 2012 – Georgia defeats Savannah State, 94-57, to give Andy Land ers 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 mentors 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 Landers’ 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.

April 12, 2015 – Joni Taylor was named just the second full-time coach in Georgia women’s basketball history.

March 17, 2018 – After being picked eighth in the SEC preseason poll, the Lady Bulldogs finished in second place and earned a right to host the NCAA first and second rounds in Athens for the first time since 2003.

December 3, 2020 – Georgia beat East Carolina to record the 1,000th win in program history. The Lady Bulldogs became just the second SEC program and the 14th nationally to reach that mark.

March 6, 2021 – The Lady Bulldogs defeated No. 2-ranked Texas A&M 74-68 to advance to the SEC tournament title game for the first time since 2004.

March 26, 2022 – Georgia names Katie Abrahamson-Henderson the third head coach in program history.

BASKETBALL

POINTS

Game: 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 GAME

Season: 24.9 Katrina McClain (796 in 32 games) (1986-87)

Career: 20.2 Janet Harris (2,641 in 131 games) (1981-85)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 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 ATTEMPTED

Game: 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 PERCENTAGE

Game (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-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 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-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 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 PERCENTAGE

Game (Min. 5): 1.000 Pachis Roberts (5x5), vs. Tenn. Tech (12/28/15)

Season (Min. 30): .515 Kim Berry (35x68) (1987-88)

Career (Min. 100): .428 Kim Berry (189x442) (1987-91)

FREE THROWS MADE

Game: 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 ATTEMPTED

Game: 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)

GEORGIA 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)

SHACOBIA BARBEE

10 pts., 13 rebs. & 10 asts. vs. Stetson (11/15/15)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Game (Min. 10): 1.000 12 players 12 times; Que Morrison at Fla. (1/2/22)

Season: .942 Pam Irwin (49x52) (1996-97) Career: .852 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (173x203) (1996-99)

REBOUNDS

Game: 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 GAME

Season: 12.4 Janet Harris (371, 30 games) (1981-82) Career: 10.7 Janet Harris (1,398, 131 games) (1981-85)

ASSISTS

Game: 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 GAME

Season: 6.9 Saudia Roundtree (226, 33 games) (1994-95) Career: 6.4 Saudia Roundtree (421, 66 games) (1994-96)

BLOCKED SHOTS

Game: 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 GAME

Season: 3.1 Tawana McDonald (103 in 33 games) (2000-01) Career: 2.4 Caliya Robinson (292 in 120 games) (2015-19)

STEALS

Game: 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 GAME

Season: 4.7 Sherill Baker (32 games) (2005-06) Career: 3.3 Sherill Baker (426 in 131 games) (2002-06)

POINTS

Game: 125 vs. South Alabama (64) (2/25/91) Season: 2,988 1980-81 (37 games)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 52 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86) Season: 1,234 1980-81 (37 games)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 101 vs. UNC Asheville (1/23/80)

Season: 2,554 1980-81 (37 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Game: .684 vs. N.C. State (39x57) (11/30/85)

Season: .544 1985-86 (1193x2195)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 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 ATTEMPTED

Game: 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 PERCENTAGE

Game: .778 vs. Kentucky (7x9) (3/5/09) Season: .416 1990-91 (92x221)

FREE THROWS MADE

Game: 40 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90) Season: 545 1998-99 (34 games)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

Game: 53 vs. Mississippi State (2/17/90)

Season: 782 1990-91 (32 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Game (Min. 20): .955 vs. Mississippi State (21x22) (2/1/09) .955 vs. Illinois (21x22) (3/15/86) Season: .781 2005-06 (442x566)

REBOUNDS

Game: 72 vs. Rider (12/29/92) 72 vs. Appalachian State (12/31/82) Season: 1,717 1980-81 (37 games)

ASSISTS

Game: 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) Season: 678 1985-86 (32 games)

BLOCKED SHOTS

Game: 18 vs. Alabama State (11/21/21) Season: 197 2021-22 (31 games)

STEALS

Game: 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95) Season: 443 1980-81 (37 games)

OPPONENT SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

POINTS

Individual: 43 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (1/13/02) Team: 113 Mercer (2/13/80)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Individual: 17 Sharon Tucker, Oral Roberts (11/22/80) Team: 51 Mercer (2/13/80)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Individual: 35 LeAnn Harrell, Valdosta State (2/18/80) Team: 95 Valdosta State (2/18/80)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Valerie Still, Kentucky (16x19) (2/6/82) Team: .678 Arizona State (40x59) (3/12/82)

Individual: .842

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Individual: 9 Wendi Willits (Arkansas) (2/21/99) Team: 14 Alabama (1/9/22)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Individual: 17 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2/20/93) Team: 39 Ohio State (11/19/14)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Individual: 1.000 Courtney Newton, S. Carolina (5x5) 1/27/11) Team: .857 Auburn (6x7) (2/28/89)

FREE THROWS MADE

Individual: 18 Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91) Team: 34 Tennessee (3/5/94)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Individual: 21

Dana Chatman, LSU (2/10/91) Team: 51 South Carolina (1/16/93)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Individual (Min. 10):1.000

Phylesha Whaley, Oklahoma (13x13) (12/11/97)

Jaida Roper, Kentucky (11x11) (2/27/20) Team (Min. 15): .952 Kentucky (20x21) (2/27/20)

REBOUNDS

Susan Taylor, Valdosta State (2/18/80) Team: 63 Tennessee (1/8/96)

Individual: 26

ASSISTS

Individual: 18 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (3/7/88) Team: 32 Arizona State (3/12/82) Mercer (2/13/80)

BLOCKED SHOTS

Individual: 10 2X, last Aliyah Boston, South Carolina (1/21/21) Team: 14 South Carolina (1/21/21)

STEALS

Individual: : 10 Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84) Team: 23 Ohio State (2/6/94)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INSIDE STEGEMAN

POINTS

Georgia: 43 Katrina McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87)

Opponent: 35 Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss (vs. Tennessee) in the 1986 SEC Tournament (3/1/86) 35 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82)

FIELD GOALS MADE

Georgia: 17 Katrina McClain vs. Charlotte (2/10/87) Opponent: 16 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2/6/82)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Georgia: 30 Tina Price vs. Florida (1/4/78) Opponent: 31 Eva Lemeh, Vanderbilt (2/16/81)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Georgia: 7 Kim Berry vs. South Alabama (2/25/91) Opponent: 9 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (2/21/99)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Georgia: 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 MADE

Georgia: 16 Kelly Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99) Opponent: 15 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

Georgia: 18 Kelly Miller vs. Auburn (1/17/99) Opponent: 18 Barbara Williams, USC-Aiken (1/7/80)

REBOUNDS

Georgia: 24 Katrina McClain vs. Western Kentucky (2/10/86) Opponent: 23 Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee (3/16/85)

ASSISTS

Georgia: 14 Adrienne Shuler vs. Florida St. (1/31/91) Opponent: 12 Lori Gross, Vanderbilt (1/14/84)

BLOCKED SHOTS

TEAM RECORDS INSIDE STEGEMAN

POINTS

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

FIELD GOALS MADE Georgia: 52 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86) Opponent: 38 by Clemson (11/28/79)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Georgia: 101 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80) Opponent: 83 by Florida (12/15/79)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Georgia: .675 vs. Valdosta St. (12/4/86) Opponent: .617 by Texas (11/26/84)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Georgia: 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 ATTEMPTED Georgia: 32 vs. Florida (1/18/04) Opponent: 34 by Alabama (2/23/17)

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Georgia: .667 vs. Auburn (1/17/99) .667 vs. Loyola (12/1/90) Opponent: .857 by Auburn (2/28/89)

FREE THROWS MADE Georgia: 40 vs. Mississippi St. (2/17/90) Opponent: 27 by South Carolina (2/15/18)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Georgia: 53 vs. Mississippi St. (2/17/90) Opponent: 43 by Vanderbilt (2/15/87)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20 ATTEMPTS) Georgia: .955 vs. Mississippi St. (2/1/09) .955 vs. Illinois (3/15/86) Opponent: .938 by Vanderbilt (2/10/85)

REBOUNDS

Georgia: 68 vs. UNC-Asheville (1/23/80) Opponent: 63 by Tennessee (1/8/96)

ASSISTS

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

BLOCKED SHOTS

Georgia: 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)

STEALS

Georgia: 34 vs. Georgia Southern (11/28/95) Opponent: 23 by Ohio St. (11/30/91)

Marita Payne, Auburn (1/16/05)

Georgia: 10 Tracy Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95) Opponent:

STEALS

Georgia: 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:

Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84)

Kelly Miller owns the Georgia record for most free throws attempted and made in a single game.

went

at the

line vs. Auburn in 1999.

CAREER GAMES PLAYED

GP Player (Career Starts) Seasons

140 Que Morrison (124) 2017-22

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 Mill er (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

124 Que Morrison (140) 2017-22

123 Jasmine James (126) 2009-12

122 Tasha Humphrey (126) 2004-08

122 Sherill Baker (131) 2002-06

SEASON MINUTES PLAYED

Avg. Player (GP/Minutes) Season

37.7 Ashley Houts (32/1207) 2008-09

36.8 Ashley Houts (33/1215) 2007-08

36.7 Sherill Baker (32/1174) 2005-06

36.4 Pachis Roberts (31/1128) 2016-17

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 POINTS

SINGLE-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)

37 G. Connally vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

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 GAME

SEASON

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

REBOUNDS

SINGLE-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 C. Robinson vs. Texas A&M (1/14/17)

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

874 Caliya Robinson (120) 2015-19

861 Cynthia Collins (122) 1979-83

Janet Harris is Georgia’s career leader in points, points per game and rebounding.

BASKETBALL

FGs MADE

SINGLE-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) 1999-00

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 ATTEMPTS

SINGLE-GAME

No.

(FGs Made), Opponent

J. Harris (16) vs. Valdosta St. (11/27/81)

T. Price (17) vs. Florida (1/4/78)

T. Humphrey vs. Santa Clara (11/18/06)

T. Price (15) vs. N. Georgia (11/30/77)

T. Price (11) vs. Alabany St. (11/15/77)

C. Robinson (14) vs. Minnesota (11/24/16)

27 B. Locke (11) vs. Auburn (2/16/80)

C. Miller (18) vs. Charleston So. (12/6/97)

K. McClain (15) vs. Vanderbilt (2/15/87)

T. Edwards (15) vs. LSU (3/3/86)

25 J. Harris (15) vs. Berry (12/1/82)

B. Locke -- 3 times

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 PERCENTAGE

SINGLE-GAME (MIN. 10 FGS)

Pct. Player (FG-FGA), Opponent

1.000 K. Braxton vs. Furman (12/17/03)

1.000 T. Waites vs. Ga. Southern (12/11/85)

1.000 W. Holloway vs LSU (03/04/84)

.929 T. Humphrey vs. Loyola Marymount (11/26/05)

.923 C. Lowe vs. Maryland (12/18/90)

.917 K. McClain vs S. F. Austin (01/12/84)

.909 S. Warren vs. Villanova (12/28/86)

.846 T. Henderson vs. Toledo (12/20/96)

.846 K. McClain vs. C. Michigan (11/22/85)

.833 7 Times

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

3FGs MADE

SINGLE-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 20 times: G. Connally at Missouri (2/14/21) M. Engram vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18) T. Griffin vs. Florida(2/21/16); 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

76 Tiaria Griffin (221) 2015-16

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

59 Tiaria Griffin (185) 2014-15

55 Mary Beth Lycett (150) 2002-03

CAREER

No. Player (3FGs Attempted) Seasons

282 Cori Chambers (742) 2003-07

253 Kedra Holland-Corn (675) 1993-97

222 Tiaria Griffin (695) 2012-16

218 Khallidah Miller (702) 2010-14

189 Kim Berry (442) 1987-91

187 Kelly Miller (463) 1997-01

186 Gabby Connally (528) 2017-21

174 Rachel Powell (440) 1993-97

163 Megan Darrah (465) 2004-08

149 Janese Hardrick (409) 2003-07

145 Ashley Houts (133) 2006-10

Cori Chambers is Georgia’s all-time career 3-point shooter, hitting 282 in her four-year career.

3FG ATTEMPTS

SINGLE-GAME

No. Player (3FGs Made), Opponent

14 A. Kendrick (4) vs. Ole Miss (1/22/04)

13 T. Griffin (4) vs. Indiana (3/19/16)

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)

12 G. Connally (3) at Baylor (12/4/19)

SEASON

No. Player (3FGs Made) Season

228 Cori Chambers (85) 2006-07

221 Tiaria Griffin (76) 2015-16

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

185 Tiaria Griffin (59) 2014-15

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

695 Tiaria Griffin (222) 2012-16

675 Kedra Holland-Corn (253) 1993-97

528 Gabby Connally (186) 2017-21

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

3FG PERCENTAGE

SINGLE-GAME (MIN. 5 3FGS)

Pct. Player (3FG-3FGA), Opponent

1.000 P. Roberts (6-6), Tennessee Tech (12/28/15)

.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):

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 Gabby Connally (52-136) 2020-21

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

.352 Gabby Connally (186-528) 2017-21

.351 Megan Darrah (163-465) 2004-08

FREE THROWS MADE

SINGLE-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 P. Roberts (16) vs. Florida (1/22/17)

15 K. McClain (21) vs. S. Alabama (11/29/86)

13 G. Connally (14) vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

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

FT ATTEMPTS

SINGLE-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 P. Roberts (16) vs. Florida (1/22/17)

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 G. Connally (13) vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

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 PERCENTAGE

SINGLE-GAME (MIN. 10 FTS)

Pct. Player (FT-FTA), Opponent

1.000 Q. Morrison (10X10) vs. Florida (1/2/22)

1.000 P. Roberts (10x10) vs. USF (11/26/16)

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

.890 Jenna Staiti (73-82) 2019-20

.884 Que Morrison (99-112) 2021-22

.879 Gabby Connally (58-66) 2018-19

.870 Que Morrison (67-77) 2020-21

.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

CAREER (MIN. 150 FTAs)

Pct. Player (FT-FTA) Seasons

.852 Pam Irwin-Osbolt (173-203) 1995-99

.830 Que Morrison (297-358) 2017-22

.827 Gabby Connally (229-277) 2017-21

.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

ASSISTS

SINGLE-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)

12 T. Cole vs. Florida (2/10/19)

SEASON

No. Player (Games Played) Season

226 Saudia Roundtree (33) 1994-95

204 Adrienne Shuler (32) 1990-91

203 Taja Cole (29) 2018-19

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

BLOCKS

SINGLE-GAME

No. Player, Opponent

10 T. Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95)

9 T. McDonald vs. Houston (12/10/00)

8 C. Robinson vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

7 J. Staiti vs. Georgia Tech (11/29/20)

7 J. Staiti vs. Alabama (3/5/20)

7 C. Robinson vs. Arkansas (2/2/17)

7 C. Robinson vs. Vanderbilt (1/8/17)

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 24 times, most recent by Jenna Staiti vs. Texas A&M (3/6/21)

SEASON

No. Player (Games Played) Season

103 Tawana McDonald (33) 2000-01

101 Caliya Robinson (33) 2017-18

90 Tawana McDonald (35) 1999-00

87 Katrina McClain (29) 1984-85

87 Katrina McClain (31) 1985-86

85 Jenna Staiti (28) 2020-21

83 Tracy Henderson (33) 1994-95

74 Caliya Robinson (30) 2018-19

73 Katrina McClain (32) 1986-87

Tracy Henderson (33) 1995-96

CAREER

No. Player (Games Played) Seasons

297 Tawana McDonald (124) 1998-02

292 Caliya Robinson (120) 2015-19

290 Katrina McClain (125) 1983-87

269 Jenna Staiti (152) 2016-22

267 Tracy Henderson (122) 1993-97

213 Angel Robinson (128) 2006-10

203 Jenna Staiti (124) 2017-pres.

194 Christi Thomas (124) 2000-04

179 Barbara Bootz (126) 1983-87

163 Tammye Jenkins (115) 1987-91

141 Porsha Phillips (100) 2008-11

STEALS

SINGLE-GAME

No. Player, Opponent

10 A. Houts vs. Memphis (11/29/06)

10 S. Baker vs. Miss. St. (1/19/06)

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

274 Shacobia Barbee (113) 2012-16

266 Jasmine James (126) 2009-13

238 Carla Green (119) 1985-89

FRESHMAN

POINTS

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

48 Caliya Robinson 2015-16

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

SOPHOMORE

POINTS

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

69 Caliya Robinson 2016-17

54 Tammye Jenkins 1988-89

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

JUNIOR

POINTS

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

202 Taja Cole 2018-19

188 Teresa Edwards 1984-85

162 Kelly Miller 1999-00

151 Ashley Houts 2008-09

BLOCKS

No. Player Season

103 Tawana McDonald 2000-01

101 Caliya Robinson 2017-18

87 Katrina McClain 1985-86

72 Tracy Henderson 1995-96

70 Angel Robinson 2008-09

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

SENIOR

POINTS

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

85 Jenna Staiti 2020-21

74 Caliya Robinson 2018-19

73 Katrina McClain 1986-87

61 Angel Robinson 2009-10

53 Tracy Henderson 1996-97

52 Tammye Jenkins 1990-91

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

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)

61 vs. Winthrop (11/11/18)

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

vs. TCU (11/11/11)

13 vs. Florida (1/29/97)

13 vs. Georgia State (1/24/90)

vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

12 vs. Iowa State (3/25/13)

12 vs. Alabama (2/14/10)

vs. Florida (1/4/07)

vs. Ole Miss (1/5/06)

vs. Iona (12/6/05)

vs. Stetson (1/10/05)

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 (1/8/15)

32 vs. Missouri (1/9/14)

32 vs. Florida (1/18/04)

31 vs. Arkansas (2/8/04)

30 vs. Texas A&M (1/14/18)

vs. Iowa State (3/25/13)

3FG PERCENTAGE

Pct. Opponent (MIN. 5 MADE)

1.000 vs. Vanderbilt (1/30/00)

.878 at Kentucky (2/27/20)

.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. Tennessee Tech (12/28/15)

.643 vs. Richmond (12/21/06)

.636 at LSU (2/10/22)

FTs MADE

Mississippi State (2/17/90)

vs. South Alabama (2/25/91)

vs. Middle Tenn. St. (2/12/85)

vs. Oklahoma (12/13/98)

vs. Oral Roberts (11/22/98)

vs. UCLA (12/5/02)

vs. Oklahoma (11/22/00)

Central Michigan (12/18/97)

vs. Vanderbilt (1/18/07)

vs. Georgia Tech (12/17/01)

FTs ATTEMPTED

Mississippi State (2/17/90)

South Alabama (2/25/91)

vs. Middle Tenn. St. (2/12/85)

vs. Alabany State (12/17/79)

vs. Oklahoma (12/13/98)

vs. Georgia State (1/3/83)

vs. Georgia Tech (12/27/01)

vs. Oklahoma (11/22/00)

vs. Northeast La. (11/28/90)

vs. Vanderbilt (1/18/07)

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 at LSU (2/23/20)

.938 vs. Tennessee (3/6/04)

.938 vs. South Alabama (12/21/21)

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. Appalachian State (12/22/20)

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. Middle 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

18 vs. Alabama State (11/21/21)

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. Tennessee (2/21/21)

12 vs. Houston (12/10/00)

12 vs. Tennessee Tech (11/23/85)

11 vs. Georgia State (12/17/20)

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)

11 vs. Mississippi State (1/10/19)

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. Georgia Southern (11/25/14)

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)

INDIVIDUAL 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 Diamond DeShields, Tennessee (2/5/17)

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 N'Dea Jones, Texas A&M (1/20/19)

21 Jab Johnson, NE La. (12/10/88)

20 N'dea Jones, Texas A&M (2/20/20)

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 Kitija Laksa, USF (11/26/16)

8 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas (1/13/11)

8 Bridget Pettis, Florida (1/22/92)

7 Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State (11/19/14)

7 Alexis Rack, Mississippi St. (1/28/10)

6 Dara Mabrey, Virginia Tech (11/30/19)

6 Kala Green, NC A&T (12/14/17)

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 Brittany Davis, Alabama (1/9/22)

3FGs ATTEMPTED

17 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2/20/93)

15 Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State (11/19/14)

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 Aliyah Boston, South Carolina (1/21/21)

10 Marita Payne, Auburn (1/16/05)

9 Teanna Robinson, Mercer (11/14/13)

9 Meribeth Feenstra, Liberty (3/16/01)

Sandora Irvin, TCU (11/27/04)

Slyvia Cummings, Oral Roberts (1/25/93

STEALS

10 Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84)

Audrey Burcy, Ohio State (12/19/92)

9 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina (2/7/02)

Karen Booker, Vanderbilt (3/5/87)

Mercer (2/13/80)

by Valdosta State (1978)

by Alabama (2/29/92)

REBOUNDS

Tennessee (1/8/96)

by Valdosta State (2/18/80)

by Tennessee (1/29/86)

MADE

Mercer (2/13/80)

by Tennessee (1/28/98)

by Arizona State (3/12/82)

ATTEMPTED

Valdosta State (2/18/80)

by Mercer (2/13/80)

by Texas A&M (1/14/18)

MADE

by Alabama (1/9/22)

by Ohio State (11/19/14)

by Chattanooga (11/19/10)

by Georgia Southern (11/21/06)

by Santa Clara (11/18/05)

by Eastern Kentucky (1/22/90)

3FGs ATTEMPTED

by Tulane (3/20/10)

by Alabama (2/23/170

by South Carolina (1/29/95)

by Iowa State (3/25/13)

by Alabama (1/31/13)

FREE THROWS MADE

34 by Tennessee (3/5/94)

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

14 by South Carolina (1/21/21)

12 by Texas Tech (12/2/21)

12 by South Carolina (3/6/20)

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)

by Auburn (2/3/19)

by Alabama (2/28/93)

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

1043 1998-99

1043 1994-95

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 34 541 2015-16 31

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

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 197 2022-23 3` 196 2017-18 33 188 2001-02 30 187 2009-10 34 187 1999-00 36 178 2018-19 30 177 2000-01 34 173 2020-21 28 169 1994-95 33 168 1983-84 33 158 1986-87 32 156 1985-86 32

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

Teresa Edwards

Janet Harris

36

23

628-19.0

624-20.1

468-16.1

Sea. G-GS FG-FGa

84 33-8 137-197 .695

85 29-21 164-262 .626

31-30 262-396 .662

32-32

28-28

33-33 193-378

781-1725

Pct. Reb.-aVG a b StL PtS-aVG

254-7.7 27 43 46 340-10.3

234-8.1 30 87 44 398-13.7

314-10.1 37 87 54 661-21.3

796-24.9

2195-17.6

StL

164 5 76 489-17.5

4

179-5.4

5

628-18.5

544-15.1

1 68 516-15.6

711-5.4 639 15 285 2177-16.6

Sea G-GS FG-FGa

37-26 229-391

30-30 208-411

34-14 169-356

SHARON,

a b StL PtS-aVG

.689 392-10.6 29 16 55 522-14.1

.772 283-9.4 34 42 42 504-16.8

.737 258-7.6 30 22 52 450-13.2

33-31 151-255

.734 1163-8.7 134 104

G-GS

28-24 148-289

33-33 219-399

33-33 208-359

1833-13.7

.524 230-7.0 41 24 36 357-10.8 134-101 757-1413

a b StL

.535 174-6.2 7 59 17 349-12.5

.576 252-7.6 13 83 38 510-15.5

.633 211-6.4 22 72 26 466-14.1

186-6.6 28 53

823-6.7

129-270

612-1240

.708 129-4.3

.721 133-3.8

158-4.6

570-4.4

439-15.7

1764-14.5

89 289-9.6

390-11.1

388-11.4

598-18.7

1665-12.7

479-16.0

438-14.6

.607 208-7.4 35 52 34 329-11.8

.633 914-8.0

1598-13.9

G-GS

35-0

30-0

31-31

28-27

29-29

28-1 98-204

29-17 173-353

33-33 186-384 .484

GA.

b StL PtS-aVG

9 14 3 75-2.1

110-3.7 13 48 10 210-7.0

204-6.6 25 56 12 369-11.9

18 85 12 415-14.8

227-7.8 28 66 12 439-15.1

819-5.4 93 269 49 1,508-9.9

MARIETTA,

b StL PtS-aVG

159-5.7 36 48 16 223-8.0

201-6.9 48 69 28 396-13.7

.591 266-8.1 64 101 58 425-12.9

30-30 184-372 .495

874-7.3 200 292 144 1483-12.4

.716 248-8.3 52 74 42 439-14.6 120-81 641-1313

G-GS

26-19 75-202

32-31

30-23

.70

TENN.

b StL PtS-aVG

89-3.4 45 6 30 179-6.9

.815 116-3.6 71 9 37 484-15.1

.804 114-3.8

119-4.0

9

3

0-7.7

1328-9.6

255-7.3

264-9.1

351-11.3

441-14.7

1311-10.5

SPRINGS,

MURFREESBORO, TENN.

G-GS FG-FGa

28-28 164-292

35-33 152-298

25-21 68-163

34-22 49-95

30-28 135-334

b StL PtS-aVG

.523 283-10.1 17 10 55 406-14.5

.589 304-8.6 52 9 56 414-11.8

.476 158-6.3

116-3.4

6 43 176-7.0

6

122-3.6

861-7.1 188 31 207 1118-9.1

StL

.739 94-3.0 147 14 64 347-11.2

.714 169-5.6 108 5 87 354-11.8

383-3.2

80-2.4

87-3.1

68-2.0

25 238 1115-9.4

StL

4 35 235-7.1

2 26 235-7.8

8 41 381-13.6

2 28 260-7.7

1973-74

Record: 3-13

Head Coach: Flossie M. Love

1/12 L Middle Georgia 44-54

1/17 W DeKalb 43-42

1/18 L at North Georgia 51-92

1/22 L Mercer 44-80

1/24 W at DeKalb 51-38

1/29 L West Georgia 36-72

2/1 L at Mercer 45-75

2/2 L at Tift 41-43

2/6 L at West Georgia 31-53

2/8 L Fort Valley 49-67

2/13 W Tift 69-45

2/15 L Berry 31-48

2/18 L at Berry 46-75

2/26 L North Georgia 46-76

3/1 L Mercer* 41-67

3/1 L Shorter* 59-69

*GAIAW Tournament (Clarkston, Ga.)

1974-75

Record: 8-9

Head Coach: Elsa Heimerer

1/10 L at Valdosta State 62-65

1/11 L at Georgia Southern 70-78

1/15 L at Fort Valley 57-68

1/17 W Georgia Southern 49-46

1/18 L Valdosta State 73-74

1/22 L at Berry 50-72

1/24 W Tift 119-55

1/25 W Georgia Tech 96-38

1/29 W North Georgia 84-64

2/4 L Berry 57-96

2/7 W Auburn 93-68

2/11 L Fort Valley 75-76

2/13 W Furman# 61-43

2/14 L at Winthrop# 76-93

2/18 W at North Georgia 66-60

2/21 W Savannah State* 54-47

2/21 L Mercer* 53-90

#Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, SC)

*GAIAW Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)

1975-76

Record: 11-9

Head Coach: Elsa Heimerer

1/9 W Tift 74-48

1/10 W Georgia Tech 77-22

1/13 L Mercer 69-78

1/16 L at Valdosta State 61-84

1/17 L at Fort Valley 60-63

1/21 L at West Georgia 58-82

1/23 W North Georgia 49-48

1/28 W Albany State 77-58

1/30 W at Tift 90-61

2/4 W West Georgia 68-62

2/7 L Valdosta State 69-81

2/9 W at Mercer 72-61

2/12 L East Carolina# 66-80

2/13 W South Carolina# 62-60

2/14 L at Winthrop# 69-58

2/17 L Western Carolina# 75-77

2/19 W Fort Valley 73-66

2/23 W at Georgia Tech 60-35

2/27 W Shorter* 69-71

#Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, SC)

*GAIAWT ournament (Statesboro, Ga.)

1976-77

Record: 2-19 Head Coach: Elsa Heimerer

11/18 L at Georgia Southern 57-67

11/19 L at Valdosta State 65-101

1/6 L at North Georgia 51-53

1/8 L Valdosta State 68-94

1/10 L Albany State 73-88

1/14 L Georgia State 63-65

1/17 L at Fort Valley 53-84

1/19 L at Shorter 51-69

1/22 L Mississippi State 73-92

1/24 L Alabama 62-77

1/28 L Mercer 85-95

1/31 L at Georgia State 52-53

2/2 L Shorter 59-82

2/4 L Albany State 67-75

2/7 W Fort Valley 81-70

2/12 L Georgia Southern 69-80

2/14 L at Mercer 77-104

2/17 W East Carolina# 71-54

2/18 L Anderson JC# 79-99

2/22 L West Georgia 59-73

2/28 L North Georgia 56-72 #Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, SC)

1977-78

Record: 7-16 Head Coach: Dave Lucey

11/15 W at Albany State 94-93

11/17 L at Georgia Southern 73-94

11/30 L Shorter 70-109

12/2 W North Georgia 93-66

1/4 L Florida 79-83

1/7 L at Mercer 73-101

1/10 W at North Georgia 83-71

1/14 L Fort Valley 79-91

1/16 L Albany State 67-79

1/18 L at West Georgia 88-97

1/21 L at Mississippi State 54-86

1/23 L at Fort Valley 52-76

1/28 L at Shorter 69-82

1/30 L Georgia State 58-68

2/4 W West Georgia 82-76

2/6 L Mercer 78-87

2/9 L South Carolina# 49-71

2/10 W East Tenn. State# 95-83

2/11 W Anderson JC# 87-80

2/12 L East Carolina# 76-92

2/16 L at Georgia State 65-74

2/18 W Georgia Southern 71-63

2/23 L at 15 Valdosta State* 70-110 #Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, SC) *GAIAW Tournament (Valdosta, Ga.)

1978-79

Record: 6-19

Head Coach: Carolyn Lehr

11/13 L at Mercer 56-65

11/17 L at Albany State 45-69

11/18 L at Florida 60-69

11/21 L Georgia Southern 49-59

11/27 L at Clemson 53-77

12/1 W at Presbyterian 62-55

12/2 L at North Georgia(OT) 59-63

1/4 L at Mississippi State$ 46-58

1/5 L Florida$ 66-74

1/11 L Albany State 61-74

1/13 L Georgia State 57-65

1/17 L Erskine 53-76

1/18 W at West Georgia 70-48

1/20 L at Vanderbilt 63-80

1/22 L at Fort Valley 77-86

1/26 L at Georgia Southern 46-74

1/29 L at Erskine 50-64

2/1 L Fort Valley 62-79

2/3 L at Alabama 65-81

2/5 L at Georgia State 46-74

2/6 W Furman 80-64

2/12 W West Georgia 73-57

2/14 L Mercer 58-66

2/17 W Vanderbilt 64-57

2/20 W Presbyterian 62-46 $Lady BulldogTournament (Starkville, Miss.)

1979-80

Record: 16-12

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/10 W Piedmont 88-69

11/14 W at Alabama-Huntsville 73-46

11/20 L at Albany State 76-79

11/28 L Clemson 81-83

11/30 W Georgia Tech 97-78

12/8 W West Georgia 83-70

12/10 L Georgia Southern 56-68

12/15 W Florida 85-71

12/17 W Albany State 98-72

12/19 W Mississippi State 88-76

1/2 W at Florida 79-66

1/4 L at Georgia State 58-64

1/7 W USC-Aiken 79-63

1/9 L Georgia State 69-72

1/12 W 17 Mercer (OT) 87-85

1/16 W at Georgia Tech 78-77

1/18 L at 18 Kentucky^ 61-82

1/19 L Miami (Ohio)^ 64-72

1/23 W UNC-Asheville 98-53

1/26 L Valdosta State 65-69

1/28 W at Piedmont 83-66

1/30 W North Georgia 87-42

2/2 L at Georgia Southern(OT) 63-65

2/7 L Ole Miss@ 70-80

2/13 L at Mercer 74-113

2/16 W Auburn 79-71

2/18 W at Valdosta State (2OT) 99-96

2/21 L Valdosta State* 65-74

^Lady Kat Invitational (Lexington, Ky.)

@SEC Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.)

*GAIAW Tournament

BASKETBALL

1980-81

NWIT CHAMPIONS

Record: 27-10

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/19 W at Albany State 91-66

11/22 W Oral Roberts~ 103-73

11/25 W Georgia Tech 91-51

12/6 W UT-Chattanooga 81-79

12/10 W at Arkansas 61-49

12/12 W at Tulsa 97-79

12/13 L at Oral Roberts 58-63

12/17 L 6 Tennessee (OT)~ 68-73

12/20 W Georgia State 79-68

12/29 W Virginia Tech 65-50

12/31 L at UT-Chattanooga 74-79

1/5 W at Mercer 75-69

1/9 L Alabama% 61-72

1/10 W Appalachian State% 83-60

1/12 W Georgia Tech 79-53

1/15 W at Valdosta State 64-60

1/17 W at Florida 86-66

1/21 L Albany State 78-80

1/24 W Georgia Southern 55-52

1/26 L at Georgia State 63-66

1/29 W Ole Miss@ 75-68

1/30 L Alabama@ 68-80

1/31 W 7 Kentucky@ 73-62

2/4 L at Georgia Southern 70-82

2/7 W Valdosta State 104-69

2/11 W Mercer 124-91

2/14 W Alabama-Huntsville 100-53

2/16 W Vanderbilt 94-71

2/18 W at Furman 80-39

2/21 L at 20 Auburn 58-74

2/26 W Georgia Tech* 89-70

2/27 W Albany State* 83-74

2/28 W Georgia Southern* 85-53

3/12 L UAB^ 70-82

3/26 W Pittsburgh+ 100-69

3/27 W California+ 80-68

3/28 W Arizona State (OT)+ 75-73

~Home game in Marietta, Ga.

%Clemson Invitational (Clemson, S.C.)

@SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.)

*GAIAW Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

^AIAW Region III Tournament (Valdosta, Ga.)

+NWIT (Amarillo, Texas)

1981-82 NCAA FIRST ROUND

Record: 21-9

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/27 L Valdosta State* 82-83

11/28 W McNeese State* 94-74

11/30 W at Florida 89-76

12/2 W Berry 91-76

12/4 W Georgia Tech 86-43

12/12 W at Mercer 76-70

12/17 W Mississippi State# 75-56

12/18 W Memphis State# 80-68

12/19 W Northern Illinois# 76-65

1/3 L at 14 Kentucky 59-62

1/6 L at Georgia State(OT) 77-79

1/9 W Florida 92-77

1/17 W Tennessee 66-63

1/22 L Drake^ 64-76

1/23 W Syracuse^ 91-46

1/27 L 1 Louisiana Tech~ 60-83

1/30 W 12 South Carolina (OT) 82-75

2/1 W Georgia State 98-60

2/3 W Tennessee Tech 94-74

2/6 L 11 Kentucky 76-77

2/8 W at Georgia Tech 69-52

2/11 L at 20 Tennessee 52-65

2/13 W at UT-Chattanooga 86-70

2/17 W at Vanderbilt 78-63

2/20 W Miami (Fla.) 91-51

2/22 W Vanderbilt 79-63

2/25 W 19 Auburn@ 66-65

2/26 L 8 Tennessee@ 44-55

2/28 W 4 LSU@ 77-66

3/12 L at 17 Arizona State\ 77-97

*Lady Sunshine Classic (Orlando, Fla.)

#Lady Tiger Classic (Memphis, Tenn.)

^Optimist-ODU Classic (Norfolk, Va.)

~Home game in Marietta, Ga.

@SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.)

\NCAA First Round (Tempe, Ariz.)

1982-83

SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA FINAL FOUR

Record: 27-7

AP Rank: No. 9 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/26 W 14 Rutgers* 76-61

11/27 L UCLA* 57-75

12/1 W Berry College 90-67

12/4 W Georgia Tech 90-56

12/11 W Florida 88-66

12/15 W at Clemson 90-65

12/30 W Minnesota# 65-61

12/31 W Appalachian State# 94-32

1/3 W at Georgia State 97-42

1/6 W Kansas State~ 88-67

1/8 W Vanderbilt 76-70

1/10 W at Florida 76-60

1/11 W at Mercer 80-66

1/16 L 7 Tennessee 54-74

1/21 W East Carolina^ 80-61

1/22 W at South Carolina^ 74-72

1/26 W Georgia State 93-55

1/30 L at 7 Kentucky (OT) 59-66

1/31 W at Eastern Kentucky 68-54

2/6 L at Vanderbilt 62-63

2/7 W at Tennessee Tech 72-61

2/9 W UT-Chattanooga 74-60

2/12 L at 6 Tennessee 59-73

2/14 L at 14 Auburn 54-58

2/20 W 8 Kentucky 99-81

2/26 W Mercer (OT) 78-66

2/28 W Clemson 105-64

3/3 W 19 LSU@ 79-78

3/4 W 8 Tennessee@ 71-65

3/5 W 15 Ole Miss@ 72-69

3/19 W 18 North Carolina\ 72-70

3/25 W Indiana> 86-70

3/27 W 9 Tennessee> 67-63

4/1 L 2 Southern Cal! 57-81

*Crush Classic (Chicago, Ill.)

#Dial Soap Classic (Miami, Fla.)

^Nike-Carolina Classic (Columbia, S.C)

~Home game in Marietta, Ga.

@SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (South Bend, Ind.)

!NCAA Final Four (Norfolk, Va.)

1983-84 SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

Record: 30-3

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/25 W St. John’s* 83-70

11/26 W Bowling Green* 99-50

12/2 W at Georgia Tech 89-52

12/3 W Dist. of Columbia 102-61

12/12 W at 4 Texas 67-61

12/15 L at 1 Southern Cal 74-82

12/18 W Oregon# 89-64

12/19 W at Portland State# 64-34

12/20 W Oregon State 89-54

12/29 W Miami (Ohio) x 93-36

12/30 W 17 Clemson x 78-64

1/3 W 12 N.C. State 86-68

1/7 W at Kentucky 69-68

1/12 W Stephen F. Austin 106-51

1/14 W Vanderbilt 87-86

1/16 W Florida 86-66

1/22 L at 11 Tennessee 59-63

1/26 W at UT-Chattanooga 75-71

1/28 W Augusta College 107-53

1/30 W Mercer 78-57

2/2 W at Georgia State 114-68

2/5 W Kentucky 87-61

2/12 W at Vanderbilt 90-66

2/15 W 15 Auburn 84-68

2/19 W 10 Tennessee 84-65

2/22 W South Florida 87-35

2/25 W at Florida 63-48

3/1 W 18 Auburn@ 102-72

3/2 W 9 LSU@ 84-77

3/3 W 12 Alabama@ 74-65

3/17 W Louisville\ 112-69

3/23 W 10 Ole Miss> 73-63

3/25 L 15 Tennessee> 61-73

*Detroit Classic (Detroit, Mich.)

#Glustl Tournament (Portland, Ore.)

xBuckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

@SEC Tournament (Lexington, Ky.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Knoxville, Tenn.)

1984-85

NCAA RUNNER-UP

Record: 30-3

AP Rank: No. 8

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/21 W at Middle Tennessee 84-73

11/23 W at Tennessee State 86-69

11/26 L 3 Texas 69-83

11/29 W at Georgia Tech 100-69

12/2 W UT-Chattanooga 91-61

12/9 W 15 Tennessee 78-72

12/10 W Georgia Southern 76-56

12/12 L at WKU (OT) 67-72

12/14 W 16 Texas Tech* 80-68

12/15 W at 18 Missouri* 70-67

12/28 W 14 Rutgers # 80-62

12/29 W at 9 Ohio State # 58-57

1/2 W at Cincinnati 89-61

1/3 W at Xavier (Ohio) 106-38

1/6 W 6 Southern Cal 77-56

1/12 W at Florida 88-73

1/14 W at Mercer 94-78

1/17 W at Georgia Southern 86-59

1/19 W Florida 67-56

1/21 W Florida A&M 85-50

1/27 W at Vanderbilt 83-67

1/29 L at 17 Kentucky 57-61

2/2 W at Tennessee 72-56

2/6 W Tennessee State 102-55

2/10 W Vanderbilt 95-71

2/13 W Georgia State 99-57

2/17 W Kentucky 87-65

2/28 W Vanderbilt@ 79-67

3/3 L 9 Auburn@ 65-80

3/16 W Tennessee Tech\ 91-74

3/21 W at 18 UCLA> 78-42

3/23 W 3 Long Beach State> 97-82

3/29 W 14 WKU! 91-78

3/31 L 5 Old Dominion! 65-70

*Mid-America Classic (Columbia, Mo.)

#Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

@SEC Tournament (Athens & Oxford, Miss.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens, Ga.)

>NCAA Regional (Los Angeles, Calif.)

! NCAA Final Four (Austin, Texas)

1985-86 SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN

Record: 30-2

AP Rank: No. 2

USAT Rank: No. 4

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/22 W Central Michigan* 97-55

11/23 W at Tennessee Tech* 79-64

11/25 W at Clemson 87-68

11/30 W at 15 N.C. State 92-67

12/2 W Middle Tennessee 108-58

12/4 W Georgia Tech 93-58

12/11 W Georgia Southern 97-67

12/14 W Cincinnati~ 98-47

12/16 W at Florida A&M 90-62

12/27 W 18 North Carolina# 87-70

12/28 L at 3 Southern Cal# 67-70

12/31 W at 4 LBSU 93-68

1/6 W at UT-Chattanooga 83-67

1/9 W at Georgia Southern 97-47

1/12 W at Vanderbilt 68-61

1/18 W at 9 Auburn 95-61

1/22 W South Carolina 93-70

1/26 W at 9 Ole Miss 70-69

1/29 W 11 Tennessee 84-74

2/2 W 12 LSU 90-66

2/5 W at Alabama 73-69

2/8 W Mississippi State 87-47

2/10 W 4 WKU 93-61

2/13 W Mercer 105-54

2/15 W at Florida 83-47

2/17 W at South Florida 90-47

2/23 W Kentucky 113-67

3/1 W Alabama@ 88-71

3/2 W 10 Ole Miss@ 76-68

3/3 W 9 LSU@ 94-72

3/15 W 4 Illinois\ 103-64

3/20 L 15 Tennessee> 82-85

*TTU Classic (Cookeville, Tenn.)

~Home game in Marietta, Ga.

