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American Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball ReportDecember 4, 2013

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the AmeRiCAn toDAyNo. 7/7 Louisville returned to winning form Tuesday night as the only American Athletic Conference team on the court, earning a 91-49 home triumph over Missouri State. Senior Shoni Schimmel again led the Cardinal squad with 14 points and added four assists.

UConn stayed atop this week’s polls, earning unanimous merit as No.1 in the AP and USA Today. Following its stumble at Kentucky on Sunday, Louisville slipped to No. 7 in both polls.

The conference is a solid national presence in this week’s NCAA statistical rankings, with four players sliding into the top ten in individual categories. UConn’s Stefanie Dolson is No. 9 in the nation with five double-doubles, and is only one of four players in Division I to post a triple-double this season. Teammate Bria Hartley is No. 9 in assist/turnover ratio. UCF’s Briahanna Jackson sits third in steals, averaging four per game, while Rutgers’ Rachel Hollivay is fourth in blocks with four per game.

The Huskies lead the nation in three team categories (field goal percentage, assist/turnover ratio and blocks) and sit in the top five in four more. Six other American Athletic Conference teams, UCF, Louisville, Rutgers, USF, SMU and Temple, also rank in the top 50 in at least two categories.

Six games mark tonight’s schedule. Temple will host Philadelphia Big 5 rival Saint Joseph’s at 5:30 p.m. Morehead State will be at Cincinnati, Rutgers at Davidson and USF at Florida Gulf Coast, all three of which will tip off at 7 p.m. Houston will look to up its winning streak to three games when it hosts Washington at 8 p.m., and SMU will welcome Southeast Louisiana at the same time.

WeeKLy honoRSPlayer of the WeekKeena Mays • Sr. • G • SMUMays led her team in scoring in all three games on the week, averaging 16 points, four rebounds and four assists per game. She paced the Mustangs with 22 points in a win over Lamar on Nov. 25. In the Junkanoo Jam Tournament, Mays led SMU with 15 points in an opening-round win over Kansas State before falling to No. 3/4 Tennessee in the championship. She was named to the All-Tournament Team, and leads The American in scoring.

Freshman of the WeekFeyonda Fitzgerald • Fr. • G • TempleFitzgerald led Temple through a 1-1 week, averaging 21.5 points per game, 5.5 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game. Her 24 points against No. 21/18 Michigan State on Nov. 26 was a career-high, and she followed with 19 points, six assists and five rebounds in Nov. 30’s victory over Oakland.

honor RollZykira Lewis • Fr. • G • UCFLewis led UCF in scoring in both of its wins this week, averaging 15 points per game. She is the only Knight to score in double figures in every game this season.

Jeanise Randolph • Sr. • F • CincinnatiRandolph tied her career high with 20 points in a win over Charlotte. For the week, she led the Bearcats with a 14 points per game and 8.5 rebounds per game.

Bria Hartley • Sr. • G • UConnIn UConn’s 70-49 win over Ohio State on Dec. 1, Hartley led all scorers with 17 points and added four assists and four steals.

Shoni Schimmel • Sr. • G • LouisvilleThrough Louisville’s 1-1 week, Schimmel led the Cardinals with an average of 14.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.5 assists and three steals per game.

Kahleah Copper • So. • F • RutgersCopper was named to the Barclay’s Women’s Basketball Invitational All-Tournament Team after averaging 15 points and 8.5 rebounds per game for Rutgers.

thiS WeeKtuesday, December 3Louisville 91, Missouri State 49

Wednesday, December 4St. Joseph’s at Temple ..................................................... 5:30 p.m.Morehead State at Cincinnati .............................................. 7 p.m.Rutgers at Davidson .............................................................. 7 p.m.USF at Florida Gulf Coast ...................................................... 7 p.m.Washington at Houston ........................................................ 8 p.m.Southeast Louisiana at SMU................................................ 8 p.m.

thursday, December 5UC-Davis at UConn (XL Center) (SNY/ESPN3) .................. 7 p.m.

Saturday, December 7Flagler at UCF.......................................................................... 4 p.m.UAB at Memphis .................................................................... 5 p.m.SMU at UTEP ..................................................................... 6:30 p.m.Wright State at Louisville ...................................................... 7 p.m.

Sunday, December 8Stetson at USF ........................................................................ 1 p.m.Cincinnati at Youngstown State ........................................... 2 p.m.Houston at Alabama .............................................................. 3 p.m.

All times Eastern

2013 StAnDingS AmeRiCAn oVeRALLSChooL W-L PCt PF PA h A W-L PCt PF PA h A n StReAK notABLeUConn 1/1 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 9-0 1.000 86.2 48.7 6-0 2-0 1-0 Won 9 Won Hall of Fame Challenge with defeat of Ohio State

Louisville 7/7 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 8-1 .889 86.0 62.9 6-0 2-1 0-0 Won 1 Shot 61 percent in the first half against Missouri State

SMU 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 7-1 .875 75.4 68.4 4-0 2-0 1-1 Lost 1 Dropped first loss of season to No. 3/4 Tennessee

UCF 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 6-1 .857 66.1 56.9 4-0 2-1 0-0 Won 2 Zykira Lewis has scored in double figures in all seven games

Temple 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 4-1 .800 71.8 62.0 2-1 2-0 0-0 Won 1 Leads league in three-point and free throw percentage

Rutgers 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 5-2 .714 65.9 56.6 3-0 1-1 1-1 Won 1 Went 1-1 in the Barclays Invitational

USF 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 4-2 .667 79.3 57.3 3-2 1-0 0-0 Lost 1 Leads The American in offensive rebounding with 20.3 per game

Houston 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 3-4 .429 62.6 61.3 3-2 0-2 0-0 Won 2 Won two-straight to sweep David Jones Memorial Classic

Memphis 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 3-5 .375 64.1 69.2 2-1 1-1 0-3 Lost 4 Dropped three-straight in U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam

Cincinnati 0-0 — — — 0-0 0-0 2-4 .333 56.2 64.0 1-2 0-1 1-1 Lost 1 Clinched runner-up honors in the Lady Rebel Round-Up

Associated Press top 25: 1 - UConn; 7- Louisville USA today top 25: 1 - UConn; 7 - Louisville

2 • 2013 American Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball

AMERICAN NOTEBOOK

Louisville and Memphis to Compete in ESPN’s Annual Play 4KayESPN’s annual Play 4Kay women’s basketball initiative – in support of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, in partnership with The V Foundation and the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) – will air seven games in a new format across ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU on Sunday, Feb. 16. In its eighth year, Play 4Kay is in memory of former NC State head coach Kay Yow, who lost her long, courageous battle with breast cancer. Louisville, ranked fifth in both the AP and USA Today Top 25, will participate in the initiative, and Memphis will be featured in a game on ESPNU on Feb. 16 at 3:30 p.m.

Preseason WNITLouisville will compete in the 2013 Preseason Women’s National Invitation Tournament. The Cardinals will host Loyola at the KFC Yum! Center on Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. The Preseason WNIT features a three-game guarantee format. The event opens Nov. 8 with first-round games. Second-round games will be played Nov. 10 and 11 and sites will be announced following the first-round results; semifinals will be Nov. 14; and the champion-ship is set for Sunday, Nov. 17. Teams that lose in the first two rounds will play consolation games on the second weekend, Nov. 15-16. All games are hosted by participating schools. The championship game will be nationally televised live in HD on CBS Sports Network at 4 pm ET on Sunday, Nov. 17.

Geno Auriemma to Return as USA Basketball Women’s National Team Head CoachUniversity of Connecticut’s Naismith Hall of Fame and Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame head coach Geno Auriemma, who guided the USA Basketball Women’s National Team to gold medals at the 2010 FIBA World Championship and 2012 Olympic Games, will return to coach the USA National Team through 2016, USA Bas-ketball announced. Auriemma’s selection was made by the USA Basketball Women’s National Team Steering Committee and approved by the USA Basketball Board of Directors.

With 28-year coaching veteran Auriemma at the helm, the USA Basketball Women’s National Team will compete in the 2014 FIBA World Championship (Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 in Ankara and Istanbul, Turkey), and if the USA qualifies, the 2016 Summer Olympic Games (Aug. 5 - 21 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), as well as additional USA training camps and exhibition games.

New HomesSeveral American teams will be showing off new or improved facilities for the 2013-14 season. UCF has a new black-stained court, the only basketball team in the nation to feature a court that color. With the $47 million renovation and expansion of Moody Coliseum moving closer to completion, SMU Athletics revealed a new design that focused on branding the University and SMU Athletics as the Mustangs’ exposure reaches unprecedented. In 2011, the Elma Roane Fieldhouse, named in honor of Memphis women’s athletic pioneer

and athletic administrator Elma Neale Roane, saw reno-vations begin. The $1.3 million Phase I project included a total renovation of the locker room areas for women’s basketball and volleyball, a new student-athlete lounge, a new doctor’s examination area and a coaches’ meet-ing room and locker area. The Phase II renovations were recently completed in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse and have created entirely new athletic training and strength and conditioning facilities that will benefit the Tiger volleyball and women’s basketball programs.

The Last Two StandingThe American Athletic Conference enters 2013-14 with a great deal of momentum after having two teams play for the NCAA title in New Orleans in April. In addition to half the Final Four field and both title game participants, the league also features a team that made it to the NCAA Second Round (USF), three teams that qualified for the WNIT (Memphis, Rutgers, SMU), the top seeded team in its conference tournament last year (SMU) and two conference tournament title game participants (Connecticut, UCF). Six of the 10 teams finished .500 or better last year and four teams finished with 20 wins or more, including Connecticut (35), Louisville (29), USF (22) and SMU (21).

USA Basketball Women’s World University GamesBehind an outstanding defensive performance, the 2013 USA Basketball Women’s World University Games Team never trailed and kept Russia at a distance for most of the second half on its way to claiming the gold medal in the 2013 World University Games with a 90-71 vic-tory at Basket Hall in Kazan, Russia.The USA has won three-consecutive gold medals, and nine overall, at the World University Games.

Connecticut’s Bria Hartley led the charge for the USA, scoring a game-high 17 points on 6-of-7 shooting from the field, including 2-of-3 from beyond the arc. Team-mate Kaleena Mosqueda- added 15 points. The USA limited Russia to just 41.6 percent shooting (27-65 FGs) and 31.4 percent in the first half (11-35 FGs), and forced 20 turnovers, which led to 27 U.S. points. Louisville’s Shoni Schimmel finished the tournament averaging 4.6 points and 3.0 assists in 12.8 minutes per game.

On the Red CarpetThe Louisville women’s basketball team was nominated for a 2013 ESPY for Biggest Upset after the Cardinals defeated Baylor 82-81 in the Sweet 16 of the Oklahoma City Regional. Heading into the game Baylor had won 32 straight games behind the play of Brittany Griner, but Louisville held Griner without a basket for the entire first half. The Bears made a push late in the second half and didn’t lead in the game until Odyssey Sims hit two free throws with 9.1 seconds left. Antonita Slaughter hit seven 3-pointers for 21 points and Shoni Schimmel had five treys. As a team, Louisville was 16-of- 25 to tie the NCAA Championship mark reached by four other teams and make the most ever in the regional semifinals or beyond.

honoR BoARD A look at American Athletic Conference players who have received national honors in 2013-14.

