Tiffany Tolbert R-Sr. G 5-8 Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips

FROM THE JUMP

>> UNF is 5-2 on the season and 1-1 on its current fivegame road stint.

>> UNF's 5-2 start is its best start through seven games in the program's DI-era.

>> North Florida is coming off an 86-76 win at Charleston Saturday. Five Ospreys scored in double figures as hometown kid Rhetta Moore filled up the stat sheet with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 block and two steals.

>> The Ospreys rank in the top 20 nationally in a number of statistical categories:

-Assists - 142 (2nd) -Assists/Game - 20.3 (4th) -Assist/Turnover Ratio - 1.31 (20th) -Field Goal % - 48.5 (15th) -Scoring Offense - 84.9 (10th) -3 PT FG Att. - 185 (7th) -3 PT FG Made - 67 (4th) -3 PT FG/Game - 9.6 (14th) -Turnover Margin - 8.33 (25th)

>> UNF set the DI-era single-game steals record during a 92-40 win against Warner, while Summah Evans finished one steal short of the UNF DI-era single-game record for steals with seven. The Ospreys also tied a UNF DI-era mark for assists in a game with 25.

>> UNF is in the middle of its longest road stint of the season. The Ospreys played at Clemson Wednesday and will follow up Saturday's game at Auburn (Nov. 30), FIU (Dec. 4) and Georgia (Dec. 8). The Ospreys only have two home games between now and January 8. >> UNF did a lot of editing of the North Florida women's basketball record book in a 126-31 win against Trinity Baptist Saturday, Nov. 13. The Ospreys set a program record for points, breaking the previous mark (110 vs. Warner Nov. 9, 2019). Ally Knights became the first player in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball to reach 20 assists since 2002, breaking the UNF program record. Rhetta Moore poured in 37 points to set the UNF record, while also breaking the field goals made record with 15. North Florida also broke a single-game field goal percentage against TBC at 68.4.

As a team, UNF dished out 43 assists, 10 more than the previous UNF record and just two assists short of the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball record. Of UNF's 50 FGs, 43 were assisted on.

>> Kaila Rougier is the lone true freshman on an experienced Ospreys program.

>> UNF comes in ranked second in the ASUN Preseason Coaches Poll, its highest-ever preseason ranking.

>> North Florida also racked up a third-place position in the ASUN Preseason Media Poll.

AN OSPREY WIN WOULD...

-Give UNF its first-ever win against a Power Five team. -Make 2-2 on the road this season. -Give the Ospreys their first win against an SEC team.

DOUBLE TROUBLE

Jazz Bond and Emma Broermann have a combined five double-doubles this season.

Bond paces the way with three while Broermann has a pair. Bond ranks first in the league in that category and Broermann is fifth.

FIZZLE SIZZLE

Known as Fizzle per her social media alias, Jazz Bond sizzled last week, averaging 25.5 points and 11 rebounds per game to earn her fifth-career ASUN Player of the Week honor. The forward poured in 31 points and went 9-for-10 from the FT line, scoring 12 points in OT as UNF defeated FAU, 85-79.

Bond put up 23 points at Clemson and 13 points and nine rebounds in the win at Charleston. The forward moved into third in UNF's total-points chart (1,280), moving past UNF Hall of Famer and former women's basketball coach, Nancy Miller.

She is now tied for sixth in UNF history for three-point field goals made at 123, and is five from moving into fifth. She's also tied for fourth in UNF history for total rebounds (650) and surpassed Larkira Jones for first in the UNF DI-era in defensive rebounds with 491.

HOMECOMING

Graduate student Rhetta Moore, a Charleston, S.C., native, balled out in front of family and friends last week in games at Clemson and Charleston. A walk-on, and Clemson fan growing up, Moore poured in 29 points on 12-for-16 from the floor at Clemson.

She followed that up with a 15-point, 5 rebound, 7 assist, 2 steal and 1 block day in at the TD Arena in downtown Charleston, a familiar place for her.

EVERYBODY SCORES

Five Ospreys put up double-digit scoring days in the win at Charleston. Nubia Benedith and Tatiana Thompson tied career highs with 14 points apiece, Emma Broermann tallied a 17-point and 11-rebound double-double, Jazz Bond added 13 points and Rhetta Moore scored 15.

FEAR THE SEABIRD OF PREY

We are the Ospreys - which is Os-PRAYS - not Os-PREES, as in the candy.