#TransAmerica Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) @SEC Tournament (Athens) \NCAA First Round (Athens) >NCAA Regional (Iowa City, Iowa)

1986-87

NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN

Record: 27-5

AP Rank: No. 6

USAT Rank: No. 9 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/28 W Grambling* 73-51

11/29 W South Alabama* 70-58

11/30 W Alabama 78-59

12/4 W Valdosta State 116-55

12/7 W 15 Maryland 65-49

12/13 W at Northeast Louisiana 69-63

12/15 W at Northwestern St. (OT) 95-94

12/17 L at 2 Louisiana Tech 54-79

12/27 W Virginia Tech# 80-56

12/28 W at Villanova# 71-60

1/2 W at South Carolina 69-56

1/4 W Florida 78-65

1/8 W Missouri 80-67

1/11 L at 9 LSU 53-84

1/15 W Clemson 65-62

1/18 W at Mississippi State 69-50

1/24 L at 3 Tennessee 72-78

1/29 W at Georgia Tech 72-57

2/1 W Alabama 77-55

2/4 W at Mercer 88-41

2/8 W 2 Auburn 72-71

2/10 W UNC-Charlotte 98-50

2/15 W 15 Vanderbilt 89-72

2/16 W UT-Chattanooga 100-52

2/22 W 6 Ole Miss 69-64

2/24 W Florida A&M 89-51

2/27 W at Kentucky 73-64

3/4 W Kentucky@ 67-64

3/5 W 20 Vanderbilt@ 54-53

3/6 L 2 Auburn@ 57-83

3/14 W 4 Kansas\ 82-51

3/29 L 9 Iowa> 82-85

*Southern Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.)

#Texaco-Wildcat Christmas Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.) @SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Ruston, La.)

1987-88

NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN

Record: 21-10

AP Rank: No. 17

USAT Rank: No. 10 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/28 W 16 Southern Illinois* 58-53

11/29 L at 6 Iowa* 56-66

12/2 W Georgia Tech 92-71

12/4 L 5 Louisiana Tech 59-79

12/6 W Northeast Louisiana 78-59

12/12 W at Valdosta State 90-80

12/15 L at 20 Maryland 48-66

12/17 W at Howard 72-69

12/19 W at VCU 59-51

12/28 W 9 Ohio State# 80-66

12/29 W at N.C. State# 73-54

1/3 W at Florida State 91-72

1/6 W at Alabama 84-67

1/9 W at Florida 96-66

1/11 W Detroit 87-47

1/17 L LSU 56-70

1/20 W 9 LBSU 74-64

1/24 W Mississippi State 60-55

1/31 L 4 Tennessee 79-82

2/3 W South Carolina 82-60

2/7 W Kentucky 86-70

2/10 L at 3 Auburn 70-89

2/13 L at Clemson 65-73

2/14 W at UT-Chattanooga 82-51

2/17 W at Florida A&M 86-55

2/21 W at Vanderbilt 58-55

2/27 L at 10 Ole Miss 61-69

3/4 W LSU@ 86-84

3/5 L 3 Tennessee@ 76-82

3/19 W 4 WKU> 84-66

3/24 L 3 Auburn> 65-68

*Amana Classic (Iowa City, Iowa)

#Ronald McDonald House Classic (Raleigh, N.C.)

@SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

>NCAA Regional (Athens)

1988-89

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 27-5

AP Rank: No. 6

USAT Rank: No. 9

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/25 W at Cincinnati* 66-45

11/26 W 16 N.C. State* 68-58

11/29 W at Georgia Tech 73-58

12/3 W Stetson 95-54

12/10 W at Northeast Louisiana 71-65

12/13 L at No. 3 La. Tech 55-72

12/15 W at Central Michigan 85-75

12/17 W at Michigan State 66-52

12/19 W at Detroit 98-54

12/28 L Oklahoma State# 70-76

12/29 W South Alabama# 92-62

12/30 W at Southern Utah St. 101-61

1/8 W Florida 101-77

1/12 W at 16 South Carolina 82-73

1/14 W Vanderbilt 83-62

1/16 W 20 Clemson 96-75

1/18 W Tennessee State 102-32

1/22 W 4 Ole Miss 72-65

1/26 W S.C. State 102-31

1/29 L at 2 Tennessee 64-78

2/4 W at Kentucky 92-70

2/11 W Alabama 56-55

2/16 W Florida State 90-70

2/18 W at Mississippi State 83-74

2/22 W Howard 86-49

2/25 L at LSU 72-82

2/28 L 1 Auburn 76-86

3/3 L 12 Ole Miss@ 69-78

3/15 W UT-Chattanooga\ 90-69

3/18 L at Clemson> 65-78

*Hall of Fame Classic (Cincinnati, Ohio)

#UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)

@SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Ruston, La.)

BASKETBALL

1989-90

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 25-5

AP Rank: No. 17

USAT Rank: No. 10

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/24 W Ohio State* 88-78

11/25 W at Nebraska* 74-59

11/29 W Georgia Tech 85-70

12/2 W at S.C. State 98-63

12/10 W at Middle Tennessee 95-89

12/16 W Michigan State~ 90-66

12/18 W Central Michigan 78-47

12/29 W North Carolina# 83-69

12/30 W 20 South Carolina# 76-64

1/3 W 6 N.C. State~ 89-68

1/5 W at Stetson 85-70

1/6 W at Florida 70-58

1/9 W at Alabama 70-65

1/13 L at Vanderbilt 62-63

1/15 W Southern Utah State 112-46

1/20 L at Ole Miss 65-68

1/22 W Eastern Kentucky 109-90

1/24 W at Georgia State 83-50

1/28 W 3 Tennessee 81-76

1/30 W Dist. of Columbia 81-45

2/3 W Kentucky 75-52

2/7 W at Clemson 75-52

2/10 L at 13 Auburn 64-85

2/15 W 19 South Carolina 72-57

2/17 W Mississippi State 101-64

2/21 W at Florida State 80-76

2/25 W 19 LSU 72-56

3/2 W Vanderbilt@ 79-72

3/3 L 3 Tennessee@ 54-73

3/18 L 22 Arkansas\ 70-81

*Wimmer’s Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.)

~Home game in Atlanta/Marietta, Ga.

#Hilton Head Super Shootout (Hilton Head, S.C.)

@SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

1990-91

SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

Record: 28-4

AP Rank: No. 3

USAT Rank: No. 6

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/28 W Northeast Louisiana 109-70

12/1 W Loyola-Chicago 107-61

12/8 W at Middle Tennessee 80-62

12/11 W at South Carolina 74-56

12/13 W at Cincinnati 99-38

12/15 W at Ohio State 91-60

12/21 W 8 Northwestern(OT)* 93-83

12/22 L at 12 Stanford * 79-82

12/28 W Maryland # 91-73

12/30 L 17 Rutgers # 57-58

1/5 W at 15 Iowa ∆ 62-51

1/7 W Georgia State 77-45

1/9 W S.C. State 100-54

1/12 W Florida 89-68

1/14 W UNC-Charlotte 81-56

1/16 W DePaul 90-67

1/19 W 14 Ole Miss 77-64

1/26 W Vanderbilt 57-53

1/28 W at 3 Tennessee 81-74

1/31 W 22 Florida State 91-71

2/3 W at Kentucky 87-71

2/7 W 19 Clemson 96-59

2/10 W at 13 LSU (OT) 108-102

2/16 W at Mississippi State 90-59

2/20 W Alabama 83-47

2/23 W 5 Auburn 70-66

2/25 W South Alabama 125-64

3/1 W Alabama@ 78-69

3/2 L 12 LSU@ 74-83

3/16 W 17 UNLV\ 86-62

3/21 W 18 LBSU\ 87-77

3/23 L 11 Stanford> 67-75

*Cardinal Classic (Stanford, Calif.)

#Bell Atlantic Holiday Classic (New Brunswick, NJ)

∆Big Ten-SEC Challenge (Iowa City, Iowa)

@SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Las Vegas, Nev.)

1991-92

Record: 19-11 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/22 L 7 Stanford 66-92

11/25 L at Wis.-Green Bay 57-81

11/30 L Ohio State 79-82

12/6 W Mercer 99-69

12/8 W Notre Dame (OT) 90-86

12/10 W at South Alabama 77-61

12/14 L at DePaul 63-67

12/16 W at Loyola-Chicago 85-59

12/19 W at 20 Arkansas 79-62

1/4 W at 4 Vanderbilt 61-60

1/6 W at Georgia State 76-65

1/9 W at S.C. State 81-54

1/11 W Kentucky 83-65

1/14 L at UNC-Charlotte 64-74

1/18 W South Carolina 63-62

1/22 W at Florida 96-81

1/26 W Mississippi State 82-60

2/1 L at 7 Ole Miss 59-88

2/3 W Oral Roberts 77-74

2/5 W Winthrop 85-53

2/8 L at Auburn 56-84

2/10 W Florida A&M 101-63

2/15 L No. 3 Tennessee 51-55

2/18 W Cincinnati 93-50

2/22 L LSU 75-86

2/26 W at Florida A&M 93-66

2/29 L at 20 Alabama 81-105

3/6 W 12 Vanderbilt@ 58-57

3/7 W 3 Ole Miss@ 71-60

3/8 L 2 Tennessee@ 66-73 @SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)

1992-93

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 21-13

AP Rank: No. 21

USAT Rank: No. 21 Head Coach: Andy Landers

12/6 W Middle Tennessee 80-65

12/12 L Santa Clara* 62-64

12/13 L Oregon State* 79-81

12/18 W Missouri-KC # 72-63

12/19 L at Ohio State # 72-89

12/21 W at Notre Dame 81-75

12/28 L San Diego State$ 63-70

12/29 W Rider College$ 97-57

1/2 L 2 Vanderbilt 66-90

1/4 W Georgia State 78-63

1/7 W Winthrop 108-58

1/10 L at Kentucky 60-69

1/13 W Arkansas 91-71

1/16 L at South Carolina 57-77

1/20 W Florida State 70-64

1/23 L at Mississippi State 65-76

1/25 W Oral Roberts 116-49

1/30 W Ole Miss 75-60

2/1 W at Mercer 65-57

2/3 W at Georgia Southern 78-64

2/7 L 8 Auburn 56-82

2/10 W S.C. State 72-61

2/14 L at 1 Tennessee 68-71

2/15 W Wis.-Green Bay 82-60

2/20 W at LSU 88-53

2/22 W 23 DePaul 74-62

2/24 W Furman 90-66

2/28 L Alabama 50-67

3/5 W Arkansas@ 84-73

3/6 W 1 Tennessee@ 73-72

3/7 W Alabama@ 76-72

3/8 L 1 Vanderbilt@ 64-78

3/17 W San Diego State\ 85-68

3/17 L 6 Stanford^ 60-93

*Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii)

#Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

$Wildcat Christmas Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First Round (Athens)

^NCAA Second Round (Palo Alto, Calif.)

1993-94

Record: 17-11

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/26 W UNC-Asheville 122-59

11/28 W at Furman 88-77

12/5 L at DePaul 65-72

12/7 W at Loyola-Chicago 102-88

12/8 L at Marquette 72-88

12/11 W 16 Stephen F. Austin 78-63

12/14 W Georgia Southern* 82-77

12/15 W Georgia Tech* 67-52

12/28 L 16 Kansas# 79-92

12/29 W Coppin State# 94-41

1/5 L at 11 Alabama 57-70

1/8 W at Arkansas 73-64

1/10 W Mercer 103-51

1/12 W Florida Atlantic 109-54

1/16 L at 6 Vanderbilt 50-90

1/18 W LSU 92-63

1/23 L Kentucky 70-71

1/29 W South Carolina 80-76

2/2 W Tennessee Tech 79-62

2/6 W Mississippi State ~ 83-65

2/9 L at Florida 72-79

2/12 L at Ole Miss 49-78

2/14 W 18 FIU 72-50

2/20 W at 22 Auburn 58-54

2/23 L at S.C. State 72-77

2/27 L 1 Tennessee @ 59-75

3/4 W Arkansas @ 84-62

3/5 L 1 Tennessee @ 72-86

*ISES Southern Invitational (Atlanta)

#Express Christmas Classic (Jamaica, N.Y.)

~Home game played at The Omni (Atlanta)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

1994-95

NCAA FINAL FOUR

Record: 28-5

AP Rank: No. 8

USAT Rank: No. 4

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/25 W Ohio State 79-70

11/27 W at Middle Tennessee 95-71

12/7 W Rutgers 105-70

12/12 W at Georgia State* 92-37

12/13 W Georgia Tech* 113-81

12/17 W at LSU 84-68

12/19 W at Bowling Green 82-63

12/28 W at Rutgers 92-74

12/30 W at Manhattan 94-52

1/5 W at Tennessee Tech 82-64

1/8 W 24 Arkansas 72-67

1/11 W Marquette 104-60

1/15 L 10 Vanderbilt 52-65

1/18 W 14 Alabama 91-67

1/22 W at Kentucky 68-57

1/23 W UNC Asheville 102-31

1/29 W at South Carolina 80-58

2/1 W S.C. State 90-45

2/4 W at Mississippi State 69-66

2/8 L 18 Florida 46-59

2/10 W 14 Ole Miss (OT) 80-77

2/13 W at Texas 80-75

2/15 W New Mexico State 80-53

2/19 W Auburn 78-56

2/21 W Charleston Southern 91-33

2/25 L at 2 Tennessee 61-83

3/4 W 18 Florida@ 88-71

3/5 L 7 Vanderbilt@ 56-82

3/17 W Indiana\ 81-64

3/19 W Louisville\ 81-68

3/23 W N.C. State> 98-79

3/25 W 2 Colorado> 82-79

4/1 L 3 Tennessee! 51-73

*ISES Southern Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Des Moines, Iowa)

! NCAA Final Four (Minneapolis, Minn.)

1995-96

SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA RUNNER-UP

Record: 28-5

AP Rank: No. 5

USAT Rank: No. 2 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/25 W SMU& 95-65

11/26 L at Old Dominion* 64-67

11/28 W Georgia Southern 98-49

12/2 L at 5 Virginia 65-94

12/8 W at New Mexico State 75-67

12/15 W Bowling Green 104-64

12/17 W at 18 Alabama 89-83

12/19 W S.C. State# 93-32

12/20 W 11 Iowa# 79-52

12/21 W Nebraska# 86-70

1/4 W LSU 76-61

1/6 W UNC Asheville 101-36

1/8 W 3 Tennessee 77-71

1/12 W at 24 Auburn 79-71

1/15 W at 3 UCONN 75-67

1/20 W at 10 Penn State 79-78

1/25 W at 20 Florida 72-61

1/28 W Mississippi State 97-62

1/31 W Texas 93-68

2/4 W North Carolina^ 80-75

2/7 W at 17 Ole Miss 90-85

2/11 W South Carolina 79-61

2/13 W Kentucky 75-55

2/16 L at 13 Vanderbilt 66-71

2/20 W 19 Florida 89-81

2/24 W at Arkansas 87-54

3/1 L LSU@ 71-73

3/15 W St. Francis (Pa.)\ 98-66

3/17 W Oklahoma State\ 83-55

3/23 W at Stephen F. Austin> 78-64

3/25 W 1 Louisiana Tech> 90-76

3/29 W 2 Stanford! 86-76

3/23 L 4 Tennessee! 65-83

*Dial Classic (Norfolk, Va.)

#Carolinas Beach Classic (Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

^Naismith Classic (Charlotte, N.C.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds(Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Las Vegas, Nev.)

!NCAA Final Four (Charlotte, N.C.)

1996-97 SEC CHAMPIONS

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

Record: 25-6

AP Rank: No. 6

USAT Rank: No. 7 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/25 L at 24 Clemson 78-83

12/1 W at Middle Tennessee 89-70

12/4 W 12 Virginia 77-56

12/8 W at 4 Tennessee (OT) 94-93

12/10 W Wingate 96-38

12/13 W at 19 Wisconsin 74-67

12/19 W Weber State* 72-44

12/20 W Toledo* 85-52

12/21 W Oregon 72-55

12/27 L 5 Louisiana Tech# 69-71

12/28 W at UNLV# 87-41

1/5 W 22 Penn State 62-56

1/11 W 18 Auburn 82-55

1/15 L 5 Alabma 64-68

1/18 W Ole Miss 78-56

1/20 L 1 UCONN 65-97

1/24 W at Mississippi State 68-65

1/27 W Georgia State 95-65

1/29 W 13 Florida 86-73

2/1 W at South Carolina 78-35

2/5 W UNC Asheville 83-44

2/8 W at Kentucky 80-62

2/11 W at 13 LSU 76-65

2/14 W 12 Vanderbilt 71-45

2/19 W at 10 Florida 66-64

2/23 W 20 Arkansas 79-63

3/1 L Auburn@ 47-75

3/14 W Eastern Kentucky\ 91-55

3/16 W Arizona\ 80-74

3/22 W 20 Vanderbilt> 66-52

3/24 L 3 Stanford> 47-82

*Northern Lights Invitational (Anchorage, Alaska)

#UNLV Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds(Athens) >NCAA Regional (Missoula, Mont.)

1997-98

NCAA FIRST ROUND Record: 17-11

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/21 W Boise State 89-66

11/24 W at Georgia Southern 84-73

11/30 W Clemson 70-67

12/5 L FIU* 68-83

12/6 W Charleston Southern« 97-61

12/11 W at Oklahoma 94-76

12/14 W at Oral Roberts 64-60

12/16 L Austin Peay 66-71

12/18 W at Central Michigan 94-73

12/29 W Fairfield# 94-68

12/30 W at La Salle# 80-64

1/4 L 11 Wisconsin (OT) 64-74

1/7 L at 12 Florida 61-94

1/10 W LSU 81-70

1/14 L 1 Tennessee 71-96

1/17 W at 21 Auburn 73-70

1/21 W Arkansas 81-51

1/24 W at Ole Miss 65-58

1/28 L at 1 Tennessee 43-102

2/1 L Mississippi State 75-79

2/4 W South Carolina 80-61

2/8 L at Alabama 77-90

2/11 W Kentucky 87-46

2/13 L at 15 Vanderbilt 65-68

2/17 W 12 Florida 79-62

2/20 W at Arkansas (OT) 86-81

2/26 L Ole Miss@ 73-77

3/13 L George Washington\ 72-74

*Tallahassee Democrat Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)

#La Salle CoreStates Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.)

@SEC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Storrs, Conn.)

1998-99

NCAA FINAL FOUR

Record: 27-7

AP Rank: No. 12

USAT Rank: No. 5

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/22 W Oral Roberts 118-64

11/27 W at Dartmouth 96-74

11/29 W at UMass 80-57

12/1 W Manhattan 97-63

12/5 W Alcorn State* 91-51

12/6 W at Stephen F. Austin* 81-70

12/10 W Georgia Southern 101-52

12/13 W Oklahoma 88-79

12/19 W Sacramento State# 94-48

12/20 W at Boise State# 91-51

12/30 W Florida State 95-72

1/3 W 14 Alabama 85-70

1/7 W 19 Florida 84-72

1/10 W at LSU 73-60

1/14 L at 1 Tennessee 69-102

1/17 W 25 Auburn 96-78

1/18 W Georgia Tech$ 88-82

1/21 W at Arkansas 68-59

1/24 W Ole Miss 81-43

1/28 L 1Tennessee 79-95

1/31 L at Mississippi State 72-78

2/3 W at South Carolina 62-58

2/7 L at Kentucky 76-80

2/14 L Vanderbilt 57-66

2/18 W at Florida 91-66

2/21 W Arkansas 98-82

2/26 W Mississippi State@ 72-66

2/27 W Kentucky@ 68-62

2/28 L 2 Tennessee@ 69-85

3/13 W Liberty\ 73-52

3/15 W SMU\ 68-55

3/20 W 10 Clemson> 67-54

3/22 W 19 Iowa State> 89-71

3/26 L 10 Duke! 69-81

*Conoco Ladyjack Classic (Nagadoches, Texas)

#Boise State Classic (Boise, Idaho)

$Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds(Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Cincinnati)

!NCAA Final Four (San Jose, Calif.)

BASKETBALL

1999-2000 SEC CHAMPIONS

Record: 32-4

AP Rank: No. 4

USAT Rank: No. 5

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/15 W UAB* 76-75

11/17 W at 17 Virginia Tech* 65-60

11/21 W 20 Boston College* 78-70

11/22 W 12 UCSB* 85-64

11/26 W Stephen F. Austin# 85-44

11/27 W at Maine (OT)# 79-68

11/30 W at Georgia Southern 102-70

12/2 L 23 LSU 74-80

12/4 W Alcorn State$ 79-38

12/5 W at Houston$ 98-68

12/9 W Hampton 107-46

12/12 W at Tennessee Tech 77-72

12/19 W Ohio State^ 91-59

12/20 W at Long Beach State^ 87-67

12/29 W East Tennessee State 78-51

1/2 L at 17 Illinois 65-82

1/9 W at Alabama 71-62

1/13 W at Florida 78-71

1/17 W 2 Tennessee 78-51

1/20 W Georgia Tech~ 86-58

1/23 W at 10 Auburn 68-54

1/27 W at Ole Miss 75-51

1/30 W at Vanderbilt 84-73

2/3 W Florida (OT) 81-76

2/6 W 20 Mississippi State 83-67

2/10 W South Carolina 84-61

2/17 W at Kentucky 73-69

2/20 W at Arkansas 72-69

2/24 W Alabama 72-37

2/27 W Vanderbilt 75-49

3/3 W Kentucky@ 63-45

3/4 L 17 Mississippi State@ 61-62

3/18 W Montana\ 74-46

3/20 W Stanford\ 83-64

3/25 W North Carolina> 83-57

3/27 L 8 Rutgers> 51-59

*Preseason WNIT (1st-Athens; 2ndBlacksburg, Va.;3rd/4th Champaign, Ill.)

#Dead River Classic (Orono, Maine)

$Hilton Hobby Classic (Houston, Texas)

^The Beach Classic (Long Beach, Calif.)

~Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds(Athens)

>NCAA Regional (Las Vegas, Nev.)

2000-01

TOURNEY CHAMPS

SECOND ROUND

Record: 27-6

AP Rank: No. 4

USAT Rank: No. 13

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/12 L at 1 UCONN* 70-99

11/19 W Massachusetts 71-63

11/22 W 12 Oklahoma# 94-70

11/24 L 5 Notre Dame# 73-75

11/27 W Georgia Southern 85-57

11/29 W Chattanooga 81-43

12/3 W 5 Rutgers$ 82-53

12/8 W Georgia Tech~ 78-61

12/10 W Houston 92-61

12/18 W Dartmouth 110-73

12/20 W at VCU 77-63

12/28 W at Georgia State 107-75

12/30 W at UCLA 89-55

1/4 W Illinois 100-59

1/7 W Alabama 96-41

1/11 W 10 Florida 72-59

1/14 W at 9 LSU 64-55

1/18 L at 2 Tennessee 69-85

1/20 W Auburn 77-60

1/25 W Ole Miss 74-51

1/28 W 16 Vanderbilt 76-59

2/1 L at 9 Florida 64-75

2/4 W at Mississippi State 78-74

2/8 W at South Carolina 92-55

2/15 W Kentucky 91-58

2/18 W Arkansas 81-60

2/22 W at Alabama 71-48

2/25 L at 18 Vanderbilt 65-71

3/2 W Ole Miss@ 80-61

3/3 W Arkansas@ 63-44

3/4 W 15 Vanderbilt@ 62-60

3/16 W Liberty\ 77-48

3/18 L Missouri\ 65-78

*State Farm Tip-off Classic (Hartford, Conn.)

#Coaches vs Cancer Challenge (Madison, Wisc.)

$Honda Elite 4 Classic (Orlando, Fla.)

~Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds(Athens)

2001-02

NCAA FIRST ROUND

Record: 19-11 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/18 W Maine 88-57

11/20 W Middle Tennessee (OT) 77-72 11/27 W Georgia State 77-67 12/1 W UNLV& 77-62 12/2 W at California& 54-48 12/4 W at Georgia Southern 73-54 12/16 W at 16 N.C. State (OT) 68-63 12/19 W at Oakland 72-51 12/27 W Georgia Tech~ 69-52 12/30 W VCU 83-70

1/3 W 23 LSU 72-56

1/5 L at Michigan State 49-70

1/7 W Morris Brown 105-36

1/10 L 9 South Carolina 64-71

1/13 L at Mississippi State 82-84

1/17 W at 19 Auburn 60-49

1/20 L 7 Vanderbilt 47-64

1/24 W at Ole Miss 79-69

1/27 L at 18 Florida 64-73

1/31 L Mississippi State 71-72

2/3 W at Kentucky 76-50

2/7 L at 9 South Carolina 59-64

2/10 L 3 Tennessee 50-52

2/17 W 14 Florida 73-62

2/19 W Western Kentucky 76-58

2/21 W Alabama 73-62

2/24 L at Arkansas 45-66

2/28 W Alabama@ 64-60

3/1 L 3 Tennessee@ 67-81

3/1 L 15 Old Dominion\ 54-68

&Oakland Tribune Classic (Berkeley, Calif.)

~Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl Shootout (Atlanta)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First Round (West Lafayette, Ind.)

2002-03

NCAA SWEET 16

Record: 21-10

AP Rank: No. 19

USAT Rank: No. 11

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/22 W at Chattanooga 79-58

11/27 W at Georgia State 89-50

11/30 L at Arizona 49-70

12/2 L at Arizona State 70-74

12/6 W UCLA 91-83

12/8 W Oakland 99-56

12/14 W Tennessee Tech 87-56

12/17 W Michigan State 64-61

12/20 L at Houston 78-81

12/27 L Georgia Tech~ 61-65

12/30 W at Middle Tennessee 79-43

1/2 W at South Florida 91-44

1/4 W California 94-61

1/12 W at Florida 105-62

1/16 W Ole Miss 96-54

1/19 W at 14 South Carolina 67-59

1/23 W at Alabama 77-47

1/26 W Kentucky 71-59

2/2 L at 5 LSU 64-68

2/6 W 12 Mississippi State 76-71

2/9 W Auburn 78-67

2/13 W 15 South Carolina(2OT) 97-91

2/16 L at 18 Vanderbilt 56-58

2/20 L at 3 Tennessee 60-87

2/23 W 15 Arkansas 69-60

2/27 L at 12 Mississippi State 71-76

3/1 W Florida 76-67

3/7 L 15 Vanderbilt@ 70-74

3/22 W UNC Charlotte\ 80-61

3/24 W 23 Rutgers\ 74-64

3/29 L 2 Duke> 63-66 ~Russell Shootout (Atlanta)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Athens) > NCAA Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.)

2003-04

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

Record: 25-10

AP Rank: No. 6

USAT Rank: No. 8

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/21 W Georgia State 87-48

11/25 W at Georgia Southern 84-53

11/28 W at Santa Clara 77-65

11/30 L at 6 Stanford 59-61

12/3 W Houston 65-52

12/6 W N.C. State 72-58

12/13 W Middle Tennessee 65-50

12/17 W at Furman 86-51

12/20 L at 5 Texas 58-71

12/27 W Georgia Tech~ 78-62

12/29 W Morehead State^ 92-42

12/30 W at Eastern Kentucky^ 92-60

1/4 W South Florida 92-65

1/8 W Mississippi State 88-70

1/11 W at Kentucky 74-53

1/15 L at 20 Auburn 52-74

1/18 L Florida 73-83

1/22 L at Ole Miss (2OT) 79-90

1/25 W 12 LSU 80-74

2/1 W Alabama 71-68

2/5 W at Vanderbilt 83-67

2/8 L at Arkansas 63-71

2/12 L 3 Tennessee 67-70

2/15 W Ole Miss 79-62

2/22 W at South Carolina 73-50

2/26 L at Florida 59-69

2/29 W Kentucky 73-62

3/4 W South Carolina@ 73-42

3/5 W Florida@ 76-72

3/6 W 1 Tennessee (OT)@ 68-66

3/7 L 21 Vanderbilt@ 56-62

3/20 W Liberty\ 78-53

3/22 W TCU\ 85-71

3/27 W 3 Purdue> 66-64

3/29 L 19 LSU> 60-62

~Russell Shootout (Atlanta)

^EKU Comfort Suites Classic (Richmond, Ky.)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Philadelphia, Pa.)

> NCAA Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.)

2004-05

NCAA SWEET 16

Record: 24-10

AP Rank: No. 20

USAT Rank: No. 13

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/19 W Furman 96-76

11/21 W 2 Texas 78-64

11/26 W Idahov 77-55

11/27 L TCUv 63-64

11/28 W Santa Clarav 87-68

11/30 W Georgia Southern 61-50

12/3 L at Georgia Tech 49-55

12/7 L Arizona State 57-67

12/10 W Augusta State 93-47

12/12 W 24 Arizona 70-62

12/19 W at Iona 96-52

12/21 W at Marist 79-62

12/30 W Arkansas 78-57

1/2 W Tennessee-Martin 68-52

1/6 W Ole Miss 78-51

1/8 L at 1 LSU 52-6

1/10 W Stetson 97-42

1/13 L at Kentucky 63-71

1/16 W Auburn 71-56

1/23 W at Mississippi State 67-57

1/27 W Florida 81-61

1/31 L at 5 Tennessee 70-77

2/3 W at Alabama 72-63

2/6 W Kentucky 68-64

2/10 W South Carolina 67-51

2/13 W Clemson~ 88-60

2/20 L at Ole Miss 61-72

2/24 W at Florida 63-38

2/27 L 19 Vanderbilt (OT) 59-66

3/4 W Ole Miss@ 87-65

3/5 L 1 LSU@ 65-79

3/19 W Rice\ 75-49

3/21 W 13 Texas\ 70-68

3/26 L 7 Duke> 57-63

vRainbow WahineClassic (Honolulu)

~Russell Shootout (Atlanta)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Athens)

> NCAA Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.)

2005-06

NCAA SWEET 16

Record: 23-9

AP Rank: No. 12

USAT Rank: No. 13 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/13 L 6 Baylor* 72-84

11/18 W Santa Clara 92-91

11/21 W at TCU 80-51

11/25 L UCLA# 64-84

11/26 W at Loyola Marymount# 89-58

11/30 W at Middle Tennessee 90-72

12/4 W Georgia Tech 72-66

12/6 W Iona 97-60

12/10 W Savannah State 103-34

12/19 L at 25 Temple (OT) 66-69

12/29 W at Memphis 97-44

12/30 W at Tennessee-Martin 81-47

1/5 W at Ole Miss 84-70

1/8 W Florida 89-70

1/12 L at 1 Tennessee 85-94

1/15 W Miami~ 74-59

1/19 W Mississippi State 81-42

1/22 L 3 LSU 64-65

1/26 W at South Carolina 74-65

1/29 W at 24 Florida 92-55

2/2 W 21 Kentucky 91-57

2/5 W Alabama 84-59

2/12 L at 3 LSU 61-68

2/16 L 5 Tennessee 55-58

2/19 W at 22 Vanderbilt 83-61

2/23 W at Arkansas 86-80

2/26 W Auburn 74-61

3/3 W 23 Vanderbilt@ 69-47

3/4 L 8 Tennessee@ 79-89

3/19 W Marist\ 75-60

3/21 W Hartford\ 73-54

3/26 L 8 UCONN> 75-77

*State Farm Tipoff Classic (Lubbock, Texas) #LMU/Ayres Hotel Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) ~Russell Shootout (Duluth, Ga.) @SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.) \NCAA First and Second Rounds (Trenton, N.J.) > NCAA Regional (Bridgeport, Conn.)

2006-07

SWEET 16

27-7

Rank: No. 13

No. 14

Coach: Andy Landers

11/12 W 12 Rutgers* 73-69

11/15 W North Carolina A&T 89-35 11/19 W Davidson 74-68

11/21 W Georgia Southern 75-51

11/26 W 11 Stanford 74-69

11/29 W Memphis 95-46

12/3 W at Georgia Tech 79-69

12/7 L Middle Tennessee 62-70

12/15 W at Savannah State 75-54

12/17 W TCU 80-58

12/20 W at George Mason 76-51

12/21 W at Richmond 72-41

12/28 L 17 G. Washington# 54-66

12/30 W Brown# 82-69

1/4 W Florida 89-57

1/7 L at 6 LSU 55-57

1/11 W at Mississippi State 74-61

1/14 L 4 Tennessee 41-52

1/18 W 14 Vanderbilt 83-71

1/21 W Florida State~ 70-65

1/25 W 22 Ole Miss 69-60

1/28 W at Florida 77-54

2/1 W 7 LSU 53-51

2/5 L at 3 Tennessee 57-73

2/8 W at Alabama 92-51

2/11 W South Carolina 81-57

2/15 W at Kentucky (OT) 82-72

2/18 W at Auburn 62-55

2/25 W Arkansas 69-51

3/2 W Kentucky@ 72-40

3/3 L 13 Vanderbilt@ 56-81

3/17 W Belmont\ 53-36

3/19 W 24 Iowa State\ 76-56

3/25 L 11 Purdue> 65-78

*State Farm Tipoff Classic (Norman, Okla.)

#Surf ‘N Slam Classic (San Diego, Calif.)

~Russell Shootout (Duluth, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Minneapolis, Minn.)

> NCAA Regional (Dallas, Texas)

2007-08

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 23-10

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/9 W Richmond 81-53

11/11 W George Mason 84-56

11/13 W Georgia Southern 105-66

11/16 W Temple 57-51

11/23 W Prairie View A&M* 78-44

11/24 W Southern Cal* 59-57

11/29 W Oakland 69-59

12/2 W Georgia Tech 71-64

12/9 W Davidson 79-65

12/17 W Mercer 102-45

12/29 W Florida State (OT) 71-62

12/30 W at FIU# 70-56

1/2 W Presbyterian# 93-49

1/6 L at Xavier 55-65

1/10 W Ole Miss 75-62

1/13 L at 22 Auburn 52-82

1/17 L at Vanderbilt 59-67

1/20 W Alabama 71-53

1/24 W at Florida 82-55

1/27 L at 11 Oklahoma 57-65

1/31 L Kentucky 44-47

2/3 L Vanderbilt 54-61

2/7 W at Arkansas 72-58

2/10 L at 8 LSU 57-63

2/14 W Florida 85-66

2/17 W at Mississippi State 60-56

2/24 W Auburn 68-56

2/28 W at South Carolina 55-41

3/2 L 3 Tennessee 63-72

3/6 W Alabama@ 71-62

3/7 L Kentucky@ 50-57

3/23 W Iowa\ 67-61

3/25 L 2 North Carolina\ 66-80

*Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas)

#FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, Fla.)

@SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Norfolk, Va.)

BASKETBALL

2008-09

NCAA FIRST ROUND

Record: 18-14

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/15 W Alabama State 85-35

11/20 W at Oakland 64-61

11/22 L at Detroit Mercy 66-70

11/26 W N.C. Central 85-31

11/28 W Cal State Fullerton* 85-64

11/29 W Eastern Washington* 75-51

12/1 W East Tennessee St. 77-57

12/3 W Tennessee Tech 72-46

12/5 L at Georgia Tech 42-57

12/8 L at 15 Rutgers V 34-45

12/20 W at UAB 73-49

12/22 W Clemson~ 67-50

12/30 L Xavier 44-56

1/2 L at 16 Virginia 60-62

1/8 L at Ole Miss 54-62

1/11 W South Carolina 69-63

1/15 W Savannah State 74-28

1/18 L at 19 Florida 45-61

1/22 W 17 Vanderbilt 66-55

1/25 W at Alabama 63-61

1/29 W 5 Auburn 67-58

2/1 W Mississippi State 69-57

2/5 L at 12 Tennessee 43-73

2/8 L Arkansas 64-77

2/15 L 24 Vanderbilt 64-80

2/19 L LSU 46-57

2/22 L at 3 Auburn 59-65

2/26 W at Kentucky 61-57

3/1 W 17 Florida 84-75

3/5 W Kentucky@ 82-64

3/6 L 22 Vanderbilt@ 61-69

3/21 L Arizona State\ 47-58

*Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.)

V Jimmy V Classic (Piscataway, N.J.)

~ Home game played at Arena at Gwinnett Center (Duluth, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.)

\NCAA First Round (Duluth, Ga.)

2009-10

NCAA SWEET 16

Record: 25-9

AP Rank: No. 23

USAT Rank: No. 19 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/15 W 13 Oklahoma 62-51

11/19 W at Chattanooga 74-57

11/22 W Rutgers 49-48

11/25 W Alabama State 75-48

11/27 W Texas A&M-CC* 77-58

11/28 W Southern Miss* 84-55

12/1 W UAB 71-42

12/6 W 23 Georgia Tech 56-50

12/8 W Tennessee State 71-50

12/20 W 19 Virginia 69-53

12/22 W Detroit 66-42

12/28 W at Clemson 59-47

12/30 W at Savannah State 80-45

1/3 W at Alabama 52-44

1/7 W Kentucky (OT) 61-60

1/10 W Florida 61-52

1/14 L at Vanderbilt 44-66

1/17 W at Arkansas 73-63

1/21 W 3 Tennessee 53-50

1/24 L Ole Miss 65-66

1/28 W at Mississippi State 66-74

1/31 W at Auburn 53-67

2/4 L 19 LSU (OT) 49-46

2/7 L South Carolina 42-52

2/11 L at 17 Kentucky 48-64

2/14 W Alabama 76-47

2/21 L at Florida 57-64

2/25 W at South Carolina 65-49

2/28 W Arkansas 69-48

3/4 W Alabama@ 73-66

3/5 L Mississippi State@ 52-67

3/20 W Tulane\ 64-59

3/22 W 20 Oklahoma St(OT)\ 74-71

3/27 L 2 Stanford> 36-73

*Lady Eagle Classic (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

@SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.) \NCAA First and Second Rounds (Tempe, Ariz.) >NCAA regional (Sacramento, Calif.)

2010-11

NCAA SWEET 16

Record: 23-11

USAT Rank: No. 24 Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/14 W Georgia Southern 58-43

11/19 W Chattanooga 79-69

11/21 W Indiana 84-51

11/23 L at Southern Cal 63-71

11/26 W Denver* 73-51

11/27 W at Loyola Marymount* 76-45

12/1 W Southern Miss 70-53

12/5 L at Georgia Tech 53-69

12/7 W Mercer 92-45

12/19 W High Point 66-61

12/22 W at TCU 60-57

12/29 L Louisiana Tech# 62-77

12/30 W at FIU# 70-65

1/2 W South Carolina 61-51

1/9 W at 10 Kentucky 61-59

1/13 W at 20 Arkansas 59-56

1/16 W Florida 70-64

1/20 W at Alabama 60-51

1/23 W Mississippi State 78-58

1/27 L at South Carolina 48-57

1/30 L at LSU 41-47

2/3 W Arkansas (OT) 57-54

2/6 W Alabama 81-54

2/10 L Vanderbilt 59-69

2/13 W at Ole Miss 61-56

2/17 W 19 Kentucky 69-51

2/21 L at 4 Tennessee 44-77

2/24 L Auburn 58-63

2/27 L at Florida 71-74

3/4 W South Carolina@ 66-34 3/5 L 4 Tennessee@ 48-82

3/20 W Middle Tennessee\ 56-41

3/22 W 15 Florida State\ 61-59

3/27 L 8 Texas A&M> 38-79

*LMU Thanksgiving Classic (Los Angeles) #FIU Fun & Sun Classic (Miami, Fla.)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA

>NCAA regional (Dallas, Texas)

2011-12

12/20 W Montana State# 63-49

12/22 W Appalachian State 81-37

12/28 W Furman 83-58

1/1 W Arkansas 67-57

1/5 L at 6 Tennessee 51-80

1/8 W at Auburn 70-45

1/12 W Florida 61-55

1/15 W at Mississippi State 68-51

1/19 L 6 Kentucky 64-69

1/22 W at Ole Miss 61-47

1/26 L at Vanderbilt 48-68

1/29 L 7 Tennessee 50-67

2/2 W Mississippi State 70-60

2/5 W at Alabama 81-66

2/12 W Vanderbilt 76-63

2/16 W at 25 South Carolina 61-59

2/19 L at Florida 57-61

2/23 L Ole Miss 87-52

2/26 W LSU 62-46

3/2 L 25 South Carolina@ 55-59

3/18 L Marist\ 70-76

*Lady Rebel Roundup (Las Vegas, Nev.)

#Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First Round (Tallahassee, Fla.)

2012-13

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

Record: 28-7

AP Rank: No. 14

USAT Rank: No. 10

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/11 W Rutgers 57-51

11/14 W Presbyterian 66-38

11/16 W S.C. State 62-46

11/18 W Belmont 70-38

11/20 W Savannah State 94-57

11/23 W St. Bonaventure* 84-48

11/24 W at New Mexico* 72-42

11/28 W Furman 83-47

12/2 W at Georgia Tech 60-50

12/4 W Mercer 80-38

12/16 W Lipscomb 93-42

12/19 W at TCU 72-59

12/28 L at Illinois 59-70

1/3 W Missouri 77-46

1/6 L at 12 Tennessee 66-79

1/10 W at Alabama 95-83

1/13 W 18 South Carolina 42-40

1/17 W at Arkansas 57-53

1/20 L 20 Texas A&M 46-64

1/27 W Florida 69-52

1/31 W Alabama 65-59

2/3 W at 8 Kentucky 75-71

2/7 W Auburn 61-58

2/10 L at LSU 54-62

(Auburn, Ala.)

2/17 W at Florida 62-57

2/21 W Arkansas 66-34

2/24 W at Ole Miss 73-54

2/28 L at Mississippi State 38-50

3/3 W Vanderbilt 55-50

3/8 W 22 LSU@ 71-53

3/9 L 7 Kentucky@ 38-60

3/23 W Montana\ 70-50

3/25 W 23 Iowa State\ 65-60

3/30 W 4 Stanford> 61-59

11/11 W TCU 83-60

11/15 W at Georgia Southern 68-49

11/17 W C of C 73-48

11/20 W 23 Southern Cal 67-60

11/26 L 21 Georgetown* 56-64

11/27 W Northeastern* 81-61

11/30 W S.C. State 85-48

12/4 W Georgia Tech 75-68

12/6 W at Mercer 80-43

12/19 L Gonzaga# 68-71

4/1 L 6 Cal (OT)> 62-65

*UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.)

@SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)

\NCAA First and Second Round (Spokane, Wash.)

>NCAA Regional (Spokane, Wash.)

2013-14

NCAA FIRST ROUND

Record: 20-12

AP Rank: NR

USAT Rank: NR

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/10 W Presbyterian 45-30

11/14 W Mercer 72-41

11/17 W Ohio State 53-49

11/19 W Furman 72-48

11/24 W Georgia Tech 63-56

11/26 W S.C. State 74-58

11/29 W George Washington* 80-60

12/1 W at Georgia State* 70-58

12/12 W at Belmont 81-55

12/15 W Kennesaw State 91-32

12/17 W Lipscomb 81-46

12/21 L at Rutgers 58-61

12/28 W Illinois 82-60

1/2 L at Vanderbilt 58-66

1/5 L 5 Tennessee 70-85

1/9 L at Missouri 56-66

1/12 L Texas A&M 44-58

1/16 W Arkansas 60-58

1/19 W at Florida 68-62

1/26 L at Alabama 66-69

1/30 W 13 Kentucky 58-56

2/2 L at Mississippi State 67-80

2/9 W Ole Miss 84-63

2/13 L at 14 Texas A&M (OT) 73-78

2/16 W Florida 67-58

2/20 W 19 LSU 71-67

2/23 L at Auburn 59-67

2/27 L at 4 South Carolina 56-67

3/2 W Mississippi State 77-48

3/6 W Vanderbilt@ 53-43

3/7 L 5 South Carolina@ 48-67

3/23 L Saint Joseph’s\ 57-67

*GSU Thanksgiving Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.)

@SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)

\NCAA First Round (Storrs, Conn.)