Associated Press Preseason All-AmericaKaleena Mosqueda- Lewis, UConnBreanna Stewart, UConn Chiney Ogwumike, StanfordOdyssey Sims, BaylorAlyssa Thomas, Maryland

eSPnW Preseason All-AmericaFirst TeamBreanna Stewart, UConn Odyssey Sims, BaylorChelsea Gray, DukeAlyssa Thomas, MarylandChiney Ogwumike, Stanford

Second TeamKaleena Mosqueda- Lewis, UConnStefanie Dolson, UConnKayla McBride, Notre DameMaggie Lucas, Penn StateElizabeth Williams, Duke

Wade trophy Preseason Watch ListAmerican Athletic Conference CandidatesKaleena Mosqueda- Lewis, UConnStefanie Dolson, UConnBreanna Stewart, UConnBria Hartley, UConnShoni Schimmel, Louisville

Senior CLASS AwardAmerican Athletic Conference CandidatesStefanie Dolson, UConn

Top at their PositionShortly before the season, ESPNW released a list of the top five players in the nation at each position. The American was represented by a player at each spot.Point Guard: Bria Hartley, UConnShooting Guard: Shoni Schimmel, LouisvilleSmall Forward: Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, UConnPower Forward: Breanna Stewart, UConnCenter: Stefanie Dolson, UConn

2014 Final FourThe 2014 Women’s Final Four will be held in Nashville, Tenn. The semifinals will be held on April 6, with the title game played on April 8. The First and Second Rounds will be held March 22-25 and the Regional Rounds will be played March 29-April 1.


TALKING POINTS

UCF(6-1, 0-0 American)

Last: .............Beat SIUE 68-43 in UCF Thanksgiving Classic

Next: ...................... Dec. 7 vs. FlaglerLast Five:........................................ 4-1

• UCF won both of its games in its home tournament, the UCF Thanksgiving Classic, within the course of 24 hours.

• The Knights defeated Howard on Nov. 30, 65-45, and followed on Dec. 1 with a 68-43 win over SIUE.

• Freshman Zykira Lewis led UCF in scoring in both games, drop-ping 14 points against Howard and 16 against SIUE. She has scored in double figures in every game this season.

• Sophomore Briahanna Jackson leads The American in steals, averaging four per game.

• The Knights will conclude their three-game home stand on Saturday when they welcome Flagler to CFE Arena.

CinCinnAti(2-4, 0-0 American)

Last: .Lost to Fordham 56-40 in Lady Rebel Round-Up

Next: ..... Dec. 4 vs. Morehead StateLast Five:.......................................2-3

• Cincinnati fell to Fordham in the championship game of the Lady Rebel Round-Up in Las Vegas, Nev. on Sunday.

• The Bearcats made their way into the final after beating Char-lotte 71-64 on Nov. 30.

• Jeanise Randolph tied her career mark against Charlotte with 20 points, and added 11 rebounds.

• The 71 points were a season-high for Cincinnati, along with a 41 percent field goal shooting.

• In the championship, Cincin-nati was outdone by a 42-26 rebounding margin, and also gave up 16 second-chance points to Fordham.

• Next up for the Bearcats is Morehead State at home on Wednesday.

UConn(9-0, 0-0 American)

Last: ............... Beat Ohio State 70-49Next: ..................Dec. 5 vs. UC-DavisLast Five:........................................ 5-0

• UConn won the Women’s Bas-ketball Hall of Fame Challenge Sunday, defeating Ohio State 70-49.

• The Huskies have not lost a regular-season tournament since 1992, marking 52 consecu-tive in-season tournament wins.

• Bria Hartley led all scorers in the game with 17 points, while Stefanie Dolson earned a double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds.

• UConn continues to dominate The American stat sheets, lead-ing the league in 11 statistical categories.

• The Huskies are the first team in the nation to reach 9-0 and will look to continue that streak on Thursday at the XL Center against UC-Davis.

hoUSton(3-4, 0-0 American)

Last: . Beat Prairie View A&M 74-46 in David Jones Classic

Next: .............Dec. 4 vs. WashingtonLast Five:........................................ 3-2

• Houston swept its own event in the David Jones Memorial Classic, defeating Kent State 54-44 on Saturday and Prairie View A&M 74-46 on Sunday.

• The Cougars ran on all cylinders on Sunday, firing 52 percent from the field, outrebounding Prairie View A&M 47-25 and holding the Panthers to 15-for-49 shooting.

• Saturday’s opening round game featured strong defense, with Houston snatching 13 steals from Kent State.

• Te’onna Campbell led the Cou-gars in scoring in both games, with 16 against Kent State and 11 against Prairie View A&M.

• Houston notched two single-game lows for conference oponents, allowing no three-pointers for Prairie View A&M and only two free throws for Kent State.

• The Cougars will welcome Washington on Wednesday.

LoUiSViLLe(8-1, 0-0 American)

Last: ........Beat Missouri State 91-49Next: ............Dec. 7 vs. Wright StateLast Five:........................................ 4-1

• Louisville earned its eighth win of the season over Missouri State on Tuessday night.

• Shoni Schimmel again led all scorers with 14 points and added four assists.

• The Cardinals went 22-for-36 from the field in the first half, good for 61 percent, and made 57 percent for the game.

• As a unit, Louisville leads The American in rebounding mar-gin (+12.7) and steals (11.3 per game).

• Individually, Bria Smith tops the league in field goal percentage, shooting 67 percent on the season, while Schimmel owns the most three-pointers with 25.

• Next up for Louisville is Wright State at 7 p.m. on Friday.

memPhiS(3-5, 0-0 American)

Last: ....................Lost to Texas 65-36Next: .......................... Dec. 7 vs. UABLast Five:........................................ 1-4

• Memphis was dealt losses in its final two games of the U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam, falling 77-58 to Syracuse and 65-36 to Texas.

• Sophomore Ariel Hearn led the Tigers with 21 points against Texas, while Asianna Fuqua-Bey paced the Tigers with 14 points and nine rebounds against Syracuse. She was also named to the All-Tournament Team.

• Memphis’ 10 points in the first half against the Longhorns was the lowest mark for a Tiger team in school history.

• Against Syracuse, Memphis struggled to handle the full-court press, turning the ball over in eight of nine attempts after opening the contest with an 8-2 lead.

• The Tigers will look to get back into winning ways on Saturday when they host UAB.

RUtgeRS(5-2, 0-0 American)

Last: ..........Beat Texas Tech 61-52 in Barclays Invitational

Next: ................... Dec. 4 at DavidsonLast Five:........................................ 3-2

• Rutgers went 1-1 in the Barclays Women’s Basketball Invita-tional, falling to No. 15/17 LSU 69-65 and defeating Texas Tech 61-52.

• Kahleah Copper was named to the All-Tournament Team, averaging 15 points and 8.5 rebounds on the event.

• Rutgers mounted a strong comeback from being down 10 with 1:38 left against LSU, but fell just short.

• Freshman Tyler Scaife recorded a career-high 18 points in the Scarlet Knights’ defeat of Texas Tech.

• Sophomore Rachel Hollivay tops The American in blocks, totaling 24 on the season and averaging four per game.

• Rutgers will compete next at Davidson on Wednesday.

USF(4-2, 0-0 American)

Last: ...............Lost to Clemson 68-63Next: .......................... Dec. 4 at FGCULast Five:........................................ 4-1

• USF dropped its second game of the season to Clemson by a slim five-point margin.

• The Bulls were able to take their first lead of the game with 3:56 remaining, but Clemson came roaring back with an 8-2 run to close the game.

• USF had another strong re-bounding night, snatching 21 offensive rebounds to convert for 21 second-chance points.

• Tamara Taylor led USF with 15 points, which included eight-of-eight from the free-throw line.

• Alisia Jenkins earned a double-double with 10 points and 11 re-bounds, while Akila McDonald scored 14 points and grabbed nine rebounds.

• The Bulls lead the conference in offensive rebounding, averag-ing 20.3 per game as a unit.

• Following a nine-day break, USF will return to the court at FGCU on Dec. 4.

SmU(7-1, 0-0 American)

Last: ........Lost to No. 3/4 Tennessee 87-47 in Junkanoo Jam

Next: ................ Dec. 4 vs. Southeast Louisiana

Last Five:........................................ 4-1

• SMU fell short of a program-best 8-0 start, losing to No. 3/4 Tennesse in the championship of the Junkanoo Jam Tourna-ment on Friday.

• Keena Mays was named to the All-Tournament Team after leading SMU with 15 points against Kansas State and 12 points against Tennessee.

• The Mustangs were able to pull within eight of the Lady Vols in the first half, but were outdone by a season-low 26 percent shooting percentage.

• Wednesday’s game against Southeast Louisiana will be SMU’s final home game before taking a four-game road trip to close out the nonconference schedule and open American play.

temPLe(4-1, 0-0 American)

Last: ................... Beat Oakland 81-57Next: ........ Dec. 4 vs. Saint Joseph’sLast Five:........................................ 4-1

• Temple improved to 4-1 over Oakland after holding the lead for the entire game.

• Natasha Thames and Shi-Heria Shipp each recorded career-highs on the game, with Thames dropping 21 points and Shipp 18.

• Feyonda Fitzgerald added 19 points and six assists on the night.

• The Owls outperformed the Grizzlies in almost every cat-egory, holding the advantage in rebounding (41-33), shooting percentage (50 percent to 35 percent), blocks (5-2) and steals (12-7).

• Collectively, Temple leads The American in three-point field goal percentage (34 percent) and free throw percentage (74 percent).

• Temple will play its fourth-straight home game Wednes-day against Philadelphia Big 5 rival Saint Joseph’s.


NATIONAL POLLS

Associated Press PollDec. 2 School Record Pts 1. UConn (36) 9-0 900 2. Duke 8-0 864 3. Tennessee 7-0 807 4. Notre Dame 6-0 769 5. Kentucky 8-0 752 6. Stanford 7-1 737 7. Louisville 7-1 675 8. Maryland 7-1 650 9. Baylor 6-0 642 10. Penn State 5-1 528 11. Colorado 6-0 480 12. South Carolina 7-0 442 13. LSU 6-1 441 14. Oklahoma State 7-0 370 15. Nebraska 6-1 330 16. Purdue 5-1 293 17. Oklahoma 5-2 290 18. North Carolina 6-2 283 19. Georgia 8-0 280 20. Iowa State 6-0 249 21. California 5-2 216 22. Syracuse 8-0 132 23. Texas A&M 4-2 131 24. Gonzaga 4-1 125 25. Iowa 8-1 93

Receiving votes: Michigan State 88, Florida State 33, Arizona State 31, Texas 19, Arkansas 10, Marquette 9, West Virginia 8, UTEP 6, Georgia Tech 6, Northwestern 5, San Diego 2, Middle Tennessee 2, BYU 1, Bowling Green 1

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USA today PollDec. 3 School Record Pts 1. UConn (32) 9-0 800 2. Duke 8-0 763 3. Tennessee 7-0 713 4. Stanford 7-1 682 5. Notre Dame 6-0 679 6. Kentucky 8-0 662 7. Louisville 7-1 593 8. Maryland 7-1 576 9. Baylor 6-0 540 10. South Carolina 8-0 475 11. Penn State 5-1 441 12. Iowa State 6-0 403 13. Nebraska 6-1 356 14. LSU 6-1 320 15. Oklahoma 5-2 313 16. North Carolina 6-2 304 17. Colorado 6-0 301 18. Georgia 8-0 245 19. Oklahoma State 7-0 219 20. Texas A&M 4-2 199 21. California 5-2 187 22. Purdue 5-1 133 23. Syracuse 8-0 114 24. Gonzaga 5-1 112 25. Michigan State 5-2 85