LAST TIME VS. AUBURN

AUBURN, Ala. - Despite four players reaching double figures, North Florida women's basketball (2-4) could not recover from a slow first quarter as it fell at Auburn, 94-81, on Thursday evening at Auburn Arena.

LAST vs. AUBURN Date Result Location

12/17/20 L, 81-94 Auburn, Ala.

DENIED

Jazz Bond ranks first in the ASUN and 17th nationally in blocked shots, posting 15 through seven games. She has notched a block in every game this year, including four swats at Clemson Nov. 24.

"ALLY-OOP"

Ally Knights has been one of the most efficient point guards in the nation, posting 45 helpers to lead the league and put her at second in the country. She's just one behind Olivia Miles of Notre Dame for the NCAA lead. Knights averages 6.4 assists/game, 12th most nationwide.

SEASONED VETS

The Ospreys' 13-player roster combines to come into the season with 609 total games of experience at the Division I level returning this year.

NEWBIES

North Florida's three newcomers are Jaida Bond, Britnay Gore and Kaila Rougier.

Jaida Bond is no stranger to the ASUN Conference after becoming an everyday starter and all-conference pick at North Alabama.

Britnay Gore, a native of Antigua, Caribbean, is a transfer from Penn State. She dominated at Cleveland State Community College before heading up to Happy Valley.

Rougier from up I-95 where she attended Beach High School in Savannah, Ga. The lefty was a dominant scorer, pouring in 22.0 points/game.

21-22 GIBBS ERA AT HOME 4-0 48-32 ON THE ROAD 1-2 28-63 AT NEUTRAL SITES 0-0 5-5 IN OVERTIME 1-0 4-1 IN ASUN GAMES 0-0 42-54 IN ASUN TOURNEY 0-0 4-6 POSTSEASON 0-0 4-6 IN NON-CON. GAMES 5-2 37-46 VS. RANKED TEAM 0-1 1-13

IN GAMES DECIDED BY... 5 POINTS OR LESS 0-0 17-19 6-10 POINTS 2-0 20-15 11-15 POINTS 0-1 8-27 16-20 POINTS 0-0 7-12 OVER 20 POINTS 3-1 20-31

0 IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 0-1 1-3 1 IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 0-1 0-12 2 IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 0-1 14-37 3 IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 1-1 25-32 4 IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 2-0 29-11 5+ IN DOUBLE-FIGURES 1-0 11-1

LEADING AT THE HALF 5-0 53-12 TRAILING AT THE HALF 0-2 19-81 TIED AT THE HALF 0-0 4-2

SHOOT 40% OR BETTER 5-1 65-26 SHOOT LESS THAN 40% 0-1 15-68 OPP. 40% OR BETTER 0-2 17-66 OPP. LESS THAN 40% 5-0 58-25 SHOOT > THAN OPP. 5-1 72-12 SHOOTING < THAN OPP. 0-1 8-85 40% OR BETTER ON 3PT 2-1 33-13 LESS THAN 40% ON 3PT 3-1 44-90

OUTREBOUNDING OPP. 4-0 53-23 OPP. OUTREBOUNDS UNF 1-2 23-75 REBOUNDS TIED 0-0 3-3

70% OR BETTER ON FT 3-1 43-54 LESS THAN 70% ON FT 2-1 36-45 MORE FT ATT. THAN OPP. 1-0 54-31 LESS FT ATT. THAN OPP. 3-2 24-66 SAME FT ATT. THAN OPP. 1-0 2-3

MORE TO THAN OPP. 1-2 31-63 FEWER TO THAN OPP. 4-0 44-28 SAME TO AS OPP. 0-0 5-7

SCORING 70+ 5-1 52-9 SCORING 60+ 0-0 29-29 SCORING 50-59 PTS 0-1 3-38 SCORING 49 PTS OR LESS 0-0 0-21

ALLOWED 80+ POINTS 0-1 3-20 ALLOWED 70-79 POINTS 2-1 13-35 ALLOWED 60-69 POINTS 0-0 22-36 ALLOWED 50-59 POINTS 1-0 25-7 ALLOWED > 50 PTS 2-0 15-0

ON MONDAY 0-0 11-17 ON TUESDAY 0-1 10-12 ON WEDNESDAY 0-1 5-8 ON THURSDAY 2-0 7-7 ON FRIDAY 0-0 12-11 ON SATURDAY 2-0 28-35 ON SUNDAY 1-0 7-11

IN NOVEMBER 5-1 24-20 IN DECEMBER 0-0 11-22 IN JANUARY 0-0 17-24 IN FEBRUARY 0-0 16-29 IN MARCH 0-0 7-5