2014-15

Record: 19-12

Head Coach: Andy Landers

11/14 W Morgan State 68-36

11/16 W TCU 62-53

11/19 W at Ohio State 67-59

11/23 W at Georgia Tech 64-61

11/25 W Georgia Southern 93-52

11/26 W Colgate 66-35

11/29 W at Tennessee Tech 71-54

12/2 W Coppin State 49-29

12/4 W at Mercer 68-49

12/7 W 16 Michigan State 69-60

12/20 W Furman 58-51

12/22 W Belmont 62-43

12/28 L at Seton Hall 51-70

1/2 L at Mississippi State 56-64

1/4 W Alabama 64-47

1/8 W Missouri 69-48

1/11 W at Auburn 57-52

1/15 L at Ole Miss 52-55

1/18 W Vanderbilt 64-53

1/22 W 10 Texas A&M 54-51

1/25 L at 5 Tennessee 51-59

2/1 L at 10 Kentucky 72-80

2/5 L 1 South Carolina 35-58

2/9 L at Arkansas 48-54

2/12 L Florida 48-51

2/19 L at LSU 52-64

2/22 L Auburn 26-44

2/26 L 6 Tennessee 59-70

3/1 W at Florida 52-45

3/5 W Missouri@ 75-64

3/6 L 6 Tennessee@ 57-67

@SEC Tournament (Little Rock, Ark.)

2015-16

NCAA FIRST ROUND Record: 21-10

Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/15 W Stetson 76-55

11/18 L Michigan State 45-66

11/22 W Georgia Tech 78-66

11/24 W Georgia Southern 75-28

11/27 W BYU* 66-58

11/28 W Cal State Northridge* 83-58

12/2 W Mercer 57-44

12/3 W Kennesaw State 89-34

12/6 W Seton Hall 70-52

12/8 W Furman 77-39

12/20 W at Wright State 63-57

12/23 W Cincinnati 60-42

12/28 W Tennessee Tech 81-48

1/3 L at Texas A&M 62-73

1/7 L Missouri 48-54

1/10 L Kentucky 53-64

1/14 W at Florida 71-61

1/17 L at Alabama 50-64

1/21 W Mississippi State 47-43

1/24 L LSU 46-53

1/28 W Auburn 63-30

1/31 W at Vanderbilt 64-58

2/4 W at Missouri 65-50

2/7 W Ole Miss 70-56

2/14 W at LSU 58-47

2/18 L at Sout Carolina 51-61

2/21 W Florida 74-63

2/25 W Arkansas 72-57

2/28 L at Tennessee 60-80

3/3 L Vanderbilt (OT)@ 49-54

3/19 L Indiana\ 58-62

*Raddison/Chatsworth Thanksgiving Classic (Northridge, Calif.) @SEC Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

\NCAA First Round (South Bend, Ind.)

2016-17

Record: 16-15

Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/11 W South Carolina State 64-50

11/13 W Mercer 72-64

11/16 W BYU 81-51

11/20 L at Georgia Tech 45-52

11/24 W Minnesota* 70-58

11/26 L USF* 65-81

11/29 W Kennesaw State 82-40

12/3 L at Oklahoma State 51-71

12/5 W Furman 67-62

12/15 W at Cincinnati 51-48

12/19 L Virginia 43-66

12/22 L Samford 59-65

12/28 W Western Carolina 78-43

1/1 L at Missouri 45-63

1/5 W Texas A&M 69-59

1/8 W Vanderbilt 70-68

1/12 L at #5 South Carolina 63-66

1/15 L at Kentucky 61-82

1/22 L Florida 68-76

1/26 L #5 South Carolina 44-62

1/29 L at Ole Miss 62-69

2/2 W at Arkansas 69-66

2/5 W #25 Tennessee (2OT) 81-78

2/9 L Kentucky 56-66

2/12 W at Auburn 57-51

2/16 L at #3 Mississippi State 49-58

2/19 W LSU (OT) 70-65

2/23 W Alabama (OT) 71-65

2/26 L at Florida 58-65

3/2 W Auburn@ 56-52

3/3 L #5 South Carolina@ 48-72

*Junkanoo Jam (Bimini, Bahamas) @SEC Tournament (Greenville, S.C.)

2017-18

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 26-7

AP Rank: No. 18

USAT Rank: No. 19

Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/12 W WOFFORD 95-56

11/16 W at Virginia 64-61

11/29 W at Mercer 72-54

11/21 W WESTERN CAROLINA 76-50

11/25 W at BYU 79-63

11/27 W TENNESSEE TECH 56-48

11/30 W FURMAN 79-44

12/3 L #2 TEXAS 53-81

12/14 W at N.C. A&T 73-63

12/17 W GEORGIA TECH 60-53

12/19 W HOWARD 87-47

12/21 W WRIGHT STATE 87-71

12/28 W NORTH FLORIDA 75-37

12/31 L MISSISSIPPI STATE* 62-86

1/4 W at Vanderbilt* 81-52

1/7 W at Kentucky* 56-42

1/11 W ARKANSAS* 78-65

1/14 W at #16 Texas A&M* (OT) 92-84

1/21 W AUBURN* 60-48

1/25 W #13 MISSOURI* 62-50

1/28 W at Florida* 66-57

2/1 L at LSU* 60-71

2/4 W OLE MISS* 69-45

2/8 W VANDERBILT* 67-55

2/11 L at #11 Tennessee* 46-62

2/15 L #8 SOUTH CAROLINA* 65-77

2/19 W at Ole Miss* 66-52

2/22 W at Alabama* (OT) 49-43

2/25 W FLORIDA* 63-43

3/2 W vs. #13 Missouri @ 55-41

3/3 L vs. #8 South Carolina@ 49-71

3/17 W MERCER\ 68-63

3/19 L DUKE\ 40-66

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) \NCAA First and second rounds

2018-19

Record: 18-12

Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/9 W St. Bonaventure 67-40

11/11 W Winthrop 85-39

11/14 L at UCLA 69-80

11/18 L at Georgia Tech 53-63

11/22 W Morgan State\ 60-33

11/24 L #7 Maryland\ 51-58

11/28 W Mercer 67-60

12/2 W Charleston Southern 83-75

12/4 W Furman 61-38

12/14 L at Villanova 56-62

12/19 W Lipscomb 77-45

12/21 W Georgia Southern 81-38

12/28 W Presbyterian 83-59

1/3 W LSU 63-50

1/6 W at Vanderbilt 71-64

1/10 L at #6 Mississippi State 71-80

1/13 W #13 Tennessee 66-62

1/17 L at Missouri 35-61

1/20 L Texas A&M 66-76

1/27 L Alabama 53-58

1/31 W at Arkansas 80-72

2/3 L at Auburn (OT) 58-59

2/10 W Florida 93-58

2/14 L at #11 South Carolina 57-65

2/18 W Ole Miss 78-56

2/21 W Arkansas 93-83

2/24 W at Alabama (OT) 76-67

2/28 W at Florida 69-57

3/3 L #11 Kentucky 53-58

3/7 L Arkansas@ 76-86

@SEC Tournament (Greenville, S.C.)

\Puerto Rico Clasico

2019-20

Record: 17-14

Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/7 W Kennesaw State 80-65

11/13 W NC A&T 72-54

11/17 L Georgia Tech 40-73

11/21 W Mercer 76-60

11/24 L Villanova 58-63

11/26 W USC Upstate 67-53

11/29 W Butler* 69-36

11/30 W Virginia Tech* 77-72

12/4 L at #6 Baylor# 38-72

12/15 W Furman 77-48

12/19 L #10 UCLA 50-59

12/22 W Gardner-Webb 84-56

12/29 W East Carolina 67-50

1/2 W at Ole Miss 58-51

1/5 L #14 Mississippi State 66-73

1/9 L Vanderbilt 55-63

1/12 L at #24 Tennessee 56-73

1/19 W Auburn 61-50

1/23 W at #20 Arkansas 64-55

1/26 L #1 South Carolina 53-88

1/30 L at #14 Texas A&M 63-64

2/3 L at #8 Mississippi State 53-67

2/6 L Missouri 65-73

2/9 W at Florida 49-43

2/16 W Alabama (OT) 76-75

2/20 L #16 Texas A&M 47-64

2/23 W at LSU 73-56

2/27 L at #15 Kentucky 77-88

3/1 W Florida 65-59

3/5 W Alabama 68-61

3/6 L #1 South Carolina@ 56-89

*Daytona Beach Invitational (Daytona, Fla.)

#SEC/BIG-12 Challenge

@SEC Tournament (Greenville, S.C.)

2020-21

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 21-7

AP Rank: No. 10

USAT Rank: No. 13

11/25 W at Mercer 83-64

11/29 W at Georgia Tech (OT) 75-69

12/3 W at East Carolina 66-45

12/6 W Oklahoma 93-80

12/9 W Jacksonville State 68-47

12/17 W Georgia State 85-51

12/20 W Furman 69-43

12/22 W Appalachian State 107-44

12/31 L Mississippi State 62-69

1/3 W at Auburn 76-44

1/10 W Florida 68-58

1/14 W at #23 Tennessee 67-66

1/17 W Ole Miss 73-57

1/21 L at #3 South Carolina 50-62

1/25 W #19 Arkansas 75-73

1/28 L LSU 52-60

1/31 L at #7 Texas A&M 48-60

2/4 W at Alabama (OT) 83-76

2/11 W Auburn 74-54

2/14 W at Missouri 82-64

2/21 W #21 Tennessee 57-55

2/25 L #19 Kentucky 58-62

2/28 W at Florida 95-80

3/5 W #17 Kentucky@ 78-66

3/6 W #2 Texas A&M@ 74-68

3/7 L #1 South Carolina@ 62-67

3/22 W Drexel\ 67-53

3/24 L Oregon\ 50-57

@SEC Tournament (Greenville, S.C.) \NCAA First and Second Rounds

2021-22

NCAA SECOND ROUND

Record: 21-10 Head Coach: Joni Taylor

11/11 W Gardner-Webb 97-45

11/15 W Furman 78-41

11/18 W Mercer 67-52

11/21 W Alabama State 73-43

11/26 W #19 Notre Dame (OT)* 71-67

11/27 W Marquette* 70-45

12/2 W at Texas Tech# 66-56

12/5 L Georgia Tech 54-55

12/8 W North Florida 69-40

12/16 W at #2 NC State (OT) 82-80

12/19 W St. Francis 82-45

12/21 W South Alabama 89-50

12/30 L #19 LSU 62-68

1/2 W at Florida 73-69

1/6 L at #20 Kentucky 76-84

1/9 W Alabama 72-68

1/17 W at Missouri 72-62

1/20 W at Mississippi State 66-63

1/23 L #5 Tennessee 55-63

1/30 W at #24 Ole Miss 62-52

2/3 W Vanderbilt 71-56

2/6 L Florida 51-54

2/10 L at #13 LSU 67-73

2/13 L #1 South Carolina 54-72

2/17 W Missouri 74-49

2/20 L at Auburn 60-65

2/24 W at Arkansas 63-62

2/27 W Texas A&M 67-58

3/3 L Alabama@ 62-74

3/18 W Dayton\ 70-54

3/20 L #10 Iowa State\ 44-67

*Daytona Beach Invitational (Daytona, Fla.) #SEC/BIG-12 Challenge

@SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

\NCAA First and Second Rounds (Ames, Iowa)

GEORGIA ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES (36-13)

Opponent Score W-L

vs. North Georgia 63-59 W

vs. Mercer 87-85 W

at Georgia Southern 63-65 L

at Valdosta State 99-96 W

vs. Tennessee 68-73 L

vs. Arizona State 75-73 W

at Georgia State 77-79 L

vs. South Carolina 82-75 W

at Kentucky 59-66 L

vs. Mercer 78-66 W 12/12/84 at WKU 67-72 L 12/15/86 vs. Northwestern St. 95-94 W 12/21/90 vs. Northwestern 93-83 W 2/10/91 at LSU 108-102 W

12/8/91 vs. Notre Dame 90-86 W 2/10/95 vs. Ole Miss 80-77 W 12/8/96 at Tennessee 94-93 W 1/4/98 vs. Wisconsin 64-74 L 2/20/98 at Arkansas 86-81 W 11/27/99 at Maine 79-68 W 2/3/00 vs. Florida 81-76 W 11/20/01 vs. MTSU 77-72 W 12/16/01 at NC State 68-63 W 1/19/03 vs. South Carolina 97-91 W 1/22/04 at Ole Miss 79-90 L 3/6/04 vs. Tennessee 68-66 W 2/27/05 vs. Vanderbilt 59-66 L 12/19/05 at Temple 66-69 L 2/15/07 at Kentucky 82-72 W 12/29/07 vs. Florida State 71-62 W 1/07/10 vs. Kentucky 61-60 W 2/4/10 vs. LSU 49-46 W 3/22/10 vs. Oklahoma State 74-71 W 2/3/11 vs. Arkansas 57-54 W 4/1/13 vs. California 62-65 L 2/13/14 at Texas A&M 73-78 L 3/3/16 vs. Vanderbilt 49-54 L 2/5/17 vs. Tennessee 81-78 (2OT) W 2/19/17 vs. LSU 70-65 W 2/23/17 vs. Alabama 71-65 W 1/14/18 at Texas A&M 92-84 W 2/22/18 at Alabama 49-43 W 2/3/19 at Auburn 58-59 L 2/24/19 at Alabama 76-67 W 2/16/20 Alabama 76-65 W 11/29/20 at Georgia Tech 75-69 W 2/4/21 at Alabama 83-76 W 11/26/21 Notre Dame 71-67 W 12/16/21 NC State 82-80 W

SCORING MARGINS

vs. Savannah State

vs. UNC Asheville 1/23/96

vs. S.C. State 1/26/89

vs. Tennessee State 1/18/89

Tennessee

Texas

North Georgia

Valdosta State

Mercer

vs. Shorter

YEAR-BY-YEAR ALL-TIME RESULTS

Season Rec. Pct. H A N SEC Pct. H A Coach 1973-74 3-13 .188 2-6 1-5 0-2

Flossie M. Love 1974-75 8-9 .471 5-3 1-5 2-1 Elsa Heirnerer

1975-76 11-9 .550 6-2 3-5 2-2 Elsa Heirnerer

1976-77 2-19 .095 1-10 0-8 1-1 Elsa Heirnerer

1977-78 7-16 .304 3-7 2-7 2-2 Dave Lucey 1978-79 6-19 .240 4-6 2-12 0-1 Carolyn Lehr 1979-80 16-12 .571 11-4 5-5 0-3 Andy Landers

1980-81 27-10 .730 10-2 7-5 10-3 Andy Landers

1981-82 21-9 .700 9-2 5-4 7-3 4-4 .500 3-1 1-3 Andy Landers

1982-83 27-7 .794 11-1 8-4 8-2 4-4 .500 3-1 1-3 Andy Landers

1983-84 30-3 .909 15-0 6-3 9-0 7-1 .875 4-0 3-1 Andy Landers

1984-85 29-5 .853 12-1 13-2 4-2 7-1 .875 4-0 3-1 Andy Landers

1985-86 30-2 .938 15-1 13-1 2-0 9-0 1.000 4-0 5-0 Andy Landers

1986-87 27-5 .844 13-0 8-3 6-2 7-2 .778 5-0 2-2 Andy Landers

1987-88 21-10 .677 8-4 10-5 3-1 5-4 .556 2-2 3-2 Andy Landers

1988-89 23-7 .767 11-1 9-4 3-2 6-3 .667 4-1 2-2 Andy Landers

1989-90 25-5 .833 12-1 9-3 4-1 6-3 .667 4-0 2-3 Andy Landers

1990-91 28-4 .875 15-0 9-2 4-2 9-0 1.000 5-0 4-0 Andy Landers

1991-92 19-11 .633 9-4 8-6 2-1 6-5 .545 3-2 3-3 Andy Landers

1992-93 21-13 .618 12-3 4-6 5-4 4-7 .364 3-3 1-4 Andy Landers

1993-94 17-11 .607 9-2 4-7 4-2 5-6 .455 3-2 2-4 Andy Landers

1994-95 28-5 .848 13-2 11-1 4-2 8-3 .727 4-2 4-1 Andy Landers

1995-96 28-5 .848 12-0 9-3 7-2 10-1 .909 5-0 5-1 Andy Landers

1996-97 25-6 .806 12-2 9-1 4-3 11-1 .917 5-1 6-0 Andy Landers

1997-98 17-11 .607 7-4 8-4 2-3 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 Andy Landers

1998-99 27-7 .794 12-2 8-3 7-2 9-5 .643 5-2 4-3 Andy Landers

1999-00 32-4 .889 11-1 13-1 8-2 13-1 .929 6-1 7-0 Andy Landers

2000-01 27-6 .818 14-1 7-4 6-1 11-3 .786 7-0 4-3 Andy Landers

2001-02 19-11 .633 9-4 7-5 3-2 6-8 .429 3-4 3-4 Andy Landers

2002-03 21-10 .677 14-0 7-7 0-3 10-4 .714 7-0 3-4 Andy Landers

2003-04 25-10 .714 10-2 7-6 8-2 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 Andy Landers

2004-05 24-10 .706 13-2 5-5 6-3 9-5 .643 6-1 3-4 Andy Landers

2005-06 23-9 .719 9-2 10-3 4-4 10-4 .714 5-2 5-2 Andy Landers

2006-07 27-7 .794 11-2 10-2 6-3 11-3 .786 6-1 5-2 Andy Landers

2007-08 23-10 .697 13-3 5-5 5-2 8-6 .571 4-3 4-3 Andy Landers

2008-09 18-14 .563 11-3 4-9 3-2 7-7 .500 5-2 2-5 Andy Landers

2009-10 25-9 .735 14-2 7-5 4-2 9-7 .563 6-3 3-5 Andy Landers

2010-11 23-11 .676 12-2 7-6 4-3 10-6 .625 6-2 4-4 Andy Landers

2011-12 22-9 .710 13-2 7-3 2-4 11-5 .656 6-2 5-3 Andy Landers

2012-13 28-7 .800 15-1 8-4 5-2 12-4 .750 7-1 5-3 Andy Landers 2013-14 20-12 .625 15-2 3-8 2-2 7-9 .438 6-2 1-7 Andy Landers

2014-15 19-12 .613 12-4 6-7 1-1 6-10 .375 4-4 2-6 Andy Landers

2015-16 21-10 .677 14-3 6-5 1-2 9-7 .563 5-3 4-4 Joni Taylor

2016-17 16-15 .516 11-5 3-8 2-2 7-9 .438 5-3 2-6 Joni Taylor

26-7 .788 15-4

18-12 .600 13-3

17-14 .548 10-8

21-7 .750 10-3

21-10 .678 11-5

ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES RECORDS

Coach Years Seasons W-L Pct.

Flossie M. Love 1973-74 1 3-13 .188 Elsa Heimerer 1974-77 3 21-37 .362 Dave Lucey 1977-78 1 7-16 .304 Carolyn Lehr 1978-79 1 6-19 .240 Andy Landers 1979-2014 35 843-287 .746 Joni Taylor 2015-2022 7 140-75 .651

12-4 .750 6-2 6-2 Joni Taylor

9-7 .563 5-3 4-4 Joni Taylor

7-9 .437 3-5 4-4 Joni Taylor

10-5 .667 5-3 5-2 Joni Taylor

9-7 .563 4-4 5-3 Joni Taylor

ALABAMA: 44-13 Home: 20-4 ◊ Away: 17-6 ◊ Neutral: 7-3

1/24/77 L Athens 62-77

2/3/79 L at Tuscaloosa 65-81

1/9/81 L at Clemson, S.C. 61-72

1/30/81 L # at Baton Rouge, La. 66-80

3/3/84 W # Athens 74-65

2/5/86 W at Tuscaloosa 73-69

3/1/86 W # Athens 88-71

11/30/86 W at Atlanta, Ga. 78-59

2/1/87 W Athens 77-55

1/6/88 W at Tuscaloosa 84-67

2/11/89 W Athens 56-55

1/9/90 W at Tuscaloosa 70-65

2/20/91 W Athens 83-47

3/1/91 W # at Albany, Ga. 78-69

2/29/92 L at Tuscaloosa 81-105

2/28/93 L Athens 50-67

3/7/93 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 76-72

1/5/94 L at Tuscaloosa 57-70

1/18/95 W Athens 91-67

12/17/95 W at Tuscaloosa 89-83

1/15/97 L Athens 64-68

2/8/98 L at Tuscaloosa 77-90

1/3/99 W Athens 85-70

1/9/00 W at Tuscaloosa 71-62

2/24/00 W Athens 72-37

1/7/01 W Athens 96-41

2/22/01 W at Tuscaloosa 71-48

2/21/02 W Athens 73-62

2/28/02 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 64-60

1/23/03 W at Tuscaloosa 77-47

2/1/04 W Athens 71-68

2/3/05 W at Tuscaloosa 72-63

2/5/06 W Athens 84-59

2/8/07 W at Tuscaloosa 92-51

1/20/08 W Athens 71-53

3/6/08 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 71-62

1/225/09 W at Tuscaloosa 63-61

1/3/10 W at Tuscaloosa 52-44

2/14/10 W Athens 76-47

3/4/10 W # at Duluth, Ga. 73-66

1/20/11 W at Tuscaloosa 60-51

2/6/11 W Athens 81-54

2/5/12 W at Tuscaloosa 81-66

1/10/13 W at Tuscaloosa 95-83

1/31/13 W Athens 65-59

1/26/14 L at Tuscaloosa 66-69

1/4/15 W Athens 64-47

1/17/16 L at Tuscaloosa 50-64

2/23/17 W Athens (OT) 71-65

2/22/18 W at Tuscaloosa (OT) 49-43

1/27/19 L Athens 53-58

2/24/19 W at Tuscaloosa (OT) 76-67

2/16/20 W Athens (OT) 76-75

3/5/20 W # at Greenville, S.C. 68-61

2/4/21 W at Tuscaloosa (OT) 83-76

1/9/22 W Athens 72-68

3/3/22 L # at Nashville, Tenn. 62-74

ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM: 3-1

Home:

3/12/81 L

Valdosta, Ga. 70-82

11/15/99 W Athens 76-75 12/20/08 W at Birmingham 73-49 12/1/09 W Athens 71-42

ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE: 2-0

11/25/09 W Athens 75-48 11/21/21 W Athens 73-43

ALBANY STATE: 5-7 Home: 2-4 ◊ Away: 2-3

Neutral: 1-0 1/28/76 W Athens 77-58 1/10/77 L Athens 73-88 2/4/77 L at Albany 67-75 11/15/77 W at Albany 94-93 1/16/78 L Athens 67-79 11/17/78 L at Albany 45-69 1/11/79 L Athens 61-74 11/20/79 L at Albany 76-79 12/17/79 W Athens 98-72 11/19/80 W at Albany 91-66 1/21/81 L Athens 78-80 2/27/81 W at Atlanta 83-74

ALCORN STATE: 2-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0 12/5/98 W at Nacogdoches, Texas 91-51 12/4/99 W at Houston, Texas 78-38

ANDERSON COLLEGE: 1-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 2/18/77 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 79-99 2/11/78 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 87-80

APPALACHIAN STATE: 4-0 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0 1/10/81 W at Clemson, S.C. 83-60 12/31/82 W at Miami, Fla. 94-32 12/22/11 W Athens 81-37 12/22/20 W Athens 107-44

ARIZONA: 2-1 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 3/16/97 W * Athens 80-74 11/30/02 L at Tuscon 49-70 12/12/04 W Athens 70-62

ARIZONA STATE: 1-4 Home: 0-1 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 3/28/81 W at Amarillo, Texas (OT) 75-73 3/12/82 L * at Tempe 77-97 12/2/02 L at Tempe 70-74 12/7/04 L Athens 57-67 3/21/09 L * at Duluth, Ga. 47-58

ARKANSAS: 37-6 Home: 18-2 ◊ Away: 16-3 ◊ Neutral: 3-1 12/10/80 W at Fayetteville 61-49 3/18/90 L * Athens 70-81 12/19/91 W at Fayetteville 79-62 1/13/93 W Athens 91-71 3/5/93 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 84-73 1/8/94 W at Fayetteville 73-64 3/4/94 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 84-62 1/8/95 W Athens 72-67 2/24/96 W at Fayetteville 87-54 2/23/97 W Athens 79-63 1/21/98 W Athens 81-51 2/20/98 W at Fayetteville (OT) 86-81

2/8/09 L Athens 64-77

1/17/10 W at Fayetteville 73-63

2/28/10 W Athens 69-48

1/13/11 W at Fayetteville 59-56

2/3/11 W Athens (OT) 57-54

1/1/12 W Athens 65-57

1/17/13 W at Fayetteville 57-53

2/21/13 W Athens 66-34

1/16/14 W Athens 60-58

2/9/15 L at Fayetteville 48-54

2/25/16 W Athens 72-57

2/2/17 W at Fayetteville 69-66

1/11/18 W Athens 78-65

1/31/19 W at Fayetteville 80-72 2/21/19 W Athens 93-83

3/7/19 L # at Greenville, S.C. 76-86 1/23/20 W at Fayetteville 64-55 1/25/21 W Athens 75-73 2/24/22 W at Fayetteville 63-62

AUBURN: 33-20

Home: 20-5

Away: 11-12

Neutral: 2-3 2/7/75 W Athens 93-68 2/16/80 W Athens 79-71 2/21/81 L at Auburn 58-74 2/25/82 W # at Lexington, Ky 66-65 2/14/83 L at Auburn 54-58 2/15/84 W Athens 84-68 3/1/84 W # Athens 102-72 3/3/85 L # at Oxford, Miss. 65-80 1/18/86 W at Auburn 95-61 2/8/87 W Athens 72-71 3/6/87 L # at Albany, Ga. 57-83 2/10/88 L at Auburn 70-89 3/24/88 L * Athens 65-68 2/28/89 L Athens 76-86 2/10/90 L at Auburn 64-85 2/23/91 W Athens 70-66 2/8/92 L at Auburn 56-84 2/7/93 L Athens 56-82 2/20/94 W at Auburn 58-54 2/19/95 W Athens 78-56 1/12/96 W at Auburn 79-71 1/11/97 W Athens 82-55 3/1/97 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 47-75 1/17/98 W at Auburn 73-70 1/17/99 W Athens 96-78 1/23/00 W at Auburn 68-54 1/20/01 W Athens 77-60 1/17/02 W at Auburn 60-49 2/9/03 W Athens 78-67 1/15/04 L at Auburn 52-74

1/16/05 W Athens 71-56

2/26/06 W Athens 74-61 2/18/07 W at Auburn 62-55 1/13/08 L at Auburn 52-82 2/24/08 W Athens 68-56

1/29/09 W Athens 67-58

2/22/09 L at Auburn 69-65

1/31/10 L at Auburn 52-67

2/24/11 L Athens 58-63

1/8/12 W at Auburn 70-45

2/7/13 W Athens 61-58

2/23/14 L at Auburn 59-67

1/11/15 W at Auburn 57-52

2/22/15 L Athens 26-44

1/28/16 W Athens 63-30

2/12/17 W at Auburn 57-51

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0

Neutral: 0-0 11/14/79 W at Huntsville 73-46 2/14/81 W Athens 100-53

ALABAMA STATE: 3-0

1/21/99 W at Fayetteville 68-59 2/21/99 W Athens 98-82 2/20/00 W at Fayetteville 72-69 2/18/01 W Athens 81-60 3/3/01 W # at Memphis, Tenn. 63-44 2/24/02 L at Fayetteville 45-66

2/24/03 W Athens 69-60

3/2/17 W # at Greenville, S.C. 56-52

1/21/18 W Athens 60-48

2/3/19 L at Auburn 58-59

1/19/20 W Athens 61-50

1/3/21 W at Auburn 76-44

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 0-0

Neutral: 0-0 11/15/08 W Athens 85-35

2/8/04 L at Fayetteville 63-71 12/30/04 W Athens 78-57 2/23/06 W at Fayetteville 86-80 2/25/07 W Athens 69-51 2/7/08 W at Fayetteville 72-58

2/11/21 W Athens 74-54 2/20/22 L at Auburn 60-65

AUGUSTA STATE: 2-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/28/84 W Athens 107-53 12/10/04 W Athens 93-47

AUSTIN PEAY: 0-1

Home: 0-1 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/16/97 L Athens 66-71

BAYLOR: 0-2

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 11/13/05 L at Lubbock, Texas 72-84 12/4/19 L at Waco, Texas 38-72

BELMONT: 4-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/17/07 W * at Minneapolis, Minn. 53-36 11/18/12 W Athens 70-38 12/12/13 W at Nashville 81-55 12/22/14 W Athens 62-43

BERRY COLLEGE: 2-4

Home: 2-2 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 2/15/74 L Athens 31-48 2/18/74 L at Mount Berry 46-75 1/22/75 L at Mount Berry 50-72 2/4/75 L Athens 57-95 12/2/81 W Athens 91-76 12/1/82 W Athens 90-67

BOISE STATE: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/21/97 W Athens 89-66 12/20/98 W at Boise 91-51

BOSTON COLLEGE: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/21/99 W at Champaign, Ill. 78-70

BOWLING GREEN: 3-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/26/83 W at Detroit 99-50 12/19/94 W at Bowling Green 82-63 12/15/95 W Athens 104-64

BROWN: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/30/06 W at San Diego, Calif. 82-69

BUTLER: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/29/19 W Daytona Beach, Fla. 69-36

BYU: 3-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/27/15 W at Northridge, Calif. 66-58 11/16/16 W Athens 81-51 11/25/17 W at BYU 79-63

CALIFORNIA: 3-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 3/27/81 W at Amarillo, Texas 80-68 12/2/01 W at Berkeley 54-48 1/4/03 W Athens 94-61 4/1/13 L * at Spokane, Wash. 62-65

CAL STATE FULLERTON: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/28/08 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 85-64

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/28/15 W at Northridge, Calif. 83-58

CENTRAL MICHIGAN: 4-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/22/85 W at Cookeville, Tenn. 97-55 12/15/88 W at Mount Pleasant 85-75 12/18/89 W Athens 78-47 12/18/97 W at Mount Pleasant 94-73

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN: 3-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 2/21/95 W Athens 91-33 12/6/97 W at Tallahassee, Fla. 97-61 12/2/18 W Athens 83-75

CHARLOTTE: 3-1

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 2/10/87 W Athens 98-50 1/14/91 W Athens 81-56 1/14/92 L at Charlotte 64-74 3/22/03 W * ATHENS 80-61

CHATTANOOGA: 13-1

Home: 7-0 ◊ Away: 6-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/6/80 W Athens 81-79 12/31/80 L at Chattanooga 74-79 2/13/82 W at Chattanooga 86-70 2/9/83 W Athens 74-60 1/26/84 W at Chattanooga 75-71 12/2/84 W Athens 91-61 1/6/86 W at Chattanooga 83-67 2/16/87 W Athens 100-52 2/14/88 W at Chattanooga 82-51 3/15/89 W * Athens 90-69 11/29/00 W Athens 81-43 11/22/02 W at Chattanooga 79-58 11/19/09 W at Chattanooga 74-57 11/19/10 W Athens 79-69

CINCINNATI: 7-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 4-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/2/85 W at Cincinnati 89-61 12/14/85 W “home” game at Marietta 98-47 11/25/88 W at Cincinnati 66-45 12/13/90 W at Cincinnati 99-38 2/18/92 W Athens 93-50 12/23/15 W Athens 60-42 12/15/16 W at Cincinnati 51-48

CLEMSON: 13-5

Home: 6-1 ◊ Away: 4-4 ◊ Neutral: 3-0 11/27/78 L at Clemson 53-77 11/28/79 L Athens 81-83 12/15/82 W at Clemson 90-65 2/28/83 W Athens 105-64 12/30/83 W at Columbus, Ohio 78-64 11/25/85 W at Clemson 87-68 1/15/87 W Athens 65-62 2/13/88 L at Clemson 65-73 1/16/89 W Athens 96-75 3/18/89 L *at Clemson 65-78 2/7/90 W at Clemson 75-52 2/7/91 W Athens 96-59 11/25/96 L at Clemson 78-83 11/30/97 W Athens 70-67 3/20/99 W *at Cincinnati, Ohio 67-54 2/13/05 W at Duluth, Ga. 88-60 12/22/08 W “home” game at Duluth, Ga. 67-50 12/28/10 W at Clemson 59-47

COLGATE: 1-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/26/14 W Athens 66-35

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON: 1-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/17/11 W Athens 73-48

COLORADO: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/25/95 W * Des Moines, Iowa 82-79

CONNECTICUT: 1-3

Home: 0-1 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 1/15/96 W at Storrs 75-67 1/20/97 L Athens 65-97 11/12/00 L “road” game at Hartford 70-99 3/26/06 L *at Bridgeport, Conn. 75-77

COPPIN STATE: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/29/93 W at Jamaica, N.Y 94-41 12/2/14 W Athens 49-29

DARTMOUTH: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/27/98 W at Hanover 96-74 12/18/00 W Athens 110-73

DAVIDSON: 2-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/19/06 W Athens 74-68 12/9/07 W Athens 79-65

DAYTON: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/18/22 W * at Ames, Iowa 70-54

DEKALB: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/17/74 W Athens 43-42 1/24/74 W at DeKalb 51-38

DEPAUL: 2-2

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/16/91 W Athens 90-67 12/14/91 L at Chicago 63-67 2/22/93 W Athens 74-62 12/5/93 L at Chicago 65-72

DENVER: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/26/10 W at Los Angeles 73-51

DETROIT: 3-1

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/11/88 W Athens 87-47 12/19/88 W at Detroit 98-54 11/22/08 L at Detroit 66-70 12/22/09 W Athens 66-42

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: 2-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/3/83 W Athens 102-61 1/30/90 W Athens 81-45

DRAKE: 0-1

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 1/22/82 L at Norfolk, Va. 64-76

DREXEL: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/22/21 W *San Antonio, Texas 67-53

DUKE: 0-4

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-4 3/26/99 L *at San Jose, Calif. 69-81 3/39/03 L *at Albuquerque, N.M. 63-66 3/26/05 L *Chattanooga, Tenn. 57-63 3/19/18 L *Athens, Ga. 40-66

EAST CAROLINA: 4-2

Home: 1-0

Away: 1-0

2-2

2/12/76 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 66-80

2/17/77 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 71-54

2/12/78 L at Rock Hill, S.C. 76-92

1/21/83 W at Columbia, S.C. 80-61

12/29/19 W Athens 67-50

12/3/20 W at Greenville, N.C. 66-45

EASTERN KENTUCKY: 4-0

Home: 2-0

Away: 2-0

Neutral: 0-0

1/31/83 W at Richmond, Ky 68-54

1/22/90 W Athens 109-90

3/14/97 W *Athens 91-55 12/30/03 W at Richmond, Ky 92-60

EASTERN WASHINGTON: 1-0

2/17/02 W Athens 73-62

1/12/03 W at Gainesville 105-62

3/1/03 W Athens 76-67 1/18/04 L Athens 73-83 2/26/04 L at Gainesville 59-69

3/5/04 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 76-72 1/27/05 W Athens 81-61

2/24/05 W at Gainesville 63-38

1/8/06 W Athens 92-55 1/29/06 W at Gainesville 89-70 1/4/07 W Athens 89-57

1/28/07 W at Gainesville 77-54 1/24/08 W at Gainesville 82-55

2/14/08 W Athens 85-66

FORT VALLEY STATE: 2-9

Home: 2-4 ◊ Away: 0-5 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 2/8/74 L Athens 49-67

1/15/75 L at Fort Valley 57-68 2/11/75 L Athens 75-76

1/17/76 L at Fort Valley 60-63 2/19/76 W Athens 73-66

1/17/77 L at Fort Valley 53-84

2/7/77 W Athens 81-70

1/14/78 L Athens 79-91 1/23/78 L at Fort Valley 52-76 1/22/79 L at Fort Valley 77-86 2/1/79 L Athens 62-79

FURMAN: 18-0

Home: 0-0

0-0

1-0 11/29/08 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 75-51

EAST TENNESSEE STATE: 3-0

Home: 2-0

0-0

1-0

2/10/78 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 95-83

12/29/99 W Athens 78-51 12/1/08 W Athens 77-57

ERSKINE: 0-2

Home: 0-1

0-1

1/18/09 L at Gainesville 45-61 3/1/09 W Athens 84-75 1/10/10 W Athens 61-52 2/21/10 L at Gainesville 57-64 1/16/11 W Athens 70-64

2/27/11 L at Gainesville 71-74

1/12/12 W Athens 61-55 2/19/12 L at Gainesville 57-61 1/27/13 W Athens 69-52 2/17/13 W at Gainesville 62-57

1/19/14 W at Gainesville 68-62 2/16/14 W Athens 67-58

0-0

1/17/79 L Athens 53-76 1/29/79 L at Due West, S.C. 50-64

FAIRFIELD: 1-0

Home: 0-0

Home: 32-6

0-0

1-0 12/29/97 W at Philadelphia

FLORIDA: 62-18

28-11

2-1

1/4/78 L Athens 79-83

11/18/78 L at Gainesville 60-69

1/5/79 L at Starkville, Miss. 66-74

12/15/79 W Athens 85-71

1/2/80 W at Gainesville 79-66

1/17/81 W at Gainesville 86-66

11/30/81 W at Gainesville 89-76

1/9/82 W Athens 92-77

12/11/82 W Athens 88-66

1/10/83 W at Gainesville 76-60

1/16/84 W Athens 86-66

2/25/84 W at Gainesville 63-48

1/12/85 W at Gainesville 88-73

1/19/85 W Athens 67-56

2/15/86 W at Gainesville 83-47

1/4/87 W Athens 78-65

1/9/88 W at Gainesville 96-66

1/8/89 W Athens 101-77

1/6/90 W at Gainesville 70-58

1/12/91 W Athens 89-68

1/22/92 W at Gainesville 96-81

1/20/93 W Athens 70-64

2/9/94 L at Gainesville 72-79

2/8/95 L Athens 46-59

3/4/95 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 88-71

1/25/96 W at Gainesville 72-61

2/20/96 W Athens 89-81

1/29/97 W Athens 86-73

2/19/97 W at Gainesville 66-64

1/7/98 L at Gainesville 61-94

2/17/98 W Athens 79-62

1/7/99 W Athens 84-72

2/18/99 W at Gainesville 91-66

1/13/00 W at Gainesville 78-71

2/3/00 W Athens (OT) 81-76

1/11/01 W Athens 72-59

2/1/01 L at Gainesville 64-75

1/27/02 L at Gainesville 64-73

2/12/15 L Athens 51-48 3/1/15 W at Gainesville 52-45 1/14/16 W at Gainesville 71-61 2/21/16 W Athens 74-63 1/22/17 L Athens 68-76 2/26/17 L at Gainesville 58-65 01/28/18 W at Gainesville 66-57 02/25/18 W Athens 63-43 02/10/19 W Athens 93-58 02/28/19 W at Gainesville 69-57 2/9/20 W at Gainesville 49-43 3/1/20 W Athens 65-59 1/10/21 W Athens 68-58 2/28/21 W at Gainesville 95-80 1/2/22 W at Gainesville 73-69 2/6/22 L Athens 51-54

FLORIDA A&M: 6-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/21/85 W Athens 85-50 12/16/85 W at Tallahassee 90-62 2/24/87 W Athens 89-51 2/17/88 W at Tallahassee 86-55 2/10/92 W Athens 101-63 2/26/92 W at Tallahassee 93-66

FLORIDA ATLANTIC: 1-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/12/94 W Athens 109-54

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL: 3-1 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 2/14/94 W Athens 72-50 12/5/97 L at Tallahassee, Fla. 68-83 12/30/07 W at Miami 70-56 12/30/10 W at Miami 70-65

FLORIDA STATE: 8-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 3-0 1/3/88 W at Tallahassee 91-72 2/16/89 W Athens 90-70 2/21/90 W at Tallahassee 80-76 1/31/91 W Athens 91-71 12/30/98 W Athens 95-72 1/21/07 W at Duluth, Ga. 70-65 12/29/07 W at Miami (OT) 71-62 3/22/11 W *at Auburn, Ala. 61-59

Home: 14-0 ◊ Away: 3-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 2/13/75 W at Rock Hill, S.C. 61-43 2/6/79 W Athens 80-64 2/18/81 W at Greenville 80-39 2/24/93 W Athens 90-66 11/28/93 W at Greenville 88-77 12/17/03 W at Greenville 86-51 11/19/04 W Athens 98-76 12/28/11 W Athens 83-58 11/28/12 W Athens 83-47 11/19/13 W Athens 72-48 12/20/14 W Athens 58-51 12/8/15 W Athens 77-39 12/5/16 W Athens 67-62 11/30/17 W Athens 79-44 12/4/18 W Athens 61-38 12/15/19 W Athens 77-48 12/20/20 W Athens 69-43 11/15/21 W Athens 78-41

GARDNER-WEBB Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0

Neutral: 0-0 12/22/19 W Athens 84-56 11/11/21 W Athens 97-45

GEORGE MASON: 2-0 Home: 1-0

Away: 1-0

Neutral: 0-0 12/19/06 W at Fairfax, Va. 76-51 11/11/07 W Athens 84-56

GEORGETOWN: 0-1 Home: 0-0

Away: 0-0

Neutral: 0-1 11/26/11 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 56-64

GEORGE WASHINGTON: 1-2 Home: 0-0

Away: 0-0

Neutral: 1-2 3/13/98 L *Storrs, Conn. 72-74 12/28/06 L at San Diego, Calif. 54-66 11/29/13 W at Atlanta, Ga. 80-60

GEORGIA SOUTHERN: 25-9 Home: 14-3 ◊ Away: 9-6 ◊ Neutral: 2-0 1/11/75 L at Statesboro 70-78 1/17/75 W Athens 49-46 11/18/76 L at Statesboro 57-67 2/12/77 L Athens 69-80 11/17/77 L at Statesboro 73-94 2/18/78 W Athens 71-63 11/21/78 L Athens 49-59 1/26/79 L at Statesboro 60-72 12/10/79 L Athens 56-68 2/2/80 L at Statesboro (OT) 63-65 1/24/81 W Athens 55-52 2/4/81 L at Statesboro 70-82\ 2/28/81 W at Atlanta, Ga. 85-53 12/10/84 W Athens 76-56 1/17/85 W at Statesboro 86-59 12/11/85 W Athens 97-67 1/9/86 W at Statesboro 97-47 2/3/93 W at Statesboro 78-64