Receiving votes: Florida State 47, BYU 28, Iowa 24, Saint Mary’s 23, Vanderbilt 15, Arizona State 8, Bowling Green 7, Dayton 5, DePaul 5, Georgia Tech 5, James Madison 5, San Diego 5, Texas 4, UTEP 3, Arkansas 1

American Preseason Coaches’ Poll

School Pts 1. UConn (9) 81 2. Louisville (1) 73 3. USF 59 4. Rutgers 57 5. SMU 50 6. Memphis 32 7. Cincinnati 30 8. UCF 28 9. Temple 25 10. Houston 15

First-place votes in parentheses

American Preseason All-Conference

Preseason Player of the YearBreanna Stewart, UConn, So., F

Preseason Freshman of the YearTyler Scaife, Rutgers, Fr., G

Preseason All-Conference TeamBriahanna Jackson, UCF, So., G

Dayeesha Hollins, Cincinnati, R-Sr., GStefanie Dolson, UConn, Sr., C

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, UConn, Jr., FBreanna Stewart, UConn, So., F

Keena Mays, SMU, Sr., GSara Hammond, Louisville, Jr., F

Shoni Schimmel, Louisville, Sr., GAntonita Slaughter, Louisville, Sr., G

Inga Orekhova, USF, Sr., G

Honorable MentionBetnijah Laney, Rutgers, Jr., G/F

Bria Hartley, UConn, Sr., G


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Conference Record Pct

America East 1-0 1.000Atlantic Coast 2-4 .333Atlantic Sun 2-1 .667Atlantic 10 3-2 .600Big East 0-1 .000Big Sky 1-0 1.000Big South 0-0 —Big Ten 2-1 .667Big 12 4-2 .667Big West 0-0 —Colonial 2-0 1.000Conference USA 3-1 .750Great West 0-0 —Horizon 1-0 1.000Ivy 1-0 1.000Metro Atlantic Athletic 1-0 1.000Mid-American 4-0 1.000Mid-Eastern Athletic 3-0 1.000Missouri Valley 3-0 1.000Mountain West 0-0 —Northeast 2-0 1.000Ohio Valley 1-0 1.000Pacific-12 2-0 1.000Patriot 1-0 1.000Southeastern 2-6 .250Southern 0-1 .000Southland 2-1 .667Southwestern Athletic 4-0 1.000Summit 1-0 1.000Sun Belt 2-1 .667West Coast 0-0 —Western Athletic 0-0 —

Independents 0-0 —Division I Provisional 0-0 —Non-Division I 0-0 —

total: 51-21 .708home: 34-8 .810Away: 13-7 .650neutral: 4-6 .400

2013-14 home AttenDAnCe teAm Dates total Avg Sellouts highUCF ................................................. 4 ........................ 1987 .................... 497 ......................... 0 .................................511Cincinnati ...................................... 3 ........................ 1798 .................... 599 ......................... 0 .................................635UConn ............................................ 6 ...................... 47251 .................. 7875 ......................... 0 ...............................9529Houston ......................................... 5 ........................ 3377 .................... 675 ......................... 0 .................................942Louisville ....................................... 6 ...................... 46282 .................. 7714 ......................... 0 .............................10045Memphis ....................................... 3 ........................ 1940 .................... 647 ......................... 0 .................................786Rutgers .......................................... 3 ........................ 3894 .................. 1298 ......................... 0 ...............................1433USF ................................................. 5 ........................ 7448 .................. 1490 ......................... 0 ...............................1953SMU ............................................... 4 ........................ 1404 .................... 351 ......................... 0 .................................438Temple ........................................... 3 ........................ 2252 .................... 751 ......................... 0 .................................882totals ................................. 42 .............117356 .............2794 ................... 0 .....................10045

2013-14 gAmeS DeCiDeD By ... ot or 0-5 6-10 11-15 16+ totalUCF 2-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 6-1Cincinnati 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-3 2-4UConn 0-0 0-0 0-0 9-0 9-0Houston 1-1 1-2 0-1 1-0 3-4Louisville 1-1 1-0 1-0 5-0 8-1Memphis 1-2 1-1 1-0 0-2 3-5Rutgers 1-2 1-0 2-0 1-0 5-2USF 0-1 0-1 0-0 4-0 4-2SMU 3-0 0-0 2-0 2-1 7-1Temple 1-1 0-0 2-0 1-0 4-1Total 10-9 6-5 9-1 26-6 51-21

overtime Records – UCF (0-0), Cincinnati (0-0), UConn (0-0), Hoston (0-0), Louisville (2-0), Memphis (1-1), Rutgers (0-0), USF (0-0), SMU (1-0), Temple (0-0).

2013-14 gAmeS AgAinSt toP 25 (5-8, .385)DAte teAm oPPonent RAnK* ReSULtNov. 8 USF Maryland 8/6 L, 78-70Nov. 11 UConn Stanford 3/3 W, 76-57Nov. 14 Louisville LSU 14/16 W, 88-67Nov. 15 UConn Maryland 8/7 W, 72-55Nov. 17 Louisville Oklahoma 11/13 W, 97-92Nov. 17 UConn Penn State 13/15 W, 71-52Nov. 17 Houston Texas A&M 12/16 L, 63-51Nov. 21 Cincinnati Iowa State 22/16 L, 78-42Nov. 26 Temple Michigan State 21/18 L, 74-70Nov. 28 Memphis Texas A&M 12/11 L, 69-59Nov. 29 Rutgers LSU 15/17 L, 69-65Nov. 29 SMU Tennessee 3/4 L, 87-47Dec. 1 Louisville Kentucky 7/7 L, 69-64

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


THE 2013-14 SEASON

AWARD WinneRS AmeRiCAn PLAyeR oF the WeeKNov. 11 Keena Mays, SMU, GNov. 17 Bria Hartley, UConn, GNov. 25 Stefanie Dolson, UConn, CDec. 2 Keena Mays, SMU, GDec. 9Dec. 16Dec. 23Dec. 30Jan. 6Jan. 13Jan. 20Jan. 27Feb. 3Feb. 10Feb. 17Feb. 24Mar. 3

AmeRiCAn RooKie oF the WeeKNov. 11 Mooriah Rowser, Memphis, GNov. 17 Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple, GNov. 25 Zykira Lewis, UCF, GDec. 2 Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple, GDec. 9Dec. 16Dec. 23Dec. 30Jan. 6Jan. 13Jan. 20Jan. 27Feb. 3Feb. 10Feb. 17Feb. 24Mar. 3

ACtiVe CAReeR WeeKLy AWARD WinneRSPlayer of the Week2 - Keena Mays, SMU1 - Stefanie Dolson, UConn; Bria Hartley, UConn

Rookie of the Week2 - Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple1 - Zykira Lewis, UCF; Mooriah Rowser, Memphis

2013-14 StAtiStiCAL RAnKingS oFFenSe DeFenSeTeam Scoring FG-Pct 3FG-Pct Rebound Scoring FG-Pct 3FG-Pct Rebound UCF 6 8 5 4 3 2 1 10 Cincinnati 10 10 8 9 8 9 10 3 UConn 1 1 2 5 1 1 4 1 Houston 9 9 4 6 5 7 5 9 Louisville 2 2 3 2 7 5 6 2 Memphis 8 5 6 8 10 10 9 6Rutgers 7 3 9 7 2 3 8 8 USF 3 7 10 1 4 4 2 4 SMU 4 6 7 3 9 8 7 7 Temple 5 4 1 10 6 6 3 5

Scoring Rebound Turnovr Asst/TO Team FT-Pct 3FGs Blocks Steals Assists Margin Margin Margin Ratio UCF 4 5 5 5 9 5 6 6 8Cincinnati 3 8 10 10 7 10 5 10 7 UConn 2 1 1 6 1 1 3 1 1 Houston 7 7 8 9 10 8 7 9 10 Louisville 8 2 6 1 3 2 1 7 5 Memphis 10 9 8 7 8 9 9 8 9 Rutgers 9 10 3 3 6 6 7 5 6USF 6 4 2 4 4 3 2 2 2SMU 5 6 7 8 2 7 4 4 3 Temple 1 3 4 2 5 4 10 3 4

WeeKLy honoR RoLL SeLeCtionSnov. 11 Moriah Jefferson (G, UConn); Bria Smith (G, Louisville); Betnijah Laney (F, Rutgers); Alisia

Jenkins (F, USF); Shi-Heria Shipp (G, Temple) nov. 18 Asia Taylor (F, Louisville); Kahleah Copper (F, Rutgers); Courtney Williams (G, USF); Keena

Mays (G, SMU), Tyonna Williams (G, Temple)

nov. 25 Shoni Schimmel (G, Louisville); Rachel Hollivay (C, Rutgers); Tyler Scaife (G, Rutgers); Courtney Williams (G, USF); Keena Mays (G, SMU)

Dec. 2 Zykira Lewis (G, UCF); Jeanise Randolph (F, Cincinnati); Bria Hartley (G, UConn); Shoni Schimmel (G, Louisville); Kahleah Copper (F, Rutgers)

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MEDIA SERVICES

TheAmerican.orgThe official website of the American Athletic Confer-ence features up-to-date information on all facets of the league. Basketball standings, results, statistics and notes are updated as games are played. In addition, in-game scores for all basketball contests involving American Athletic Conference teams will be updated in-progress.

Twitter & FacebookFans and media members are invited to follow the latest American Athletic Conference basketball news through social media. The American Twitter feed may be accessed @American_WBB and the conference’s official Facebook page is available @AmericanConf.

Email DistributionMedia members may access PDF versions of the com-plete daily press release, including conference and team-by-team statistics, on TheAmerican.org. Regular updates of the release will be distributed via e-mail from the conference office. To be included on the distribution list, send an e-mail request to Megan Erbes at [email protected].

Video ClipsThe American Athletic Conference offers video highlights and clips of selected press conferences through the XOS Digital XChange FTP tool. Content is available in full broadcast-quality resolution. Contact Megan Erbes ([email protected]) for information on how to access the highlights.

Weekly AwardsThe American names a Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week each Monday morning during the season. Winners are chosen from nominations provided by con-ference sports information directors. The information will be available from the conference office via release as well as on the league web site.

Annual AwardsThe American Athletic Conference will name all-conference teams and individual honors for the league’s Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Most Improved Player, Rookie of the Year, Sixth Man Award and Sportsmanship Award . The awards are chosen by a vote of the league’s 10 head coaches at the conclusion of the regular season and will be announced in conjunction with the conference tournament.

The American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team is comprised of players who have an overall grade-point average of 3.00 or better over the previous academic year and completed at least two semesters of academic work. Basketball honorees are announced in the summer.

The American Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year was established to recog-nize student-athletes who have achieved success in the classroom and on the field. The winner receives a scholarship which may be applied to graduate or professional studies.