12/14/93 W at Atlanta, Ga. 82-77

11/28/95 W Athens 98-49

11/24/97 W at Statesboro 84-73

12/10/98 W Athens 101-52

11/30/99 W at Statesboro 102-70

11/27/00 W Athens 85-57

12/4/01 W at Statesboro 73-54

11/25/03 W at Statesboro 84-53

11/30/04 W Athens 61-50

11/21/06 W at Statesboro 75-71

11/13/07 W Athens 105-66

11/14/10 W Athens 58-43

11/15/11 W at Statesboro 68-49

11/25/14 W Athens 93-52

11/24/15 W Athens 75-28

12/21/18 W Athens 81-38

1/14/77 L Athens 63-65

1/31/77 L at Atlanta 52-53

1/30/78 L Athens 58-68

2/16/78 L at Atlanta 65-74

1/13/79 L Athens 57-65

2/5/79 L at Atlanta 46-74

1/4/80 L at Atlanta 58-64

1/9/80 L Athens 69-72

12/20/80 W Athens 79-68

1/26/81 L at Atlanta 63-66

1/6/82 L at Atlanta (OT) 77-79

2/1/82 W Athens 98-60

1/3/83 W at Atlanta 97-42

1/26/83 W Athens 93-55

2/2/84 W at Atlanta 114-68

2/13/85 W Athens 99-57

1/24/90 W at Atlanta 83-50

1/7/91 W Athens 77-45

1/6/92 W at Atlanta 76-65

1/4/93 W Athens 78-63

12/12/94 W at Atlanta 92-37

1/27/97 W Athens 95-65

12/28/00 W at Atlanta 107-75

11/27/01 W Athens 77-67

11/27/02 W at Atlanta 89-50

11/21/03 W Athens 87-48

12/1/13 W at Atlanta 70-58

12/17/20 W Athens 85-51

GEORGIA TECH: 36-8 Home: 16-2 ◊ Away: 13-5 ◊ Neutral: 7-1

1/25/75 W Athens 96-38

1/10/76 W Athens 77-22

2/23/76 W at Atlanta 60-35

11/30/79 W Athens 97-78

1/16/80 W at Atlanta 78-77

11/25/80 W Athens 91-51

1/12/81 W Athens 79-53

2/26/81 W at Atlanta 89-70

12/4/81 W Athens 86-43

2/8/82 W at Atlanta 69-52

12/4/82 W Athens 90-56

12/2/83 W at Atlanta 89-52

11/29/84 W at Atlanta 100-69

12/4/85 W Athens 93-58

1/29/87 W at Atlanta 72-57

12/2/87 W Athens 92-71

11/29/88 W at Atlanta 73-58

11/29/89 W Athens 85-70

12/15/93 W at Atlanta 67-52

12/13/94 W at Atlanta 113-81

1/18/99 W at Marietta 88-82

1/20/00 W at Marietta 86-58

12/8/00 W at Marietta 78-61

12/27/01 W at Marietta 69-52

12/27/02 L at Atlanta 61-65

12/27/03 W at Atlanta 78-62

12/3/04 L at Atlanta 49-55

12/4/05 W Athens 72-66 12/3/06 W at Atlanta 79-69 12/2/07 W Athens 71-64 12/5/08 L at Atlanta 42-57 12/6/09 W Athens 56-50 12/5/10 L at Atlanta 53-69

12/4/11 W Athens 75-68 12/2/12 W at Atlanta 60-50 11/24/13 W Athens 63-56 11/23/14 W at Atlanta 64-61 11/22/15 W Athens 78-66 11/20/16 L at Atlanta 45-52 12/17/17 W Athens 60-53 11/18/18 L at Atlanta 53-63 11/17/19 L Athens 40-73 11/29/20 W at Atlanta (OT) 75-69 12/5/21 L Athens 54-55

GONZAGA: 0-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 12/19/11 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 68-71

GRAMBLING STATE: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/28/86 W at Atlanta 73-51

HAMPTON: 1-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/9/99 W Athens 107-46

HARTFORD: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/13/06 W *at Trenton, N.J. 73-54

HIGH POINT: 1-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/19/10 W Athens 66-61

HOUSTON: 3-1 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/5/99 W at Houston 98-68 12/10/00 W Athens 92-61 12/20/02 L at Houston 81-78 12/3/03 W Athens 65-52

HOWARD: 3-0 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/17/87 W at Howard 72-69 2/22/89 W Athens 86-49 12/19/17 W Athens 87-47

IDAHO: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/26/04 W at Honolulu, Hawaii 77-55

ILLINOIS: 3-2 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 3/15/86 W * Athens 103-64 1/2/00 L at Champaign 65-82 1/4/01 W Athens 100-59 12/28/12 L at Champaign 70-59 12/28/13 W Athens 82-60

INDIANA: 3-1 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 3/25/83 W *at South Bend, Ind. 86-70 3/17/95 W * Athens 81-64 11/21/10 W Athens 84-51 3/19/16 L South Bend, Ind. 58-62

IONA: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/19/04 W at New Rochelle 96-52 12/6/05 W Athens 97-60

IOWA: 3-2

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 2-1 3/29/87 L * at Ruston, La. 60-62 11/29/87 L at Iowa City 56-66 1/5/91 W at Iowa City 62-51 12/20/95 W Myrtle Beach, S.C. 79-52 3/23/08 W * at Norfolk, Va. 67-61

IOWA STATE: 3-1

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 3-1 3/22/99 W * at Cincinnati, Ohio 89-71 3/19/07 W * at Minneapolis, Minn. 76-56 3/25/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 65-60 3/20/22 L * at Ames, Iowa 44-67

JACKSONVILLE STATE: 1-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/9/20 W Athens 68-47

KANSAS: 1-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 3/14/87 W * Athens 82-51 12/28/93 L Jamaica, N.Y 79-92

KANSAS STATE: 1-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/6/83 W “home” game at Marietta 88-67

KENNESAW STATE: 4-0

Home: 4-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/15/13 W Athens 91-32 12/3/15 W Athens 89-34 11/29/16 W Athens 82-40 11/7/2019 W Athens 80-65

KENTUCKY: 38-22

Home: 17-8 ◊ Away: 14-12 ◊ Neutral: 7-2 1/18/80 L at Lexington 61-82 1/31/81 W # at Baton Rouge, La. 73-62 1/3/82 L at Lexington 59-62 2/6/82 L Athens 76-77 1/30/83 L at Lexington (OT) 59-66 2/20/83 W Athens 99-81 1/7/84 W at Lexington 69-68 2/5/84 W Athens 87-61 1/29/85 L at Lexington 57-61 2/17/85 W Athens 87-65 2/23/86 W Athens 113-67 2/27/87 W at Lexington 73-64 3/4/87 W # Albany, Ga. 67-64 2/7/88 W Athens 86-70 2/4/89 W at Lexington 92-70 2/3/90 W Athens 78-75 2/3/91 W at Lexington 87-71

1/11/92 W Athens 83-65

1/10/93 L at Lexington 60-69

1/23/94 L Athens 70-71

1/22/95 W at Lexington 68-57

2/13/96 W Athens 75-55

2/8/97 W at Lexington 80-62

2/11/98 W Athens 87-46

2/7/99 L at Lexington 76-80

2/27/99 W #at Chattanooga, Tenn. 68-62

2/17/00 W at Lexington 73-69

3/3/00 W #at Chattanooga, Tenn. 63-45

2/15/01 W Athens 91-58

2/3/02 W at Lexington 76-50

1/26/03 W Athens 71-59

1/11/04 W at Lexington 74-53

2/29/04 W Athens 73-62

1/13/05 L at Lexington 63-71

2/6/05 W Athens 68-64

2/2/06 W Athens 91-57

2/15/07 W at Lexington (OT) 82-72

3/2/07 W #at Duluth, Ga. 72-40

1/31/08 L Athens 44-47

SERIES RESULTS

3/7/08 L #at Nashville, Tenn. 50-57

2/26/09 W at Lexington 61-57

3/5/09 W #at North Little Rock, Ark. 82-64

1/7/10 W Athens (OT) 61-60

2/11/10 L at Lexington 48-64

1/9/11 W at Lexington 61-59

2/17/11 W Athens 69-51

1/19/12 L Athens 64-69

2/3/13 W at Lexington 75-71

3/9/13 L #at Duluth, Ga. 53-71

1/30/14 W Athens 58-56

2/1/15 L at Lexington 72-80

1/10/16 L Athens 53-64

1/15/17 L at Lexington 61-82

2/9/17 L Athens 56-66

1/7/18 W at Lexington 56-42

3/3/19 L Athens 53-58

2/27/20 L at Lexington 77-88

2/25/21 L Athens 58-62

3/5/21 W #Greenville, S.C. 78-66

1/6/22 L at Lexington 76-84

LA SALLE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/30/97 W at Philadelphia, Pa. 80-64

LIBERTY: 3-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

3/13/99 W *Athens 73-52

3/16/01 W * Athens 77-48

3/20/04 W * at Philadelphia, Pa. 78-53

LIPSCOMB: 3-0

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/16/12 W Athens 93-42

12/17/13 W Athens 81-46 12/19/18 W Athens 77-45

LONG BEACH STATE: 5-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

3/23/85 W * at Los Angeles, Calif. 97-82 12/31/85 W at Long Beach 93-68

1/20/88 W Athens 74-64

3/21/91 W * at Las Vegas, Nev. 87-77 12/20/99 W at Long Beach 87-67

LOUISIANA-MONROE: 4-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/13/86 W at Monroe 69-63 12/6/87 W Athens 78-59 12/10/88 W at Monroe 71-65 11/28/90 W Athens 109-70

LOUISIANA STATE: 27-24

Home: 16-8 ◊ Away: 7-12 ◊ Neutral: 4-4

2/28/82 W # at Lexington, Ky 77-66

3/3/83 W # at Knoxville, Tenn. 79-78

3/2/84 W # Athens 84-77

2/2/86 W Athens 90-66

3/3/86 W # Athens 94-72

1/11/87 L at Baton Rouge 53-84

1/17/88 L Athens 56-70

3/4/88 W # at Albany, Ga. 86-84

2/25/89 L at Baton Rouge 72-82

2/25/90 W Athens 72-56

2/10/91 W at Baton Rouge (OT) 108-102

3/2/91 L # at Albany, Ga. 74-83

2/22/92 L Athens 75-86

2/20/93 W at Baton Rouge 88-53

1/18/94 W Athens 92-63

12/17/94 W at Baton Rouge 84-68

1/4/96 W Athens 76-61

3/1/96 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 71-73

2/11/97 W at Baton Rouge 76-65

1/10/98 W Athens 81-70

1/10/99 W at Baton Rouge 73-60

12/2/99 L Athens 74-80

1/14/01 W at Baton Rouge 64-55

1/3/02 W Athens 72-56 2/2/03 L at Baton Rouge 64-68

1/25/04 W Athens 80-74

3/29/04 L * vs. Seattle, Wash. 60-62

1/8/05 L at Baton Rouge 52-76

3/5/05 L # at Greenville, S.C. 65-79

1/22/06 L Athens 64-65

2/12/06 L at Baton Rouge 61-68

1/7/07 L at Baton Rouge 55-57

2/1/07 W Athens 53-51

2/10/08 L at Baton Rouge 57-63

2/19/09 L Athens 46-57

2/4/10 W Athens (OT) 49-46

1/30/11 L at Baton Rouge 41-47

2/26/12 W Athens 62-46

2/10/13 L at Baton Rouge 54-62 3/8/13 W # at Duluth, Ga. 71-53

2/20/14 W Athens 71-67

2/19/15 L at Baton Rouge 52-64 1/24/16 L Athens 46-53 2/14/16 W at Baton Rouge 58-47

2/19/17 W Athens 70-65 2/1/18 L at Baton Rouge 60-71

1/3/19 W Athens 63-50 2/23/20 W at Baton Rouge 73-56 1/28/21 L Athens 52-60 12/30/21 L Athens 62-68 2/10/21 L at Baton Rouge 67-73

LOUISIANA TECH: 1-6 Home: 0-2 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 1-2 1/27/82 L “home” game at Marietta 60-83 12/17/86 L at Ruston 54-79 12/4/87 L Athens 59-79 12/13/88 L at Ruston 55-72 3/25/96 W * at Nacogdoches, Texas 90-76 12/27/96 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 69-71 12/29/10 L at Miami, Fla. 62-77

LOUISVILLE: 2-0 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 3/17/84 W * Athens 112-69 3/19/95 W *Athens 81-68

LOYOLA (CHICAGO): 3-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/1/90 W Athens 107-61 12/16/91 W at Chicago 85-59 12/7/93 W at Chicago 102-88

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: 2-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/26/05 W at Los Angeles 89-58 11/27/10 W at Los Angeles 76-45

MAINE: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/27/99 W at Orono (OT) 79-68 11/18/01 W Athens 88-57

MANHATTAN: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/30/94 W at Riverdale 94-52 12/1/98 W Athens 97-63

MARIST: 2-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/21/04 W at Poughkeepsie 79-62 3/19/06 W * at Trenton, N.J. 75-60 3/18/12 L * at Tallahassee, Fla. 70-76

MARQUETTE: 2-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/8/93 L at Milwaukee 72-88 1/11/95 W Athens 104-60 11/27/21 W at Daytona Beach, Fla. 70-45

MARYLAND: 2-2

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/7/86 W Athens 65-49 12/15/87 L at College Park 48-66 12/28/90 W at New Brunswick, N.J. 91-73 11/24/18 L at Puerto Rico Clasico 51-58

MASSACHUSETTS: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/29/98 W at Amherst 80-57 11/19/00 W Athens 71-63

MCNEESE STATE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/28/81 W at Orlando, Fla. 94-74

MEMPHIS: 3-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/18/81 W at Memphis 80-68 12/29/05 W at Memphis 97-44 11/29/06 W Athens 95-46

MERCER: 28-12

Home: 17-5

Away: 11-5

Neutral: 0-2 1/22/74 L Athens 44-80 2/1/74 L at Macon 45-75 3/1/74 L at Clarkston, Ga. 41-67 2/21/75 L at Statesboro, Ga. 53-90 1/13/76 L Athens 69-78 2/9/76 W at Macon 72-61 1/28/77 L Athens 85-95 2/14/77 L at Macon 77-104 1/7/78 L at Macon 73-101 2/6/78 L Athens 78-87 11/13/78 L at Macon 56-65 2/14/79 L Athens 58-66 1/12/80 W Athens (OT) 87-85 2/13/80 L at Macon 74-113 1/5/81 W at Macon 75-69 2/11/81 W Athens 124-91 12/12/81 W at Macon 76-70 2/26/83 W Athens (OT) 78-66 1/11/83 W at Macon 80-66 1/30/84 W Athens 78-57 1/14/85 W at Macon 94-78 2/13/86 W Athens 105-54 2/4/87 W at Macon 88-41 12/6/91 W Athens 99-69

2/1/93 W at Macon 65-57

1/10/94 W Athens 103-51 12/17/07 W Athens 102-45 12/7/10 W Athens 92-45 12/6/11 W at Macon 80-43 12/4/12 W Athens 80-38 11/14/13 W Athens 72-41 12/4/14 W at Macon 68-49 12/2/15 W Athens 57-44 11/13/16 W Athens 72-64

11/19/17 W at Macon 72-54

3/17/18 W *Athens, Ga. 68-63

11/28/18 W Athens 67-60

11/21/19 W Athens 76-60 11/25/20 W at Macon 83-64 11/18/21 W Athens 67-52

MIAMI (FLA.): 2-0 Home: 1-0

Neutral: 1-0 2/20/82 W Athens 91-51 1/15/06 W at Duluth, Ga. 74-59

Away: 0-0

MIAMI (OHIO): 1-1

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

1/19/80 L at Lexington, Ky 64-72 12/29/83 W at Columbus, Ohio 93-36

MICHIGAN STATE: 4-2

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 1-2 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/17/88 W at East Lansing 66-52

12/16/89 W Atlanta 90-66

1/5/02 L at East Lansing 49-70

12/17/02 W Athens 64-61

12/7/14 W Athens 69-60 11/18/15 L at East Lansing 45-66

MIDDLE GEORGIA: 0-1

Home: 0-1 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/12/74 L Athens 44-54

MIDDLE TENNESSEE: 12-1

Home: 4-1 ◊ Away: 7-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

11/21/84 W at Murfreesboro 84-73

12/2/85 W Athens 108-58

12/10/89 W at Murfreesboro 95-89

12/8/90 W at Murfreesboro 80-62

2/6/92 W Athens 80-65

11/27/94 W at Murfreesboro 95-71

12/1/96 W at Murfreesboro 89-70

11/20/01 W Athens (OT) 77-72

12/30/02 W at Murfreesboro 79-43

12/13/03 W Athens 65-50

11/30/05 W at Murfreesboro 90-72

12/7/06 L Athens 62-70

3/20/11 W *at Auburn, Ala. 56-41

MINNESOTA: 2-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-0

12/30/82 W at Miami, Fla. 65-61 11/24/16 W at Bimini, Bahamas 70-58

OLE MISS: 38-13

Home: 20-1 ◊ Away: 12-9 ◊ Neutral: 6-3

2/7/80 L # Knoxville, Tenn. 70-80

1/29/81 W # Baton Rouge, La. 75-68

3/5/83 W # Knoxville, Tenn. 72-69

3/23/84 W # Knoxville, Tenn. 73-63

1/26/86 W at Oxford 70-69

3/2/86 W # Athens 76-68

2/22/87 W Athens 69-64

2/27/88 L at Oxford 61-69

1/22/89 W Athens 72-65

3/3/89 L # Albany, Ga. 69-78

1/20/90 L at Oxford 65-68

1/19/91 W Athens 77-64

2/1/92 L at Oxford 59-88

3/7/92 W # Albany, Ga. 71-60

1/30/93 W Athens 75-60

2/12/94 L at Oxford 49-78

2/10/95 W Athens (OT) 80-77

2/7/96 W at Oxford 90-85

1/18/97 W Athens 78-56

1/24/98 W at Oxford 65-58

2/26/98 L # Columbus, Ga. 73-77

1/24/99 W Athens 81-43

1/27/00 W at Oxford 75-51

1/25/01 W Athens 74-51

3/2/01 W # Memphis, Tenn. 80-61

1/24/02 W at Oxford 79-69

1/16/03 W Athens 96-54

1/22/04 L at Oxford (2OT) 79-90

2/15/04 W Athens 79-62

1/6/05 W Athens 78-51

2/20/05 L at Oxford 61-72

3/4/05 W # at Greenville, S.C. 87-65

1/5/06 W at Oxford 84-70

1/25/07 W Athens 69-60

1/10/08 W Athens 75-62

1/8/09 L at Oxford 54-62

1/24/10 L Athens 65-66

2/13/11 W at Oxford 61-56

1/22/12 W at Oxford 61-47

2/23/12 W Athens 87-52

2/24/13 W at Oxford 73-54

2/9/14 W Athens 84-63

1/15/15 L at Oxford 52-55

2/7/16 W Athens 70-56

1/29/17 L at Oxford 62-69

2/4/18 W Athens 69-45

2/19/18 W at Oxford 66-52

2/18/19 W Athens 78-56

1/2/20 W at Oxford 58-51

1/17/21 W Athens 73-57

1/30/22 W at Oxford 52-62

MISSISSIPPI STATE: 29-21 Home: 16-6 ◊ Away: 11-13 ◊ Neutral: 2-2

1//22/77 L Athens 73-92

1/21/78 L at Starkville 54-86

1/4/79 L at Starkville 46-58

12/19/79 W Athens 88-76 12/17/81 W at Memphis, Tenn. 75-56

2/8/86 W Athens 87-47

1/18/87 W at Starkville 69-50

1/24/88 W Athens 60-55

2/18/89 W at Starkville 83-74

2/17/90 W Athens 101-64 2/16/91 W at Starkville 90-59 1/26/92 W Athens 82-60

1/23/93 L at Starkville 65-76

2/6/94 W Atlanta 83-65 2/4/95 W at Starkville 69-66 1/28/96 W Athens 97-62

1/24/97 W at Starkville 68-65

2/1/98 L Athens 75-79

1/31/99 L at Starkville 72-78

2/26/99 W # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 72-66 2/6/00 W Athens 83-67 3/4/00 L # at Chattanooga, Tenn. 61-62 2/4/01 W at Starkville 78-74

1/13/02 L at Starkville 82-84 1/31/02 L Athens 71-72

2/6/03 W Athens 76-71 2/27/03 L at Starkville 71-76 1/8/04 W Athens 88-70

1/23/05 W at Starkville 67-57 1/19/06 W Athens 81-42

1/11/07 W at Starkville 74-61

2/17/08 W at Starkville 60-56

2/1/09 W Athens 69-57

1/28/10 L at Starkville 66-74 3/5/10 L # at Duluth, Ga. 52-67 1/23/11 W Athens 78-58

1/15/12 W at Starkville 68-51

2/2/12 W Athens 70-60

2/28/13 L at Starkville 38-50

2/2/14 L at Starkville 67-80 3/2/14 W Athens 77-48

1/2/15 L at Starkville 56-64 1/21/16 W Athens 47-43 2/16/17 L at Starkville 49-58

12/31/17 L Athens 62-86

1/10/19 L at Starkville 71-80 1/5/20 L Athens 66-73 2/3/20 L at Starkville 53-67 12/31/20 L Athens 62-69 1/20/22 W at Starkville 66-63

MISSOURI: 11-6 Home: 5-3 ◊ Away: 3-4 ◊ Neutral: 2-0 12/15/84 W at Columbia 70-67 1/8/87 W Athens 80-67

3/18/01 L * Athens 65-78

1/3/13 W Athens 77-46

1/9/14 L at Columbia 56-66

1/8/15 W Athens 64-56

3/5/15 W at Little Rock, Ark. 75-64

1/7/16 L Athens 48-54

2/4/16 W at Columbia 65-50

1/1/17 L at Columbia 45-63

1/25/18 W Athens 62-50 3/2/18 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 55-41 1/17/19 L at Columbia 35-61 2/6/20 L Athens 65-73 2/14/21 W at Columbia 82-64 1/17/22 W at Columbia 72-62 2/17/22 W Athens 74-49

MONTANA: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/18/00 W * Athens 74-46 3/23/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 70-50

MONTANA STATE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/20/11 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 63-49 MOREHEAD STATE: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/29/03 W at Morehead 92-42

MORGAN STATE: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/14/14 W Athens 68-36 11/22/18 W at Puerto Rico Clasico 60-33

MORRIS BROWN: 1-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/7/02 W Athens 105-36

MISSOURI-K.C.: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/18/92 W at Columbus, Ohio 72-63

NEBRASKA: 2-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/25/89 W at Lincoln 74-59 12/21/95 W at Myrtle Beach 86-70

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS: 3-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/16/91 W * Athens 86-62 12/28/96 W at Las Vegas 87-41 12/1/01 W at Berkeley, Calif. 77-62

NEW MEXICO: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/24/12 W at Albuquerque 72-42

NEW MEXICO STATE: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 2/15/95 W Athens 80-53 12/8/95 W at Las Cruces 75-67

NORTH CAROLINA: 5-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 4-1 3/19/83 W * Athens 72-70 12/27/85 W at Los Angeles, Calif. 87-70 12/29/89 W at Hilton Head Island, S.C. 83-69 2/4/96 W at Charlotte, N.C. 80-75 3/25/00 W * at Portland, Ore. 83-57 3/25/08 L * at Norfolk, Va. 66-80

NORTH CAROLINA A&T: 3-0

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/15/06 W Athens 89-35 12/14/17 W Athens 73-63 11/13/19 W Athens 72-54

N.C. CENTRAL: 1-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/26/08 W Athens 85-31

N.C. STATE: 9-0

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 5-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

1/3/84 W Athens 86-68

11/30/85 W at Raleigh 92-67

12/29/87 W at Raleigh 73-54

11/26/88 W at Raleigh 68-58

1/3/90 W Marietta 89-68

3/23/95 W # at Des Moines, Iowa 98-79

12/16/01 W at Raleigh (OT) 68-63

12/6/03 W Athens 72-58

12/16/21 W at Raleigh (OT) 82-80

NORTHEASTERN: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/27/11 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 81-61

NORTH FLORIDA: 2-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/28/17 W Athens 75-37 12/8/21 W Athens 69-40

NORTH GEORGIA: 6-6

Home: 4-2 ◊ Away: 2-4 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

1/18/74 L at Dahlonega 51-92

2/26/74 L Athens 46-76

1/29/75 W Athens 84-64

2/18/75 W at Dahlonega 66-60

1/23/76 W Athens 49-48

2/17/76 L at Dahlonega 52-56

1/6/77 L at Dahlonega 51-53

2/28/77 L Athens 65-72

12/2/77 W Athens 93-66

1/10/78 W at Dahlonega 83-71

12/2/78 L at Dahlonega 59-63

1/30/80 W Athens 87-42

NORTHERN ILLINOIS: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/19/81 W at Memphis, Tenn. 76-65

NORTHWESTERN: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/21/90 W at Stanford, Calif. (OT) 93-83

NORTHWESTERN STATE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/15/86 W at Natchitoches (OT) 95-94

NOTRE DAME: 3-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/8/91 W Athens (OT) 90-86

12/21/92 W at South Bend 81-75

11/24/00 L at Madison, Wis. 73-75 11/26/21 W Daytona Beach, Fla. (OT) 71-67

OAKLAND: 4-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0

12/19/01 W at Rochester 72-51

12/8/02 W Athens 99-56 11/29/07 W Athens 69-59 11/20/08 W at Rochester 64-61

OHIO STATE: 8-2

Home: 2-1 ◊ Away: 3-1 ◊ Neutral: 3-0

12/29/84 W at Columbus 58-57

12/28/87 W at Raleigh, N.C. 80-66

11/24/89 W at Lincoln, Neb. 88-78

12/15/90 W at Columbus 91-60

11/30/91 L Athens 79-82

12/19/92 L at Columbus 72-89

11/25/94 W Athens 79-70 12/19/99 W at Long Beach, Calif. 91-59

11/17/13 W Athens 53-49 11/19/14 W at Columbus 67-59

OKLAHOMA: 5-1

Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-0

12/11/97 W at Norman 94-76 12/13/98 W Athens 88-79

11/22/00 W at Madison, Wis. 94-70 1/27/08 L at Norman 57-65

11/15/09 W Athens 62-51 12/6/20 W Athens 93-80

OKLAHOMA STATE: 2-2 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/28/88 L at Las Vegas, Nev. 70-76 3/17/96 W * Athens 83-55 3/22/10 W * at Tempe, Ariz. (OT) 74-71 12/3/16 L at Stillwater, Okla. 51-71

OLD DOMINION: 0-3 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-2 3/31/85 L *at Austin, Texas 65-70 11/26/95 L at Norfolk, Va. 64-67 3/16/02 L *at West Lafayette, Ind. 54-68

ORAL ROBERTS: 5-1 Home: 4-0 ◊ Away: 1-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/22/80 W “home” game at Marietta 103-73 12/13/80 L at Tulsa 58-63 2/3/92 W Athens 77-74 1/25/93 W Athens 116-49 12/14/97 W at Tulsa 64-60 11/22/98 W Athens 118-64

OREGON: 2-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 2-1 12/18/83 W at Portland, Ore. 89-64 12/21/96 W at Anchorage, Alaska 72-55 3/24/21 L *San Antonio, Texas 50-57

OREGON STATE: 1-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/20/83 W at Portland, Ore. 89-54 12/13/92 L at Honolulu, Hawaii 79-81

PENN STATE: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 1/20/96 W at University Park 79-78 1/5/97 W Athens 62-56

PIEDMONT: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/10/79 W Athens 88-69 1/28/80 W at Demorest 83-66

PITTSBURGH: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/26/81 W * at Amarillo, Texas 100-69

PORTLAND STATE: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/19/83 W at Portland 64-34

PRAIRIE VIEW A&M: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/23/07 W at Freeport, Bahamas 78-44

PRESBYTERIAN: 6-0 Home: 5-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/1/78 W at Clinton, S.C. 62-55 2/20/79 W Athens 62-46 1/2/08 W Athens 93-49 11/14/12 W Athens 66-38 11/10/13 W Athens 45-30 12/28/18 W Athens 83-59

PURDUE: 1-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 3/27/04 W * at Seattle, Wash. 66-64 3/25/07 L *at Dallas, Texas 65-78

RUTGERS: 9-4

Home: 4-0 ◊ Away: 1-3 ◊ Neutral: 4-1 11/26/82 W Chicago, Ill. 76-61 12/28/84 W Columbus, Ohio 80-62 12/30/90 L at Piscataway 57-58 12/7/94 W Athens 105-70 12/28/94 W at Piscataway 92-74 3/27/00 L *Portland, Ore. 51-59 12/3/00 W at Orlando, Fla. 82-53 3/24/03 W * Athens 74-64 11/12/06 W Norman, Okla. 78-69 12/8/08 L at Piscataway 34-45 11/22/09 W Athens 49-48 11/11/12 W Athens 57-51 12/21/13 L at Piscataway 58-61

SACRAMENTO STATE: 1-0

Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 12/19/98 L at Boise, Idaho 94-48

SETON HALL: 1-1 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-1

Neutral: 0-0 12/28/14 W at South Orange, N.J. 51-70 12/6/15 W Athens 70-52

ST. BONAVENTURE: 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0

Neutral: 1-0 11/23/12 W at Albuquerque, N.M. 84-48 11/9/18 W Athens 67-40

ST. FRANCIS (PA): 2-0

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 3/15/96 W * Athens 98-66 12/19/21 W Athens 82-45

ST. JOHN’S: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0

Neutral: 1-0 11/25/83 W at Detroit, Mich. 83-70

SAINT JOSEPH’S: 0-1 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 3/23/14 L * at Storrs, Conn. 57-67

SAMFORD: 0-1 Home: 0-1 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/22/16 L Athens 59-65

SAN DIEGO STATE: 1-1 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-1 12/28/92 L at Philadelphia, Pa. 63-70 3/17/93 W * Athens 85-68

SANTA CLARA: 3-1

Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-1 12/12/92 L at Honolulu, Hawaii 62-64 11/28/03 W at Santa Clara 77-65 11/28/04 W at Honolulu, Hawaii 87-68 11/18/05 W Athens 92-91

SAVANNAH STATE: 6-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 2/21/75 W at Statesboro 54-47 12/10/05 W Athens 106-34 12/15/06 W at Savannah 75-54 1/15/09 W Athens 74-28 12/30/09 W at Savannah 80-45 11/20/12 W Athens 94-57

RICE: 1-0 Home: 0-0

Neutral: 1-0 3/19/05 W *at Dallas, Texas 75-49

Away: 0-0

RICHMOND: 2-0 Home: 1-0

SHORTER: 0-6 Home: 0-2 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 0-2 3/2/74 L at Clarkston 59-69 2/27/76 L at Statesboro 69-71 1/19/77 L at Rome 51-69 2/2/77 L Athens 59-82 11/30/77 L Athens 70-109 1/28/78 L at Rome 69-82

Neutral: 0-0 12/20/06 W at Richmond 72-41 11/9/07 W Athens 81-53

Away: 1-0

RIDER: 1-0 Home: 0-0

Neutral: 1-0 12/29/92 W at Villanova, Pa. 97-57

Away: 0-0

SOUTH ALABAMA: 5-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 11/29/86 W at Atlanta, Ga. 70-58 12/29/88 W at Las Vegas, Nev. 92-62 2/25/91 W Athens 125-64 12/10/91 W at Mobile, Ala. 77-61 12/21/21 W Athens 89-50

SOUTH CAROLINA: 33-22

Home: 15-7 ◊ Away: 14-8 ◊ Neutral: 4-7

2/13/76 W at Rock Hill 62-60

2/9/78 L at Rock Hill 49-71

1/30/82 W Athens (OT) 82-75

1/22/83 W at Columbia 74-72

1/22/86 W Athens 93-70

1/2/87 W at Columbia 69-56

2/3/88 W Athens 82-60

1/12/89 W at Columbia 82-73

12/30/89 W at Hilton Head, S.C. 76-64

2/15/90 W Athens 72-57

12/11/90 W at Columbia 74-56

1/18/92 W Athens 63-62

1/16/93 L at Columbia 57-77

1/19/94 W Athens 80-76

1/29/95 W at Columbia 80-58

2/11/96 W Athens 79-61

2/1/97 W at Columbia 78-35

2/4/98 W Athens 80-61

2/3/99 W at Columbia 62-58

2/10/00 W Athens 84-61

2/8/01 W at Columbia 92-55

1/10/02 L Athens 64-71

2/7/02 L at Columbia 59-64

1/19/03 W at Columbia 67-59

2/13/03 W Athens (2OT) 97-91

2/22/04 W at Columbia 73-50

3/4/04 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 73-42

2/10/05 W Athens 67-51

1/26/06 W at Columbia 74-65

2/11/07 W Athens 81-57

2/28/08 W at Columbia 55-41

1/11/09 W Athens 69-63

2/7/10 L Athens 42-52

2/25/10 W at Columbia 65-49

1/2/11 W Athens 61-51

1/27/11 L at Columbia 48-57

3/4/11 W # at Nashville, Tenn. 66-34

2/16/12 W at Columbia 61-59

3/2/12 L # at Nashville, Tenn. 55-59

1/13/13 W Athens 42-40

2/27/14 L at Columbia 56-67

3/7/14 L # at Duluth, Ga. 48-67

2/5/15 L Athens 35-58

2/18/16 L at Columbia 51-61

1/12/17 L at Columbia 63-66

1/26/17 L Athens 44-62

3/3/17 L # Greenville, S.C. 48-72

2/15/18 L Athens 65-77

3/3/18 L # Nashville, Tenn. 49-71

2/14/19 L at Columbia 57-65

1/26/20 L Athens 53-88

3/6/20 L # Greenville, S.C. 56-89

1/21/21 L at Columbia 50-62

3/7/21 L # Greenville, S.C. 62-67

2/13/22 L Athens 54-72

1/7/80

1/26/89

12/2/89

1/9/91

1/9/92

2/10/93

Athens 100-54

81-54

Athens 72-61

4/1/83 L * Norfolk, Va. 57-81 12/15/83 L at Los Angeles 74-82 1/6/85 W Athens 77-56 12/28/85 L at Los Angeles 67-70 11/24/07 W at Freeport, Bahamas 59-57 11/23/10 L at Los Angeles 63-71 11/20/11 W Athens 67-60

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS: 1-0 Home: 0-0

3/3/90 L # at Albany, Ga. 54-73

1/28/91 W at Knoxville 81-74

2/15/92 L Athens 51-55

3/8/92 L # at Albany, Ga. 66-73

2/14/93 L at Knoxville 68-71

3/6/93 W #at Chattanooga, Tenn. 73-72

2/27/94 L Athens 59-75

3/5/94 L #at Chattanooga, Tenn. 72-86

2/25/95 L at Knoxville 61-83

Neutral: 1-0 11/28/87 W at Iowa City, Iowa 58-53

Away: 0-0

4/1/95 L *at Minneapolis, Minn. 51-73

1/8/96 W Athens 77-71

3/31/96 L * at Charlotte, N.C. 65-83

12/8/96 W at Knoxville (OT) 94-93

2/23/94

Orangeburg 72-77 2/1/95 W Athens 90-45 12/19/95 W at Myrtle Beach, S.C. 93-32

11/30/11 W Athens 85-48

11/16/12 W Athens 62-46

11/26/13 W Athens 74-58

11/11/16 W Athens 64-50

SOUTH FLORIDA: 4-1

Home: 2-0

0-1

2/22/84 W Athens 87-35

2/17/86 W at Tampa 90-47

1/2/03 W at Tampa 91-44

1/4/04 W Athens 92-65 11/26/16 L Bimini, Bahamas 65-81

SOUTHERN CAL: 3-4 Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 0-3 ◊ Neutral: 1-1

SMU: 2-0 Home: 1-0

Neutral: 1-0 11/25/95 W at Norfolk, Va. 95-65 3/15/99 W Athens 68-55

0-0

SOUTHERN MISS: 2-0 Home: 1-0

Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 11/28/09 W at Hattiesburg 84-55 12/1/10 W Athens 70-53

SOUTHERN UTAH: 2-0 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/30/88 W at Cedar City 101-61 1/15/90 W Athens 112-46

STANFORD: 4-7

Home: 2-1 ◊ Away: 0-2 ◊ Neutral: 2-4 12/22/90 L at Stanford 79-82 3/23/91 L * at Las Vegas, Nev. 67-75 11/22/91 L Athens 66-92 3/20/93 L * at Palo Alto, Calif. 60-93 3/29/96 W * at Charlotte, N.C. 86-76 3/24/97 L *at Missoula, Mont. 47-82 3/20/00 W * Athens 83-64 11/30/03 L at Stanford 59-61 11/25/06 W Athens 74-69 3/27/10 L * at Sacramento, Calif. 36-73 3/30/13 W * at Spokane, Wash. 61-59

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN: 5-0

Home: 2-0 ◊ Away: 2-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 1/12/84 W Athens 106-51 12/11/93 W Athens 78-63 3/23/96 W * at Nacogdoches, Texas 78-64 12/6/98 W at Nacogdoches, Texas 81-70 11/26/99 W at Orono, Maine 85-44

STETSON: 4-0 Home: 3-0 ◊ Away: 1-0 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/3/88 W Athens 95-54 1/5/90 W at DeLand, Fla. 85-70 1/10/05 W Athens 97-42 11/15/15 W Athens 76-55

SYRACUSE: 1-0 Home: 0-0 ◊ Away: 0-0 ◊ Neutral: 1-0 1/23/82 W at Norfolk, Va. 91-46

TEMPLE: 1-1 Home: 1-0 ◊ Away: 0-1 ◊ Neutral: 0-0 12/19/05

1/14/98 L Athens 71-96

1/28/98 L at Knoxville 43-102

1/14/99 L at Knoxville 69-102

1/28/99 L Athens 79-95

2/28/99 L #at Chattanooga, Tenn. 69-85

1/17/00 W Athens 78-51

1/18/01 L at Knoxville 69-85

2/10/02 L Athens 50-52

3/1/02 L #at Nashville, Tenn. 67-81

2/20/03 L at Knoxville 60-87

2/12/04 L Athens 67-70

3/6/04 W #at Nashville (OT) 68-66

1/31/05 L at Knoxville 70-77

1/12/06 L at Knoxville 85-94 2/16/06 L Athens 55-58 3/4/06 L #North Little Rock, Ark. 79-89

1/14/07 L Athens 41-52

2/5/07 L at Knoxville 57-73

3/2/08 L Athens 63-72

2/5/09 L at Knoxville 43-73

1/21/10 W Athens 53-50

2/21/11 L at Knoxville 44-77

3/5/11 L #at Nashville 58-82

1/5/12 L at Knoxville 51-80

1/29/12 L Athens 50-67 1/6/13 L at Knoxville 66-79

1/5/14 L Athens 70-85

1/25/15 L at Knoxville 51-59

2/26/15 L Athens 59-70 3/6/15 L # at Albany, Ga. 41-75

2/28/16 L at Knoxville 60-80

2/5/17 W Athens (2OT) 81-78 2/11/18 L at Knoxville 46-62

1/13/19 W Athens 66-62 1/12/20 L at Knoxville 56-73 1/14/21 W at Knoxville 67-66 2/21/21 W Athens 57-55 1/23/22 L Athens 55-63

UT-MARTIN:

Home:

Athens 68-52 12/30/05 W at Martin 81-47

1/2/05

TENNESSEE

at Philadelphia (OT) 66-69 11/16/07

Athens 57-51

TENNESSEE: 19-52

11-15

5-23

3-14 12/17/80

Marietta (OT) 68-73 1/17/82

Athens 66-63 2/11/82

at Knoxville 52-65 2/26/82

at Lexington, Ky 44-55 1/16/83

Athens 54-74 2/12/83

at Knoxville 59-73 3/4/83

67-63

59-63

84-65

Knoxville 61-73

78-72

Knoxville 72-56

84-74

City, Iowa 82-85

Knoxville 72-78

Athens 79-82

# at Albany, Ga. 76-82

1/29/89

Athens 81-76

at Knoxville 64-78 1/28/90

11/23/84

86-69 2/6/85 W Athens 102-55 1/18/89 W Athens 102-32 12/8/09 W Athens 71-50

TENNESSEE TECH: 12-0

Home: 7-0

2/3/82 W Athens 94-74 2/7/83 W at Cookeville 72-61 3/16/85 W * Athens 91-74 11/23/85 W at Cookeville 79-64 2/2/94 W Athens 79-62 1/5/95 W at Cookeville 82-64 12/12/99 W at Cookeville 77-72 12/14/02 W Athens 87-56 12/3/08 W Athens 72-46 11/29/14 W at Cookeville 71-54 12/28/15 W Athens 81-48 11/27/18 W Athens 56-48

TEXAS: 5-3

1-012/12/83 W Texas 67-61 11/26/84 L Athens 69-83 2/13/95 W at Texas 80-75 1/31/96 W Athens 93-68 12/20/03 L at Texas 58-71

Home: 2-2

POINTS

Year Player, Class G Pts. Avg.

79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr 27 556 20.6

80-81 Deborah Mitchell, Fr 34 598 17.6

81-82 Janet Harris, Fr 30 663 22.1

82-83 Janet Harris, So. 34 692 20.4

83-84 Janet Harris, Jr 33 586 17.8

84-85 Janet Harris, Sr 34 700 20.6

85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 31 661 21.3

86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 796 24.9

87-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 479 16.0

88-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 438 14.6

89-90 Lady Hardmon, So. 29 409 14.1

90-91 Camille Lowe, So. 32 484 15.1

91-92 Deborah Carter, So. 24 291 12.1

92-93 Camille Lowe, Sr 34 455 13.4

93-94 La’Keshia Frett, Fr 28 393 14.0

94-95 La’Keshia Frett, So. 33 523 15.9

95-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr 33 551 16.7

96-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr 31 534 17.2

97-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 489 17.5

98-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 628 18.5

99-00 Coco Miller, Jr. 36 555 15.4

00-01 Coco Miller, Sr. 33 518 15.7

01-02 Kara Braxton, Fr 30 489 16.3

02-03 Christi Thomas, Jr 30 481 16.0

03-04 Christi Thomas, Sr 35 463 13.2

04-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 628 19.0

05-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 32 624 20.1

06-07 Tasha Humphrey, Jr. 29 468 16.1

07-08 Tasha Humphrey, Sr. 33 552 16.7

08-09 Ashley Houts, Jr 32 385 12.0

09-10 Ashley Houts, Sr 34 422 12.4

10-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 405 12.3

11-12 Jasmine Hassell, Jr 31 402 13.0

12-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr 35 444 12.7

13-14 Shacobia Barbee, So. 30 367 12.2

14-15 Tiaria Griffin, Jr. 31 351 11.3

15-16 Tiaria Griffin, Sr. 30 441 14.7

16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 31 450 14.5

17-18 M.Engram/C. Robinson, Sr., Jr. 33 425 12.9

18-19 Caliya Robinson, Sr 30 439 14.6

19-20 Gabby Connally, Jr. 30 378 12.6

20-21 Jenna Staiti, Sr 28 415 14.8

21-22 Jenna Staiti, Gr 29 439 15.1

REBOUNDS

Year Player, Class G Reb. Avg.

79-80 Cynthia Collins, Fr 28 283 10.1

80-81 Wanda Holloway, Fr. 37 392 10.6

81-82 Janet Harris, Fr 30 371 12.4

82-83 Janet Harris, So. 34 397 11.7

83-84 Janet Harris, Jr 33 279 8.5

84-85 Janet Harris, Sr 34 351 10.3

85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 31 314 10.1

86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 391 12.2

87-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 259 8.6

88-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 229 7.6

89-90 Tammye Jenkins, Jr. 27 218 8.1

90-91 Tammye Jenkins, Sr. 28 208 7.4

91-92 Tara Cosby, Fr. 27 167 6.2

92-93 Medina Turner, Sr. 31 245 7.9

93-94 Tiffany Walker, Fr. 28 216 7.7

94-95 Tracy Henderson, So. 33 252 7.6

95-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr 33 288 8.7

96-97 La’Keshia Frett, Sr 28 187 6.7

97-98 Elena Vishniakova, Fr 28 193 6.9

98-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 186 6.9

99-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 36 309 8.8

00-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 230 7.0

01-02 Kara Braxton, Fr 30 205 6.8 02-03 Christi Thomas, Jr 30 241 8.0 03-04 Christi Thomas, Sr 35 290 8.3 04-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 276 8.4

05-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 32 283 9.1

06-07 Tasha Humphrey, Jr. 29 221 7.6 07-08 Tasha Humphrey, Sr. 33 300 9.1 08-09 Angel Robinson, Sr 32 298 9.3 09-10 Porsha Phillips, Jr 34 279 8.2 10-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr 34 248 10.7

11-12 A.M. Armstrong, Jr 31 191 6.2

12-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr 35 217 6.2 13-14 Shacobia Barbee, So. 30 236 7.9 14-15 Krista Donald, Sr 29 196 6.8 15-16 Shacobia Barbee, Sr 27 247 9.1 16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 31 213 6.9 17-18 Caliya Robinson, Jr 33 266 8.1 18-19 Caliya Robinson, Sr 30 248 8.3 19-20 Jenna Staiti, Jr 31 204 6.6 20-21 Jenna Staiti, Sr 28 227 8.1 21-22 Jenna Staiti, Gr 29 227 7.8

FG PERCENTAGE

Year Player, Class FG-FGA Pct. 79-80 Cynthia Collins, Fr 164-292 .562 80-81 Wanda Holloway, Fr. 229-391 .586 81-82 Janet Harris, Fr 281-527 .533 82-83 Janet Harris, So. 299-537 .557 83-84 Katrina McClain, Fr 137-197 .695 84-85 Katrina McClain, So. 164-262 .626 85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 262-396 .662 86-87 Sherelle Warren, Fr. 109-188 .580 87-88 Sherelle Warren, So. 187-316 .592 88-89 Sherelle Warren, Jr. 127-225 .564 89-90 Stacey Ford, Jr 159-258 .616 90-91 Deborah Carter, Fr. 109-208 .524 91-92 Deborah Carter, So. 115-226 .509 92-93 Nakia Hill, Fr 132-269 .491 93-94 Tracy Henderson, Fr. 148-289 .512 94-95 Tiffany Walker, So. 86-142 .606 95-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 208-359 .579 96-97 Tracy Henderson, Sr. 182-333 .547 97-98 Angie Ball, So. 56-104 .539 98-99 Angie Ball, Jr 95-191 .497 99-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 166-302 .550

00-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 193-378 .511

01-02 Tawana McDonald, Sr. 84-153 .549 02-03 Christi Thomas, Jr 180-335 .537 03-04 Christi Thomas, Sr 173-321 .539

04-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 236-421 .561

05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 242-457 .530

06-07 Angel Robinson, Fr 104-192 .542

07-08 Angel Robinson, So. 130-254 .512

08-09 Angel Robinson, Jr 147-265 .555

09-10 Jasmine Hassell, Fr 84-161 .522

10-11 Tamika Willis, So. 53-101 .525

11-12 Jasmine Hassell, Jr 164-302 .543

12-13 Jasmine Hassell, Sr 180-339 .531

13-14 Krista Donald, Jr 111-209 .531

14-15 Krista Donald, Sr 89-191 .466

15-16 Merritt Hempe, Sr 123-264 .466

16-17 Caliya Robinson, So. 173-353 .490

17-18 Stephanie Paul, So. 55-110 .500

18-19 Jenna Staiti, So. 83-161 .516

19-20 Jenna Staiti, Jr 145-294 .493

20-21 Jenna Staiti, Sr 171-334 .512

21-22 Jenna Staiti, Gr 181-350 .517

FT PERCENTAGE Year Player, Class FT-FTA Pct. 79-80 Michelle Hartley, Sr. 48-65 .738 80-81 Lou Sims, Fr 36-47 .766 81-82 Rhonda Malone, So. 26-31 .839 82-83 Lisa O’Connor, Fr. 95-125 .760 83-84 Rhonda Malone, Sr 18-22 .818 84-85 Lisa O’Connor, Jr. 66-78 .846 85-86 Traci Waites, So. 24-30 .800 86-87 Katie Abrahamson, So. 36-42 .857 87-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 32-41 .780 88-89 Adrienne Shuler, So. 63-78 .808 89-90 Sharon Baldwin, Sr 33-42 .786 90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 67-80 .838 91-92 Camille Lowe, Jr 41-51 .804 92-93 Deborah Reese, Jr 93-111 .838 93-94 Rachel Powell, Fr 49-62 .790 94-95 La’Keshia Frett, So. 116-155 .748 95-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr 90-107 .841 96-97 Pam Irwin, So. 49-52 .942 97-98 Pam Irwin, Jr 50-58 .862 98-99 Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Sr 47-56 .839 99-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 94-115 .817 00-01 Coco Miller, Sr. 73-87 .839 01-02 Mary Beth Lycett, Jr. 30-38 .789 02-03 Mary Beth Lycett, Sr. 37-41 .902 03-04 Janese Hardrick, Fr 88-106 .830 04-05 Janese Hardrick, So. 79-96 .823 05-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 148-177 .836 06-07 Janese Hardrick, Sr 85-102 .833 07-08 Ashley Houts, So. 131-165 .794 08-09 Angela Puleo, So. 26-33 .788 09-10 Ashley Houts, Sr 115-141 .816 10-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr 92-114 .807 11-12 Khaalidah Miller, So. 32-41 .780 12-13 Khaalidah Miller, Jr. 28-32 .875 13-14 Tiaria Griffin, So. 35-47 .745 14-15 Haley Clark, Fr 22-27 .815 15-16 Pachis Roberts, Jr 28-40 .700 16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 104-129 .806 17-18 Gabby Connally, Fr. 59-76 .776 18-19 Gabby Connally, So. 58-66 .879 19-20 Jenna Staiti, Jr 73-82 .890 20-21 Gabby Connally, Sr. 43-49 .878 21-22 Que Morrison, Gr 99-112 .884

3FG PERCENTAGE

Year Player, Class FG-FGA Pct. 87-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 35-68 .515 88-89 Kim Berry, So. 69-163 .423 89-90 Miriam Lowe, Fr 22-40 .550 90-91 Camille Lowe, So. 52-107 .486 91-92 Miriam Lowe, Jr 19-55 .346 92-93 Miriam Lowe, Sr 26-57 .456 93-94 Rachel Powell, Fr 46-113 .407 94-95 Rachel Powell, So. 53-138 .384 95-96 Kedra Holland, Jr 63-155 .407 96-97 Rachel Powell, Sr 37-93 .398 97-98 Coco Miller, Fr. 24-61 .393 98-99 Kelly Miller, So. 54-123 .439 99-00 Coco Miller, Jr. 49-122 .402 00-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 50-108 .463 01-02 Mary Beth Lycett, Jr. 46-129 .357 02-03 Mary Beth Lycett, Sr. 55-150 .367 03-04 Jessica Pierce, Jr 23-61 .377 04-05 Janese Hardrick, So. 31-74 .419

05-06 Janese Hardrick, Jr 41-92 .446

06-07 Megan Darrah, Jr 38-96 .396

07-08 Angela Puleo, Fr 54-155 .348

08-09 Angela Puleo, So. 49-138 .355

09-10 Anne Marie Armstrong, Fr 23-60 383

10-11 Khaalidah Miller, Fr. 53-163 .325

11-12 Khaalidah Miller, So. 72-203 .355

12-13 Erika Ford, So. 14-41 .341

13-14 Eirka Ford, Jr 35-94 .372

14-15 Krista Donald, Sr 9-25 .360

15-16 Shanea Armbrister, Jr. 13-29 .448

16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 36-122 .295

17-18 Maya Caldwell, Fr. 23-57 .404

18-19 Jenna Staiti, So. 9-21 .429

19-20 Shaniya Jones, So. 16-44 .364

20-21 Gabby Connally, Sr. 52-136 .382

21-22 Que Morrison, Gr 31-90 .344

ASSISTS

Year Player, Class G Ast. Avg.

79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr 27 123 4.6

80-81 Bernadette Locke, Sr 37 185 5.0

81-82 Lou Sims, So. 30 90 3.0

82-83 Lou Sims, Jr 34 115 3.4

83-84 Teresa Edwards, So. 33 189 5.7

84-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 188 6.3

85-86 Teresa Edwards, Sr. 32 176 5.5

86-87 DeeDee Frasier, Sr. 32 142 4.4

87-88 Carla Green, Jr 31 147 4.7

88-89 Adrienne Shuler, So. 26 123 4.7

89-90 Lady Hardmon, So. 29 112 3.9

90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 204 6.4

91-92 Lady Hardmon, Sr 30 179 6.0

92-93 Kelly Robbins, So. 31 148 4.8

93-94 Rachel Powell, Fr 25 127 5.1

94-95 Saudia Roundtree, Jr 33 226 6.9

95-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr 33 195 5.9

96-97 Rachel Powell, Sr 31 131 4.2

97-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 164 5.9

98-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 150 4.4

99-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 36 162 4.5

00-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 33 163 4.9

01-02 Camille Murphy, Sr. 30 115 3.8

02-03 Alexis Kendrick, Fr 31 158 5.1

03-04 Alexis Kendrick, So. 35 155 4.4

04-05 Alexis Kendrick, Jr 34 117 3.4

05-06 Alexis Kendrick, Sr 32 115 3.6

06-07 Ashley Houts, Fr 34 124 3.6

07-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 163 4.9

08-09 Ashley Houts, Jr 32 151 4.7

09-10 Ashley Houts, Sr 34 127 3.7

10-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 118 3.6

11-12 Jasmine James, Jr 24 81 3.4

12-13 Jasmine James, Sr 35 133 3.8

13-14 Shacobia Barbee, So. 30 95 3.2

14-15 Marjorie Butler, Jr. 31 93 3.0

15-16 Marjorie Butler, Sr. 31 141 4.5

16-17 Haley Clark, Jr 31 122 3.9

17-18 Taja Cole, R-So. 33 135 4.1

18-19 Taja Cole, R-Jr. 29 202 6.7

19-20 Gabby Connally, Jr. 30 109 3.6

20-21 Que Morrison, Sr 28 98 3.5

21-22 Que Morrison, Gr 31 138 4.5

BLOCKED SHOTS

Year Player, Class G Blk. Avg. 82-83 Lisa O’Connor, Fr. 34 29 0.9 83-84 Barbara Bootz, Fr 32 53 1.7 84-85 Katrina McClain, So. 29 87 3.0 85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 31 87 2.8 86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 73 2.3 87-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 32 1.1 88-89 Tammye Jenkins, So. 30 54 1.8 89-90 Tammye Jenkins, Jr. 27 25 0.9 90-91 Tammye Jenkins, Sr. 28 52 1.9 91-92 Vicky Jones, Jr 30 19 0.6 92-93 Nakia Hill, Fr 31 37 1.2 93-94 Tracy Henderson, Fr. 28 59 2.1 94-95 Tracy Henderson, So. 33 83 2.5 95-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 33 72 2.2 96-97 Tracy Henderson, Sr. 28 53 1.9 97-98 Elena Vishniakova, Fr 28 14 0.5 98-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 56 2.1 99-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 35 90 2.6 00-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 103 3.1 01-02 Kara Braxton, Fr 30 59 1.9 02-03 Christi Thomas, Jr 30 56 1.8 03-04 Christi Thomas, Sr 35 51 1.5 04-05 Tasha Humphrey, Fr. 33 36 1.1 05-06 Tasha Humphrey, So. 31 23 0.7 06-07 Angel Robinson, Fr 33 31 0.9 07-08 Angel Robinson, So. 33 51 1.5 08-09 Angel Robinson, Jr 32 70 2.2 10-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr 34 50 1.5 11-12 A.M. Armstrong, Jr 31 33 1.1 12-13 A.M. Armstrong, Sr 35 36 1.0 13-14 Merritt Hempe, So. 32 27 0.8 14-15 Merritt Hempe, Jr 26 21 0.8 15-16 Caliya Robinson, Fr 28 48 1.7 16-17 Caliya Robinson, So. 29 69 2.4 17-18 Caliya Robinson, Jr 33 101 3.1 18-19 Caliya Robinson, Sr 30 74 2.5 19-20 Jenna Staiti, Jr 31 56 0.6 20-21 Jenna Staiti, Sr 28 85 3.0 21-22 Jenna Staiti, Gr 29 66 2.3

STEALS

Year Player, Class G Stl. Avg. 79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr 27 114 4.2 80-81 Bernadette Locke, Sr 37 104 2.8 81-82 Janet Harris, Fr 30 76 2.5 82-83 Teresa Edwards, Fr. 33 70 2.1 83-84 Teresa Edwards, So. 33 81 2.5 84-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 100 3.3 85-86 Teresa Edwards, Sr. 32 91 2.8 86-87 Carla Green, So. 32 72 2.3 87-88 Adrienne Shuler, Fr. 31 69 2.2 88-89 Carla Green, Sr 30 87 2.9 89-90 Adrienne Shuler, Jr. 29 69 2.4 90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 103 3.2 91-92 Vicky Jones, Jr 30 57 1.9 92-93 Vicky Jones, Sr 32 64 2.0 93-94 Kedra Holland, Fr 28 38 1.4 94-95 Kedra Holland, So. 33 78 2.4 95-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr 33 76 2.3 96-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr 31 116 3.7 97-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 76 2.7 98-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 66 1.9 99-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 36 75 2.1

00-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 33 68 2.1

01-02 Kara Braxton, Fr 30 54 1.8 02-03 Sherill Baker, Fr. 30 89 3.0 03-04 Sherill Baker, So. 35 104 3.0 04-05 Sherill Baker, Jr. 34 84 2.5

05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 149 4.7 06-07 Ashley Houts, Fr 34 93 2.7 07-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 87 2.6 08-09 Ashley Houts, Jr 32 70 2.2

10-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 61 1.8

11-12 Jasmine James, Jr 24 64 2.7

12-13 Shacobia Barbee, Fr 35 85 2.4

13-14 Shacobia Barbee, So. 30 79 2.6

14-15 Shacobia Barbee, Jr 21 47 2.2

15-16 Shacobia Barbee, Sr 27 63 2.3

16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 31 50 1.6

17-18 Caliya Robinson, Jr 33 58 1.8

18-19 Taja Cole, R-Jr. 30 50 1.7

19-20 Gabby Connally, Jr. 30 44 1.5 20-21 Que Morrison, Sr 28 54 1.9 21-22 Que Morrison, Gr 31 65 2.1

MINUTES PLAYED

Year Player, Class G MP Avg. 82-83 Janet Harris, So. 34 1226 36.1

83-84 Janet Harris, Jr 33 995 30.2 84-85 Janet Harris, Sr 34 1195 35.1 85-86 Teresa Edwards, Sr. 32 1022 31.9 86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 1106 34.6 87-88 Carla Green, Jr 31 960 31.0 88-89 Carla Green, Sr 30 860 28.7 89-90 Lady Hardmon, So. 29 929 32.0 90-91 Lady Hardmon, Jr 32 997 31.2 91-92 Lady Hardmon, Sr 30 1006 33.5 92-93 Camille Lowe, Sr 34 1048 30.8 93-94 La’Keshia Frett, Fr 28 806 28.8 94-95 La’Keshia Frett, So. 33 1043 31.6 95-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr 33 1016 30.8 96-97 La’Keshia Frett, Sr 28 866 30.9 97-98 Kelly Miller, Fr. 28 999 35.7

98-99 Kelly Miller, So. 34 1119 32.9 99-00 Kelly Miller, Jr. 36 1169 32.5 00-01 Kelly Miller, Sr. 33 1079 32.7

01-02 Camille Murphy, Sr. 30 824 27.5

02-03 Mary Beth Lycett, Sr. 31 1038 33.5

03-04 Sherill Baker, So. 35 1139 32.5 04-05 Sherill Baker, Jr. 34 1113 32.7 05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 1174 36.7

06-07 Ashley Houts, Fr 34 1145 33.7

07-08 Ashley Houts, So. 33 1215 36.8

08-09 Ashley Houts, Jr 32 1207 37.7

09-10 Jasmine James, Fr 34 1222 35.9

10-11 Jasmine James, So. 33 1185 35.9

11-12 Khaalidah Miller, So. 31 1071 34.5

12-13 Jasmine James, Sr 35 1097 31.3

13-14 Khaalidah Miller, Sr. 32 1031 32.2

14-15 Tiaria Griffin, Jr. 31 949 30.6

15-16 Tiaria Griffin, Sr. 30 1017 33.9

16-17 Pachis Roberts, Sr 31 1128 36.4

17-18 Mackenzie Engram, Sr 33 982 29.8

18-19 Gabby Connally, So. 30 1049 35.0

19-20 Gabby Connally, Jr. 30 990 33.0

20-21 Que Morrison, Sr 28 838 29.9

21-22 Que Morrison, Gr 31 1041 33.6

1983-84

1984-85

880-1960

1234-2554

969-2045

1077-2248

868-1954

1188-2284

782-1919

1173-2209

905-2173

1193-2195

825-2032

974-1900

785-2014

870-1878

791-1903

1275-45.5

1717-46.4

1403-37.9

1235-41.2

1102-36.7

749

784

2177-77.8

2022-72.2

2938-79.4

2486-67.2

2327-77.6

2033-67.8

1363-40.1 561 578

1200-35.3

2602-76.5

729 93 266 2192-64.5

1379-41.8 657 606 168 391 2795-85.0

1151-34.9 454 835

2041-68.8

1273-37.4 676 595 154 410 2792-82.1

1290-37.9

797

1284-40.1 678 516

1198-37.4

695

1292-40.4 573 645

1153-36.0

604

1249-40.3 458 603

1183-38.2

632

2204-64.8

2855-89.2

2021-63.2

2404-75.1

1976-61.8

317 2293-74.0

2059-66.4

1988-89

936-2005

1321-44.0 480 529 106 320 2421-80.7 Opp. 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 2420-80.7 Opp. 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 2736-85.5 Opp. 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 2267-75.6 Opp. 30 755-1821 .415

976-2220

1187-39.6

1481-43.6 560

1320-38.8

628

633

2094-68.8

2557-75.2

2340-68.8

2001-02 30 779-1733 .450 107-381

429-629 .682 1028-34.3 350 573 63 284 1863-62.1

403-613 .657 1253-41.8 498 627 188 294 2068-68.9 Opp. 30 648-1770 .366 138-458

2002-03 31 887-1983 .447 160-478 .335 447-601 .744 1297-41.8 534 520 148 324 2381-76.8 Opp.

738-1906 .387 169-558

348-476 .731 1114-35.9 408 585 97 213 1993-64.3

2003-04 35 953-2211 .431 191-606

397-567 .700 1308-37.4 450 618 102 261 2191-62.2

488-657 .743 1415-40.4 552 518 129 317 2585-73.9 Opp. 35 811-2113 .384 172-549

2004-05 34 909-2083 .436 203-601 .338 444-580 .766 1352-39.8 458 525 104 285 2465-72.5 Opp. 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 2554-79.8 Opp. 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 2441-71.8 Opp. 34 743-1965 .378 79-605

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 2282-69.2 Opp. 33 726-1916 .379 150-517

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 2047-64.0 Opp. 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 2126-62.5 Opp. 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 2163-63.6 Opp. 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 2122-68.5 Opp. 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 2320-66.3 Opp. 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 2114-66.1 Opp. 32 651-1702 .382 142-471 .301 435-625 .696 1113-34.8 335 561 108 206 1879-58.7

2014-15 31 651-1772 .367 142-510 .278 382-552 .693 1197-38.6 384 500 78 302 1826-58.9 Opp. 31 616-1634 .377 147-532

747-1852

595-1702

723-1767

1102-35.5 336 577 112 220 1679-54.2

1257-40.5 484 481 119 247 1981-63.9

1114-35.9 292 534 83

1179-38.0

1677-54.1

GEORGIA’S SEC INDIVIDUAL STAT CHAMPIONS

SCORING

Year Player, Class G Pts. Avg. 88-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 796 24.9

REBOUNDS

Year Player, Class G Reb. Avg.

84-85 Janet Harris, Sr 34 351 10.3 86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 391 12.2 87-88 Tammye Jenkins, Fr. 30 259 8.6 08-09 Angel Robinson, Jr 32 298 9.3 10-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr 34 365 10.7

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Year Player, Class FGM FGA Pct.

83-84 Katrina McClain, Fr 137 197 .695 84-85 Katrina McClain, So. 164 262 .626 85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 262 396 .662 89-90 Stacey Ford, Jr 159 258 .616 95-96 Tracy Henderson, Jr. 208 359 .579

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Year Player, Class FTM FTA Pct.

95-96 La’Keshia Frett, Jr 90 107 .841 10-11 Porsha Phillips, Sr 92 114 .807

3-POINT PERCENTAGE

Year Player, Class 3FG FGA Pct. 87-88 Kim Berry, Fr. 35 68 .515 89-90 Miriam Lowe, Fr 22 40 .550 05-06 Janese Hardrick, Jr 41 92 .446

3-POINT FG MADE

Year Player, Class 3FG FGA Pct. 15-16 Tiaria Griffin, Sr. 76 221 .344

3-POINTERS PER GAME

Year Player, Class G 3FG Avg. 88-89 Kim Berry, So. 30 163 5.4

ASSISTS

Year Player, Class G Ast Avg. 84-85 Teresa Edwards, Jr. 30 188 6.3 90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 204 6.4 91-92 Lady Hardmon, Sr 30 179 6.0 94-95 Saudia Roundtree, Jr 33 226 6.8 95-96 Saudia Roundtree, Sr 33 195 5.9 18-19 Taja Cole, Jr. 30 202 6.7

STEALS

Year Player, Class G Stl Avg. 79-80 Bernadette Locke, Jr 27 114 4.2 90-91 Adrienne Shuler, Sr. 32 103 3.2 96-97 Kedra Holland-Corn, Sr 31 116 3.7 05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr. 32 149 4.7 13-14 Shacobia Barbee, So. 30 79 2.6

BLOCKED SHOTS

Year Player, Class

83-84 Barbara Bootz, Fr 27 48 1.8 84-85 Katrina McClain, So. 29 87 3.0 85-86 Katrina McClain, Jr 31 87 2.8 86-87 Katrina McClain, Sr 32 73 2.3 98-99 Tawana McDonald, Fr. 27 56 2.3 99-00 Tawana McDonald, So. 35 90 2.6 00-01 Tawana McDonald, Jr. 33 103 3.1 20-21 Jenna Staiti, Sr 28 85 3.0

MINUTES PLAYED

Year Player, Class

GEORGIA’S SEC

SCORING

STAT CHAMPIONS

3FG

SCORING

FG

1173-2209

1193-2195 .544 1990-91 1055-2190 .482 1995-96 1051-2248

FG

Pct.

825-2032 .406 1986-87 785-2014 .390 2009-10 686-1980 .346

FT

3FG

05-06 Sherill Baker, Sr.

1174 36.7 07-08 Ashley Houts, So.

1215 36.8 08-09 Ashley Houts, Jr 32 1207 37.7

BAKER REIGNS AS STEALS QUEEN

a name for

one of the nation’s premier defensive players en route to breaking UGA’s freshman and sophomore steals

prowess wreaked

at a different level during her

season of 2005-06. Baker was

the “Queen of Thieves” while

the nation in steals by averag

game

better than any other player in the country. Somewhat

Georgia’s status as a women’s basketball pow erhouse,

was the Lady Bulldogs’ first team or individual NCAA statistical champion.

finished the campaign with 149 steals, giving her 426 for her career. Those totals not only shattered the previous Geor gia season (116) and career (342) records, they easily topped the ex isting Southeastern Conference marks (141 and 372) as well.

BASKETBALL

GEORGIA IN THE POLLS

» Georgia first appeared in the Associated Press poll in the preseason edition of the 1981-82 campaign, the first sea son women’s basketball transitioned from the AIAW to come under the auspices of the NCAA.

» Since the beginning of the 1981-82 campaign, Georgia has been ranked in 556 of 752 weekly AP polls, including 269 weeks 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.

1984-85 Week AP

11/18 No. 1

11/26 No. 1

12/2 No. 3

12/9 No. 3

12/16 No. 6

12/24 No. 6

12/30 No. 6

1/6 No. 5

1/13 No. 5

1/20 No. 5

1/27 No. 5

2/3 No. 7

2/10 No. 7

2/17 No. 6

2/24 No. 6

3/3 No. 8

3/10 No. 8

1989-90

11/20

11/27

12/4

12/11

12/18

12/24

1/1

1/8 No.

1/14 No.

1/21 No.

1/28 No.

1/5 No.

2/12 No.

2/19 No.

2/26 No.

3/5 No.

3/12 No.

3/19

1981-82 Week AP

11/18 No. 12

11/29 No. 16

12/6 No. 14

12/13 No. 11

12/20 No. 10 12/27 No. 9

1/3 No. 11

1/10 No. 14

1/17 No. 13

1/24 No. 16

1/31 No. 15

2/7 No. 15

2/14 No. 19

2/21 No. 18

2/28 No. 18

3/7 No. 18

3/14 NR 3/27 NR

1982-83 Week AP

11/18 No. 7

11/28 No. 12

12/5 No. 13

12/12 No. 11

12/19 No. 10

12/26 No. 9

1/2 No. 9

1/9 No. 8

1/16 No. 9

1/23 No. 9

1/30 No. 10

2/6 No. 10

2/13 No. 12

2/20 No. 12

2/27 No. 12

3/6 No. 8

3/13 No. 8

1983-84 Week AP

11/18 No. 3

11/27 No. 3

12/4 No. 3

12/11 No. 3

12/18 No. 3

12/25 No. 3

1/1 No. 3

1/8 No. 2

1/15 No. 2

1/22 No. 4

1/29 No. 4

2/5 No. 4

2/12 No. 4

2/19 No. 4

2/26 No. 4

3/4 No. 3

3/11 No. 3

1985-86 Week AP Coaches

11/12 No. 2 No. 2

12/1 No. 2 No. 2

12/8 No. 2 No. 2

12/15 No. 2 No. 2

12/22 No. 2 No. 2

12/29 No. 3 No. 3

1/5 No. 3 No. 3

1/12 No. 2 No. 2

1/19 No. 2 No. 2

1/26 No. 2 No. 2

2/2 No. 2 No. 2

2/9 No. 2 No. 2

2/16 No. 2 No. 2

2/23 No. 2 No. 2

3/2 No. 2 No. 2

3/9 No. 2 No. 2

3/18 No. 4

1990-91

Week

11/18 No.

11/26 No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

12/3 No. 4 No. 4

12/10 No. 3 No. 3

12/17 No. 3 No. 3

12/24 No. 6 No. 5

12/31 No. 9 No. 8

1/7 No. 8 No. 8

1/14 No. 7 No. 7

1/21 No. 5 No. 5

1/28 No. 4 No. 4

2/4 No. 3 No. 3

2/11 No. 3 No. 3

2/18 No. 3 No. 2

2/25 No. 3 No. 2

3/4 No. 4 No. 4

3/11 No. 3 No. 4

4/1 No. 6

1986-87

Week AP Coaches

11/18 No. 10 No. 12

12/2 No. 9 No. 9

12/9 No. 9 No. 9

12/16 No. 9 No. 9

12/23 No. 11 No. 11

12/30 No. 11 No. 11

1/6 No. 10 No. 11

1/13 No. 12 No. 11

1/20 No. 12 No. 13

1/27 No. 10 No. 10

2/2 No. 10 No. 10

2/9 No. 9 No. 7

2/16 No. 8 No. 7

2/23 No. 6 No. 6

3/3 No. 5 No. 5

3/10 No. 6 No. 5

3/17 No. 9

1987-88

Week AP Coaches

11/23 No. 10 No. 8

11/30 No. 11 No. 10

12/7 No. 12 No. 12

12/14 No. 12 No. 9

12/21 No. 17 No. 19

12/28 No. 17 No. 19

1/4 No. 13 No. 15

1/11 No. 13 No. 14

1/18 No. 15 No. 16

1/25 No. 13 No. 12

2/1 No. 13 No. 12

2/8 No. 13 No. 13

2/15 No. 16 No. 17

2/22 No. 15 No. 16

2/29 No. 17 No. 17

3/7 No. 17 No. 16

3/14 No. 17 No. 16

3/22 No. 10

1988-89 Week AP Coaches

11/21 No. 4

11/28 No. 3 No. 3

12/5 No. 2 No. 2

12/12 No. 2 No. 2

12/19 No. 4 No. 5

12/26 No. 4 No. 5

1/2 No. 7 No. 6

1/9 No. 6 No. 6

1/16 No. 6 No. 6

1/23 No. 5 No. 4

1/30 No. 5 No. 6

2/6 No. 5 No. 6

2/13 No. 5 No. 6

2/20 No. 5 No. 6

2/26 No. 8 No. 8

3/6 No. 10 No. 10

3/13 No. 10 No. 10

3/19 No. 18

1992-93 Week AP Coaches

11/24 No. 18 No. 15

12/8 No. 13 No.13

12/15 No. 20 No. 21

12/22 NR

12/29 NR

1/5 NR

1/12 NR

1/19 NR

1/26 NR

2/2 NR

2/9 NR

2/16 NR

2/23 NR

3/2 NR NR

3/9 No. 23 No. 23

3/16 No. 21 No. 21 4/5 No. 21

1993-94

Week AP Coaches

11/16 No. 17 No. 5

11/30 No. 17 No. 17

12/7 No. 21 No. 17

12/14 No. 25 No. 21

12/21 No. 25 No. 21

12/28 No. 24 No. 24

1/4 No. 25 No. 21

1/11 NR No. 23

1/18 NR No. 23

1/25 NR NR

2/1 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 NR 4/4 NR

1994-95

Week AP Coaches

11/13 No. 19 No. 21

11/22 No. 18 No. 17

11/29 No. 17 No. 16

12/6 No. 16 No. 14

12/13 No. 14 No. 13

12/20 No. 13 No. 13

12/27 No. 12 No. 11

1/3 t-No. 11 No. 9

1/10 No. 8 No. 10

1/17 No. 11 No. 10

1/24 No. 11 No. 10

1/31 No. 11 No. 10

2/7 No. 10 No. 10

2/14 No. 12 No. 11

2/21 No. 9 No. 9

2/28 No. 11 No. 10

3/7 No. 12 No. 12

3/14 No. 12 No. 12

4/4 No. 4

1995-96

Week AP Coaches

11/14 No. 2 No. 3

11/21 No. 2 No. 4

11/27 No. 6 No. 6

12/4 No. 12 No. 11

12/11 No. 12 No. 12

12/18 No. 10 No. 10

12/25 No. 9 No. 10

1/1 No. 9 No. 9

1/8 No. 7 No. 8

1/15 No. 4 No. 6

1/22 No. 2 No. 2

1/29 No. 1 No. 1

2/5 No. 1 No. 1

2/12 No. 1 No. 1

2/19 No. 2 No. 2

2/26 No. 2 No. 2

3/4 No. 5 No. 5

3/11 No. 5 No. 5

4/2 No. 2

2000-01

Week AP Coaches

11/13 No. 3 No. 3

11/20 No. 6 No. 6

11/27 No. 7 No. 7

12/4 No. 5 No. 6

12/11 No. 4 No. 4

12/18 No. 4 No. 4

12/26 No. 4 No. 4

1/1 No. 4 No. 4

1/8 No. 4 No. 4

1/15 No. 4 No. 4

1/22 No. 5 No. 5

1/29 No. 5 No. 5

2/5 No. 7 No. 6

2/12 No. 5 No. 5

2/19 No. 4 No. 4

2/26 No. 6 No. 5

3/4 No. 4 No. 4

3/13 No. 4 NP

4/3 No. 13

2005-06

Week

11/7 No.

11/21 No.

11/28 No.

No.

No.

No.

12/5 No. 17 No.

12/12 No. 17 No.

12/19 No. 15 No. 18

12/26 No. 17 No. 18

1/2 No. 17 No. 18

1/9 No. 13 No. 17

1/16 No. 13 No. 16

1/23 No. 15 No. 15

1/30 No. 14 No. 14

2/6 No. 13 No. 13

2/13 No. 13 No. 13

2/20 No. 13 No. 12

2/27 No. 12 No. 12

3/6 No. 14 No. 12

3/13 No. 12 No. 12

4/5 No. 13

1996-97

Week AP Coaches

11/12 No. 3 No. 3

11/18 No. 2 No. 3

11/25 No. 2 No. 2

12/2 No. 5 No. 5

12/9 No. 4 No. 4

12/16 No. 3 No. 4

12/23 No. 4 No. 3

12/30 No. 5 No. 5

1/6 No. 5 No. 5

1/13 No. 4 No. 4

1/20 No. 5 No. 5

1/27 No. 7 No. 6

2/3 No. 6 No. 5

2/10 No. 6 No. 5

2/17 No. 5 No. 4

2/24 No. 4 No. 4

3/3 No. 7 No. 6

3/10 No. 6 No. 6

4/1 No. 7

1997-98 Week AP Coaches

11/7 No. 14 No. 14

11/17 No. 13 No. 11

11/24 No. 13 No. 8

12 /1 No. 10 No. 10

12/8 No. 15 No. 9

12/15 No. 11 No. 12

12/22 No. 15 No. 12

12/29 No. 17 No. 18

1/5 No. 20 No. 19

1/12 No. 19 No. 18

1/19 No. 18 No. 17

1/26 No. 17 No. 24

2/2 No. 24 NR 2/9 NR NR 2/16 NR NR 2/23 NR NR 3/2 NR NR 3/9 NR NR

1998-99

Week AP Coaches

11/6 No. 7 t-No. 10

11/16 No. 7 No. 6

11/23 No. 6 No. 5

11/30 No. 5 No. 5

12/7 No. 5 No. 5

12/14 No. 5 No. 4

12/21 No. 4 No. 4

12/28 No. 4 No. 4

1/4 No. 4 No. 4

1/11 No. 4 No. 4

1/18 No. 5 No. 4

1/25 No. 4 No. 4

2/1 No. 8 No. 8

2/8 No. 10 No. 12

2/15 No. 14 No. 14

2/22 No. 14 No. 14

3/1 No. 14 No. 14

3/8 No. 12 No. 14

3/15 No. 12

3/39 No. 5

1999-2000 Week AP Coaches

11/8 No. 3 No. 5

11/15 No. 3 NP

11/22 No. 3 No. 3

11/29 No. 2 No. 2

12/6 No. 5 No. 5

12/13 No. 5 No. 5

12/20 No. 5 No. 5

12/27 No. 5 No. 6

1/3 No. 7 No. 7

1/10 No. 7 No. 7

1/17 No. 7 No. 7

1/24 No. 3 No. 3

1/31 No. 3 No. 2

2/7 No. 3 No. 2

2/14 No. 3 No. 2

2/21 No. 3 No. 2

2/28 No. 2 No. 2

3/6 No. 4 No. 4

3/13 No. 4 No. 4

4/3 No. 5

2001-02

Week AP Coaches

11/6 No. 16 No. 15

11/19 No. 16 No. 14

11/26 No. 13 No. 13

12/3 No. 13 No. 11

12/10 No. 10 No. 9

12/17 No. 10 No. 9

12/24 No. 10 No. 8

12/31 No. 8 No. 7

1/7 No. 15 No. 8

1/14 No. 16 No. 14

1/21 No. 17 No. 16

1/28 No. 19 No. 18

2/4 No. 22 No. 21

2/11 No. 24 No. 24

2/18 No. 23 No. 22

2/25 No. 24 No. 24

3/4 NR NR

3/11 NR NR 4/1 NR

2006-07

Week

11/6 No. 9

Coaches

11/13 No. 9 No. 8

11/20 No. 8 No. 8

11/27 No. 8 No. 8

12/4 No. 8 No. 8

12/11 No. 11 No. 10

12/18 No. 11 No. 11

12/25 No. 11 No. 10

1/1 No. 15 No. 15

1/8 No. 15 No. 15

1/15 No. 16 No. 16

1/22 No. 14 No. 15

1/29 No. 14 No. 14

2/5 No. 9 No. 12

2/12 No. 11 No. 12

2/19 No. 11 t-No. 12

2/26 No. 10 No. 12

3/5 No. 14 No. 14

3/12 No. 13 No. 14

4/4 No. 13

2002-03

Week AP Coaches

11/5 No. 8 No. 9

11/18 No. 8 No. 9

11/25 No. 8 No. 17

12/2 No. 14 No. 20 12/9 No. 20 No. 20 12/16 No. 20 No. 22 12/23 No. 24 NR

12/30 NR NR

1/6 NR NR 1/13 NR NR

1/20 No. 24 No. 20

1/27 No. 18 No. 18

2/3 No. 17 No. 16

2/10 No. 14 No. 16

2/17 No. 13 No. 16

2/24 No. 14 No. 19

3/3 No. 17 No. 19 3/11 No. 19 No. 20

4/9 No. 11

2007-08

Week AP Coaches

11/5 No. 9 NP

11/12 No. 8 No. 10

11/19 No. 8 No. 9

11/26 No. 7 No. 8

12/3 No. 7 No. 8

12/10 No. 7 No. 7

12/17 No. 7 No. 7

12/24 No. 7 No. 7

12/31 No. 7 No. 7

1/7 No. 10 No. 10

1/14 No. 12 No. 11

1/21 No. 17 No. 14

1/28 No. 17 No. 14

2/4 No. 24 No. 21

2/11 NR No. 24

2/18 No. 24 No. 22

2/25 No. 22 No. 20

3/3 No. 23 No. 21 3/10 NR No. 24 4/8 No. 24

2003-04

Week AP Coaches

11/3 No. 11

11/11 No. 11 No. 11

11/17 No. 10 No. 10

11/24 No. 10 No. 10

12/1 No. 11 No. 9

12/8 No. 10 No. 9

12/15 No. 10 No. 9

12/22 No. 12 No. 11

12/29 No. 12 No. 11

1/5 No. 12 No. 9

1/12 No. 11 No. 9

1/19 No. 17 No. 16

1/26 No. 19 No. 17

2/3 No. 16 No. 17

2/10 No. 19 No. 17

2/17 No. 18 No. 17

2/24 No. 19 t-No. 15

3/1 No. 20 No. 15

3/8 No. 16 No. 14

3/15 No. 16 No. 15

4/7 No. 8

2004-05

Week AP Coaches

11/8 No. 5 No. 5

11/15 No. 5 NP

11/22 No. 3 No. 3

11/29 No. 6 No. 6

12/6 No. 14 No. 14

12/13 No. 16 No. 16

12/20 No. 15 No. 15

12/27 No. 15 No. 15

1/3 No. 16 No. 16

1/10 No. 18 No. 18

1/17 No. 21 No. 21

1/24 No. 20 No. 20

1/31 No. 19 No. 19

2/7 No. 18 No. 18

2/14 No. 16 No. 16

2/21 No. 18 No. 18

2/28 No. 20 No. 20

3/7 No. 20 No. 20

3/14 No. 20 NP

4/6 No. 13

2009-10

11/10

11/9 No. 21

11/16 No. 16 No. 22

11/23 No. 14 No. 19

11/30 No. 13 No. 16

12/7 No. 13 No. 13

12/14 No. 11 No. 12

12/21 No. 9 No. 9

12/28 No. 9 No. 8

1/4 No. 8 No. 8

1/11 No. 6 No. 6

1/18 No. 8 No. 8

1/25 No. 9 No. 9

2/1 No. 14 No. 14

2/8 No. 19 No. 18

2/15 No. 20 No. 20

2/22 No. 24 No. 24

3/1 No. 22 No. 24

3/8 No. 23

No.

IN THE POLLS

BASKETBALL

2010-11

Week AP Coaches

10/29 No. 19 No. 19

11/15 No. 18 No. 18

11/22 No. 17 No. 18

11/29 No. 21 No. 22

12/6 No. 24 NR

12/13 NR NR

12/20 NR NR

12/27 NR NR

1/3 NR NR

1/10 NR NR

1/17 No. 24 NR

1/24 No. 20 No. 24

1/31 No. 24 NR

2/7 No. 24 NR

2/14 NR NR

2/21 No. 22 NR

2/28 NR NR

3/7 NR NR

4/7 No. 24

2011-12

Week AP Coaches

10/28 No. 12 No. 12

11/14 No. 12 No. 11

11/21 No. 10 No. 10

11/28 No. 14 No. 14

12/5 No. 13 No. 12

12/12 No. 13 No. 12

12/19 No. 13 No. 15

12/26 No. 17 No. 15

1/2 No. 16 No. 15

1/9 No. 19 No. 16

1/16 No. 15 No. 14

1/23 No. 17 No. 15

1/30 No. 17 No. 20

2/6 No. 21 No. 20

2/13 No. 18 No. 15

2/20 No. 18 No. 16

2/27 No. 16 No. 15

3/5 No. 20 No. 18

3/12 No. 20 No. 17

4/4 No. 20

2012-13

Week AP Coaches

11/5 No. 10 No. 11

11/12 No. 10 No. 10

11/19 No. 8 No. 8

11/26 No. 8 No. 8

12/3 No. 6 No. 6

12/10 No. 6 No. 6

12/17 No. 6 No. 6

12/24 No. 6 No. 6

12/31 No. 10 No. 10

1/7 No. 13 No. 10

1/14 No. 13 No. 13

1/21 No. 14 No. 14

1/28 No. 13 No. 13

2/4 No. 9 No. 9

2/11 No. 13 No. 13

2/18 No. 13 No. 13

2/25 No. 11 No. 11

3/4 No. 12 No. 12

3/11 No. 14 No. 14 4/10 No. 10

2013-14

Week AP Coaches

11/4 No. 24 No. 22

11/11 No. 24 No. 22

11/18 No. 23 No. 21

11/25 No. 22 No. 21

12/2 No. 19 No. 18

12/9 No. 16 No. 17

12/16 No. 16 No. 15

12/23 No. 19 No. 15

12/30 No. 19 No. 18

1/6 No. 25 No. 21

1/13 NR NR

1/20 NR NR

1/27 NR NR

2/3 NR NR 2/10 NR NR

2/18 NR NR 2/24 NR NR 3/3 NR NR 3/10 NR NR 4/7 NR NR

2014-15 Week AP Coaches

11/10 NR NR

11/17 No. 24 NR

11/24 No. 22 No. 25

12/1 No. 19 No. 23

12/8 No. 16 No. 18

12/15 No. 15 No. 17

12/22 No. 14 No. 16

12/29 No. 19 No. 19

1/5 No. 20 No. 19

1/12 No. 18 No. 16

1/19 No. 22 No. 19

1/26 No. 21 No. 20

2/2 No. 22 No. 21

2/9 No. 24 NR

2/16 NR NR

2/23 NR NR

3/2 NR NR

3/9 NR NR

3/16 NR NR

4/6 NR

2015-16

Week AP Coaches

Georgia was not ranked during the 2015-16 season.