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American Athletic ConferenceCommunications Contacts

UCFJenna Marina, Sports Information Director Office ............................................... (407) 823-2464 Mobile ............................................. (727) 271-0227 e-mail ........................ [email protected]

CINCINNATIKatie Botsis, Asst. Sports Communications Director Office ............................................... (513) 556-5191 Mobile ............................................. (269) 760-6639 e-mail [email protected]

UCONNPat McKenna, Asst. Director Athetic Communications Office .............................................. (860) 486-2394 Mobile ............................................ (860) 240-7311 e-mail [email protected]

HOUSTONDerrick Fazendin, Asst. Director of Communications Office ............................................... (713) 743-9404 Mobile ............................................. (949) 981-3695 e-mail ........................ [email protected]

LOUISVILLEKimberli Pemberton, Asst. Sports Information Director Office .............................................. (502) 852-7711 Mobile ............................................ (502) 445-9435 e-mail [email protected]

MEMPHISTammy DeGroff, Asst. Director of Communications Office .............................................. (901) 678-5787 Mobile ............................................ (901) 734-1504 e-mail [email protected]

RUTGERSKimberly Zivkovich, Associate Director of Athletic Communications Office .............................................. (732) 445-7882 Mobile ............................................ (732) 690-6716 e-mail .............. [email protected]

USFMark Heise, Asst. Sports Information Director Office .............................................. (813) 974-5775 Mobile ............................................ (320) 333-2647 e-mail [email protected]

SMUTravis Chamblee, Asst. Sports Information Director Office .............................................. (214) 768-3735 Mobile ............................................ (214) 931-1714 e-mail [email protected]

TEMPLECathy Bongiovi, Assoc. Director of Athletic Commu-nications Office .............................................. (215) 204-1608 Mobile ............................................ (215) 778-6814 e-mail [email protected]

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NCAA LEADERS

the American Among the nCAA Division i Statistical LeadersDec. 2 Rankings

SCORING G PTS. AVG FIELD GOAL PCT FG FGA PCT 43. Kahleah Copper, Rutgers 47 83 56.6 44. Stefanie Dolson, UConn 52 92 56.5 47. Akil Simpson, SMU 40 72 55.6 3PT FIELD GOALS PER GAME G 3FG AVG 3PT FIELD GOAL PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT 35. Tyonna Williams, Temple 13 28 46.4 48. Ariel Hearn, Memphis 16 36 44.4 FREE THROW PCT FTM FTA PCT 24. Alexis Durley, Cincinnati 22 24 91.7 32. Sara Hammond, Louisville 20 22 90.9 REBOUNDING G REB AVG 23. Alisia Jenkins, USF 6 66 11.0 36. Stefanie Dolson, UConn 9 95 10.6 ASSISTS G A AVG 36. Bria Hartley, UConn 9 51 5.7 38. Tyonna Williams, Temple 5 28 5.6 BLOCKED SHOTS G B AVG 4. Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers 6 24 4.00 11. Breanna Stewart, UConn 9 28 3.11 12. Kiah Stokes, UConn 9 27 3.00 Akila McDonald, USF 6 18 3.00 27. Stefanie Dolson, UConn 9 23 2.56 STEALS G S AVG 3. Briahanna Jackson, UCF 7 28 4.00 21. Erica Covile, Temple 5 15 3.00 ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO A T RATIO 9. Bria Hartley, UConn 51 12 4.25 DOUBLE DOUBLES G NO 9. Stefanie Dolson, UConn 9 5 21. Alisia Jenkins, USF 6 4 TRIPLE DOUBLES G NO 1. Stefanie Dolson, UConn 9 1

SCORING OFFENSE G PTS PPG 9. UConn 9 776 86.2 15. Louisville 8 683 85.4 43. USF 6 476 79.3 SCORING DEFENSE G PTS AVG 4. UConn 9 438 48.7 24. Rutgers 7 396 56.6 25. UCF 7 398 56.9 32. USF 6 344 57.3 SCORING MARGIN APF APA MAR 3. UConn 86.2 48.7 37.6 18. USF 79.3 57.3 22.0 23. Louisville 85.4 64.6 20.8 FIELD GOAL PCT FG FGA PCT 1. UConn 299 575 52.0 10. Louisville 253 524 48.3 FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE FG FGA PCT 9. UConn 169 542 31.2 27. UCF 151 454 33.3 28. Rutgers 137 411 33.3 32. USF 119 355 33.5 43. Louisville 175 504 34.7 3PT FIELD GOALS PER GAME G 3FG 3PG

3PT FIELD GOAL PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT

3PT FIELD GOAL DEFENSE 3FG 3FGA PCT 24. UCF 33 139 23.7 28. USF 23 95 24.2 39. Temple 18 72 25.0 48. UConn 42 163 25.8 FREE THROW PCT FT FTA PCT 50. Temple 69 93 74.2

REBOUND MARGIN ARF ARA MAR. 12. Louisville 48.6 35.6 13.0 23. USF 49.7 38.3 11.3 30. UConn 42.8 33.4 9.3

ASSISTS G A AVG 4. UConn 9 191 21.2 25. SMU 8 144 18.0

ASSIST TURNOVER RATIO A TO RATIO 1. UConn 191 96 1.99 21. USF 101 82 1.23 24. SMU 144 119 1.21 BLOCKED SHOTS G B AVG 1. UConn 9 84 9.3 5. USF 6 42 7.0 14. Rutgers 7 41 5.9 46. Temple 5 23 4.6

STEALS G S AVG 28. Louisville 8 91 11.4 31. Temple 5 56 11.2 TURNOVERS PER GAME G TO AVG 3. UConn 9 96 10.7 35. USF 6 82 13.7 TURNOVER MARGIN OppTO TO RATIO 22. UConn 152 96 6.22 25. USF 118 82 6.00

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SCHEDULES & RESULTS

UCF (6-1, 0-0 American)home: 4-0/Away: 2-1/neutral: 0-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 8 Central Connecticut W, 65-51 511 Jackson 15/Montgomery 15 12 at Oakland W, 57-54 243 Jackson, Lewis 14/Taylor 12 15 Florida International W, 71-66 508 Djassi 23/Hines 10 19 at Georgia State W, 85-77 734 Jackson 34/Jackson 10 23 at Charlotte L, 62-52 858 Lewis 14/Lewis, Montgomery 9 UCF Thanksgiving Classic 30 Howard W, 65-45 494 Lewis 14/Gordon, Montgomery 11 DeCemBeRUCF Thanksgiving Classic 1 SIU-Edwardsville/Delaware W, 68-43 474 Lewis 16/Montgomery 9 7 Flagler College 4:00 13 at Florida Atlantic 7:00 16 Middle Tennessee State 7:00 21 Iona 1:00 28 at Houston * (American) 3:00

JAnUARy 1 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 4:00 4 at Temple * (American) 2:00 11 Memphis * (American) 4:00 15 at Louisville * (WHAS-DT2) 7:00 18 USF * (American) 7:00 22 Rutgers * (American) 7:00 25 at Cincinnati * (FSO) 2:00 29 at Memphis * 1:00

FeBRUARy 1 Houston * (American) 4:00 4 Louisville * (ESPN3) 7:00 8 at USF * (ESPN3) 2:00 11 SMU * (American) 7:00 15 at Rutgers * 2:00 19 at UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 22 Cincinnati * (American) 4:00

mARCh 1 Temple * 4:00 3 at SMU * 8:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)

* American Athletic Conference gameAll times Eastern

CinCinnAti (2-4, 0-0 American)home: 1-2/Away: 0-1/neutral: 1-1 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 9 at Northern Kentucky L, 77-61 1,153 Hill 16/Durley 7 13 Florida State L, 63-58 554 Randolph 15/Randolph 10 17 Kent State W, 65-46 635 Durley 18/Randolph, Quisenberry 6 21 22/16 Iowa State L, 78-42 609 Hollins 12/Randolph 7 Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.) 30 vs Charlotte W, 71-64 Randolph 20/Randolph 11

DeCemBeRLady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1 vs Fordham L, 56-40 535 Cook 9/Durley, Randolph 6 4 Morehead State 7:00 8 at Youngstown State 2:00 15 Ohio State (FSO) 2:00 17 Akron 7:00 21 at Xavier 2:00 29 at UConn * (ESPNU) 5:00

JAnUARy 1 SMU * 1:00 4 at Louisville * (WHAS-DT2) 2:00 7 Rutgers * 7:00 11 at Houston * 3:00 18 Temple * (American) 2:00 21 at USF * (American) 7:00 25 UCF * (FSO) 2:00 28 at SMU * 8:00

FeBRUARy 1 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 2:00 4 at Rutgers * (American) 7:30 8 Houston * (American) 2:00 12 Memphis * (American) 7:00 15 at Temple * 1:00 19 USF * (ESPN3) 7:00 22 at UCF * (American) 4:00

mARCh 1 Louisville * (ESPN3) 2:00 3 at Memphis * (American) 8:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


UConn (9-0, 0-0 American)home: 6-0/Away: 2-0/neutral: 1-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 9 Hartford (SNY) W, 89-34 8,186 Jefferson 17/Stokes 7 11 3/3 Stanford (ESPN2) W, 76-57 9,529 Hartley 20/Stokes 13 15 at 8/7 Maryland (ESPNU) W,72-55 15,327 Stewart 26/Dolson 12 17 at 13/15 Penn State (BTN) W, 71-52 8,194 Hartley 29/Dolson 11 20 Oregon (SNY/ESPN3) W, 114-68 7,961 Stewart 28/Dolson 14 Hall of Fame Challenge 22 Boston University (SNY/ESPN3) W, 96-38 6,688 Stewart 25/Dolson 10 23 Monmouth (SNY/ESPN3) W, 100-46 6,645 Stewart 24/Stokes 11 24 St. Bonaventure (SNY/ESPN3) W, 88-39 8,242 Stokes 19/Dolson 15

DeCemBeRHall of Fame Challenge (Springfield, Mass.) 1 vs Ohio State (ESPN2) W, 70-49 1,134 Hartley 17/Dolson 13 5 UC-Davis (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 Jimmy V Classic (Durham, N.C.) 17 at Duke (ESPN2) 7:00 Maggie Dixon Classic (New York, N.Y.) 22 vs California* (ESPN) 1:30 29 Cincinnati * (ESPN) 5:00

JAnUARy 1 at UCF * (SNY/ESPN3) 4:00 4 at Memphis * (SNY/ESPN3) 3:00 7 Houston * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 11 Temple * (SNY/ESPN3) 12:00 13 at Baylor (ESPN2) 7:00 19 at Rutgers * (ESPN2) 3:00 22 Memphis * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 26 USF * (CBSSN) 12:00 28 at Temple * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00

FeBRUARy 1 at Cincinnati * (SNY/ESPN3) 2:00 4 SMU * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 9 Louisville * (ESPN) 1:00 16 at USF * (CBSSN) 4:00 19 UCF * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 22 at Houston * (SNY/ESPN3) 5:00 25 at SMU * (SNY/ESPN3) 8:00 mARCh 1 Rutgers * (CBSSN) 4:00 3 at Louisville * (ESPN2) 7:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


hoUSton (3-4, 0-0 American)home: 3-2/Away: 0-2/neutral: 0-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 8 Mississippi State L, 76-68 609 Palmer 18/Texada 8 12 at Northwestern State L, 74-70 603 Palmer 16/Texada 15 17 16/12 Texas A&M L, 63-51 942 Amerson 12/Thompson 10 20 North Texas W, 66-61 563 Amerson 15/Campbell 13 23 at Creighton L, 65-55 981 Palmer 12/Thompson 6 David Jones Memorial Classic 30 Kent State W, 54-44 642 Campbell 16/Thompson 7

DeCemBeR David Jones Memorial Classic 1 Prairie View A&M W, 74-46 621 Campbell 11/Thompson 11 4 Washington 8:00 8 at Alabama 3:00 15 at Texas State 3:00 20 at Rice 2:00 28 UCF * (American) 3:00 31 USF * (ESPN3) 3:00