2016-17 Week AP Coaches

Georgia was not ranked during the 2016-17 season.

2017-18 Week AP Coaches

10/22 NR NR 11/13 NR NR 11/20 NR NR 11/27 NR NR 12/4 NR NR 12/11 NR NR 12/18 NR NR 12/25 NR NR 1/1 NR NR 1/8 NR NR 1/15 NR No. 24 1/22 No. 21 No. 20 1/29 No. 17 No. 18 2/5 No. 18 No. 18 2/12 No. 20 No. 19 2/19 No. 19 No. 19 2/26 No. 19 No. 18 3/5 No. 18 No. 17 3/12 No. 18 No. 17 4/2 No. 19

2018-19

Week AP Coaches

10/31 14 13 11/12 14 11/19 NR 24 11/26 NR NR 12/3 NR NR 12/10 NR NR 12/17 NR NR 12/24 NR NR 12/31 NR NR 1/7 NR NR 1/14 NR NR 1/21 NR NR 1/28 NR NR 2/4 NR NR 2/11 NR NR 2/18 NR NR 2/25 NR NR 3/4 NR NR 3/11 NR NR 3/18 NR NR

2019-20 Week AP Coaches

Georgia was not ranked during the 2019-20 season.

1973-74 3-13

1974-75 8-9

1975-76 11-9

1976-77 2-10

1977-78 7-16

1978-79 6-19

1979-80 16-12

1980-81 27-10

GEORGIA

GEORGIA FINAL AP RANKINGS VS. RANKED (AP)

0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0

0-0 0-0

1-2 0-0

2-4 0-0 1982-83 27-7 7-5 2-1

1981-82 21-9

5-4 1-1 1983-84 30-3 9-3

6-2 1-1 1984-85 29-5 9-4

1-2 2-1 1985-86 30-2 10-2 5-0

6-1 1-0 1986-87 27-5 5-5 4-0 0-3 1-2 2-5 1-3 4-3 0-1 1987-88 21-10 2-8 0-3 0-4 2-1 1-7 0-5 0-5 0-1 1988-89 23-7 4-4 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-3 1-3 2-3 1-1 1989-90 25-5 5-3 4-1 0-1 1-1 2-1 1-1 4-3 2-0 1990-91 28-4 10-4 5-0 3-2 2-2 3-0 2-0 4-1 4-3 1991-92 19-11 4-5 0-2 2-2 2-1 2-4 2-2 4-4 1-2 1992-93 21-13 2-5 1-2 0-1 1-2 1-5 1-3 1-4 0-2

1993-94 17-11 3-5 2-1 1-2 0-2 0-3 0-2 1-4 1-1 1994-95 28-5 5-5 3-2 0-1 2-2 1-4 1-2 4-5 2-1 1995-96 28-5 11-3 2-0 6-2 3-1 5-2 4-2 6-2 7-1 1996-97 25-6 11-5 6-2 4-1 1-2 2-4 1-4 8-1 5-3 1997-98 17-11 2-5 1-2 1-3 0-0 0-2 0-2 2-4 1-2

1998-99 27-7 5-4 3-1 0-1 2-2 1-4 0-3 3-3 3-2 1999-00 32-4 6-4 2-1 1-1 3-2 2-1 1-0 3-2 2-2 2000-01 27-6 6-5 2-0 1-4 3-1 3-4 1-3 4-3 4-3

2001-02 19-11 4-7 2-3 2-2 0-2 0-5 0-2 3-6 1-5 2002-03 21-10 5-6 4-0 1-4 0-2 0-3 0-3 4-5 3-4 2003-04 25-10 3-6

2-4 3-5 2004-05 24-10 3-5

0-4 2-5 2005-06 23-9 4-8

4-5 2-8 2006-07 27-7 6-6

3-4 4-5 2007-08 23-10

Season Rank 1982-83 No. 8 1983-84 No. 3 1984-85 No. 8 1985-86 No. 2 1986-87 No. 6 1987-88 No. 17 1988-89 No. 10 1989-90 No. 7 1990-91 No. 3 1991-92 NR 1992-93 No. 21 1993-94 NR 1994-95 No. 12 1995-96 No. 5 1996-97 No. 6 1997-98 NR 1998-99 No. 12 1999-00 No. 4 2000-01 No. 4 2001-02 NR 2002-03 No. 19 2003-04 No. 16 2004-05 No. 20 2005-06 No. 12 2006-07 No. 13 2007-08 NR 2008-09 NR 2009-10 No. 23 2010-11 NR 2011-12 No. 20 2012-13 No. 14 2013-14 NR 2014-15 NR 2015-16 NR 2016-17 NR 2017-18 No. 18 2018-19 NR 2019-20 NR 2020-21 No. 10 2021-22 NR

3-19

2-10 No.

No.

4-10 No.

8-6

3-9 No.

No.

13-7 No.

9-4 No.

10-5 No. 15 11-7 No. 16 9-4 No. 17 6-9 No. 18 12-4 No. 19 15-4 No. 20 14-9 No. 21 3-2 No. 22 6-4 No. 23 8-2 No. 24 5-2 No. 25 3-2

GEORGIA IN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTS

‘75 WINTHROP INVITATIONAL Rock Hill, S.C.

2/13 Furman W 61-43

2/14 Winthrop L 73-93

‘76 WINTHROP INVITATIONAL Rock Hill, S.C.

2/12 East Carolina L 66-80

2/13 South Carolina W 62-60

2/14 Winthrop W 69-58

2/14 Western Carolina L 75-77

‘77 WINTHROP INVITATIONAL Rock Hill, S.C.

2/17 East Carolina W 71-54

2/18 Anderson JC L 79-99

‘78 WINTHROP INVITATIONAL Rock Hill, S.C.

2/9 South Carolina L 49-71

2/10 East Tennessee W 95-83

2/11 Anderson JC W 87-80

2/12 East Carolina L 76-92

‘79 LADY DOG INVITATIONAL Starkville, Miss.

1/4 Mississippi State L 46-58

1/5 Florida L 66-74

‘80 LADY KAT INVITATIONAL Lexington, Ky.

1/18 Kentucky L 61-82

1/19 Miami (Ohio) L 64-72

‘81 CLEMSON INVITATIONAL Clemson, S.C.

1/9 Alabama L 61-72

1/10 Appalachian State W 83-60

‘81 LADY SUNSHINE CLASSIC Orlando, Fla.

11/27 Valdosta State L 82-83

11/28 McNeese State W 94-74

‘81 LADY TIGER CLASSIC Memphis, Tenn.

12/17 Mississippi State W 75-56

12/18 Memphis State W 80-68

12/19 Northern Illinois W 76-65

‘82 OPTIMIST-ODU CLASSIC Norfolk, Va.

1/22 Drake L 64-76

1/23 Syracuse W 91-46

‘82 CRUSH CLASSIC Chicago, Ill.

11/26 No. 14 Rutgers W 76-61

11/27 UCLA L 57-75

‘82 DIAL SOAP CLASSIC Miami, Fla.

12/30 Minnesota W 65-61

12/31 Appalachian State W 94-32

‘83 NIKE-CAROLINA CLASSIC Columbia, S.C.

1/21 East Carolina W 80-61

1/22 South Carolina W 74-72

‘83 DETROIT CLASSIC Detroit, Mich.

11/25 St. John’s W 83-70

11/26 Bowling Green W 99-50

‘83 GIUSTI TOURNAMENT Portland, Ore.

12/18 Oregon W 89-64

12/19 Portland State W 64-34

12/20 Oregon State W 89-54

‘83 BUCKEYE CLASSIC Columbus, Ohio

12/29 Miami (Ohio) W 93-36

12/30 No. 17 Clemson W 78-64

‘84 MID-AMERICA CLASSIC Columbia, Mo.

12/14 No. 16 Texas Tech W 80-68

12/15 No. 18 Missouri W 70-67

‘84 BUCKEYE CLASSIC Columbus, Ohio

12/28 No. 14 Rutgers W 80-62

12/29 No. 9 Ohio State W 58-57

‘85 TENNESSEE TECH CLASSIC Cookeville, Tenn.

11/22 Central Michigan W 97-55

11/23 Tennessee Tech W 79-64

‘85 TRANSAMERICA CLASSIC Los Angeles, Calif.

12/27 No. 18 North Carolina W 87-70

12/28 No. 3 Southern Cal L 67-70

‘86 SOUTHERN INVITATIONAL Atlanta, Ga.

11/28 Grambling W 73-51

11/29 South Alabama W 70-58

11/30 Alabama W 78-58

‘86 TEXACO CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Philadelphia, Pa.

12/27 Virginia Tech W 80-56

12/28 Villanova W 71-60

‘

87 AMANA HAKWEYE CLASSIC Iowa City, Iowa

11/28 No. 16 Southern Illinois W 58-53 11/29 No. 6 Iowa L 56-66

‘87 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CLASSIC Raleigh, N.C.

12/28 No. 9 Ohio State W 80-66 12/29 N.C. State W 73-54

‘88 HALL OF FAME CLASSIC Cincinnati, Ohio

11/25 Cincinnati W 66-45 11/26 No. 16 N.C. State W 68-58 ‘88 UNLV CLASSIC Las Vegas, Nev.

12/28 Oklahoma State L 70-76 12/29 South Alabama W 92-62

‘89 WIMMER’S INVITATIONAL Lincoln, Neb.

11/24 Ohio State W 88-78 11/25 Nebraska W 74-59

‘89 HILTON HEAD SHOOTOUT Hilton Head, S.C.

12/29 North Carolina W 83-69

12/30 No. 20 South Carolina W 76-64 ‘90 CARDINAL CLASSIC Stanford, Calif.

12/21 No. 8 Northwestern W OT-93-83

12/22 No. 12 Stanford L 79-82

‘90 BELL ATLANTIC CLASSIC New Brunswick, N.J. 12/28 Maryland W 91-73 12/30 No. 17 Rutgers L 57-58 ‘92 RAINBOW WAHINE CLASSIC Honolulu, Hawaii

12/12 Santa Clara L 62-64

12/13 Oregon State L 79-81

‘92 BUCKEYE CLASSIC Columbus, Ohio

12/18 Missouri-Kansas City W 72-63

12/19 Ohio State L 72-89 ‘92 WILDCAT CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Villanova, Pa.

‘93 ISES INVITATIONAL Atlanta, Ga.

12/14 Georgia Southern W 82-77

12/15 Georgia Tech W 67-52

‘93 EXPRESS CLASSIC Jamaica, N.Y

12/29 No. 16 Kansas L 79-92

12/30 Coppin State W 94-41

‘94 ISES INVITATIONAL Atlanta, Ga.

12/12 Georgia State W 92-37

12/13 Georgia Tech W 113-81

‘95 ODU-DIAL CLASSIC Norfolk, Va.

11/25 SMU W 95-65

11/26 Old Dominion L 64-67

‘95 CAROLINAS BEACH CLASSIC Myrtle Beach, S.C.

12/19 S.C. State W 93-32

12/20 No. 11 Iowa W 79-52

12/21 Nebraska W 86-70

‘96 NORTHERN LIGHTS INVITATIONAL Anchorage, Alaska

12/19 Weber State W 72-44

12/20 Toledo W 85-52

12/21 Oregon W 72-55

‘96 UNLV SHOOTOUT Las Vegas, Nev.

12/27 No. 5 Louisiana Tech L 69-71

12/28 UNLV W 87-41

‘97 TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT CLASSIC Tallahassee, Fla.

12/5 Florida International L 68-83

12/6 Charleston Southern W 97-61

‘97 CORESTATES CLASSIC Philadelphia, Pa.

12/29 Fairfield W 94-68

12/30 LaSalle W 80-64

‘98 CONOCO LADY JACK CLASSIC Nacogdoches, Texas

12/5 Alcorn State W 91-51

12/6 Stephen F. Austin W 81-70

‘98 BSU CHRISTMAS CLASSIC Boise, Idaho

12/19 Sacramento State W 94-48

12/20 Boise State W 91-51

‘99 PRE-SEASON WNIT

11/15 Alabama-Birmingham W 76-75

11/17 at No. 17 Virginia Tech W 65-60

11/21 vs. No. 20 Boston College W 78-70

11/22 vs. No. 12 UCSB W 85-64

‘99 DEAD RIVER CLASSIC Orono, Maine

11/26 Stephen F. Austin W 85-44

11/27 Maine W OT-79-68

‘99 HILTON HOBBY CLASSIC Houston, Texas

12/4 Alcorn State W 78-38

12/5 Houston W 98-68

‘99 THE BEACH CLASSIC Long Beach, Calif.

12/19 Ohio State W 78-38

12/20 Long Beach State W 87-67

‘00 COACHES VS. CANCER CHALLENGE Madison, Wis.

11/22 No. 12 Oklahoma W 94-70

11/24 No. 5 Notre Dame L 73-75

12/28 San Diego State

63-70 12/29 Rider W 97-57

‘01 OAKLAND TRIBUNE CLASSIC Berkeley, Calif.

12/1 UNLV W 77-62

12/2 California W 54-48

‘03 COMFORT SUITES CLASSIC Richmond, Ky

12/29 Morehead State W 92-42

12/30 Eastern Kentucky W 92-60

‘04 RAINBOW WAHINE CLASSIC Honolulu, Hawaii

11/26 Idaho W 77-55

11/27 TCU L 63-64

11/28 Santa Clara W 87-68

‘05 AYRES HOTEL CLASSIC Los Angeles, Calif.

11/25 UCLA L 64-84

11/26 Loyola Marymount W 89-58

‘06 SURF ’N SLAM CLASSIC San Diego, Calif.

12/28 Georgia Washington L 54-66

12/30 Brown W 82-69

‘07 JUNKANOO JAM Freeport, Bahamas

11/23 Prairie View A&M W 78-44

11/24 Southern Cal W 58-57

‘07 FIU FUN & SUN CLASSIC Miami, Fla.

12/29 Florida State W 71-62

12/30 Florida International W 70-56

‘08 LADY REBEL ROUND-UP Las Vegas, Nev.

11/28 Cal State Fullerton W 85-64

11/29 Eastern Washington W 75-51

‘09 LADY EAGLE CLASSIC Hattiesburg, Miss.

11/27 Texas A&M-CC W 77-58

11/28 Southern Miss W 88-55

‘10 LMU THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Los Angeles, Calif.

11/26 Denver W 73-51

11/27 Loyola Marymount W 76-45

‘10 FIU FUN & SUN CLASSIC Miami, Fla.

12/29 Louisiana Tech L 62-77

12/30 Florida International W 70-65

‘11 UNLV LADY REBEL ROUND-UP Las Vegas, Nev.

11/26 Georgetown L 56-64

11/27 Northeastern W 81-61

‘11 HOLIDAY HOOPS CLASSIC Las Vegas, Nev.

12/19 Gonzaga L 68-71

12/20 Montana State W 63-49

‘12 UNM TOURAMENT Albuquerque, N.M.

11/23 St. Bonaventure W 84-48

11/24 New Mexico W 72-42

‘13 GSU INVITATIONAL Atlanta, Ga.

11/29 George Washington W 80-60

12/1 Georgia State W 70-58

‘15 RADISSON CHATSWORTH CLASSIC Northridge, Calif.

11/27 BYU W 66-58

11/28 CSUN W 83-58

‘16 JUNKANOO JAM Bimini, Bahamas

11/24 Minnesota W 70-58

11/26 USF L 65-81

‘18 PUERTO RICO CLASICO

San Juan, Puerto Rico

11/22 Morgan State W 60-33

11/24 No. 7 Maryland L 51-58

‘19 DAYTONA BEACH INVITATIONAL Daytona Beach, Fla.

11/29 Butler W 69-36

11/30 Virginia Tech W 77-72

‘21 DAYTONA BEACH INVITATIONAL Daytona Beach, Fla.

11/26 Notre Dame W 71-67

11/27 Marquette W 70-45

ALL-HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Sharon Baldwin

’89 Wimmer’s Invitational

Shacobia Barbee

’13 GSU Thanksgiving Invitational

'15 Radisson Chatsworth Thanksgiving Classic

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 '15 Radisson Chatsworth Thanksgiving Classic

Lady Hardmon

’89 Wimmer’s Invitational ’89 Hilton Head Shootout ’90 Bell Atlantic Classic

Janet Harris

Lady Sunshine Classic

Lady Tiger Classic

Optimist-ODU Classic

Nike-Carolina Classic

Detroit Classic

Giusti Tournament

’83 Buckeye Classic ’84 Mid-America Classic

Buckeye Classic

Jasmine Hassell ‘10 LMU Thanksgiving Classic ‘11 UNLV Lady Rebel Roundup ‘12 UNM Thanksgiving Tour nament

Tracy Henderson ’93 Express Christmas Classic ’96 Northern Lights Invitational

Kedra Holland-Corn ’96 Northern Lights Invitational ’96

Shootout

Wanda Holloway

Classic

Classic

Ashley Houts

Round-up

Tasha Humphrey

Wahine Invitational

Hotel Classic

& Sun Classic

Jasmine James

Tawana McDonald ’98 BSU Christmas Classic

Pre-season WNIT ’99

Beach Classic ’01 Oakland Tribune Classic

Coco Miller

Classic ’98 BSU Christmas Classic ’99

River Classic ’99

Beach Classic

Kelly Miller

Conoco Ladyjack Classic ’98 BSU Classic

Pre-season WNIT ’99 Dead River Classic ’99 The Beach Classic ’00 Coaches vs. Cancer

Deanna “Tweety” Nolan ’99

Beach Classic

Porsha Phillips

Thanksgiving Classic

Angel Robinson ’07

Jam

Saudia Roundtree ’95 ODU-Dial Classic

Adrienne Shuler ’90

Atlantic Classic

Classic

Lou Sims ’81

Tammye Jenkins

Tiger Classic

Kim “K.T.” Thompson ’93

Christmas Classic

Medina Turner

Classic

Bernadette Locke

Traci Waites

Classic

Katrina McClain

Sherelle Warren

House

1980 • KNOXVILLE, TENN.

2/7 QF Ole Miss L 70-80

1981 • BATON ROUGE, LA.

2/26 QF Ole Miss W 75-68

2/27 SF Alabama L 66-80

2/28 Con. Kentucky W 73-62

1982 • LEXINGTON, KY

2/25 QF #4 Auburn W 66-65

2/26 SF #1 Tennessee L 44-55

2/28 Con. #7 LSU W 77-66

1983 • KNOXVILLE, TENN. No. 3 Seed East

SEC CHAMPIONS

3/3 QF #3W LSU W 79-78

3/4 SF #1E Tennessee W 71-65

3/5 F #1W Ole Miss W 72-69

1984 • ATHENS, GA. No. 1 Seed (East)

SEC CHAMPIONS

3/1 QF #4W Auburn W 102-72

3/2 SF #2W LSU W 84-77

3/3 F #3W Alabama W 74-65

1985 • QF-ATHENS/SF-OXFORD No. 1 Seed (East)

2/28 QF #5E Vanderbilt W 79-67

3/3 SF #2W Auburn L 65-80

1986 • ATHENS, GA. No. 1 Seed

SEC CHAMPIONS

3/1 QF #8 Alabama W 88-71

3/2 SF #4 Ole Miss W 76-68

3/3 F #3 LSU W 94-72

1987 • ALBANY, GA. No. 2 Seed

3/4 QF #7 Kentucky W 67-64

3/5 SF #6 Vanderbilt W 54-53

3/6 F #1 Auburn L 57-81

1988 • ALBANY, GA. No. 6 Seed

3/4 QF #3 LSU W 86-84

3/5 SF #2 Tennessee L 76-82

1989 • ALBANY, GA. No. 3 Seed

3/3 QF #6 Ole Miss L 69-78

1990 • ALBANY, GA. No. 4 Seed

3/2 QF #5 Vanderbilt W 79-72

3/3 SF #1 Tennessee L 54-73

1991 • ALBANY, GA. No. 1 Seed

3/1 QF #9 Alabama W 78-69

3/2 SF #4 LSU L 74-83

1992 • ALBANY, GA. No. 4 Seed

3/6 QF #5 Vanderbilt W 58-57

3/7 SF #1 Ole Miss W 71-60

3/8 F #2 Tennessee L 66-73

1993 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 8 Seed

3/5 1st #9 Arkansas W 84-73

3/6 QF #1 Tennessee W 73-72

3/7

3/8

1994 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 8 Seed

3/4 1st #9 Arkansas W 84-62

3/5 QF #1 Tennessee L 72-86

1995 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 3 Seed

3/4 QF #6 Florida W 88-71 3/5 SF #2 Vanderbilt L 56-82

1996 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 1 Seed

3/1 QF #8 LSU L 71-73

1997 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 1 Seed 3/1 QF #9 Auburn L 47-75

1998 • COLUMBUS, GA. No. 5 Seed

2/26 1st #12 Ole Miss L 73-77

1999 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 3 Seed

2/26 QF #6 Mississippi State W 72-66

2/27 SF #7 Kentucky W 68-62

2/28 F #1 Tennessee L 69-85

2000 • CHATTANOOGA, TENN. No. 1 Seed 3/3 QF #9 Kentucky W 63-45 3/4 SF #5 Mississippi State L 61-62

2001 • MEMPHIS, TENN. No. 3 Seed

SEC CHAMPIONS

3/2 QF #11 Ole Miss W 80-61 3/3 SF #7 Arkansas W 63-44 3/4 F #4 Vanderbilt W 62-60

2002 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 9 Seed

2/28 1st #8 Alabama W 64-60 3/1 QF #1 Tennessee L 67-81

2003 • NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. No. 3 Seed

3/7 QF #5 Vanderbilt L 70-74

2004 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 5 Seed

3/4 1st #12 South Carolina W 73-42 3/5 QF #4 Florida W 76-72

3/6 SF #1 Tennessee W(OT) 68-66 3/7 F #6 Vanderbilt L 56-62

2005 • GREENVILLE, S.C. No. 4 Seed

3/4 QF #5 Ole Miss W 87-65 3/4 SF #1 LSU L 65-79

2006 • NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. No. 3 Seed

3/3 QF #6 Vanderbilt W 69-47 3/4 SF #2 Tennessee L 79-89

2007 • DULUTH, GA. No. 2 Seed 3/2 QF #7 Kentucky W 72-40 3/3 SF #3 Vanderbilt L 56-81

2008 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 5 Seed

3/6 1st #12 Alabama W 71-62 3/7 QF #4 Kentucky L 50-57

2009 • NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. No. 7 Seed

3/5 1st #10 Kentucky W 82-64

3/6 QF #2 Vanderbilt L 61-69

2010 • DULUTH, GA. No. 6 Seed

3/4 1st #11 Alabama W 73-66

3/5 QF #3 Mississippi State L 52-67

2011 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 4 Seed

3/4 1st # 5 South Carolina W 66-34

3/5 QF #1 Tennessee L 58-82

2012 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 3 Seed

3/2 QF # 6 South Carolina L 55-59

2013 • DULUTH, GA. No. 3 Seed

3/8 QF #6 LSU W 71-53

3/9 SF #2 Kentucky L 38-60

2014 • DULUTH, GA. No. 9 Seed

3/6 2nd #8 Vanderbilt W 53-43

3/7 QF #1 South Carolina L 48-67

2015 • NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. No. 10 Seed

3/6 1st #7 Missouri W 75-64

3/7 QF #2 Tennessee L 41-75

2016 • JACKSONVILLE, FLA. No. 6 Seed

3/3 2nd #11 Vanderbilt (OT) L 54-49

2017 • GREENVILLE, S.C. No. 8 Seed

3/2 2nd #9 Vanderbilt W 56-52

3/3 QF #1 South Carolina L 48-72

2018 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 3 Seed

3/2 QF #6 Missouri W 55-41

3/3 SF #2 South Carolina L 49-71

2019 • GREENVILLE, S.C. No. 3 Seed

3/7 2nd #10 Arkansas L 78-86

2020 • GREENVILLE, S.C. No. 9 Seed

3/5 2nd #8 Alabama W 68-61

3/6 QF #1 South Carolina L 56-89

2021 • GREENVILLE, S.C. No. 4 Seed

3/5 QF #5 Kentucky W 78-66

3/6 SF #1 Texas A&M W 74-68

3/7 F #2 South Carolina L 62-67

2022 • NASHVILLE, TENN. No. 6 Seed

3/3 2nd #11 Alabama L 62-74

# Denotes opponent’s seed in tourney

#5 Alabama W 76-72

#3 Vanderbilt L 64-78

GEORGIA SEC TOURNEY NOTES

Georgia has won the SEC

and

has compiled a 51-39 (.570)

times, in

1984,

RECORD VS. ALL SCHOOLS

School Rec. Last Result

Alabama 8-2 L, 62-74 in 2022 2nd

3-1 L, 78-86 in 2019 2nd

Auburn 3-3 W, 56-52 in 2017 2nd

2-0 W, 76-72 in 2004 QF

7-2 W, 78-66 in 2021 QF

6-3 W, 71-53 in 2013 QF Ole Miss 6-3 W, 87-65 in 2005 QF Mississippi State 1-2 L, 52-67 in 2010 QF Missouri 2-1 W, 55-41 in 2018 QF South Carolina 2-6 L, 62-67 in 2021 Finals

Tennessee 3-10 L, 41-75 in 2015 QF Texas A&M 1-0 W, 74-68 in 2021 SF

Vanderbilt 7-7 L, 54-49 in 2016 2nd

RECORD BY ROUND

Rd. Times Rec. Last-result

Round of 12 15 12-4 ’22-L, 62-74 vs. Alabama Quarters 39 23-16 ’21-W, 78-66 vs. Kentucky Semis 23 10-13 ’21-W, 74-68 vs. Texas A&M Finals 10 5-5 ’21-L, 62-67 vs. S. Carolina Con. 2 2-0 ’82-W, 77-66 vs. LSU

RECORD BY SEED

Seed Times Rec. Last-best result

No. 1 *7 9-5 2000-Champs (’84, ’86) No. 2 2 3-2 2007-Runner-up (’87)

No. 3 **10 12-8 2018-Champs (’83, ’01)

No. 4 5 7-5 2021-Runner-up (’21)

No. 5 3 4-3 2008-Runner-up (’04)

No. 6 4 2-4 2022-2nd Round (’22) No. 7 2 1-2 2019-2nd Round (‘09)

No. 8 3 5-3 1994-Runner-up (’93) No. 9 3 3-3 2020-Quarters (’02, ‘14 and '20) No. 10 1 1-1 2015- Quarters ('15) No. 11 0 0-0 No. 12 0 0-0 Un. 3 4-3 1982Third (’81, ’82)

* includes twice as No. 1 seed in SEC East (1984, 1985)

** includes once as No. 3 seed in SEC East (1983)

TERESA EDWARDS

LISA O’CONNOR DEBORAH REESE MAYA CALDWELL

1982 • NO. 4 SEED MIDWEST

1st Round – Tempe, Ariz.

3/12 32 #5 Arizona State L 77-97

1983 • NO. 2 SEED MIDEAST

1st Round – Athens

3/19 32 #7 North Carolina W 72-70

Regional -South Bend, Ind.

3/25 16 #6 Indiana W 86-70

3/27 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 112-69 Regional - Knoxville, Tenn.

3/23 16 #4 Ole Miss W 73-63

3/25 8 #3 Tennessee L 61-73

1985 • NO. 2 SEED WEST

1st Round - Athens

3/16 32 #7 Tennessee Tech W 91-74 Regional - Los Angeles

3/21 16 #6 UCLA W 78-42

3/23 8 #1 Long Beach State W 97-82

Final Four - Austin, Texas

3/29 SF #4ME Western Ky. W 91-78

3/31 F #1E Old Dominion L 65-70

1986 • NO. 1 SEED MIDEAST

1st Round - Athens

3/15 32 #8 Illinois W 103-64 Regional - Iowa City, Iowa

3/21 16 #4 Tennessee L 82-85

1987 • NO. 2 SEED MIDWEST

1st Round - Athens

3/15 32 #7 Kansas W 82-51 Regional - Monroe, La.

3/29 16 #3 Iowa L 60-62

1988 • NO. 4 SEED MIDEAST

1st Round - Athens

3/19 32 #5 Western Ky. W 84-66 Regional -Athens

3/24 16 #1 Auburn L 65-68

1989 • NO. 5 SEED MIDEAST

1st Round - Athens

3/15 32 #12 UT-Chattanooga W 90-69 2nd - Clemson, S.C.

3/18 32 #4 Clemson L 65-78

1990 • NO. 2 SEED WEST

1st Round - Athens

3/18 32 #7 Arkansas L 70-81

1991 • NO. 1 SEED WEST

1st Round - Athens

3/16 32 #8 UNLV W 86-62 Regional - Las Vegas

3/21 16 #4 Long Beach State W 87-77

3/23 8 #2 Stanford L 67-75

1993 • NO. 2 SEED WEST

1st Round - Athens

3/17 48 Un. San Diego State W 85-68 Regional - Palo Alto, Calif.

3/20 32 #1 Stanford L 60-93

1995 • NO. 3 SEED MIDWEST

1st and 2nd Rounds - Athens

3/17 64 #14 Indiana W 81-64

3/19 32 #11 Louisville W 81-68 Regional -Des Moines, Iowa

3/23 16 #7 N.C. State W 98-79

3/25 8 #1 Colorado W 82-79

Final Four - Austin, Texas 41 SF #1ME Tennessee L 51-73

1996 • NO. 2 SEED MIDWEST

1st & 2nd Rounds - Athens

3/15 64 #15 St.Francis (PA) W 98-66

3/17 32 #7 Oklahoma State W 83-55

Regional - Nagadoches, Texas 3/23 16 #11 Stephen F. Austin W78-64 3/25 8 #1 Louisiana Tech W 90-76

Final Four - Charlotte, N.C. 3/29 SF #1 Stanford W 86-76 3/31 F #1E Tennessee L 65-83

1997 • NO. 2 SEED WEST

1st & 2nd Round - Athens

3/14 64 #15 Eastern Kentucky W91-55 3/16 32 #7 Arizona W 80-74

Regional - Missoula, Mont. 3/22 16 #6 Vanderbilt W 66-52 324 8 #1 Stanford L 47-82

1998 • NO. 7 SEED EAST

1st 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 73-52 3/15 32 #11 SMU W 68-55

Regional - Cincinnati, Ohio 3/20 16 #2 Clemson W 67-54 3/22 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 74-46 3/20 32 #9 Stanford W 83-64 Regional - Portland, Ore. 3/25 16 #5 North Carolina W 83-57 3/27 8 #2 Rutgers L 51-59

2001 • NO. 2 SEED EAST 1st & 2nd Rounds - Athens 3/16 64 #15 Liberty W 77-48 3/18 32 #10 Missouri L 65-78

2002 • NO. 10 SEED MIDEAST 1st Round - West Lafayette, Ind. 3/16 64 #7 Old Dominion L 54-68

2003 • NO. 5 SEED MIDWEST

1st & 2nd Rounds - Athens 3/22 64 #12 Charlotte W 81-60 3/24 32 #4 Rutgers W 74-64 Regional - Albuquerque, N.M. 3/29 16 #1 Duke L 63-66

2004 • NO. 3 SEED WEST 1st & 2nd Rounds - Philadelphia 3/20 64 #14 Liberty W 78-53 3/22 32 #6 TCU W 85-71 Regional - Los Angeles 3/27 16 #2 Purdue W 66-64 3/29 8 #4 LSU L 60-62

2005 • NO. 6 SEED 1st & 2nd Rounds -Dallas 3/19 64 #11 Rice W 75-49 3/21 32 #3 Texas W 70-68 Regional - Chattanooga, Tenn. 3/26 16 #2 Duke L 57-63

2006 • NO. 3 SEED 1st & 2nd Rounds - Trenton, N.J. 3/19 64 #14 Marist W 75-60 3/21 32 #11 Hartford W 73-54 Regional - Bridgeport, Conn. 3/26 16 #2 Connecticut L 75-77

2007 • NO. 3 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Minneapolis, Minn.

3/17 64 #14 Belmont W 53-36 3/19 32 #6 Iowa State W 76-56

Regional - Dallas, Texas 3/25 16 #2 Purdue L 65-78

2008 • NO. 7 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Norfolk, Va.

3/23 64 #10 Iowa W 67-61 3/25 32 #2 North Carolina L 66-80

2009 • NO. 11 SEED

1st Round - Duluth, Ga.

3/21 64 #6 Arizona State L 47-58

2010 • NO. 5 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Tempe, Ariz.

3/20 64 #12 Tulane W 64-59

3/22 32 #4 Oklahoma State W OT-74-71

Regional - Sacramento, Calif.

3/27 16 #1 Stanford L 36-73

2011 • NO. 6 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Auburn, Ala.

3/20 64 #11 Middle Tenn. W 56-41

3/22 32 #3 Florida State W 61-59

Regional - Dallas, Texas

3/27 16 #2 Texas A&M L 38-79

2012 • NO. 4 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Tallahassee, Fla.

3/18 64 #13 Marist L 70-76

2013 • NO. 4 SEED

1st & 2nd Rounds - Spokane, Wash.

3/23 64 #13 Montana W 70-50

3/25 32 #5 Iowa State W 65-60

Regional - Spokane, Wash.

3/30 16 #1 Stanford W 61-59 4/1 8 #2 California L OT-62-65

2014 • NO. 8 SEED

1st Round - Storrs, Conn.

3/23 64 #9 Saint Joseph’s L 57-67

2016 • NO. 8 SEED

1st Round - South Bend, Ind. 3/19 64 #9 Indiana L 58-62

2018 • NO. 4 SEED

1st and 2nd Rounds - Athens, Ga.

3/17 64 #13 Mercer W 68-63 3/19 32 #5 Duke L 40-66

2021 • NO. 3 SEED

Entire Tournament - San Antonio, Texas

3/22 64 #14 Drexel W 67-53 3/24 32 #6 Oregon L 50-57

2022 • NO. 6 SEED

1st and 2nd Rounds - Ames, Iowa

3/18 64 #11 Dayton W 70-54

3/20 32 #3 Iowa State L 44-67

# Denotes opponent’s seed in tourney

NCAA TOURNEY

Georgia is one of only six

advance to five Final Fours, doing so in 1983, 1985, 1995, 1996 and 1999.

» Georgia has earned bids to 35 of 40 NCAA Tournaments.

» Georgia’s totals of all-time NCAA Tourney games played (92) and games won (58) both rank in the top-10 among all schools.

RECORD BY ROUND

Rd. Times Rec. Last-result

64 26 21-6 ’22-W, 70-54 vs. Dayton

32 29 19-9 ’22-L, 44-67 vs. Iowa State

Sweet 16 20 11-9 ’13-W, 61-59 vs. Stanford

Elite Eight 11 5-6 ’13-L, 62-65 (OT) vs. Cal Semis 5 2-3 ’99-L, 69-81 vs. Duke

Final 2 0-2 ’96-L, 65-83 vs. Tennessee

RECORD BY SEED

Seed Times Last Rec. Best result

No. 1 4 2000 8-4 Elite Eight (3 times) No. 2 7 2001 17-7 Runner-up (’85, ’96) No. 3 6 2021 16-6 Final Four (’95, ’99)

No. 4 4 2018 5-5 Elite Eight (‘13)

No. 5 3 2010 5-3 Sweet 16 (’03, ’10)

No. 6 3 2022 5-3 Sweet 16 (’05, 11)

No. 7 1 1998 0-1 Rd. of 64 (’98)

No. 8 3 2016 1-3 Rd. of 32 (’08) No. 9 0 0-0

No. 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 LOCATION

Location Rec. Last-result

Home 23-4 ’18, L, 40-66 vs. Duke Road 2-4 ’96, W, 78-64 vs. S.F. Austin

Neutral 33-27 ’22-L, 44-67 vs. Iowa State

RECORD BY REGIONAL

Reg. Times Last Rec. Best result

East 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

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 themselves bracketed together in the Midwest Regional.

La. Tech topped pre-season No. 1 Connecticut in the State Farm Tip-off Clas sic and occupied the top spot until a late January loss. The Lady Bulldogs, who had just defeated 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 Vanderbilt. La. Tech then returned to No. 1 for the re mainder of the season.

In a matchup well worthy of its billing, the Lady Bulldogs rallied from a ninepoint halftime deficit en route to a 90-76 victory. Saudia Roundtree, who re ceived Naismith National 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 national title tilt.

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1/29

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Valdosta State 64-60

Florida 86-66

78-80

55-52

Georgia State 63-66

Ole Miss 75-68

Alabama 66-80

73-62

No.

Georgia Southern 70-82

State 104-69

124-91

100-53

80-39

58-74

89-70

83-74

85-53

70-82

The 1981 Lady Dogs made major strides in Georgia’s ascension to one of the premier programs in the nation.

That season contained numerous mile stones in the history of Lady Bulldog Bas ketball, including the first 20-win season, the first victory over a ranked opponent and the first-ever Georgia AIAW title.

The Lady Dogs won the state tournament just two years after being the last seed in the 1978 tourney.

Georgia completed the campaign in im pressive fashion by winning the 1981 NWIT title in Amarillo,Texas, where Cynthia Collins and Wanda Holloway were tabbed NWIT All-Americans.

65-61

12/31 W No. 9 2 vs. Appalachian State 94-32

1/3 W No. 9 at Georgia State 97-42

1/6 W No. 9 # Kansas State 88-67

1/8 W No. 9 Vanderbilt 76-70

1/10 W No. 8 at Florida 76-60

1/11 W No. 8 at Mercer 80-66

1/16 L No. 9 No. 7 Tennessee 54-74

1/21 W No. 9 3 vs. East Carolina 80-61

1/22 W No. 9 3 at South Carolina 74-72

1/26 W No. 9 Georgia State 93-55

1/30 L No. 10 at No. 7 Kentucky (OT) 59-66

1/31 W No. 10 at Eastern Kentucky 68-54

2/6 L No. 10 at Vanderbilt 62-63

2/7 W No. 10 at Tennessee Tech 72-61

2/9 W No. 10 UT-Chattanooga 74-60

2/12 L No. 10 at No. 6 Tennessee 59-73

2/14 L No. 12 at No. 14 Auburn 54-58

2/20 W No. 12 No. 8 Kentucky 99-81

2/26 W No. 12 Mercer (OT) 78-66

2/28 W No. 12 Clemson 105-64

3/3 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 19 LSU 79-78

A youthful unit with a great deal of faith in itself caught fire late in the 1983 season and rode that momentum all the way to the NCAA Final Four.

After compiling just a 4-4 SEC record in regular season, the Lady Bulldogs traveled to the SEC Tournament 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 In diana, Georgia faced Tennessee for a fourth time during the campaign. While the Lady Vols captured both regular-season meetings quite convincingly, the Lady Dogs secured their second victory over UT in the post-sea son to win the Mideast Regional in South Bend, Ind.

The Cinderella run ended at the Final Four where Cheryl Miller-USC dispatched Georgia en route to the NCAA title.

3/4 W No. 12 4 at No. 8 Tennessee 71-65

3/5 W No. 12 4 vs. No. 15 Ole Miss 72-69

3/19 W No. 8 5 No. 18 North Carolina 72-70

3/25 W No. 8 6 vs. Indiana 86-70

3/27 W No. 8 6 vs. No. 9 Tennessee 67-63

4/1 L No. 8 7 vs. No. 2 Southern Cal 57-81

# Home Game Played in Marietta, Ga.

1 Crush Classic (Chicago, Ill.)

2 Dial Soap Classic (Miami, Fla.)

3 Nike-Carolina Classic (Columbia, S.C.)

4 SEC Tourney (Knoxville, Tenn.)

5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens)

6 NCAA Mideast (South Bend, Ind.)

7 NCAA Final Four (Norfolk, Va.).

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3 at Kentucky 69-68

No. 2 Stephen F. Austin 106-51

No. 2 Vanderbilt 87-86

No. 2 Florida 86-66

No. 4 at No. 11 Tennessee 59-63

No. 4 at UT-Chattanooga 75-71

No. 4 Augusta College 107-53

No. 4 Mercer 78-57

No. 4 at Georgia State 114-68

2/5 W No. 4 Kentucky 87-61

2/12 W No. 4 at Vanderbilt 90-66

2/15 W No. 4 No. 15 Auburn 84-68

2/19 W No. 4 No. 10 Tennessee 84-65

2/22 W No. 4 South Florida 87-35

2/25 W No. 4 at Florida 63-48

3/1 W No. 4 4 No. 18 Auburn 102-72

3/2 W No. 4 4 No. 9 LSU 84-77

3/3 W No. 4 4 No. 12 Alabama 74-65

3/17 W No. 3 5 Louisville 112-69

3/23 W No. 3 6 vs. No. 10 Ole Miss 73-63

3/25 L No. 3 6 at No. 15 Tennessee 61-73

1 Detroit Classic (Detroit, Mich.)

2 Giusti Tourney (Portland, Ore.)

3 Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

4 SEC Tourney (Athens)

5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens)

6 NCAA Mideast (Knoxville, Tenn.)

The 1983-84 Lady Bulldogs 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 Athens in 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.

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.

The 1985 Lady Bulldogs fell one win shy of claiming the national title, rolling through their first four NCAA Tourney foes by more than 20 points per game and leading by nine points late in the first half of the national championship game.

After dispatching Tennessee Tech, Andy Landers’s alma mater, in the first round, the Lady Bulldogs traveled to historic Pauley Pavilion where they throttled No. 18 UCLA and upset top-seeded Long Beach State.

After topping Western Kentucky, the Lady Dogs opened up a 31-22 lead over Old Domin ion in the NCAA final before the Monarchs trimmed that edge to one point at halftime.

The fir st 10 minutes of the second half featured no less than 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.

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No.

No. 3

No. 6

No. 6

Western

No.

(OT)

at No. 18 Missouri 70-67

vs. No. 14 Rutgers 80-62

at No. 9 Ohio State 58-57

No. 6 vs. Cincinnati 89-61

No. 6 vs. Xavier (Ohio) 106-38

1/6 W No. 5 No. 6 Southern Cal 77-56

1/12 W No. 5 at Florida 88-73

1/14 W No. 5 at Mercer 94-78

1/17 W No. 5 at Georgia Southern 86-59

1/19 W No. 5 Florida 67-56

1/21 W No. 5 Florida A&M 85-50

1/27 W No. 5 at Vanderbilt 83-67

1/29 L No. 5 at No. 17 Kentucky 57-61

2/2 W No. 5 at Tennessee 72-56

2/6 W No. 7 Tennessee State 102-55

2/10 W No. 7 Vanderbilt 95-71

2/13 W No. 7 Georgia State 99-57

2/17 W No. 6 Kentucky 87-65

2/28 W No. 6 3 Vanderbilt 79-67

3/3 L No. 8 3 vs. No. 9 Auburn 65-80

3/16 W No. 8 4 Tennessee Tech 91-74

3/21 W No. 8 5 at No. 18 UCLA 78-42

3/23 W No. 8 5 vs. No. 3 Long Beach State 97-82

3/29 W No. 8 6 vs. No. 14 Western Ky. 91-78

3/31 L No. 8 6 vs. No. 5 Old Dominion 65-70

1 Mid-America Classic (Columbia, Mo.)

2 Buckeye Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

3 SEC Tourney (Athens & Oxford, Miss.)

4 NCAA 1st Round (Athens)

5 NCAA West (Los Angeles, Calif.)

6 NCAA Final Four (Austin, Texas)

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

spent the

or No.

was the 1986 Lady Dogs,

the nation.

ranked either No.