JAnUARy 4 at Rutgers * 12:00 7 at UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 11 Cincinnati * 3:00 18 at Memphis * 3:00 21 Louisville * (ESPN3) 8:00 25 SMU * (American) 3:00 29 at USF * (American) 7:00

FeBRUARy 1 at UCF * (American) 4:00 4 Temple * 8:00 8 at Cincinnati * (American) 2:00 11 Rutgers * 8:00 15 at SMU * (American) 3:00 19 at Louisville * (WHAS) 7:00 22 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 5:00

mARCh 1 Memphis * (American) 3:00 3 at Temple * 7:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)



SCHEDULES & RESULTS

LoUiSViLLe (8-1, 0-0 American)home: 6-0/Away: 2-1/neutral: 0-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR Preseason WNIT 9 Loyola Chicago W, 101-54 7,511 Smith 16/Henderson 12 11 Quinnipiac W, 100-82 6,783 Hammond 20/Hammond 11 14 14/16 LSU W, 88-67 8,099 Taylor 23/Taylor 10 17 at Oklahoma W, 97-92 (OT) 7,358 Gibbs 23/Taylor 10 21 Ohio W, 90-33 7,011 Dyer 15/Walton 10 24 Florida State W, 69-59 (OT) 10,045 S. Schimmel 21/Taylor 8 27 at Western Kentucky W, 74-61 3,725 Smith 16/Hammond 7

DeCemBeR 1 at 7/7 Kentucky L, 69-64 7,963 S. Schimmel 17/Hammond, S. Schimmel 7 3 Missouri State W, 91-49 6,833 S. Schimmel 14/Dyer 8 7 Wright State 7:00 14 Austin Peay (WHAS-DT2) 7:00 17 at Ball State 7:00 21 Colorado (WHAS-DT2) 1:00 29 SMU * (ESPNU) 3:00

JAnUARy 1 at Temple * (ESPN3) 4:00 4 Cincinnati * (WHAS-DT2) 2:00 12 at USF * (ESPNU) 3:00 15 UCF * (WHAS-DT2) 7:00 19 at SMU * (ESPNU) 1:30 21 at Houston * (ESPN3) 8:00 26 Memphis * (ESPNU) 1:00 28 at Rutgers * (CBSSN) 9:00

FeBRUARy 2 USF * (CBSSN) 2:00 4 at UCF * (ESPN3) 7:00 9 at UConn * (ESPN) 1:00 12 Temple * (ESPN3) 7:00 16 at Memphis * (ESPNU) 3:30 19 Houston * (WHAS-DT2) 7:00 23 Rutgers * (ESPNU) 3:00

mARCh 1 at Cincinnati * (ESPN3) 2:00 3 UConn * (ESPN2) 7:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)

* American Athletic Conference GameAll times Eastern

memPhiS (3-5, 0-0 American)home: 2-1/Away: 1-1/neutral: 0-3 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 8 East Tennessee State W, 77-74 (OT) 409 Rowser 15/Hope 12 10 Samford L, 62-60 786 Hearn 17/Fuqua-Bey 9 15 at Wright State W, 83-75 431 Hearn 23/Swain 16 18 Jackson State W, 77-64 745 Hearn 26/Williams, Powell 9 22 at Arkansas Little Rock L, 68-63 (OT) 1,184 Hearn, Wilder-Cochran 15/Hope 13 Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands) 28 vs 12/11 Texas A&M L, 69-59 Rowser 21/Fuqua-Bey 6 29 vs Syracuse L, 77-58 1,209 Fuqua-Bey 14/Hope 10 30 vs Texas L, 65-36 Hearn 21/Powell 7

DeCemBeR 7 UAB 3:00 14 at Tennessee Tech 7:00 18 Mississippi Valley State 8:00 20 Arkansas Pine Bluff 8:00 29 Temple * (American) 3:00

JAnUARy 4 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 3:00 7 at SMU * (American) 8:00 11 at UCF * (American) 4:00 14 Rutgers * 8:00 18 Houston * 3:00 22 at UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 26 at Louisville * (ESPNU) 1:00 29 UCF * 1:00

FeBRUARy 1 at Rutgers * (ESPN3) 11:30 5 USF * (American) 8:00 9 at Temple * (ESPNU) 1:30 12 at Cincinnati * (American) 7:00 16 Louisville * (ESPNU) 3:30 22 SMU * (ESPN3) 3:00 25 at USF * 7:00

mARCh 1 at Houston * (American) 3:00 3 Cincinnati * (American) 8:00 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


RUtgeRS (5-2, 0-0 American)home: 3-0/Away: 1-1/neutral: 1-1 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 10 Princeton W, 79-65 1,433 Copper 16/Laney 10 13 at Northeastern W, 65-51 1,355 Copper 26/Laney 13 17 LaSalle W, 59-57 1,395 Copper 12/Laney 12 20 at Massachusetts L, 64-63 278 Hollivay 14/Davis, Hollivay 5 22 Howard W, 69-38 1,066 Hollivay 26/Copper, Hollivay 13Battle of Brooklyn (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 29 vs 15/17 LSU L, 69-65 1,194 Copper 16/Copper 8 30 vs Texas Tech W, 61-52 Scaife 18/Copper 9

DeCemBeR 4 at Davidson 7:00 12 Wagner 7:30 15 Sacred Heart 2:00 21 Georgia 2:00 28 at USF * (American) 7:00

JAnUARy 4 Houston * 12:00 7 at Cincinnati * 7:00 11 SMU * (American) 2:00 14 at Memphis * 8:00 19 UConn * (ESPN2) 3:00 22 at UCF * (American) 7:00 25 at Temple * (American) 2:00 28 Louisville * (CBSSN) 9:00

FeBRUARy 1 Memphis * (ESPN3) 11:30 4 Cincinnati * (American) 7:30 8 at SMU * 3:00 11 at Houston * 8:00 15 UCF * 2:00 23 at Louisville * (ESPNU) 3:00 26 Temple * (American) 7:30

mARCh 1 UConn * (CBSSN) 4:00 3 USF * (American) 7:30 Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


USF (4-2, 0-0 American)home: 3-2/Away: 1-0/neutral: 0-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 8 Maryland L, 78-70 1,953 Williams 21/Jenkins 11 10 Central Conn State W, 81-47 1,247 Pujol 20/Jenkins 10 13 Jacksonville W, 82-53 1,294 McDonald 16/Naylor 10 17 at Bradley W, 87-63 327 Orekhova 20/Jenkins 14 20 North Carolina Central W, 93-35 1,330 Williams 23/Jenkins 11 24 Clemson L, 68-63 1,624 Taylor 15/Jenkins 11

DeCemBeR 4 at Florida Gulf Coast 7:00 8 Stetson 1:00 14 at Oklahoma State 4:30 18 Middle Tennessee State 7:00 21 at College of Charleston 12:00 28 Rutgers * (American) 7:00 31 at Houston * (ESPN3) 3:00

JAnUARy 4 at SMU * (ESPN3) 4:30 7 Temple * (American) 7:00 12 Louisville * (ESPNU) 3:00 18 at UCF (American) 7:00 21 Cincinnati *(American) 7:00 26 at UConn *(CBSSN) 12:00 29 Houston *(American) 7:00

FeBRUARy 2 at Louisville *(CBSSN) 2:00 5 at Memphis *(American) 8:00 8 UCF *(ESPN3) 2:00 16 UConn *(CBSSN) 4:00 19 at Cincinnati *(ESPN3) 7:00 22 at Temple *(American) 2:00 25 Memphis * 7:00

mARCh 1 SMU *(American) 7:00 3 at Rutgers *(American) 7:30Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)



SCHEDULES & RESULTS

SmU (7-1, 0-0 American)home: 4-0/Away: 2-0/neutral: 1-1 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 10 Grambling W, 87-65 277 Mays 22/Hives-McCray 10 13 TCU W, 72-68 (OT) 438 Mays 25/Wilkins, Hives-McCray 10 16 at Eastern Washington W, 75-70 604 Simpson 16/Perry, Hives-McCray 9 19 Miss Valley State W, 91-52 344 Hives-McCray 17/Simpson 13 23 at Stephen F. Austin W, 81-69 712 Mays 26/Simpson 12 25 Lamar W, 82-79 345 Mays 22/Simpson 12Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas) 28 vs Kansas State W, 68-57 235 Mays 15/Hives-McCray 14 29 vs 3/4 Tennessee L, 87-47 563 Mays 12/Mays 6

DeCemBeR 4 Southeast LA 8:00 7 at UTEP 6:30 21 at North Texas 3:00 29 at Louisville *(ESPNU) 3:00 JAnUARy 1 at Cincinnati * 1:00 4 USF (ESPN3) 4:30 7 Memphis *(American) 8:00 11 at Rutgers * (American) 2:00 14 at Temple *(American) 12:00 19 Louisville *(ESPNU) 1:30 25 at Houston *(American) 3:00 28 Cincinnati * 8:00

FeBRUARy 1 Temple * 4:30 4 at UConn *(SNY/ESPN3) 7:00 8 Rutgers * 3:00 11 at UCF *(American) 7:00 15 Houston *(American) 3:00 22 at MEMPHIS* (ESPN3) 3:00 25 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 8:00 mARCh 1 at USF *(American) 7:00 3 UCF* 8:00Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


temPLe (4-1, 0-0 American)home: 2-1/Away: 2-0/neutral: 0-0 Att high Scorer/ReboundernoVemBeR 8 at LaSalle W, 60-47 832 Shipp 18/Thames 13 12 at Delaware W, 70-58 2015 Thames 15/Thames 9 16 Auburn W, 78-74 758 Williams 29/Robinson 6 26 Michigan State L, 74-70 882 Fitzgerald 24/Covile 8 30 Oakland W, 81-57 612 Thames 21/Covile 10DeCemBeR 4 St. Joseph’s 5:30 14 at Montana 9:00 16 at Syracuse 7:00 19 Howard 7:00 22 Villanova 2:00 29 at Memphis * (American) 3:00

JAnUARy 1 Louisville * (ESPN3) 4:00 4 UCF * (American) 2:00 7 at USF * (American) 7:00 11 at UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 12:00 14 SMU * (American) 12:00 18 at Cincinnati * (American) 2:00 22 Penn 7:00 25 Rutgers * (American) 2:00 28 UConn * (SNY/ESPN3) 7:00

FeBRUARy 1 at SMU * 4:30 4 at Houston * 8:00 9 Memphis * (ESPNU ) 1:30 12 at Louisville * (ESPN3) 7:00 15 Cincinnati * 1:00 22 USF * (American) 2:00 26 at Rutgers * (American) 7:30

mARCh 1 at UCF * 4:00 3 Houston * 7:00Fri. 7-Mon. 10 American Championship, Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, Conn.)


2014 American Athletic Conference Championship mohegan Sun Arena • Uncasville, Conn.

Friday, march 7 – First Round (eSPn3)6 p.m. No. 9 seed vs. No. 8 seed8 p.m. No. 10 seed vs. No. 7 seed

Saturday, march 8 – Quarterfinals (eSPn3)12 p.m. No. 5 seed vs. 4 winner2 p.m. 8/9 winner vs. No. 1 seed6 p.m. 7/10 winner vs. No. 2 seed8 p.m. No. 6 seed vs. No. 3 seed

Sunday, march 9 – Semifinals (eSPnU)1 p.m. Saturday afternoon winners3 p.m. Saturday evening winners

monday, march 10 – Final (eSPn/eSPn2)7 p.m. Semifinal winners

2014 nCAA Championship

First Round and Second Rounds Saturday and Monday, March 22 and 24Hilton Coliseum • Ames, IowaCameron Indoor Stadium • Durham, N.C.Thompson-Boling Arena • Knoxville, Tenn.Memorial Coliseum • Lexington, Ky.Pauley Pavilion • Los Angeles, Calif.Ferrell Center • Waco, TexasMackey Arena• West Lafayette, Ind.

First Round and Second Rounds Sunday and Tuesday, March 23 and 25Pete Maravich Assembley Center • Baton Rogue, La.Carmichael Arena • Chapel Hill, N.C.Comcast Center • College Park, Md.Reed Arena• College Station, TexasCarver-Hawkeye Arena • Iowa City, IowaAlaska Airlines Arena • Seattle, Wash.Gampel Pavilion • Storrs, Conn.

Regionals Saturday and Monday, March 29 and 31Pinnacle Bank Arena • Lincoln, Neb.Joyce Center • Notre Dame, Ind.

Sunday and Tuesday, March 30 and April 1KFC Yum! Center • Louisville, Ky.Maples Pavilion • Stanford, Calif.

Final FourApril 6 and 8Bridgestone Arena • Nashville, Tenn.

2013-14 American Athletic Conference

CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Through games of Dec 03, 2013 (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 9-0 776 86.2

2. Louisville 9 8-1 774 86.0

3. USF 6 4-2 476 79.3

4. SMU 8 7-1 603 75.4

5. Temple 5 4-1 359 71.8

6. UCF 7 6-1 463 66.1

7. Rutgers 7 5-2 461 65.9

8. Memphis 8 3-5 513 64.1

9. Houston 7 3-4 438 62.6

10. Cincinnati 6 2-4 337 56.2

SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 438 48.7

2. Rutgers 7 396 56.6

3. UCF 7 398 56.9

4. USF 6 344 57.3

5. Houston 7 429 61.3

6. Temple 5 310 62.0

7. Louisville 9 566 62.9

8. Cincinnati 6 384 64.0

9. SMU 8 547 68.4

10. Memphis 8 554 69.2

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin

1. UCONN 9 86.2 48.7 +37.6

2. Louisville 9 86.0 62.9 +23.1

3. USF 6 79.3 57.3 +22.0

4. Temple 5 71.8 62.0 +9.8

5. Rutgers 7 65.9 56.6 +9.3

6. UCF 7 66.1 56.9 +9.3

7. SMU 8 75.4 68.4 +7.0

8. Houston 7 62.6 61.3 +1.3

9. Memphis 8 64.1 69.2 -5.1

10. Cincinnati 6 56.2 64.0 -7.8

FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct.

1. Temple 5 69 93 . 7 4 2

2. UCONN 9 117 161 . 7 2 7

3. Cincinnati 6 77 106 . 7 2 6

4. UCF 7 99 138 . 7 1 7

5. SMU 8 152 214 . 7 1 0

6. USF 6 103 149 . 6 9 1

7. Houston 7 119 183 . 6 5 0

8. Louisville 9 140 219 . 6 3 9

9. Rutgers 7 89 142 . 6 2 7

10. Memphis 8 117 207 . 5 6 5

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct.

1. UCONN 9 299 575 . 5 2 0

2. Louisville 9 288 586 . 4 9 1

3. Rutgers 7 180 409 . 4 4 0

4. Temple 5 129 295 . 4 3 7

5. Memphis 8 186 459 . 4 0 5

6. SMU 8 208 519 . 4 0 1

7. USF 6 171 427 . 4 0 0

8. UCF 7 165 424 . 3 8 9

9. Houston 7 145 402 . 3 6 1

10. Cincinnati 6 119 334 . 3 5 6

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct.

1. UCONN 9 169 542 . 3 1 2

2. UCF 7 151 454 . 3 3 3

3. Rutgers 7 137 411 . 3 3 3

4. USF 6 119 355 . 3 3 5

5. Louisville 9 193 557 . 3 4 7

6. Temple 5 103 279 . 3 6 9

7. Houston 7 161 424 . 3 8 0

8. SMU 8 208 517 . 4 0 2

9. Cincinnati 6 133 328 . 4 0 5

10. Memphis 8 197 468 . 4 2 1

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.

1. Temple 5 32 94 . 3 4 0

2. UCONN 9 61 181 . 3 3 7

3. Louisville 9 58 175 . 3 3 1

4. Houston 7 29 92 . 3 1 5

5. UCF 7 34 110 . 3 0 9

6. Memphis 8 24 80 . 3 0 0

7. SMU 8 35 129 . 2 7 1

8. Cincinnati 6 22 82 . 2 6 8

9. Rutgers 7 12 47 . 2 5 5

10. USF 6 31 123 . 2 5 2

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.

1. UCF 7 33 139 . 2 3 7

2. USF 6 23 95 . 2 4 2

3. Temple 5 18 72 . 2 5 0

4. UCONN 9 42 163 . 2 5 8

5. Houston 7 27 99 . 2 7 3

6. Louisville 9 53 190 . 2 7 9

7. SMU 8 51 165 . 3 0 9

8. Rutgers 7 32 101 . 3 1 7

9. Memphis 8 41 123 . 3 3 3

10. Cincinnati 6 39 94 . 4 1 5

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G

1. USF 6 298 49.7


3. SMU 8 355 44.4

4. UCF 7 304 43.4

5. UCONN 9 385 42.8

6. Houston 7 293 41.9

7. Rutgers 7 282 40.3

8. Memphis 8 310 38.8


10. Temple 5 173 34.6

REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 301 33.4



4. USF 6 230 38.3

5. Temple 5 192 38.4

6. Memphis 8 313 39.1

7. SMU 8 321 40.1

8. Rutgers 7 283 40.4

9. Houston 7 294 42.0

10. UCF 7 305 43.6




REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin

1. Louisville 9 428 47.6 314 34.9 +12.7

2. USF 6 298 49.7 230 38.3 +11.3

3. UCONN 9 385 42.8 301 33.4 +9.3

4. SMU 8 355 44.4 321 40.1 +4.2

5. Cincinnati 6 227 37.8 216 36.0 +1.8

6. Rutgers 7 282 40.3 283 40.4 -0.1

Houston 7 293 41.9 294 42.0 -0.1

8. UCF 7 304 43.4 305 43.6 -0.1

9. Memphis 8 310 38.8 313 39.1 -0.4

10. Temple 5 173 34.6 192 38.4 -3.8

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 84 9.3

2. USF 6 42 7.0

3. Rutgers 7 41 5.9

4. Temple 5 23 4.6

5. UCF 7 30 4.3


7. SMU 8 25 3.1

8. Memphis 8 24 3.0

Houston 7 21 3.0


ASSISTS G No. Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 191 21.2

2. SMU 8 144 18.0


4. USF 6 101 16.8

5. Temple 5 79 15.8

6. Rutgers 7 103 14.7


8. Memphis 8 87 10.9

9. UCF 7 76 10.9

10. Houston 7 56 8.0

STEALS G No. Avg/G


2. Temple 5 56 11.2

3. Rutgers 7 73 10.4

4. USF 6 58 9.7

5. UCF 7 67 9.6

6. UCONN 9 81 9.0

7. Memphis 8 62 7.8

8. SMU 8 58 7.3

9. Houston 7 50 7.1


TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin

1. UCONN 9 96 10.7 152 16.9 +6.2

2. USF 6 82 13.7 118 19.7 +6.0

3. Temple 5 84 16.8 100 20.0 +3.2

4. SMU 8 119 14.9 143 17.9 +3.0

5. Rutgers 7 126 18.0 144 20.6 +2.6

6. UCF 7 110 15.7 125 17.9 +2.1

7. Louisville 9 173 19.2 189 21.0 +1.8

8. Memphis 8 151 18.9 153 19.1 +0.2

9. Houston 7 123 17.6 124 17.7 +0.1

10. Cincinnati 6 105 17.5 84 14.0 -3.5

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio

1. UCONN 9 191 21.2 96 10.7 2.0

2. USF 6 101 16.8 82 13.7 1.2

3. SMU 8 144 18.0 119 14.9 1.2

4. Temple 5 79 15.8 84 16.8 0.9

5. Louisville 9 159 17.7 173 19.2 0.9

6. Rutgers 7 103 14.7 126 18.0 0.8

7. Cincinnati 6 73 12.2 105 17.5 0.7

8. UCF 7 76 10.9 110 15.7 0.7

9. Memphis 8 87 10.9 151 18.9 0.6

10. Houston 7 56 8.0 123 17.6 0.5

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G

1. USF 6 122 20.3

2. Houston 7 113 16.1


4. SMU 8 128 16.0

5. Memphis 8 114 14.3

6. Rutgers 7 93 13.3


8. UCONN 9 107 11.9

9. Temple 5 59 11.8

10. UCF 7 81 11.6

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G

1. UCF 7 223 31.9


3. UCONN 9 278 30.9

4. USF 6 176 29.3

5. SMU 8 227 28.4

6. Rutgers 7 189 27.0

7. Houston 7 180 25.7


9. Memphis 8 196 24.5

10. Temple 5 114 22.8

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb%

1. Cincinnati 6 153 57 .729

2. UCONN 9 278 105 .726

3. USF 6 176 74 .704

4. Louisville 9 283 119 .704

5. SMU 8 227 106 .682

6. UCF 7 223 107 .676

7. Memphis 8 196 109 .643

8. Rutgers 7 189 113 .626

9. Houston 7 180 112 .616

10. Temple 5 114 74 .606

OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb%

1. USF 6 122 156 .439

2. Louisville 9 145 195 .426

3. Houston 7 113 182 .383

4. SMU 8 128 215 .373

5. Memphis 8 114 204 .358

6. Rutgers 7 93 170 .354

7. UCONN 9 107 196 .353

8. Temple 5 59 118 .333

9. Cincinnati 6 74 159 .318

10. UCF 7 81 198 .290




3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G

1. UCONN 9 61 6.8


3. Temple 5 32 6.4

4. USF 6 31 5.2

5. UCF 7 34 4.9

6. SMU 8 35 4.4

7. Houston 7 29 4.1


9. Memphis 8 24 3.0

10. Rutgers 7 12 1.7




Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA

UCONN 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 9-0 1.000 86.2 48.7

Louisville 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 8-1 . 8 8 9 86.0 62.9

SMU 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 7-1 . 8 7 5 75.4 68.4

UCF 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 6-1 . 8 5 7 66.1 56.9

Temple 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 4-1 . 8 0 0 71.8 62.0

Rutgers 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 5-2 . 7 1 4 65.9 56.6

USF 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 4-2 . 6 6 7 79.3 57.3

Houston 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 3-4 . 4 2 9 62.6 61.3

Memphis 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 3-5 . 3 7 5 64.1 69.2

Cincinnati 0-0 . 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2-4 . 3 3 3 56.2 64.0

Current unbeaten streak

UCONN -- 9

Houston -- 2

UCF -- 2

Temple -- 1

Louisville -- 1

Rutgers -- 1

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin

Cincinnati 6 337-384 56.2-64.0 -7.8 119-334 . 3 5 6 22-82 . 2 6 8 77-106 . 7 2 6 227 216 +1.8

Houston 7 438-429 62.6-61.3 +1.3 145-402 . 3 6 1 29-92 . 3 1 5 119-183 . 6 5 0 293 294 -0.1