Georgia sported an impressive 26.0-point

including an even more impressive 19.8-point advantage in its

ranked foes.

That season also capped the careers of the most successful senior class in UGA history. Teresa Edwards, Lisa O’Connor and Susie Gardner helped lead Georgia to a combined 116-7 record (.943), three SEC Championships (1983, 1984 and 1986), two Final Fours (1983, 1985) and a national runner-up finish (1985).

No.

at No. 15 Iowa 62-51

No.

1/7 W No. 8 Georgia State 77-45

1/9 W No. 8 S.C. State 100-54

1/12 W No. 8 Florida 89-68

1/14 W No. 7 UNC-Charlotte 81-56

1/16 W No. 7 DePaul 90-67

1/19 W No. 7 No. 14 Ole Miss 77-64

1/26 W No. 5 Vanderbilt 57-53

1/28 W No. 4 at No. 3 Tennessee 81-74

1/31 W No. 3 No. 22 Florida State 91-71

2/3 W No. 3 at Kentucky 87-71

2/7 W No. 3 No. 19 Clemson 96-59

2/10 W No. 3 at No. 13 LSU (OT) 108-102

2/16 W No. 3 at Mississippi State 90-59

2/20 W No. 3 Alabama 83-47

2/23 W No. 3 No. 5 Auburn 70-66

2/25 W No. 3 South Alabama 125-64

3/1 W No. 3 4 vs. Alabama 78-69

G eorgia’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 Colise um-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 to lead the Lady Dogs to that win and secure Georgia’s fourth SEC Championship in a nineyear span.

Lowe and Stacey Ford earned All-SEC recognition, while Andy Landers was tabbed as the SEC Coach of the Year.

3/2 L No. 3 4 vs. No. 12 LSU 74-83

3/16 W No. 3 5 No. 17 UNLV 86-62

3/21 W No. 3 6 vs. No. 18 Long Beach St. 87-77

3/23 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 Tourney (Albany, Ga.)

5 NCAA 1st Round (Athens)

6 NCAA West (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Adrienne Shuler, Kim Berry, Lady Hardmon, Camille Lowe, Deborah Reese and Vicky Jones. Standing: Kenya Robinson, Sharla Smith, Stacey Ford,Tammye Jenkins, Deborah

and Nancy Anderson.

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102-31

South Carolina 80-58

State 90-45

Mississippi State 69-66

46-59

Ole Miss (OT) 80-77

Texas 80-75

Mexico State 80-53

78-56

Southern 91-33

Fueled by a mix of six stellar sophomores

National Junior College Player of the Year, the 1995 Lady

the

played well throughout the season and then upped its intensity in the post-season to earn a Final

Georgia spent the campaign ranked be tween No. 18 and No. 8 in the AP poll and eventually earned the No. 3 seed for the Midwest Regional.

Georgia’s thrilling win over No. 2 Colorado delivered the Lady Dogs to the Final Four. Ke dra Holland scored 11 of her 15 points during the final 3:30 of the “Elite Eight” matchup to amazingly turn a seven-point deficit into an 82-79 victory.

Georgia then became the “home” team for the Final Four in Minneapolis, the hometown of Georgia sophomores Brandi Decker and Tracy Henderson.

(L-R): Rachel Powell, Latrese Bush, KimThompson, Saudia Roundtree, Kedra Holland and Stephanie Wheeler. Standing: Brandi Decker, Tracy Henderson, Dorothy Sanders, Tiffany Walker, La’Keshia Frett and Tracy Walls.

No. 11 Iowa 79-52

12/21 W No. 10 2 vs. Nebraska 86-70

1/4 W No. 9 LSU 76-61

1/6 W No. 9 UNC Asheville 101-36

1/8 W No. 7 No. 3 Tennessee 77-71

1/12 W No. 7 at No. 24 Auburn 79-71

1/15 W No. 4 at No. 3 Connecticut 75-67

1/20 W No. 4 at No. 10 Penn State 79-78

1/25 W No. 2 at No. 20 Florida 72-61

1/28 W No. 2 Mississippi State 97-62

1/31 W No. 1 Texas 93-68

2/4 W No. 1 3 vs. North Carolina 80-75

2/7 W No. 1 at No. 17 Ole Miss 90-85

2/11 W No. 1 South Carolina 79-61

2/13 W No. 1 Kentucky 75-55

2/16 L No. 1 at No. 13 Vanderbilt 66-71

2/20 W No. 2 No. 19 Florida 89-81

2/24 W No. 2 at Arkansas 87-54

3/1 L No. 2 4 vs. LSU 71-73

3/15 W No. 5 5 St. Francis (Pa.) 98-66

3/17 W No. 5 5 Oklahoma State 83-55

The 1996 Lady Bulldogs became the first team in the storied history of Georgia Bas ketball 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, defeatingTennessee 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 campaign, the Lady Dogs were seeded No. 2 in the Midwest Re gional behind Louisiana Tech, the only other team to be No. 1 that season.

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.

3/23 W No. 5 6 at Stephen F. Austin 78-64

3/25 W No. 5 6 vs. No. 1 Louisiana Tech 90-76

3/29 W No. 5 7 vs. No. 2 Stanford 86-76

3/31 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 Tourney (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens)

6 NCAA Midwest (Nacogdoches, Texas)

7 NCAA Final Four (Charlotte, N.C.)

Seniors Brandi

La’Keshia Frett,

Kedra Holland-Corn, Ra

– the most

the history of

UGA capture

with an im

Georgia won a thrilling 94-93 overtime decision over Tennessee in Knoxville in De cember 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 Dogs’ quest for a national title ended with a loss to No. 3 Stanford in the “Elite Eight” in Missoula, Mont.

Latrese Bush, Rachel Powell, Kedra Holland-Corn

Kiesha Brown. Standing: Dianna Lott, Tiffany Walker, Tracy Henderson, Angie Ball, Signe

and Brandi

With Georgia’s storied NCAA Tournament history, it should come as no surprise when the Lady Bulldogs make a deep run into “March Madness.” However, the accomplish ments of the 1999 Lady Dogs – with just one senior in their ranks – would have to rank as the most startling.

The Lady Dogs were enjoying a very solid season in late January when they inexplica bly lost four of their next five games. In the process, Georgia fell from No. 4 to No. 14 in the national polls.

The Lady Bulldogs quickly reemerged. A 25-point win at Florida ignited Georgia, and the Lady Dogs served notice they would be a post-season force when they ledTennessee by nine late in the first half of the SECTourney final.

After upsetting second-seeded Clemson in the Midwest Regional semis, 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.

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State

State

1/3 W No. 4 No. 14 Alabama 85-70

1/7 W No. 4 No. 19 Florida 84-72

1/10 W No. 4 at LSU 73-60

1/14 L No. 4 at No. 1 Tennessee 69-102

1/17 W No. 4 No. 25 Auburn 96-78

1/18 W No. 5 3 vs. Georgia Tech 88-82

1/21 W No. 5 at Arkansas 68-59

1/24 W No. 5 Ole Miss 81-43

1/28 L No. 4 No. 1 Tennessee 79-95

1/31 L No. 4 at Mississippi State 72-78

2/3 W No. 8 at South Carolina 62-58

2/7 L No. 8 at Kentucky 76-80

2/14 L No. 10 Vanderbilt 57-66

2/18 W No. 14 at Florida 91-66

2/21 W No. 14 Arkansas 98-82

2/26 W No. 14 4 vs. Mississippi State 72-66

2/27 W No. 14 4 vs. Kentucky 68-62

2/28 L No. 14 4 vs. No. 2 Tennessee 69-85

3/13 W No. 12 5 Liberty 73-52

3/15 w No. 12 5 SMU 68-55

3/20 W No. 12 6 vs. No. 10 Clemson 67-54

3/22 W No. 12 6 vs. No. 19 Iowa State 89-71

3/26 L No. 12 7 vs. No. 10 Duke 69-81

1 Conoco Ladyjack Classic (Nacogdochese, Texas)

2 Boise State Christmas Classic (Boise, Idaho)

3 Cobb Civic Center (Marietta, Ga.)

4 SEC Tourney (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

5 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Athens)

6 NCAA Mideast (Cincinnati)

7 NCAA Final Four (San Jose, Calif.)

Murphy, Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Kiesha Brown and Deana “Tweety” Nolan.

Coco Miller, Shavonda Willis, Elena Vishniakova, Tawana McDonald, Angie Ball

Kelly

1/2

1/9

1/13

1/17

1/20

1/23

1/27

1/30

2/3

2/6

2/10

2/17

2/20

2/24

2/27

3/3

3/4

3/18

3/20

3/25

3/27

2

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

Mississippi State 83-67

South Carolina 84-61

Kentucky 73-69

Arkansas 72-69

Alabama 72-37

Vanderbilt 75-49

Kentucky 63-45

No.

Mississippi State 61-62

Montana 74-46

83-64

83-57

51-59

1 Preseason WNIT (1-Athens; 2-Blacksburg; 3/4-Champaign, Ill.)

3

(Orono, Maine.)

Texas)

The 1999-2000 edition of the Lady Bulldogs raced from the gates and eventually finished as the winningest team in the program’s storied history.

5

8

6

7

4

Beach, Calif.)

(Marietta, Ga.)

Tenn.)

(Athens)

(Portland, Ore.)

Before December arrived on the calendar, Georgia compiled a 7-0 record, including defeating three top-20 teams en route to winning the Preseason WNIT.

The Lady Dogs lost their SEC opener but then reeled off 13 straight conference victo ries to claim a third league title in a five-year span. The highlight of that streak was a na tionally televised 27-point thumping of No. 2 Tennessee on MLK Day.

UGA’s 32 “Ws” topped the previous school record of 30 in 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.

A broken finger to Deanna “Tweety” No lan disrupted what might have been one of Georgia’s greatest seasons ever.

Georgia began the calendar year with two impressive wins before Nolan broke her finger against Florida. While the Lady Dogs still 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 Tourney title on Kelly Miller’s buzzer-beating jumper.

12/18

12/20

12/28

12/30

1/4

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

110-73

VCU 77-63

Georgia State 107-75

at UCLA 89-55

Illinois 100-59

1/7 W No. 4 Alabama 96-41

1/11 W No. 4 No. 10 Florida 72-59

1/14 W No. 4 at No. 9 LSU 64-55

1/18 L No. 4 at No. 2 Tennessee 69-85

1/20 W No. 4 Auburn 77-60

1/25 W No. 5 Ole Miss 74-51

1/28 W No. 5 No. 16 Vanderbilt 76-59

2/1 W No. 5 at No. 9 Florida 64-75

2/4 W No. 5 at Mississippi State 78-74

2/8 W No. 7 at South Carolina 92-55

2/15 W No. 5 Kentucky 91-58

2/18 W No. 5 Arkansas 81-60

2/22 W No. 4 at Alabama 71-48

2/25 L No. 4 at No. 18 Vanderbilt 65-71

3/2 W No. 6 5 vs. OIe Miss 80-61

3/3 W No. 6 5 vs. Arkansas 63-44

3/4 W No. 4 5 vs. No. 15 Vanderbilt 62-60

3/16 W No. 4 Liberty 77-48

3/18 L No. 4 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)

1979-80

Overall:

PlayerGPFGs

27236-555.42584-121.69494-3.5 123 114 556-20.6

17 55406-14.5

Dunlap28134-315.42588-121.727179-6.42726356-12.7

Hartley2889-179.49748-65.738148-5.3 11 26226-8.1

Duncan2585-200.42538-66.576147-5.93328208-8.3

Edwards2875-163.46036-67.537130-4.62620196-6.6

101 39125-4.8

11 649-2.2

10

Overall: 21-9

1981-82

9-2 » Road: 5-4 » Neutral: 7-3

PlayerG-GSFGs Pct FTsPctReb-AvgASBSPts-Avg Harris30-29281-527.533 101-160 .631371-12.45579 11 76 663-22.1

Holloway30-30208-411.50688-114.772283-9.434644258504-16.8

Malone28-27144-309.46626-31.83954-1.98366338314-11.2

Collins25-2168-163.41740-84.476158-6.36950143176-7.0

Greeson27-363-163.38757-85.67137-1.43745236183-6.8

Sims30-2576-196.38827-38.71143-1.49070241179-6.0

Abrams29-563-132.47733-52.63535-1.25060044159-5.5

Dunlap27-1024-58.41310-16.65073-2.731255 15 58-2.1

Easley27-025-59.4249-22.40962-2.332223

1983-84

Overall: 30-3 » Home: 15-0 » Road: 6-3 » Neutral: 9-0

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.FTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Harris33-32995-30.2249-472.52888-126.698279-8.56984 18 68586-17.8

Edwards33-33947-28.7207-395.52451-65.78581-2.5 189 116 14 81465-14.1

Holloway33-31791-23.9151-255.59255-76.724230-7.041622436357-10.8

McClain33-8675-20.4137-197.69566-95.695254-7.727484346340-10.3

O’Connor33-29949-28.8127-285.44656-76.737168-5.193 76 13 54310-9.4

Gardner32-2550-17.2105-212.49524-41.58533-1.05345027234-7.3

Malone33-31746-22.696-195.49218-22.81843-1.8 102 67347210-6.4

Bootz32-0357-11.265-142.45820-30.66775-2.3 13 325321150-4.7

Abrams29-1299-10.325-47.53210-21.47632-1.1394502560-2.1 Frazier19-0132-6.910-33.30318-25.72013-0.7 1516 0738-2.0 Weaver12-070-2.58-30.267 7-9 .7785-0.4880223-1.9 Easley8-046-5.88-19.4215-10.50019-2.4350421-2.6 TEAM 138-4.2

Georgia3366001188-2284.520419-599.6991379-41.86576061683532795-85.0

Opponents336600782-1919.408477-736.6481151-34.9454---2041-61.8

1985-86

Overall: 30-2 » Home: 15-0 » Road: 13-1 » Neutral: 2-1

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.FTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg McClain31-30854-27.5262-369.662 137-176 .778314-10.137598754661-21.3

Edwards32-321022-31.9274-491.55882-104.788146-4.6 176 96 12 91630-19.7

O’Connor31-31958-30.9140-291.48184-114.737193-6.27265630364-11.7

Waites31-31842-27.2114-227.50224-30.800112-3.6 160 79555252-8.1

Mikes31-18603-19.5112-211.53124-39.61563-2.07339046248-8.0

Bootz29-13438-15.172-142.50718-28.643104-3.633363625162-5.6

Gardner30-0331-11.061-118.51726-34.76529-0.934 17 027148-4.9

Abrahamson 32-5570-17.866-138.47819-26.73191-2.8354559151-4.7

Toscas240126-5.325-41.609 11-17 .64733-1.43 10 4561-2.5 Green26-0207-7.921-55.38221-29.72429-1.129360 15 63-2.4

Smith25-0124-4.919-29.655 7-11 .63623-0.9 10 13 0545-1.8

Frasier15-090-6.010-21.4763-4.7504-0.3 11 51223-1.5

Inman21-083-3.910-20.5004-10.40018-0.94 12 0224-1.1

Acosta23-0152-6.6 7-15 .4679-20.45021-0.9140323-1.0

TEAM 104-3.3 Georgia3264001193-2195.544469-642.7311284-40.16785161563692855-89.2

695502052021-63.2

Overall: 21-10 » Home: 15-0 » Road: 13-1 » Neutral: 2-1

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Jenkins30-29920-30.7185-363.5100-0

Warren31-24780-25.2187-316.5920-0

109-180.606259-8.625623247479-16.0

70-101.693197-6.4 14 62 19 20444-14.3

Green31-24960-31.0110-296.37214-43.326113-153.73994-3.0 147 116 14 64347-11.2

Phillips31-18622-20.1112-244.459 1-6 .16753-85.624132-4.33566 11 38278-9.0 Shuler31-22753-24.378-197.3962-7.28664-85.753114-3.7 128124 569222-7.2

Berry27-16558-20.757-128.44535-68.51532-41.78033-1.24958028181-6.7

Ford31-7463-14.968-147.4630-0

22-37.595113-3.67377 10 158-5.1

Mitchell31-9611-19.734-104.3278-21.381 7-13 .53848-1.5 19 201 18 83-2.7 DeVore25-0212-8.518-42.4290-0

16-26.61557-2.37232452-2.1 Tempel12-041-3.4

.5380-0

4-4 1.000 8-0.7121118-1.5

3-10.30063-2.326334 18 31-1.1 TEAM 131-4.2 Georgia316200870-1878.46360-146.411493-735.6711249-40.345860396 317 2293-74.0

Kendrick27-6280-10.414-28.5000-1

Opponents316200791-1903.41657-172.331419-623.6731183-38.2435632712682059-66.4

1988-89

11-1 » Road: 9-4 » Neutral: 3-2 PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Jenkins30-28848-28.3170-357.4760-0 .000 98-153.641229-7.627615427438-14.6 Green30-28860-28.7135-334.40414-40.35070-98.714169-5.6 108 68587354-11.8 Warren30-9628-20.9127-225.5640-0 .000 57-79.722149-5.02627 16 20311-10.4 Shuler26-24668-25.793-206.452 1-5 .20063-78.808106-4.1 123 92667250-9.6 Ford30-21608-20.3111-222.5000-0 .000 41-67.612151-5.0 11 49 13 21263-8.8 Berry30-3530-17.779-191.41469-163.423 19-19 1.000 44-1.54953226246-8.2

Overall: 23-7 »

18 184-6.4

Overall:

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA

Ford29-29743-25.6159-258.6160-0

Jenkins27-26739-27.3128-250.5120-0

BSPts-Avg

112 913357409-14.1

65-124.524181-6.2872 13 29383-13.2

96-141.681218-8.1 18 572531352-13.0

Balkin28-24762-27.2102-225.4535-20.25033-42.786105-3.89879564242-8.6

C. Lowe26-19597-23.075-202.3718-25.32021-30.70089-3.44534630179-6.9

Shuler29-18579-20.080-165.4850-4

38-58.65581-2.89765169184-6.6

Berry29-1385-13.855-144.38249-119.41225-34.73526-0.94235224184-6.5

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Carter24-22560-23-3115-226.5094-19.21157-79.722137-5.73832934291-12.1 Hardmon30-291006-33.5135-313.4312-14.14389-140.636114-3.8 179129 760361-12.0 Jones30-29760-25.3161-339.4750-2

9-27.333130-4.34769 19 57331-11.0

C. Lowe30-23719-24.0105-251.41827-89.30341-51.804114-3.86956 10 41278-9.3

41-76 .540167-6.2 10 458 16 234-8.7 Turner29-23597-20.683-198.419

11 30203-7.0

M. Lowe30-3469-15.667-152.44119-55.34614-19.73757-1.939361 14 167-5.6 Sanders27-1295-10.941-74.5540-0

18-41.43960-2.23 19 78100-3.7

Robbins28-0224-8.030-85.35314-45.31114-15.93334-1.225301788-3.1 Jardim30-14431-14.437-77.4810-0

Wheeler25-0227-9.126-73.3560-0

17-31.54880-2.7273282591-3.0

20-27.74159-2.4 1718 7 15 72-2.9 Reese18-2135-7.515-37.4050-1

12-17 .70631-1.7763442-2.3 Cagle14-060-4.3 1-5 .2000-0

7-9 .77814-1.0 10 17 029-0.6 TEAM 157-5.2

Georgia306025912-2040.44768-237.287375-584.6421323-44.1 511 557913132267-75.6 Opponents306025755-1821.41298-264.371486-738.6591187-39.6373628702732094-69.8

1992-93

Overall: 21-13 » Home: 12-3 » Road: 4-6 » Neutral: 5-4 PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg C. Lowe34-341048-30.8162-362.44843-126.34188-107.822138-4.1 118 76 16 45455-13.4 Turner31-20711-22.9147-305.4823-8.37556-80.700245-7.94162 10 32353-11.4 Jones32-32872-27.3162-376.431 1-7 .14330/43.698143-4.561872364355-11.1 Hill31-20666-21.5132-269.4910-2 .000 65-117.556177-5.7 11 74 3724329-10.6 Reese31-19635-20.595-198.4800-4

93-111.838157-5.13342 14 29283-9.1 Robbins31-20929-30.068-206.33017-72.23648-62.77499-3.2 148 108 526201-6.5 M. Lowe34-2514-15.168-144.47226-57.45632-41.78177-2.353423 13 194-5.7

Overall:

4-7

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Frett28-25806-28.8154-323.4770-2

85-111.766168-6.06972 13 34393-14.0

Reese28-28665-23.8138-298.46311-23.47876-102.745133-4.84862 19 38363-13.0

Henderson28-24635-22.7148-289.5120-0

53-99.535174-6.274959 17 349-12.5

Powell25-20705-28.264-164.39046-113.40749-62.79050-2.0 127 93031223-8.9

Holland28-2518-18.590-223.40438-108.35228-39.71869-2.53462338246-8.8

Walker28-18643-23.070-165.4240-1

54-91.593216-7.73262425194-6.9

.88938-1.6 15 222 11 76-3.2 Jardim25-10318-12.725-71.3520-2

Wheeler24-0187-7.828-78.3594-22.182

22-31.71098-3.9 16 2492272-2.9 Sanders26-1192-7.433-59.5590-0

8-18.44535-1.42 1513 374-2.9 Decker27-2276-10.223-79.2912-14.14313-22.59181-3.0 13 454 11 61-2.3 Walls22-2187-8.517-57.2980-0

13-30.43360-2.772062147-2.1 Morris15-094-6.311-28.3930-1

Thompson27-8374-13.923-58.3970-4

Georgia285600824-1892.436

10-18.55627-1.8571432-2.1

7-13 .53921-0.8605123553-2.0

1995-96

Overall: 28-5 » Home: 12-0 » Road: 9-3 » Neutral: 7-2

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Roundtree33-331016-3.8197-486.40527-80.338130-174.747184-5.6 195 117 1 76 551-16.7 Frett33-33980-29.7195-374.521 1-2 .50090-107.841288-8.765803263481-14.6

Henderson33-33796-24.1208-359.5790-0 .000 50-79.633211-6.422657226466-14.1 Holland33-26872-26.4137-300.45763-155.40736-47.766109-3.38748870373-11.3 Irwin33-0614-18.691-199.45726-89.29227-37.73080-2.44761435235-7.1

Powell33-33676-20.549-114.43038-96.39619-27.70443-1.39264325155-4.7 Bush32-6526-16.460-154.39011-46.23917-29.58652-1.62532242148-4.6 Walker9-191-10.113-21.6190-0

Antvorskov33-0374-11.346-80.5750-0

.64720-2.21 10 0537-4.1

40-61.565101-3.1 11 286 13 132-4.0

16 34 13 669-2.2

9-16.56337-1.9 10 13 7 12 35-1.8

K. Miller28-28999-35.7166-414.40139-110.355118-144.819159-5.7 164 905 76 489-17.5

C. Miller27-21854-31.6179-415.43124-61.39350-74.676123-4.6 104101 448432-16.0

Irwin28-28940-33.6144-314.45943-130.33150-58.86287-3.17173841381-13.6

28-12684-24.485-196.4340-0

61-85.718168-6.09 7410 30231-8.3

Vishniakova28-18670-23.976-187.40619-54.35250-64.781193-6.92739 1414 221-7.9

Bush19-7388-20.437-116.3197-38.18423-28.82141-2.22328121104-5.5

18

10

9122-4.7

16

0522-1.0

4-0.502002-0.3

65557555-15.4

79575544-15.1

2756436-12.1

9047420-12.0

653532243-6.8

5-9.55622-1.2282531-1.6 Briggans31-0279-9.015-45.3330-0

13-30.43352-1.77 15 7 12 43-1.4

4-9.44519-1.2040222-1.4

11 1729-1.3

2-0.102024-0.3

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg

Braxton30-25734-24.5198-367.540

.14392-147.626205-6.868 101 5954489-16.3

Thomas30-12664-22.1122-236.5155-20.25062-103.602187-6.227524531311-10.4

Lycett30-23777-25.978-202.38646-129.35730-38.789102-3.47372532232-7.7

Felder26-21648-24.980-167.4792-10.20062-82.657172-6.64778920224-8.6

McDona29-23613-21.184-153.5490-1

53-77.688160-5.535594837221-7.6

Murphy30-23824-27.549-165.29721-100.21040-54.74155-1.8 115 80035159-5.3

11 4287155-5.2

Eason26-7304-11.710-30.3334-6.66715-27.55612-0.538301 15 39-1.5

12 32238-2.0

11 0526-1.3

11-0.8694213-0.9

135-4.5

2003-04

Overall: 25-10 » Home: 10-2 » Road: 7-6 » Neutral: 8-2

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Thomas35-33935-26.7173-321.5395-22.227112-145.772290-8.328525138463-13.2 Baker35-351139-32.5157-381.41214-40.35062-86.720133-3.8 120 713 104 390-11.1 Hardrick35-18961-27.5120-297.40446-136.33888-106.830107-3.1 108 85247374-10.7 Kendrick35-351114-31.8110-314.35041-157.26162-75.827137-3.9 155 87136323-9.2 Pierce35-10778-22.2123-236.52123-61.37731-41.756152-4.32457 1515 300-8.6 Chambers35-12747-21.390-246.36646-139.33125-27.92691-2.65438925251-7.2 Felder13-0144-11.122-43.5120-0 .000 23-33.69737-2.82 10 4667-5.2 Rowsey35-10463-13.228-77.364 1-7 .14323-41.561102-2.92427 18 880-2.3 Frye28-5306-10.922-70.31414-38.3685-15.33347-1.7 14 281 11 63-2.3 Braxton20-17488-24.4108-226.478

.16757-88.648160-8.023582527274-13.7 TEAM 159-4.5 5 Georgia357075953-2211.431

.315488-657.7431415-40.4552 518 129 317 2585-73.9

.313397-567.7001308-37.4340 618 102 2612191-62.6

2004-05

13-2 » Road: 5-5 » Neutral: 6-3 PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Humphrey33-32904-27.4236-421.56117-43.395139-180.772276-8.450893635628-19.0 Chambers34-291007-29.6168-392.42973-191.38238-47.809133-3.94359551447-13.1 Baker34-301113-32.7162-375.4327-38.18457-74.770158-4.69388484388-11.4

24-10 »

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA

Humphrey31-311034-33.4223-442.50530-67.448148-177.836283-9.152702337624-20.1

Baker32-321174-36.7242-457.5304-16.250110-136.809150-4.7 103 876 149 598-18.7

Chambers32-311001-31.3136-318.42878-184.42410-11.909111-3.56946534360-11.3

Darrah32-321067-33.3114-290.39349-144.34049-59.831151-4.78168 12 20326-10.2

Hardrick32-2677-21.291-194.46941-92.44659-85.694101-3.28839260282-8.8

Kendrick32-32890-27.881-184.44025-67.37347-62.758120-3.8 115 74 151234-7.3

11 13 5768-2.4

15 3751-1.9

127-4.0

Houts34-311145-33.791-219.41633-96.344105-136.772105-3.1 124 97093320-9.4

117 60561294-8.6

10 5131 16 263-8.0

2007-08

Overall:

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Humphrey33-331029-31.2190-420.42534-110.309138-176.784300-9.170 74 3640552-16.7 Houts33-331215-36.8111-260.42734-99.343131-165.79494-2.8 163 119 187387-11.7 Robinson33-28946-28.7130-254.512

67-93.720278-8.431925128328-9.9 Darrah32-32951-29.799-269.36849-142.34545-56.804149-4.76666 11 35292-9.1 Puleo33-32956-29.098-237.41454-155.34822-34.64776-2.38573334272-8.2 Marshall30-1534-17.880-217.36916-46.34820-32.62593-3.1 17 46 1315 196-6.5 Carter14-0104-7.417-38.4472-8.250 11-16 .68823-1.6480447-3.4 Taylor19-0150-7.926-57.456

.333 7-10 .70028-1.57 13 2860-3.2 Rowsey21-5195-9.315-41.3663-6.5008-17.47141-2.07 14 5141-2.0 Moss 17-1 140-8.210-45.22210-39.2562-2 1.000 19-1.19 14 0732-1.9 Lee 30-0303-10.117-54.3150-1

21-45.46767-2.24 16 9755-1.8 Rhoden 17-0 102-6.07-23.3043-7.4293-4.75010-0.6680420-1.2

148-4.6 9 Georgia336625800-1915.418207-

.331475-650.7311326-40.24695521312702282-69.2

Opponents336625726-1916.379150-

070385-12.0

17 28272-8.8

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA

BSPts-Avg Houts34-341201-35.3134-337.39839-132.295115-141.816109-3.2 127 79169422-12.4

James34-331222-35.9130-419.31046-174.26485-132.644173-5.1 101109 360391-11.5

Phillips34-34975-28.7112-307.3654-24.16767-104.644279-8.231885345295-8.7

Mitchell34-311096-32.2102-284.35934-118.28851-93.548183-5.461712849289-8.5

Robinson30-27771-25.778-162.4813-4.75069-101.683228-7.620 76 61 16 228-7.6

Hassell34-4488-14.484-161.5220-0 .000 43-68.63296-2.8746 11 8211-6.2

Armstrong34-3477-14.071-159.44723-60.38312-25.48084-2.5233621 18 177-5.2 Williams26-0288-8.816-61.26215-53.2835-6.83319-0.7 11 18 0452-2.0 Willis13-049-3.88-15.5330-0 .000 1-2 .50016-1.2234117-1.3 Jones16-089-5.6 7-16 .4380-0 .000 4-8.50013-0.8175318-1.1 Rhoden30-4279-9.310-43.2336-28.2140-2 .000 31-1.0 15 10 0926-0.9 TEAM 146-4.3 9

Georgia346875752-1964.383170-

Opponents346875686-1980.346195-

.287452-682.6631377-40.5399552 187 2732126-62.5

.292327-467.7001311-38.63806041212471894-55.7

118 99361405-12.3

1216

15 57260-7.6

2011-12

Overall: 22-9 » Home: 13-2 » Road: 7-3 » Neutral: 2-4

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Hassell31-31836-27.0164-302.5430-0

74-119.622176-5.7 14 53820402-13.0 Miller31-311071-34.5140-369.37972-203.35532-41.780131-4.26750258384-12.4

Armstrong31-28960-31.0141-309.45623-66.34850-666.758191-6.292853369355-11.5 James24-22810-33.891-234.38919-62.30653-86.616113-4.78166364254-10.6

Mitchell31-27986-31.8107-267.40116-57.27154-84.643159-5.17265957284-9.2 Ford30-12622-20.765-191.3407-34.20627-45.600103-3.43347030164-5.5

Donald27-1354-13.147-97.4853-5.60037-55.67386-3.2 15 334 10 134-5.0 Willis31-2401-12.946-87.5290-1

15-25.600100-3.2 11 30920107-3.5 Jones 1-0 4-4.0

.000 1-1.000002-2.0 Bennett 17-0

.50015-0.96 15 1429-1.7 Crews13-142-3.22-6.333

.3332-4.5002-0.215027-0.5 TEAM 130-4.2 13

.319345-528.6531207-38.9392462693342122-68.5

.295323-489.6611122-36.2337 611 109 2121797-58.0

17 61 15 30444-12.7

133 86381384-11.0

Griffin35-17653-18.787-268.32546-155.29735-51.686102-2.92938332255-7.3 Barbee35-34941-26.986-214.40220-67.29961-103.592212-6.18770285253-7.2 Armstrong34-29884-26.090-258.34920-74.27045-56.804174-5.177493647245-7.2

Overall: 20-12

3-8

2-2

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Barbee30-26941-31.4137-314.43625-91.27568-120.567236-7.99565979367-12.2

Ford32-28840-26.3138-346.39935-94.37238-56.679132-4.14458635349-10.9

Miller32-311031-32.2119-333.35749-178.27546-63.730121-3.899 74 631333-10.4

Griffin29-6607-20.994-258.36441-134.30635-47.74568-2.34942142264-9.1

Hempe32-31807-25.2106-229.4632-18 .111 36-92.685152-4.8236727 15 277-8.7

Donald32-31961-30.0111-209.5318-18.44447-76.618223-7.06165633277-8.7

Washington32-1502-15.751-125.4080-0

Overall: 21-10

2015-16

6-5

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Griffin30-301017-33.9152-389.39176-221.34461-88.693119-45757545441-14.7 Barbee27-27916-33.9118-269.43923-67.34383-125.664247-9.1 116 57963342-12.7 Hempe31-31760-24.5123-264.4664-19.21139-61.639188-6.126702622289-9.3 Engram16-14390-24.452-138.3779-33.27318-32.56387-5.4 14 268 12 131-8.2 Robinson28-1543-19.498-204.4805-18.27822-38.579159-5.7364748 16 223-8.0 Roberts23-10390-24.458-150.38718-54.33328-40.70096-4.23639222162-7.0 Butler31-311024-3359-186.31712-56.21429-43.674100-3.2 141 74 242159-5.1

Washington26-10363-14.038-100.3800-3 .000 20-30.66753-2.0927 11 896-3.7 Skidgel16-0162-10.116-51.31411-35.314 1-4 .25020-1.3592344-2.8 Armbrister21-0158-7.517-52.32713-29.4480-2 .000 21-1.04 12 0147-2.2 Clark29-1334-11.514-42.333

.25013-22.59139-1.338406 13 42-1.4

9-1.124005-0.6

119 19

119 2471981-63.9

Overall: 26-7 »

15-4 » Road: 10-2 » Neutral: 1-1

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Engram33-33982-29.8177-376.47129-82.35442-65.646230-7.047553742425-12.9

Robinson33-33921-27.9186-384.48414-51.27539-66.591266-8.16465 101 58425-12.9

Morrison33-32895-27.199-275.36021-87.24166-91.725169-5.18346841285-8.6

Cole 33-33845-25.693-243.38314-55.25556-87.64493-2.8 135 78239256-7.8

Connally 33-0643-19.573-200.36530-98.30659-76.77650-1.57556529235-7.1

Paul28-0401-14.355-110.5004-10.40026-36.722105-3.8 10 427 18 140-5.0

Caldwell33-0423-12.855-132.41723-57.4049-15.60069-2.1 19 3129142-4.3 Clark33-33736-22.349-132.3710-3

24-38.63295-2.959443 18 122-3.7 Costa32-1421-13.231-105.29515-55.27321-25.84046-1.427292 19 98-3.1 Bates22-0169-7.716-48.3330-0

10-16.62541-1.9020 18 542-1.9

3-10.30038-1.53 18 11 333-1.3

9-1.014007-0.8

501 196 2812210-67.0

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg

Connally30-30990-33.0129-352.36651-150.34069-86.80298-3.3 109100 744378-12.6

Staiti31-31725-23.4145-294.4936-25.24073-82.890204-6.6254656 12 369-11.9

Caldwell31-30932-30.1118-285.41429-108.26938-48.792114-3.76857643303-9.8

Morrison26-18762-29.369-165.41816-43.37246-56.821114-4.46557330200-7.7

Paul 31-31665-21.480-200.4002-6.33335-53.660138-4.52255922197-6.4

Jones20-0236-11.837-102.36316-44.364 7-10 .70023-1.2 12 211797-4.9

Nicholson28-0300-10.738-67.5670-0

21-38.55393-3.3 14 259897-3.5 Hose29-9379-13.125-92.27213-57.2289-12.75050-1.728201 15 72-2.5 Hubbard26-0243-9.325-60.4170-9

13-22.59145-1.7 10 221 10 63-2.4 Bates29-0279-9.624-68.3530-0

18-36.50079-2.743725866-2.3 Isaacs 29-0304-10.527-60.4500-0

11-20.55061-2.1 12 227965-2.2 Chapman27-5388-14.422-77.2860-3

5-11.45533-1.246401 18 49-1.8 Henderson6-120-3,42-6.3330-1

0-2 .000 3-0.516024-0.7 Georgia316225741-1828.405

.298345-476.7251164-37.54165321262281960-63.2

Opponents316225717-1813.395

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Staiti28-27688-24.6171-334.5128-30.26765-85.765227-8.1 18 4385 12 415-14.8 Morrison28-28838-29.9115-274.42028-87.32267-77.870150-5.49875754325-11.6

Coombs28-2688-24.673-161.4530-3

PlayerG-GSMP-AvgFGsPct.3FGsPctFTsPctReb-AvgA TO BSPts-Avg Staiti29-29793-27.4181-350.5179-35.25768-83.819227-7.8284666 12 439-15.1

Morrison31-311042-33.6148-390.37931-90.34499-112.884144-4.6 138 87965426-13.7

Barker31-31785-25.390-251.35935-114.30724-33.727124-4.0 74 66 11 40239-7.7

Coombs30-30823-27.480-112.4400-0

29-40.72581-2.77749 11 43189-6.3

Richardson29-0428-14.858-158.36719-67.28435-48.72945-1.630308 11 170-5.9

Nicholson29-6406-14.067-124.5400-0

19-34.559137-4.72229 1216 153-5.3

16-31.516112-3.7 10 3549 13 154-5.1 Hollingshead 20-0251-12.641-84.488

Bates30-3438-14.669-145.4760-0

10 6101-5.1 Smith19-0147-7.724-47.5110-0

9-20.45037-1.99 12 5657-3.0

Chapman30-2480-16.036-91.3962-7.2865-6.83366-2.2814742579-2.6

11 2278-2.5

197 2642119-68.4

103 2581832-59.1

La’Keshia

Margaret

Tricia

Rhonda

Terryuana

Donnetta

Terryuana

1986

Antvorskov

2005-06

Davenport 2020-22

Donna Noonan

Hester

McClain 1984-87

Karen Miller 1981 Sheila Easley 1982-83 Traci Inman 1985-86

Katie Abrahamson...........................................................1986-87 Kelly Tempel 1987-88

Wendy Walker 1989 Tracy Henderson 1994-97 Angie Ball 1998-00 Katie Frye 2002-05

Angel Robinson 2007-10

Crews.......................................................................2012 Mackenzie Engram 2015-18

Traci

1985-86 Sharla

Miriam

1990,92-93

Campfield 1997

Puleo 2008-09

Shacobia Barbee 2013-16 Jordan Isaacs 2019-pres.

Cindy Thomas 1978 Candis Broome 1979-80 Rhonda Malone 1981-84 Sharon Baldwin 1989-90 Vicky Jones 1991-93 Fain Spurlock 1998 Kelly McEntire 2000-01 Cori Chambers 2004-07 Porsha Phillips 2009-11 Kaelyn Causwell....................................................................2014 Shaniya Jones 2019-20 Reigan Richardson 2021-22 No. 22

Beth Morgan 1976 Phyllis Morrow 1977 Nancy Gates 1978 Tammy Waybright 1979 Kim “K.T.” Thompson 1993-96 Kiesha Brown 1997 Tameiko Washington 2000-02 Christy Marshall 2007-09 Kaelyn Causwell....................................................................2013 Malury Bates 2018-pres. No. 23

Bernadette Locke 1980-81 Alisa Carrandi..................................................................1982-83 Susie Gardner..................................................................1983-86 Lady Hardmon 1989-92 Kelly Miller 1998-01 Tamika Willis 2010-13 Halle Washington 2014-16 Que Morrison 2017-22

24

Cecilia Jones 1974 Carol Koeble 1976 DiAnn Stone 1977 Stephanie Wheeler 1992-95 Kendi Taylor 1996 Tawnya Nash 1998 Tiaunna Briggans.............................................................2000-01 Whitney Law 2002 Megan Darrah 2005-08 Marjorie Butler 2013-16 Simone Costa 2016-18 Kimora Jenkins................................................................2021-22

Deedy Taylor 1980 Laura Greeson

1988-91 Kedra

Shala

Beth Henson

Stoddard

Turton

Kortney

Van Sant 1974 Renee Nordan 1976 Nakia Hill...............................................................................1993 Elena Vishniakova 1998-99 Tasha Humphrey 2005-08 No. 35

Cynthia Collins 1980-83 Deborah Carter 1991-92 Coco Miller 1998-01 Javyn Nicholson 2019-pres. No. 40

Renee Nordan 1977

Joan Benson....................................................................1978-79 Deborah Reese 1991-94 Tawana McDonald 1999-02 No.