Louisville 9 774-566 86.0-62.9 +23.1 288-586 . 4 9 1 58-175 . 3 3 1 140-219 . 6 3 9 428 314 +12.7

Memphis 8 513-554 64.1-69.2 -5.1 186-459 . 4 0 5 24-80 . 3 0 0 117-207 . 5 6 5 310 313 -0.4

Rutgers 7 461-396 65.9-56.6 +9.3 180-409 . 4 4 0 12-47 . 2 5 5 89-142 . 6 2 7 282 283 -0.1

SMU 8 603-547 75.4-68.4 +7.0 208-519 . 4 0 1 35-129 . 2 7 1 152-214 . 7 1 0 355 321 +4.2

Temple 5 359-310 71.8-62.0 +9.8 129-295 . 4 3 7 32-94 . 3 4 0 69-93 . 7 4 2 173 192 -3.8

UCF 7 463-398 66.1-56.9 +9.3 165-424 . 3 8 9 34-110 . 3 0 9 99-138 . 7 1 7 304 305 -0.1

UCONN 9 776-438 86.2-48.7 +37.6 299-575 . 5 2 0 61-181 . 3 3 7 117-161 . 7 2 7 385 301 +9.3

USF 6 476-344 79.3-57.3 +22.0 171-427 . 4 0 0 31-123 . 2 5 2 103-149 . 6 9 1 298 230 +11.3

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average

Cincinnati 3-1798 599 1-1153 1153 2-535 268 6-3486 581

Houston 5-3377 675 2-1584 792 0-0 0 7-4961 709

Louisville 6-46282 7714 3-19046 6349 0-0 0 9-65328 7259

Memphis 3-1940 647 2-1615 808 3-1209 403 8-4764 596

Rutgers 3-3894 1298 2-1633 816 2-1194 597 7-6721 960

SMU 4-1127 282 2-1316 658 2-798 399 8-3241 405

Temple 3-2252 751 2-2847 1424 0-0 0 5-5099 1020

UCF 4-1987 497 3-1835 612 0-0 0 7-3822 546

UCONN 6-47251 7875 2-23521 11760 1-1134 1134 9-71906 7990

USF 5-7448 1490 1-327 327 0-0 0 6-7775 1296

Totals 42-117356 2794 20-54877 2744 10-4870 487 72-177103 2460


INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS


To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G

1. MAYS, Keena-SMU Sr 8 45 19 38 147 18.4

2. STEWART, Breanna-Uconn So 9 57 10 35 159 17.7

3. HEARN, Ariel-Memphis So 8 51 16 21 139 17.4

4. COPPER, Kahleah-RU So 7 47 0 24 118 16.9

5. JACKSON, Briahanna-UCF So 7 41 14 17 113 16.1

6. WILLIAMS, Courtney-USF So 6 40 2 14 96 16.0

7. FITZGERALD, Feyonda-Temple Fr 5 27 9 14 77 15.4

8. WILLIAMS, Tyonna-Temple Jr 5 22 13 15 72 14.4

9. HARTLEY, Bria-Uconn Sr 9 52 11 14 129 14.3

10. DOLSON, Stefanie-Uconn Sr 9 52 4 19 127 14.1

11. LEWIS, Zykira-UCF Fr 7 39 11 7 96 13.7

12. SCHIMMEL, Shoni-LOU Sr 9 44 25 8 121 13.4

13. SIMPSON, Akil-SMU Sr 8 40 0 26 106 13.3

14. DJASSI, Sara-UCF Sr 7 25 5 27 82 11.7

15. THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 23 0 12 58 11.6

SHIPP, Shi-Heria-Temple 5 22 0 14 58 11.6

17. HIVES-MCCRAY, D.-SMU Jr 8 36 0 19 91 11.4

18. TAYLOR, Tamara-USF Jr 6 22 11 13 68 11.3

19. JEFFERSON, Moriah-Uconn So 9 42 6 11 101 11.2

20. HOLLIVAY, Rachel-RU So 6 29 0 9 67 11.2

21. JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 21 1 23 66 11.0

22. HOLLINS, Dayeesha-CIN Jr 6 21 4 19 65 10.8

23. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 37 2 21 97 10.8

24. SCAIFE, Tyler-RU Fr 7 28 0 19 75 10.7

25. TAYLOR, Asia-LOU Sr 9 30 0 32 92 10.2

26. RANDOLPH, Jeanise-CIN Jr 6 26 0 9 61 10.2

27. COVILE, Erica-Temple So 5 18 2 12 50 10.0

28. WILKINS, Gabrielle-SMU So 8 22 4 31 79 9.9

29. ROWSER, Mooriah-Memphis Fr 8 29 0 20 78 9.8

30. Marche' Amerson-HOU So 7 23 2 20 68 9.7

REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G

1. JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 25 41 66 11.0

2. DOLSON, Stefanie-Uconn Sr 9 26 69 95 10.6

3. STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 26 55 81 9.0

4. MONTGOMERY, Brittni-UCF Jr 7 12 46 58 8.3

5. COPPER, Kahleah-RU So 7 18 36 54 7.7

6. SIMPSON, Akil-SMU Sr 8 31 30 61 7.6

FUQUA-BEY, Asianna-Memphis So 8 24 37 61 7.6

HOPE, Pa'Sonna-Memphis Sr 8 33 28 61 7.6

9. THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 18 19 37 7.4

10. HIVES-MCCRAY, D.-SMU Jr 8 21 38 59 7.4

11. RANDOLPH, Jeanise-CIN Jr 6 19 25 44 7.3

12. Yasmeen Thompson-HOU Sr 7 23 26 49 7.0

MCDONALD, Akila-USF Sr 6 21 21 42 7.0

14. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 25 37 62 6.9

15. TAYLOR, Asia-LOU Sr 9 22 38 60 6.7

16. SHIPP, Shi-Heria-Temple 5 9 24 33 6.6

17. TAYLOR, Stephanie-UCF Jr 7 21 25 46 6.6

18. STEWART, Breanna-Uconn So 9 18 40 58 6.4

19. DJASSI, Sara-UCF Sr 7 11 33 44 6.3

20. Destini Texada-HOU Sr 7 18 23 41 5.9

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct.

1. SMITH, Bria-LOU Jr 9 34 51 . 6 6 7

2. STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 28 43 . 6 5 1

3. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 37 62 . 5 9 7

4. JEFFERSON, Moriah-Uconn So 9 42 72 . 5 8 3

5. HOLLIVAY, Rachel-RU So 6 29 50 . 5 8 0

6. COPPER, Kahleah-RU So 7 47 83 . 5 6 6

7. DOLSON, Stefanie-Uconn Sr 9 52 92 . 5 6 5

8. SIMPSON, Akil-SMU Sr 8 40 72 . 5 5 6

9. RANDOLPH, Jeanise-CIN Jr 6 26 49 . 5 3 1

10. THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 23 44 . 5 2 3

11. SLAUGHTER, Antonita-LOU Sr 9 32 62 . 5 1 6

12. HIVES-MCCRAY, D.-SMU Jr 8 36 70 . 5 1 4

13. STEWART, Breanna-Uconn So 9 57 114 . 5 0 0

TAYLOR, Asia-LOU Sr 9 30 60 . 5 0 0

15. JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 21 44 . 4 7 7

ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. HARTLEY, Bria-Uconn Sr 9 51 5.7

2. WILLIAMS, Tyonna-Temple Jr 5 28 5.6

3. MAYS, Keena-SMU Sr 8 42 5.3

4. SCHIMMEL, Shoni-LOU Sr 9 41 4.6

5. STRINGFIELD, Shaleth-USF So 6 27 4.5

6. DOLSON, Stefanie-Uconn Sr 9 38 4.2

7. FITZGERALD, Feyonda-Temple Fr 5 21 4.2

8. DAVIS, Syessence-RU Jr 7 29 4.1

9. JEFFERSON, Moriah-Uconn So 9 37 4.1

10. BAKER, Korina-SMU Sr 8 32 4.0

11. SCHIMMEL, Jude-LOU Jr 9 34 3.8

12. WILDER-COCHRAN, Brei-Memp Fr 8 30 3.8

13. DJASSI, Sara-UCF Sr 7 23 3.3

14. HEARN, Ariel-Memphis So 8 26 3.3

15. CANTY, Briyona-RU So 7 22 3.1

SCAIFE, Tyler-RU Fr 7 22 3.1




FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct.

1. WILLIAMS, Courtney-USF So 6 14 15 . 9 3 3

2. DURLEY, Alexis-CIN Fr 6 22 24 . 9 1 7

3. WILLIAMS, Tyonna-Temple Jr 5 15 17 . 8 8 2

4. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 21 24 . 8 7 5

SHIPP, Shi-Heria-Temple 5 14 16 . 8 7 5


7. DJASSI, Sara-UCF Sr 7 27 33 . 8 1 8

STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 18 22 . 8 1 8

9. TAYLOR, Tamara-USF Jr 6 13 16 . 8 1 3

10. MAYS, Keena-SMU Sr 8 38 47 . 8 0 9

11. TAYLOR, Asia-LOU Sr 9 32 40 . 8 0 0

THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 12 15 . 8 0 0

13. WILKINS, Gabrielle-SMU So 8 31 39 . 7 9 5

14. HOLLINS, Dayeesha-CIN Jr 6 19 24 . 7 9 2

15. FITZGERALD, Feyonda-Temple Fr 5 14 18 . 7 7 8

STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. JACKSON, Briahanna-UCF So 7 28 4.0

2. COVILE, Erica-Temple So 5 15 3.0


4. JEFFERSON, Moriah-Uconn So 9 22 2.4

5. SHIPP, Shi-Heria-Temple 5 12 2.4


7. HINES, Andrea-UCF Jr 7 14 2.0

THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 10 2.0

9. GIBBS, Tia-LOU Sr 8 15 1.9


11. COPPER, Kahleah-RU So 7 12 1.7

12. SMITH, Bria-LOU Jr 9 15 1.7

HARTLEY, Bria-Uconn Sr 9 15 1.7

JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 10 1.7


3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct.

1. Jessieka Palmer-HOU So 7 11 22 . 5 0 0

2. WILLIAMS, Tyonna-Temple Jr 5 13 28 . 4 6 4

3. HEARN, Ariel-Memphis So 8 16 36 . 4 4 4

4. BANKS, Brianna-Uconn Jr 9 10 23 . 4 3 5

5. COOK, Kayla-CIN Jr 6 9 22 . 4 0 9


7. SLAUGHTER, Antonita-LOU Sr 9 13 35 . 3 7 1

8. MAYS, Keena-SMU Sr 8 19 52 . 3 6 5

9. CHONG, Saniya-Uconn Fr 9 12 33 . 3 6 4

10. SCHIMMEL, Jude-LOU Jr 9 9 25 . 3 6 0

11. LEWIS, Zykira-UCF Fr 7 11 32 . 3 4 4

12. SCHIMMEL, Shoni-LOU Sr 9 25 74 . 3 3 8

13. GIBBS, Tia-LOU Sr 8 9 28 . 3 2 1

FITZGERALD, Feyonda-Temple Fr 5 9 28 . 3 2 1

15. JACKSON, Briahanna-UCF So 7 14 44 . 3 1 8

3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G

1. SCHIMMEL, Shoni-LOU Sr 9 25 2.8




JACKSON, Briahanna-UCF So 7 14 2.0

6. TAYLOR, Tamara-USF Jr 6 11 1.8


8. LEWIS, Zykira-UCF Fr 7 11 1.6

Jessieka Palmer-HOU So 7 11 1.6

10. COOK, Kayla-CIN Jr 6 9 1.5

11. SLAUGHTER, Antonita-LOU Sr 9 13 1.4

12. ROXAS, Meghan-Temple So 5 7 1.4

13. CHONG, Saniya-Uconn Fr 9 12 1.3

OREKHOVA, Inga-USF Sr 6 8 1.3


BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. HOLLIVAY, Rachel-RU So 6 24 4.0

2. STEWART, Breanna-Uconn So 9 28 3.1

3. STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 27 3.0

MCDONALD, Akila-USF Sr 6 18 3.0


6. COVILE, Erica-Temple So 5 9 1.8

7. Tyler Gilbert-HOU So 6 8 1.3

8. TAYLOR, Stephanie-UCF Jr 7 9 1.3

9. THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 6 1.2

10. HOPE, Pa'Sonna-Memphis Sr 8 9 1.1

11. MONTGOMERY, Brittni-UCF Jr 7 7 1.0

JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 6 1.0

13. HIVES-MCCRAY, D.-SMU Jr 8 7 0.9


15. ROBINSON, Taylor-Temple Fr 4 3 0.8

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio

1. HARTLEY, Bria-Uconn Sr 9 51 12 4.3

2. DAVIS, Syessence-RU Jr 7 29 12 2.4

3. OREKHOVA, Inga-USF Sr 6 18 8 2.3

4. JEFFERSON, Moriah-Uconn So 9 37 17 2.2

5. WILLIAMS, Tyonna-Temple Jr 5 28 13 2.2

6. MAYS, Keena-SMU Sr 8 42 20 2.1

7. STRINGFIELD, Shaleth-USF So 6 27 14 1.9

8. DOLSON, Stefanie-Uconn Sr 9 38 22 1.7

9. SCHIMMEL, Shoni-LOU Sr 9 41 25 1.6

10. BAKER, Korina-SMU Sr 8 32 25 1.3

11. SCHIMMEL, Jude-LOU Jr 9 34 29 1.2

12. FITZGERALD, Feyonda-Temple Fr 5 21 18 1.2

13. WILDER-COCHRAN, Brei-Memp Fr 8 30 27 1.1

14. SCAIFE, Tyler-RU Fr 7 22 20 1.1

15. DJASSI, Sara-UCF Sr 7 23 21 1.1




OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 25 4.2

2. HOPE, Pa'Sonna-Memphis Sr 8 33 4.1

3. SIMPSON, Akil-SMU Sr 8 31 3.9

4. THAMES, Natasha-Temple Sr 5 18 3.6

5. MCDONALD, Akila-USF Sr 6 21 3.5

6. Yasmeen Thompson-HOU Sr 7 23 3.3

7. RANDOLPH, Jeanise-CIN Jr 6 19 3.2

8. FUQUA-BEY, Asianna-Memphis So 8 24 3.0

TAYLOR, Stephanie-UCF Jr 7 21 3.0


STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 26 2.9

12. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 25 2.8



Destini Texada-HOU Sr 7 18 2.6

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G


2. JENKINS, Alisia-USF So 6 41 6.8

3. MONTGOMERY, Brittni-UCF Jr 7 46 6.6

4. STOKES, Kiah-Uconn Jr 9 55 6.1


6. SHIPP, Shi-Heria-Temple 5 24 4.8




10. STEWART, Breanna-Uconn So 9 40 4.4

11. TAYLOR, Asia-LOU Sr 9 38 4.2

12. RANDOLPH, Jeanise-CIN Jr 6 25 4.2

13. PERRY, Kiara-SMU Fr 8 33 4.1

14. HAMMOND, Sara-LOU Jr 9 37 4.1


MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G





5. HINES, Andrea-UCF Jr 7 234 33.4









TEAM IDENTIFICATION Team ID

Cincinnati CIN

Houston HOU

Louisville LOU

Memphis MEMPHIS

Rutgers RU

SMU SMU

Temple TEMPLE

UCF UCF

UCONN UCONN

USF USF


Conference Team Highs


TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 114 UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

101 Louisville vs Loyola Chicago (11/9/13)

Margin 58 (93-35) USF vs North Carolina Cent (11/20/13)

58 (96-38) UCONN vs Boston University (11/22/13)

Field goals made 44 UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

38 UCONN vs Boston University (11/22/13)

38 UCONN vs St. Bonaventure (11/24/13)

Field goal attempts 80 USF at Bradley (11-17-13)

79 USF vs Maryland (11/8/13)

79 Louisville vs Loyola Chicago (11/9/13)

Field goal percentage .638 (44-69) UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

.607 (34-56) Louisville vs Ohio (11/21/13)

3-Pt FG made 10 Temple vs Auburn (11/16/13)

10 UCONN vs Monmouth (11/23/13)

3-Pt FG attempts 30 SMU vs TCU (11/13/13)

29 Louisville at Oklahoma (11/17/13)

3-Pt percentage .556 (10-18) UCONN vs Monmouth (11/23/13)

.545 (6-11) UCONN vs Hartford (11/09/13)

Free throws made 27 Houston vs North Texas (11/20/13)

26 USF vs Jacksonville (11/13/13)

26 Cincinnati vs Kent State (11/17/13)

Free throw attempts 45 Houston vs North Texas (11/20/13)

39 Houston vs Mississippi State (11/08/13)

39 Louisville vs Quinnipiac (11/11/13)

Free throw percentage .900 (18-20) Temple vs Auburn (11/16/13)

.880 (22-25) UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

Rebounds 68 Louisville vs Loyola Chicago (11/9/13)

62 USF at Bradley (11-17-13)

Assists 30 UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

27 UCONN vs St. Bonaventure (11/24/13)

27 UCONN vs Monmouth (11/23/13)

Steals 16 UCF at Oakland (11/12/13)

15 Louisville vs Quinnipiac (11/11/13)

15 USF vs North Carolina Cent (11/20/13)

15 Rutgers vs LSU (11/29/13)

Blocked shots 15 USF vs North Carolina Cent (11/20/13)

12 UCONN vs Oregon (11/20/13)

Turnovers 29 Rutgers vs LSU (11/29/13)

27 Memphis vs Jackson State (11/18/13)

Fouls 34 Louisville at Oklahoma (11/17/13)

31 Cincinnati at Northern Kentucky (11/9/13)


Conference Individual Highs


INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 34 JACKSON, Briahanna (UCF) at Georgia State (11/19/13)

29 WILLIAMS, Tyonna (Temple) vs Auburn (11/16/13)

29 HARTLEY, Bria (UCONN) at Penn State (11/17/13)

Field goals made 12 JACKSON, Briahanna (UCF) at Georgia State (11/19/13)

11 COPPER, Kahleah (Rutgers) at Northeastern (11/13/13)

11 HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) vs Jackson State (11/18/13)

Field goal attempts 21 MAYS, Keena (SMU) vs TCU (11/13/13)

21 HARTLEY, Bria (UCONN) at Maryland (11/15/13)

Field goal percentage .909 (10-11) DOLSON, Stefanie (UCONN) vs Oregon (11/20/13)

.889 (8-9) SMITH, Bria (Louisville) at W Kentucky (11-29-13)

3-Pt FG made 5 SLAUGHTER, Antonita (Louisville) vs Quinnipiac (11/11/13)


5 HARTLEY, Bria (UCONN) at Penn State (11/17/13)

5 JACKSON, Briahanna (UCF) at Georgia State (11/19/13)

5 SCHIMMEL, Shoni (Louisville) vs Florida State (11/24/13)

5 HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) vs Texas AM (11/28/13)

5 HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) vs Texas (11/30/13)

3-Pt FG attempts 14 SCHIMMEL, Shoni (Louisville) vs Florida State (11/24/13)

12 MAYS, Keena (SMU) vs TCU (11/13/13)

3-Pt percentage .625 (5-8) SLAUGHTER, Antonita (Louisville) vs Quinnipiac (11/11/13)

.625 (5-8) WILLIAMS, Tyonna (Temple) vs Auburn (11/16/13)

.625 (5-8) HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) vs Texas AM (11/28/13)

.625 (5-8) HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) vs Texas (11/30/13)

Free throws made 14 DURLEY, Alexis (Cincinnati) vs Kent State (11/17/13)

8 SHIPP, Shi-Heria (Temple) at La Salle (11/8/13)

8 HEARN, Ariel (Memphis) at Wright State (11/15/13)


8 PERRY, Kiara (SMU) at Eastern Washington (11/16/13)

8 Te'onna Campbell (Houston) vs North Texas (11/20/13)

8 STEWART, Breanna (UCONN) vs Oregon (11/20/13)

8 HOLLIVAY, Rachel (Rutgers) vs Howard (11/22/13)

8 TAYLOR, Tamara (USF) vs Clemson (11/24/13)

8 SIMPSON, Akil (SMU) at Stephen F. Austin (11/23/13)

8 MAYS, Keena (SMU) vs Grambling State (11/10/13)

8 HOLLINS, Dayeesha (Cincinnati) vs Charlotte (11/30/13)

Free throw attempts 14 DURLEY, Alexis (Cincinnati) vs Kent State (11/17/13)

14 Te'onna Campbell (Houston) vs North Texas (11/20/13)

Free throw percentage 1.000 (14-14) DURLEY, Alexis (Cincinnati) vs Kent State (11/17/13)

1.000 (8-8) SHIPP, Shi-Heria (Temple) at La Salle (11/8/13)

1.000 (8-8) WILLIAMS, Tyonna (Temple) vs Auburn (11/16/13)

1.000 (8-8) STEWART, Breanna (UCONN) vs Oregon (11/20/13)

1.000 (8-8) TAYLOR, Tamara (USF) vs Clemson (11/24/13)

1.000 (8-8) SIMPSON, Akil (SMU) at Stephen F. Austin (11/23/13)

Rebounds 16 SWAIN, Jasbriell (Memphis) at Wright State (11/15/13)

15 MONTGOMERY, Brittni (UCF) vs Central Conn State (11/8/13)

15 Destini Texada (Houston) at Northwestern State (11/13/13)

15 DOLSON, Stefanie (UCONN) vs St. Bonaventure (11/24/13)

Assists 11 SCHIMMEL, Shoni (Louisville) vs Quinnipiac (11/11/13)

11 DOLSON, Stefanie (UCONN) vs Oregon (11/20/13)

11 WILLIAMS, Tyonna (Temple) vs Oakland (11/30/13)

Steals 7 JACKSON, Briahanna (UCF) at Oakland (11/12/13)

6 JACKSON, Briahanna (UCF) vs Florida Intl (11/15/13)

6 COVILE, Erica (Temple) vs Auburn (11/16/13)

Blocked shots 9 HOLLIVAY, Rachel (Rutgers) vs Howard (11/22/13)

6 STOKES, Kiah (UCONN) vs Stanford (11/11/13)

6 MCDONALD, Akila (USF) vs North Carolina Cent (11/20/13)

6 STOKES, Kiah (UCONN) vs Oregon (11/20/13)

6 STEWART, Breanna (UCONN) vs Ohio State (12/01/13)

Turnovers 8 WILLIAMS, Tyonna (Temple) at La Salle (11/8/13)

8 Demetria Foreman (Houston) vs Texas AM (11/17/13)

8 LANEY, Betnijah (Rutgers) vs LSU (11/29/13)

8 DOLSON, Stefanie (UCONN) vs Ohio State (12/01/13)

Documents

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