Gale Russell 1974-75 DiAnn Stone 1978-79

Teresa Duncan 1980 Sarah Edwards 1981 Lisa Parker 1981-82 Regan Acosta 1985-86 Tiffany Walker 1994-97 No. 42

Katie Abrahamson...........................................................1986-87 Tari Phillips 1987-88 Ali Watt 2009 Brandi Decker 1994-97 Keshunda Pharr 1998 Marquita Driskell 2003 No. 43

Denise Dunlap 1980-82 Lisa O’Conner 1983-86 No. 44

Joy Richman 1974-77 Tena DeVore 1988-90 Nancy Anderson 1991 Tara Cosby 1992 Ebony Felder 2002-04 Arieal Johnson 2011 Malury Bates 2017-pres. No. 45 (RETIRED)

Sarah Edwards 1980 Deborah Mitchell 1981 Janet Harris.................................................................. 1982-85 No. 50

Jane Park............................................................................ 1977 Becky Nash......................................................................1978-79 Tracy Walls 1993-96 Rebecca Rowsey 2004-05,07-08 No. 51 Sherri Leiker 1974-75 Ulanda Fleming 1979 Michelle Hartley....................................................................1980 Wanda Holloway 1981-84 Chris Toscas 1986

Bianca Blanaru 2017-18 No. 52

Dianna Lott 1997-98 No. 53

LeAnn Harrell 1981 Barbara Bootz 1984-87

Stacey Ford......................................................................1988-91

Vera Jardim 1992-94 Jillian Hollingshead 2021-22 No. 54

Sherelle Warren 1987-90 Shavonda Willis 1999-00 Kara Braxton....................................................................2002-04 Nasheema Oliver...................................................................2014 No. 55

Lou

1999-02

1981-83 Camille

Allison Campbell 1974-75 Gail Livings 1976 Lisa Parker 1981-82 Sarah Edwards 1982 Tammye Jenkins 1988-91 Medina Turner 1992-93

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 43 443-6.9

Amanda Abrams 1981-85 124-48 157-327 .480 86-138 .623 151-1.2 241 1 160 400-3.2

Regan Acosta 1984-86 43-0 16-30 .533 19-44 .432 50-1.2 4 1 9 51-1.2

Shanea Armbrister 2015-16 51-16 95-262 .363 33-106 .311 25-38 .658 154-3.0 67 0 27 248-4.9

Nancy Anderson 1990-91 9-0 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 6-0.7 1 0 0 3-0.3

Signe Antvorskov 1995-97 64-5 80-144 .556 0-0 .000 68-110 ,618 184-2.9 15 14 23 228-3.6

Anne Marie Armstrong 2009-13 133-78 388-960 .404 103-326 .316 136-192 .708 586-4.4 245 122 167 1015-7.6

Deborah Arndt 1979-80 21-n/a 6-27 .222 13-29 .448 9-0.4 10 n/a n/a 25-1.2

Cheryl Autry 1980-81 25-n/a 45-128 .352 28-39 .718 39-1.6 81 n/a 37 118-4.7

Sharon Baldwin 1988-90 57-31 178-387 .460 11-42 .262 59-79 .747 426-7.5 153 5 82 426-7.5 Angie Ball 1996-00 109-78 265-529 .501 0-0 .000 95-150 .633 449-4.1 82 43 75 625-5.7

Sherill Baker 2002-06 131-122 676-1520 .445 33-123 .268 280-368 .761 570-4.4 399 24 426 1665-12.7

Shacobia Barbee 2012-16 113-104 433-1004 .431 84-285 .295 255-414 .616 839-7.4 359 23 274 1205-10.7

Sarah Ashlee Barker 2020-22 55-31 134-383 .350 50-168 .298 44-67 .657 188-3.4 102 16 58 362-6.6

Jessica Barr 1989-91 27-0 51-102 .500 0-0 .000 42-54 .778 79-2.9 14 0 22 144-5.3

Danielle Bennett 2009-13 20-0 13-46 .283 8-33 .513 1-2 .500 16-0.8 6 1 4 35-1.8

Kim Berry 1987-91 113-23 227-566 .401 189-442 .428 98-125 .784 119-1.1 160 5 102 741-6.6

Barbara Bootz 1983-87 126-60 364-747 .487 136-198 .687 441-3.5 123 179 89 864-6.9

Desiré Bostice 2004-06 48-0 31-59 .525 0-0 .000 12-25 .480 67-1.4 3 6 8 74-1.5

Kara Braxton 2001-04 71-56 440-836 .526 4-20 .200 209-317 .659 518-7.3 143 127 111 1093-15.4

Kim Braxton 2001-02 16-0 7-20 .350 0-0 .000 6-16 .375 22-1.4 0 4 2 20-1.2

Tiaunna Briggans 1999-01 64-22 67-150 .447 0-0 .000 39-79 .494 163-2.5 18 17 32 173-2.7

Candace Broome 1979-80 17-n/a 10-30 .333 0-4 .000 13-0.8 6 n/a 6 20-1.2

Kiesha Brown 1996-01 111-25 173-467 .370 10-59 .169 139-195 .713 292-2.6 293 14 114 495-4.5 Latrese Bush 1994-98 108-16 162-466 .348 29-123 .236 64-95 .674 161-1.5 88 4 107 415-3.8

Marjorie Butler 2012-16 114-64 138-449 .307 33-150 .220 107-147 .728 73-1.4 309 3 115 416-3.6

Christy Cagle 1991-92 14-0 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 7-9 .778 14-1.0 10 0 2 9-0.6 Maya Caldwell 2018-21 122-73 330-797 .414 81-270 .300 97-135 .719 374-3.1 173 25 106 838-6.9 Tocshia Campfield 1996-97 15-1 9-30 .300 0-1 .000 6-10 .600 23-1.5 7 2 3 24-1.6

Alisa Carrandi 1981-83 26-0 13-29 .448 5-8 .625 12-0.5 14 1 8 31-1.2

Deborah Carter 1990-92 56-36 224-434 .516 6-26 .231 127-174 .730 315-5.6 63 18 59 581-10.4 Kaelyn Causwell 2012-14 37-0 24-61 .393 0-0 .000 17-30 .567 66-1.8 3 15 6 65-1.8 Cori Chambers 2003-07 135-106 552-1332 .414 282-742 .380 104-125 .832 447-3.3 226 23 153 1490-11.0

Haley Clark 2015-18 118-68 118-346 .341 2-13 .154 104-161 .646 266-2.3 258 15 80 342-2.9 Taja Cole 2017-18 62-62 224-561 .399 30-116 .259 101-164 .616 245-4.0 337 6 89 579-9.3 Cynthia Collins 1979-83 122-104 433-848 .511 252-494 .510 861-7.1 188 31 207 1118-9.2 Gabby Connally 2018-21 121-86 441-1139 .387 186-528 .352 229-277 .827 268-2.2 344 17 155 1297-10.7 Mikayla Coombs 2020-22 58-32 153-343 .446 0-3 .000 54-77 .701 162-2.8 153 21 85 360-6.2 Tara Cosby 1991-92 27-4 96-210 .457 1-1 1.00 41-76 .540 167-6.2 10 8 16 234-8.7 Simone Costa 2016-18 63-11 73-244 .299 33-120 .275 60-79 .759 100-1.6 73 10 38 239-3.8

Shala Crawford 1999-00 36-2 89-172 .517 0-0 .000 65-109 .596 182-5.1 11 35 32 243-6.8 Brittany Crews 2011-12 6-1 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 1 0 0 0-0.0 Megan Darrah 2004-08 132-94 365-966 .378 163-465 .351 171-215 .795 564-4.3 236 43 106 1064-8.1

Maori Davenport 2020-22 14-0 11-17

Angela Davis 1989-90 16-0 13-29

Brandi Decker 1993-97 123-11 109-349

Tena DeVore 1987-90 69-2 70-141

Donald 2011-14 109-58

Marquita Driskell 2002-03 30-16 77-157

4-4 1.000 19-1.4 0 6 5 26-1.9

9-11 .818 18-1.1 6 0 2 36-2.3

.261 55-91 .604 409-3.3 72 59 44 308-2.5

0-0 .000

.726 149-2.2

.674 558-5.1

.587 128-4.3

n/a n/a 193-2.8

705-6.5

193-6.4

Teresa Duncan 1979-80 25-n/a 85-200

Easley 1981-83 35-0

.576 147-5.9

.686 365-4.2

70-2.0

n/a

495-5.6

208-8.3 Denise Dunlap 1979-82 88-n/a

57-1.6

PLAYER YEARS G-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.

Nikki Eason 2001-02 26-7 10-30 .333 4-6 .667 15-27 .556 12-0.5 38 1 15 39-1.5

Sarah Edwards 1979-82 55-n/a 90-200 .450 44-82 .537 164-3.0 31 n/a 24 224-4.1

Teresa Edwards 1982-86 128-125 873-1685 .518 243-330 .736 384-3.0 653 48 342 1989-15.5

Mackenzie Engram 2015-18 111-78 450-1033 .436 75-238 .315 168-245 .686 641-5.8 123 83 123 1143-10.3

Ebony Felder 2001-04 51-22 135-274 .493 2-12 .167 105-147 .714 264-5.2 55 15 30 377-7.4

Erika Ford 2011-14 126-57 341-948 .360 73-239 .305 106-171 .620 438-3.5 125 8 112 861-6.8 Stacey Ford 1987-91 120-83 519-955 .544 0-0 .000 196-329 .596 649-5.4 45 50 96 1234-10.3

Dee Dee Frasier 1983-87 71-32 84-218 .385 68-100 .680 114-1.6 175 3 73 236-3.3 La’Keshia Frett 1993-97 122-116 743-1514 .491 3-12 .250 361-463 .780 842-6.9 315 85 189 1850-15.2

Katie Frye 2001-05 98-16 76-232 .328 35-114 .307 15-32 .468 150-1.5 52 9 29 202-2.1 Susie Gardner 1982-85 92-2 214-449 .477 57-76 .750 79-.9 110 0 78 485-5.3

Samantha Glodis 2013-14 11-0 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 11-1.0 0 0 0 10-0.9 Terryuana Godwin 2014-16 8-0 1-6 .167 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 1-0.1 3 0 1 4-0.5 Carla Green 1985-89 119-82 412-956 .431 28-83 .337 263-376 .699 383-3.2 425 25 238 1115-9.4

Sara Kate Greene 2004-06 27-0 6-15 .400 3-8 .375 5-10 .500 31-1.1 2 1 9 20-0.7

Laura Greeson 1981-82 27-3 63-163 .387 57-85 .671 37-1.4 37 2 36 183-6.8

Tiaria Griffin 2012-16 125-84 448-1224 .360 222-695 .319 193-266 .726 406-3.2 188 11 161 1311-10.5

Lady Hardmon 1988-92 121-110 529-1129 .469 3-21 .143 336-514 .654 538-4.4 433 18 201 1397-11.5

Janese Hardrick 2003-07 133-47 376-893 .421 149-409 .364 311-389 .799 422-3.2 379 9 198 1212-9.1

LeAnn Harrell 1980-81 31-n/a 98-204 .480 25-38 .658 97-3.1 46 n/a 32 219-7.1

Janet Harris 1981-85 131-128 1127-2029 .555 387-588 .658 1398-10.7 240 58 279 2641-20.2

Jasmine Hassell 2009-13 134-95 557-1052 .529 0-2 .000 270-424 .637 641-4.8 38 46 74 1384-10.3

Merritt Hempe 2012-16 119-90 336-767 .438 11-74 .149 170-253 .672 545-4.6 77 92 71 853-7.2

Ari Henderson 2016-20 28-1 8-34 .235 2-11 .182 3-6 .500 16-0.6 2 0 3 21-0.8

Tracy Henderson 1993-96 122-116 757-1380 .549 0-1 .000 250-411 .608 823-6.7 70 267 110 1764-14.5

Beth Henson 2000-01 15-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 9-0.6 0 0 2 12 -0.8

Nakia Hill 1992-93 31-20 132-269 .491 0-2 .000 65-117 .556 177-5.7 11 37 24 329-10.6

Kedra Holland-Corn 1993-97 125-80 563-1284 .438 253-675 .375 187-252 .742 430-3.4 299 25 302 1566-12.5

Jillian Hollingshead 2021-22 20-0 41-84 .488 1-5 .200 18-26 .692 50-2.5 7 10 6 101-5.1

Wanda Holloway 1980-84 130-101 757-1413 .536 317-432 .734 1163-8.7 134 104 201 1833-13.7

Caitlin Hose 2019-21 61-13 52-173 .301 28-115 .243 13-18 .722 95-1.6 47 3 28 145-2.4 Ashley Houts 2006-10 133-130 465-1131 .411 145-452 .321 439-555 .791 398-3.0 565 2 319 1514-11.4

Tasha Humphrey 2004-08 126-122 825-1635 .505 100-286 .350 522-666 .784 1080-8.6 219 119 144 2272-18.0

Traci Inman 1984-86 43-0 29-81 .358 20-36 .556 52-1.2 10 5 4 78-1.8 Pam Irwin-Osbolt 1995-99 125-47 401-915 .438 136-425 ..320 173-203 .852 301-2.4 239 16 130 1111-8.9

Jasmine James 2009-13 126-123 524-1432 .366 112-421 .266 274-442 .620 527-4.2 433 12 266 1434-11.4 Vera Jardim 1991-94 88-33 115-255 .451 0-2 .000 65-105 .619 290-3.3 71 21 75 295-3.4 Tammye Jenkins 1987-91 115-106 612-1240 .494 0-0 .000 374-591 .633 914-8.0 105 163 139 1598-13.9

Donnetta Johnson 2018 27-8 33-102 .324 10-33 .303 6-14 .429 55-2.0 8 4 12 82-3.0 Arieal Johnson 2010-11 9-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 9-1.0 0 1 3 13-1.4 Ebony Jones 2009-12 36-1 17-37 .459 0-0 .000 9-22 .409 35-1.0 1 10 3 43-1.2 MaToya Jones 1997-98 11-0 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 3-0.3 1 0 0 2-0.2 Vicky 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

252-313 .805 504-3.8 545 5 178 1157-8.8 Lisa Kendrick 1986-90 91-14 87-183

26-62 .419 198-2.2 106 6 67 162-1.8 Amy King 2000-01 21-0 12-31

5-7 .714 19-0.9 5 1 3 29-1.4 Whitney Law 2001-02 29-8 53-141

0-0

24-39 .615 77-2.7 50 2 32 141-4.9 Jasmine Lee 2007-09 47-12 43-110

Bernadette Locke 1979-81 64-n/a 423-980

Dianna Lott 1996-98 48-12 100-235

30-65 .462 124-6.2 9 11 16 116-2.5

.677 167-2.6 308 n/a 218 957-15.0

69-101 .683 211-4.4 10 19 37 269-5.6

216-269 .803 457-3.7 303 41 153 1396-11.4 Miriam Lowe 1989-93 88-5 172-388 .443 67-152

Camille Lowe 1989-93 122-107 525-1169 .449

49-67 .731 153-1.7 99 4 31 460-5.2 Mary Beth Lycett 2000-03 110-51 215-568 .379

88-116 .759 298-2.7 195 9 86 634-5.8

Rhonda Malone 1980-84 130-na 376-820 .459 96-126 .762 237-1.8 287 11 141 848-6.5 Christy Marshall 2006-09 95-28 311-755 .412 30-108 .278 81-127 .638 343-3.6 116 36 70 733-7.7 Sydnei McCaskill 2013-14 15-1 7-22 .318 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 13-0..9 20 3 12 19-1.3 Katrina McClain 1983-87 125 -91 873-1407 .620 449-616 .729 1193-9.5 145 290 200 2195-17.6 Tawana McDonald 1998-02 124-115 470-915 .514 0-1 .000 285-430 .663 885-7.1 135 297 179 1225-9.9

ALL-TIME

PLAYER YEARS G-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.

Rhonda Mikes 1985-86 31-18 112-211 .531 24-39 .615 63-2.0 73 0 46 248-8.0

Deborah Mitchell 1980-81 34-n/a 261-504 .518 76-137 .555 313-9.2 11 n/a 30 598-17.6

Sandy McKnight 2005-06 6-0 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.2 1 0 0 2-0.3

Meredith Mitchell 2008-12 121-96 326-883 .369 67-257 .261 161-283 .569 537-4.4 241 60 174 880-7.3

Jill Mitchell 1987-88 31-9 34-104 .327 8-21 .381 7-13 .538 48-1.5 19 1 18 83-2.7

Kelly McEntire 1999-01 34-0 2-16 .125 0-2 .000 5-8 .625 3-0.1 4 0 3 9-0.3

Khaalidah Miller 2010-14 132-95 472-1277 .370 218-702 .311 129-174 .741 451-3.4 269 16 153 1291-12.8

Sherbiya Morris 1993-94 15-0 11-28 .393 0-1 .000 10-18 .556 27-1.8 5 1 4 32-2.1

Que Morrison 2017-22 138-122 464-1178 .394 103-329 .313 297-358 .830 641-4.6 406 30 214 1328-9.6

Camille Murphy 1998-02 112-33 156-459 .340 81-281 .288 90-120 .750 156-1.4 228 3 77 483-4.3

Barbara Murray 1980-81 10-n/a 35-78 .449 11-12 .917 18-1.8 20 n/a 5 81-8.1

Tawnya Nash 1997-98 28-7 44-93 .473 1-4 .250 36-55 .655 68-2.4 6 7 16 125-4.5 Deanna Nolan 1998-01 86-65 377-778 .485 33-114 .289 157-215 .730 383-4.5 252 40 150 944-11.0

Lisa O’Connor 1982-86 132-126 604-1249 .484 301-393 .766 728-5.5 347 54 156 1509-11.4

Lisa Parker 1980-81 22-n/a 11-26 .423 10-23 .435 33-1.6 3 n/a 4 32-1.5

Stephanie Paul 2016-20 120-64 267-608 .440 14-56 .250 121-180 .672 466-3.9 88 43 66 669-5.6

Keshunda Pharr 1997-98 8-0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0.1 0 1 0 2-0.3

Porsha Phillips 2008-11 100-91 379-940 .403 13-62 .210 225-306 .735 840-8.4 130 141 134 996-10.0

Tari Phillips 1986-89 64-21 166-360 .461 1-6 .167 77-122 .631 207-3.2 55 12 63 410-6.4

Jessice Pierce 2001-05 123-22 303-654 .463 44-137 .321 74-99 .747 412-3.3 62 52 37 724-5.9

Rachel Powell 1993-97 122-90 225-570 .395 174-440 .395 107-143 .748 2031.7 442 7 101 731-6.0

Ronika Ransford 2010-11 28-6 39-116 .336 7-27 .259 17-23 .739 69-2.5 35 3 31 102-3.6

Deborah Reese 1990-94 103-49 277-591 .469 11-29 .379 197-257 .767 392-3.8 93 51 67 762-7.4

Kelly Robbins 1991-93 59-20 98-291 .337 31-117 .265 62-77 .805 133-2.3 173 6 33 289-4.9

Julee Roberts 1997-98 8-0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-0.5 0 0 0 2-0.3

Pachis Roberts 2014-16 80-44 248-605 .410 68-225 .302 153-205 .746 374-4.7 154 27 98 717-9.0

Angel Robinson 2006-10 128-77 459-873 .526 10-24 .416 260-380 .684 982-7.7 86 297 87 1188-9.3

Caliya Robinson 2015-18 120-81 641-1313 .488 43-149 .289 158-255 .620 874-7.3 200 292 144 1483-12.4

Kenya Robinson 1990-91 27-1 25-70 .357 0-1 .000 16-35 .457 56-2.1 88 7 37 66-2.4

Saudia Roundtree 1994-96 66-65 382-928 .412 39-126 .310 235-324 .725 339-5.1 421 5 139 1038-15.7

Rebecca Rowsey 2003-08 119-66 140-369 .379 5-22 .227 86-137 .628 399-3.4 76 73 27 372-3.1

Dorothy Sanders 1991-95 108-2 126-238 .529 0-0 .000 58-108 .537 219-2.0 14 49 19 310-2.9

Alina Sendar 2021-22 8-0 2-16 .125 2-10 .200 0-0 .000 3-0.4 2 1 2 6-0.8

Adrienne Shuler 1987-91 118-95 340-753 .452 5-27 .185 232-301 .771 407-3.4 553 12 308 908-7.7

Lou Sims 1980-83 101-n/a 198-505 .392 87-120 .725 158-1.6 315 3 164 483-4.8

Amber Skidgel 2016 16-0 16-51 .314 11-35 .314 1-4 .250 20-1.3 5 2 3 44-2.8 Anne Smith 1985-86 25-0 19-29 .655 7-11 .636 23-0.9 10 0 5 45-1.8

Destinie Smith 2008-09 4-0 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 7-1.8 0 0 0 4-1.0

Sharla Smith 1990-91 9-0 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 6-10 .600 4-0.5 0 0 0 10-1.1 Fain Spurlock 1997-98 22-0 8-25 .320 1-3 .333 5-10 .500 19-0.9 10 0 5 22-1.0

Jenna Staiti 2018-22 118-87 580-1139 .509 32-111 .288 241-307 .785 768-6.5 84 255 46 1433-12.1 Sarah Stoddard 2008-09 9-0 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-0.2 1 0 3 5-0.6

Kendi Taylor 1995-96 14-0 3-19 .158 3-11 .273 2-3 .667 11-0.8 2 0 1 11-0.8 Tina Taylor 2000-03 71-5 45-122 .369 17-58 .293 26-36 .722 89-1.3 96 4 62 133-1.9 Maria Taylor 2006-07 22-0 11-24 .458 0-0 .000 5-10 .500 42-1.9 3 8 1 27-1.2

Kelly Tempel 1986-88 23-0 18-38 .473 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 22-1.0 1 1 1 40-1.7 Christi Thomas 2000-04 124-84 605-1148 .527 23-95 .242 360-525 .685 906-7.3 95 194 133 1593-12.8

Kim Thompson 1992-96 94-21 79-232 .341 2-15 .133 49-76 .645 83-0.9 168 5 99 209-2.2

Beth Timmons 1999-00 14-0 0-7 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 0 1 0-0.0

Chris Toscas 1985-86 24-0 25-41 .609 11-17 .647 33-1.4 3 4 5 61-2.5

Medina Turner 1991-93 60-43 230-503 .457 4-19 .211 93-132 .697 414-6.9 81 21 62 556-9.3

Elena Vishniakova 1997-99 62-33 167-382 .437 19-69 .275 129-166 .777 403-6.5 58 49 39 482-7.8

Traci Waites 1984-86 64-45 209-439 .476 61-93 .656 174-2.7 250 6 102 479-7.5

Tiffany Walker 1993-97 100-73 219-424 .517 0-1 .000 145-237 .612 594-5.9 83 13 98 583-5.8

Wendy Walker 1988-89 9-0 2-11 .182 0-3 .000 4-4 1.000 6-0.7 5 0 1-0.9

Tracy Walls 1992-96 93-4 66-194 .340 0-0 .000 42-97 .433 208-2.2 30 15 53 174-1.9

Sherelle Warren 1986-90 122-39 482-847 .569 0-0 .000 210-308 .682 590-4.8 88 56 73 1174-9.6

Halle Washington 2013-16 116-29 169-443 .381 0-3 .000 87-168 .518 351-3.0 53 71 54 425-3.7

Tameiko Washington 1999-02 72-0 56-121 .463 1-5 .200 34-53 .642 128-1.8 28 3 23 147-2.0 Ali Watt 2008-09 9-0 1-7 .143 0-6 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.3 0 0 0 2-0.2

JoBeth Weaver 1983-84 12-0 8-30 .267 7-9 .778 5-0.4 8 0 2 23-1.9

Stephanie Wheeler 1991-95 88-0 90-246 .366 9-39 .231 51-71 .718 144-1.6 44 11 402 40-2.1

Candace Williams 2009-10 26-0 16-61 .262 15-53 .283 5-6 .833 19-0.7 11 0 4 52-2.0

Shavonda Willis 1998-00 42-0 25-72 .347 0-0 .000 14-33 .424 61-1.5 0 3 7 64-1.5 Tamika Willis 2009-13 107-6 123-243 .506 0-1 .000 42-76 .553 308-2.9 29 43 48 288-2.7

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

WBCA COACHES ALL-AMERICANS

KATRINA McCLAIN – 1987

Honda/Broderick Cup Champion/WBCA, AWSF, WBB News Service

SAUDIA ROUNDTREE – 1996 ESPYs, Rawlings/WBCA, Boost/Naismith, USBWA, UPI, Basketball America

KELLY MILLER – 2000 Women’s Basketball Journal

JANET HARRIS 1982, 1984, 1985

TERESA EDWARDS 1985, 1986

KATRINA McCLAIN 1986, 1987

SAUDIA ROUNDTREE 1996

KELLY MILLER 1999, 2000, 2001

TASHA HUMPHREY 2006

NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

–

– WBB News Service; 1996 – Boost/Naismith;

–USBWA, WBB News Service

Roundtree

La’Keshia Frett (3rd)

Kedra Holland-Corn (3rd)

Miller

Deana Nolan (HM)

Miller

Miller (HM)

Deanna Nolan (HM)

Thomas (HM)

Tasha Humphrey (HM)

Tasha Humphrey (3rd)

Sherill Baker (HM)

Tasha Humphrey (3rd)

Tasha Humphrey (HM)

Edwards

McClain

Roundtree

La’Keshia Frett

Miller

Miller

Braxton

Tasha Humphrey (3rd)

Sherill Baker (2nd)

Tasha Humphrey (2nd)

Tasha Humphrey (2nd)

Naismith

Teresa Edwards

Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

Katrina McClain

La’Keshia Frett

Saudia Roundtree

La’Keshia Frett

Kelly Miller

Coco Miller

Kelly Miller

Christi Thomas

Janet Harris

Janet Harris

Lisa O’Connor

Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

Katrina McClain

Saudia Roundtree

Kedra Holland-Corn

Coco Miller

Kelly Miller

Kelly Miller

Sherill Baker

Tasha Humphrey

Ashley Houts (3rd)

AWSF

Bernadette Locke

Janet Harris

Janet Harris

Lisa O’Connor

Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

Janet Harris

Teresa Edwards

Katrina McClain

Katrina McClain

Kelly Miller

Kelly Miller

Coco Miller

Kelly Miller

Cynthia Collins

Wanda Holloway

Senior CLASS

Tasha Humphrey (2nd)

Ashley Houts

KATRINA McCLAIN – 1987 SAUDIA ROUNDTREE

(C-2)

(C-1,

(C-2)

(C-2)

Jasmine James (C-2, AP-HM)

Hassell (AP-2)

Shacobia Barbee (C-2, AP-HM)

Shacobia Barbee (C-1, AP-2)

Griffin (C-2, AP-HM)

Pachis Roberts (C-2)

JANET HARRIS

1983, 1984, 1985

WANDA HOLLOWAY 1982

TERESA EDWARDS

1986

KATRINA McCLAIN 1986, 1987

TAMMYE JENKINS 1988, 1989

STACEY FORD 1990, 1991

LADY HARDMON 1990, 1992

CAMILLE LOWE 1991

LA’KESHIA FRETT 1995,

(C,AP)

SAUDIA ROUNDTREE

1996

TRACY HENDERSON

(C)

KEDRA HOLLAND-CORN

KELLY MILLER

1999, 2000, 2001

COCO MILLER

(C), 2001 (C)

TAWANA McDONALD 2000 (AP)

“TWEETY” NOLAN 2000 (C)

KARA BRAXTON 2002 (C)

CHRISTI THOMAS 2004 (C)

TASHA HUMPHREY

2006, 2007, 2008

SHERILL BAKER 2006

ASHLEY HOUTS

(C)

PORSHA PHILLIPS

ANNE MARIE ARMSTRONG

(C)

JASMINE HASSELL

(C)

SHACOBIA BARBEE

(C)

CALIYA ROBINSON

(C, AP)

JANET

TAMMYE JENKINS

CHRISTI THOMAS

KATRINA McCLAIN

LA’KESHIA

FIRST-YEAR PHENOMS

Hempe

McCaskill

Washington

Engram

Clark

Robinson

Paul

Morrison

Hose

Hubbard

Chapman

SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Date Player

1/4/85 Janet Harris 2/12/85 Teresa Edwards

1/14/86 Katrina McClain 2/28/86 Teresa Edwards 2/3/87 Katrina McClain 2/10/87 Katrina McClain 2/17/87 Katrina McClain 2/20/89 Adrienne Shuler

1/29/90 Lady Hardmon 1/21/91 Camille Lowe 2/21/94 La’Keshia Frett

2/0/95 Saudia Roundtree 12/19/95 La’Keshia Frett

1/22/96 Saudia Roundtree 12/8/96 Kedra Holland-Corn 2/2/97 Pam Irwin 12/8/97 Coco Miller 2/23/98 Kelly Miller

1/4/99 Kelly Miller 11/22/99 Tawana McDonald 1/24/00 Deana Nolan 2/14/00 Kelly Miller 2/28/00 Coco Miller

1/2/01 Kelly Miller 2/12/01 Coco Miller

1/20/03 Christi Thomas 2/10/03 Sherill Baker

1/12/04 Christi Thomas 11/22/04 Tasha Humphrey

1/3/05 Tasha Humphrey 1/24/05 Tasha Humphrey 1/9/06 Tasha Humphrey 2/6/06 Tasha Humphrey 2/27/06 Sherill Baker 1/22/07 Tasha Humphrey 1/29/07 Tasha Humphrey

2/25/08 Tasha Humphrey 12/1/08 Ashley Houts 2/3/09 Porsha Phillips 3/2/09 Ashley Houts 11/21/11 Jasmine James

2/13/12 Anne Marie Armstrong 2/27/12 Meredith Mitchell 1/14/13 Jasmine Hassell 2/4/13 Khaalidah Miller 1/12/15 Tiaria Griffin 2/23/16 Tiaria Griffin 2/6/17 Caliya Robinson 1/14/18 Caliya Robinson

1/8/19 Gabby Connally 2/25/19 Caliya Robinson 12/3/19 Gabby Connally 2/8/21 Que Morrison 12/14/21 Jenna Staiti

TASHA HUMPHREY

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK

K. McEntire

2002 M.B. Lycett, T. Taylor

2003 K. Frye, M.B. Lycett, T. Taylor

2004 E. Felder, K. Frye, R. Rowsey, T. Taylor, C. Thomas

2005 M.Darrah, E. Felder, K. Frye, R. Rowsey, T. Taylor

2006 M. Darrah, E. Felder, R. Rowsey

2007 A. Houts,

2007 T. Humphrey, R. Rowsey, M. Taylor

2008 M. Darrah,

A. Houts, T. Humphrey, L. Moss, A. Puleo, R. Rowsey

A. Houts, M. Mitchell

A.M. Armstrong, E. Jones, M. Mitchell

2011 A.M. Armstrong, E. Jones, M. Mitchell, J. Rhoden

2012 B. Crews, J. James M. Mitchell

A.M. Armstrong, M. Butler, J. Hassell, M. Hempe, J. James

H. Almire, M. Butler,

M. Hempe, H. Washington

2015 H. Almire, M. Butler, H. Clark, T. Griffin, M. Hempe

2016 H. Almire, S. Barbee, M. Butler, H. Clark, M. Engram, T. Griffin

H. Clark, M. Engram

B. Blanaru, A. Henderson, H. Clark, M. Engram

M. Caldwell, A. Henderson, Q. Morrison

M. Bates

Caldwell

Connally

Henderson

Hose

Hubbard

Q. Morrison

Paul

Staiti

M. Bates

Caldwell

Chapman

Connally

Coombs

Hose

Morrison

Staiti

S. Barker

Bates

Chapman

Coombs

Morrison

Nicholson

Staiti

TINA TAYLOR

FRYE

ROWSEY

MITCHELL

JAMES E. SULLIVAN

SILVER ANNIVERSARY

& KELLY

– 1999

The James E. Sullivan Memorial Award is presented annually by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) to the top ama teur athlete(s) in the nation who have achieved athletic excellence and also exhibited leadership, character, sports manship and the ideals of amateurism.

EDWARDS

The Silver Anniversary Award recog nizes distinguished individuals on the 25th anniversary of the conclusion of their college athletics careers. Edwards became UGA’s fourth honoree, joining Fran Tarkenton (1986), Thomas Lyons (1996) and Kathyrn McMinn (2009).

FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE

ROUNDTREE – 1996

In addition to being 1996 National Play er of the Year, Saudia Roundtree was named the top female student-athlete in the SEC for all sports in balloting of the league’s 12 institutions. Roundtree is one of five Georgia female stu dent-athletes to win the award since its inception in 1984, joining golfer Vic ki Goetze (1992), swimmer Kristy Kow al (2000), gymnast Courtney Kupets (2009) and swimmer Allison Schmitt (2013).

REBECCA ROWSEY

TIFFANY WALKER – 1997KELLY MILLER – 2001

NAISMITH HALL OF FAME

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME

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 groundbreak ers in women’s basketball, Edwards talked about watching Julius “Dr. J” Irving and attempting to emulate his abilities on a “basketball goal” consisting of a bicycle tire nailed to a pine tree and Michael Jor dan, who she called the greatest player ever.

“After tonight, I’m forever changed be cause 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 be 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, McClain 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.”

TERESA EDWARDS

2010

HARRIS

The Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame’s mission is to “honor the past, cele brate the present and promote the future” of women’s basketball.

In 2006, Katrina McClain became the first former Lady Bulldog to earn induc tion. McClain, the 1987 National Player of the Year and a two-time All-Amer ican 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 full-time head coach in Lady Bulldog 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 retire ment before induction, Teresa Edwards became the third Lady Bulldog rep resentative 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.

In 2015, Janet Harris, who helped bring Georgia to national prominence in the early-1980s, was officially enshrined into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Harris was the first player to ever record 2,500 points and 1,250 re bounds as a three-time WBCA All-American.

STATE SPORTS HALLS OF FAME

U.S. OLYMPIC HALL OF FAME

Teresa Edwards’ bittersweet acceptance speech drew a standing ovation during ceremonies inducting her into the United States Olym pic 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 teammates. Edwards then spoke of Katrina McClain before individual lyhonoring 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.

U.S. HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME

TERESA EDWARDS 2001 Georgia Hall of Fame

TERESA EDWARDS – 2002

KATRINA McCLAIN – 2010

TERESA EDWARDS – 2009

KATRINA MCCLAIN 2005 Georgia Hall of Fame

KATRINA MCCLAIN 2006 South Carolina Hall of Fame

ANDY LANDERS 2009 Georgia Hall of Fame

FIBA HALL OF FAME

Teresa Edwards, the most decorated basketball player 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. Edwards also holds the unique distinction of being both the youngest and oldest women’s basketball player to ever win Olympic gold.

Edwards was among 12 members of the 2013 FIBA Hall of Fame class. Other inductees include: players JeanJacques Conceiçao (Angola), Andrew Gaze (Australia), Paula Gonçalves (Brazil), David Robinson (USA) and Zoran Slavnic (Serbia); coaches John ‘Jack’ Donohue (Canada), Cesare Rubini (Italy) and Pat Summitt (USA); technical officials Valentin Lazarov (Bulgaria) and Costas Rigas (Greece); and contributor Aldo Vitale (Italy).

UGA CIRCLE OF HONOR

TERESA EDWARDS

TERESA

KATRINA

JANET

UGA LEADERSHIP AWARD

MARY

MARY

ALL-TIME TEAM

In conjunction with the 25th season of Lady Bulldog Basketball in 1997-98, former letterwinners 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 returned to Athens for an NCAA/ABL doubleheader.

The afternoon included a 70-67 win by Georgia over Clemson and an Atlanta Glory 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 former 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-Ameri ca certificates, 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.”

TERESA EDWARDS

Olympian, Naismith Hall of Fame, Greatest Player Ever

LA’KESHIA FRETT

All-American, Four-time All-SEC

LADY HARDMON

All-SEC

JANET HARRIS

All-American

TRACY HENDERSON

honorable mention All-American

WANDA HOLLOWAY UGA-Record 134 games played

BERNADETTE LOCKE Program’s first All-American and Academic All-American

KATRINA MCCLAIN

1987 National Player of the Year

LISA O’CONNOR

1983 All-American

SAUDIA ROUNDTREE

1996 National Player of the Year

SHERILL BAKER New York, Los Angeles, Indiana, Detroit

ANNE MARIE ARMSTRONG Atlanta

ANGIE BALL Charlotte

KARA BRAXTON Detroit, Tulsa, Phoenix, New York

KIESHA BROWN Washington, Houston, New York, Minnesota, L.A., Connecticut, Tulsa

KEDRA HOLLAND-CORN Sacramento, Detroit, Houston

TRACY HENDERSON Cleveland

ASHLEY HOUTS Washington

TASHA HUMPHREY Detroit, Washington, Minnesota

JASMINE JAMES Phoenix

CORI CHAMBERS Connecticut

TERESA EDWARDS Minnesota

STACEY FORD New York, Sacramento

LA’KESHIA FRETT Los Angeles, Sacramento, Charlotte, New York

LADY GROOMS Utah, Sacramento

PIPELINE TO THE PROS

DETROIT SHOCK Kedra Holland-Corn

Nolan

DETROIT SHOCK

Braxton Kedra Holland-Corn Deanna Nolan (MVP)

Braxton

Nolan

Georgia Lady Bulldogs have long been prominent figures in the professional ranks, both in the United States and overseas. All told, 45 Lady Bulldogs have gone on to play basketball professionally, including 26 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.

Former Georgia players also are making their mark on the sideline. Teresa Edwards was the interim head coach of the Tulsa Shock in 2011 and the Atlanta Dream in 2014, while Bernadette Mattox and Lady Grooms were assistant coaches for Connecticut and New York, respectively.

JASMINE HASSELL Indiana, Seattle

COCO MILLER Washington, Atlanta, Los Angeles

KELLY MILLER Charlotte, Indiana, Phoenix, Minnesota, Atlanta, Washington, New York

DEANNA NOLAN Detroit PORSHA PHILLIPS San Antonio

ANGEL ROBINSON Seattle, Phoenix

CHRISTI THOMAS Los Angeles, Minnesota, Chicago

ADRIENNE SHULER Washington

WNBA

MAYA CALDWELL Atlanta

BASKETBALL

GEORGIA IN THE WNBA DRAFT

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)

SHACOBIA BARBEE

MACKENZIE ENGRAM

CALIYA ROBINSON

MAYA CALDWELL

New York 3rd Round (36th overall)

Atlanta 3rd Round (27th overall)

Indiana 3rd Round (28th overall)

Indiana 3rd Round (33rd overall)

GEORGIA'S

ANNE MARIE ARMSTRONG – 1 SEASON Atlanta Dream

SHERILL BAKER

York Liberty

Angeles Sparks

Shock

4 SEASONS

ANGIE BALL

Sting

KARA BRAXTON

Shock

Mercury

York

1 SEASON

10 SEASONS

Mercury

York

KIESHA BROWN

Mystics

9 SEASONS

York

Angeles

Angeles Sparks

Shock

MAYA CALDWELL - 1 SEASON

Dream

DEBORAH CARTER

Starzz

2 SEASONS

Mystics

CORI CHAMBERS

1 SEASON

ROSTER

TERESA EDWARDS – 2 SEASONS Minnesota Lynx 2003-04 STACEY FORD – 2 SEASONS New York Liberty

Sacramento Monarchs

LA’KESHIA FRETT – 7 SEASONS Los Angeles Sparks 1999-2000 Sacramento Monarchs 2001-03 Charlotte Sting 2004 New York Liberty 2004-05

LADY GROOMS – 8 SEASONS Utah Starzz 1997 Sacramento Monarchs 1998-2004

PLAYER Location(s)

ANNE MARIE ARMSTRONG Brazil, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Poland

SHERILL BAKER Israel, Italy, Greece

ANGIE BALL France, Italy

SHACOBIA BARBEE Spain, Turkey, Ecuador

BARBARA BOOTZ Japan

KARA BRAXTON Italy, Poland

KIESHA BROWN Czech Republic, France, Israel, Russia, Spain, Turkey

MAYA CALDWELL Spain

CORI CHAMBERS Israel, Russia, Switzerland

CYNTHIA COLLINS Venezuela

SIMONE COSTA Britain, Portugal

MEGAN DARRAH Spain

TERESA EDWARDS France, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain

MACKENZIE ENGRAM Israel, Sweden

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

MERRITT HEMPE Germany, Russia, Spain

KEDRA HOLLAND-CORN France, Hungary, Italy, Spain

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

QUE MORRISON Italy

DEANNA NOLAN Czech Republic, Israel, Italy, Poland, Spain, Russia LISA O’CONNOR Japan

PORSHA PHILLIPS Israel

PACHIS ROBERTS Greece, Australia

ANGEL ROBINSON France, Portugal, Spain, Turkey

CALIYA ROBINSON Spain, Turkey, France

DOROTHY SANDERS Spain

CHRISTI THOMAS Italy, Latvia, Spain, Turkey

MEDINA TURNER Belgium, Spain

TERESA EDWARDS

KIESHA BROWN

ANGEL ROBINSON

BASKETBALL

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 Bull dog included as a key ingredient on the roster.

Teresa Edwards and Katrina McClain headline an impressive list of 25 Lady Bulldogs who have repre sented USA Basketball in more than 40 different com petitions worldwide.

Edwards and McClain were the backbone of virtu ally every U.S. team fielded for a major competition from 1986-96 and compiled a 109-4 (.965) record in USA Basketball competitions.

Edwards, who first played at the national level during the summer after her junior season of high school, is the only basketball player to represent the U.S. in five Olympic Games. All told, she was a mem ber of 22 different USA Basketball teams, compiling an overall record of 205-14 (93.6). Along the way, Edwards compiled some incredible statistics – 2,008 points, 890 assists, 576 rebounds and 372 steals.

McClain is perhaps the most decorated interna tional performer other that Edwards. In fact, they first played together during the summer before McClain’s arrival at Georgia, leading the South to a Gold Medal at the 1983 U.S. Olympic Festival. McClain capped her international career at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta by averaging 14.1 points and post ing team-bests of 8.3 rebounds per game and 63.9 percent field goal percentage.

Katie Abrahamson

1985 – National Sports Festival

Barbara Bootz

1985 – National Sports Festival

U.S. Junior Pan Am Team

1987 – Seoul Pre-Olympic Invitational

Kara Braxton

2002 – U.S. Young Women National Team

2006 – U.S. Senior National Team

Kiesha Brown

1995 – U.S. Olympic Festival

1996 – U.S. Junior National Team

Cori Chambers

2002 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

Teresa Edwards

1981 – National Sports Festival

1982 – National Sports Festival

U.S. Junior Pan Am Team

1983 – National Sports Festival

1984 – U.S. Olympic Team

1986 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships

1987 – Pan American Games

1988 – U.S. Olympic Team

1990 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships

1991 – Pan American Games

1992 – U.S. Olympic Team

1994 – FIBA World Championships

1996 – U.S. Olympic Team

1997 – U.S. Senior National Team

1998 – U.S. Senior National Team

1999 – U.S. Senior National Team

2000 – U.S. Olympic Team

La’Keshia Frett

1994 – R. William Jones Cup Team

1995 – World University Games

1997 – World University Games

1998 – U.S. Senior National Team (Goldmark Cup)

Stacey Ford

1988 – U.S. Junior National Team

Susie Gardner

1983 – National Sports Festival

1986 – Canadian Invitational Tournament

Carla Green

1986 – U.S. Olympic Festival

1987 – U.S. Olympic Festival

1989 – World University Games

Lady Hardmon

1989 – U.S. Junior National Team

1992 – R. William Jones Cup Team

1993 – World University Games

Janet Harris

1981 – National Sports Festival

1982 – National Sports Festival

Ashley Houts

2007 – U21 World Championships

2009 – World University Games

Tasha Humphrey

2003 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

2007 – Pan American Games

Teresa Edwards – 1984 Olympic Games

Coco & Kelly Miller – 1999 World University Games

Christy Marshall

2005 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

Katrina McClain

1983 – National Sports Festival

1985 – World University Games

1986 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships

1987 – Pan American Games

1988 – U.S. Olympic Team

1990 – Goodwill/FIBA World Championships

1991 – Pan American Games

1992 – U.S. Olympic Team

1994 – FIBA World Championships

1996 – U.S. Olympic Team

Rhonda Mikes

1985 – World University Games

Coco Miller

1999 – World University Games

Kelly Miller

1999 – World University Games

Lisa O’Connor

1982 – National Sports Festival

1983 – National Sports Festival

1985 – R. William Jones Cup Team

1987 – World University Games

Tari Phillips

1987 – U.S. Olympic Festival

Angel Robinson

2004 – U.S. Youth Development Festival

2004 – U.S. Junior National Team

Saudia Roundtree

1995 – R. William Jones Cup Team

Adrienne Shuler

1990 – U.S. Select Team

Christi Thomas

2003 – U.S. Young Women National Team

OH, CANADA: LADY DOGS & MAPLE LEAVES

Two former Lady Bulldogs have represented their native nation of Canada in international competiton.

Angie Ball, a native of Scarsborough near Toronto, was a standout 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 fixture on the Canadian Junior National Team for several years.

In 2004, Rhoden represented Canada at the Confederation of Pan American Basketball Associations (COPABA) qualifying tournament for the 2005 U19 World Championships.

The following year, Rhoden took part in those World Championships in Tunisia.

After a redshirt season at Georgia in 2006-07 due to a knee injury, Rhoden saw her first competitive action in more than a year when she helped Canada to a ninth-place showing at the 2007 U19 World Champion ships in Slovakia.

Christi Thomas – 2003 U21 World Championships

Ashley Houts – 2007 U21 World Championships

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 had double figures in four of five outings to average 11.6 points.

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