University Southern California Trojans
Women Of Troy Welcome No. 20 UCLA
February 09, 2000 | Women's Basketball
Feb. 9, 2000
The Facts -- USC (8-11, 3-6 Pac-10) returns home after enduring two losses in the Bay Area last weekend. The Trojans fell to Cal, 81-64, on Thursday (Feb. 3), and then dropped a 69-56 loss at Stanford on Saturday, Feb. 5. Currently riding a three-game losing streak, the Women of Troy hope to end the skid against crosstown foe No. 20 UCLA. The game will be at the Sports Arena on Saturday, Feb. 12, at 2 p.m.
Women of Troy Live On the Web -- Fans can now listen to all Women of Troy home basketball games, live on the web throughout the Pac-10 season. Just log on to http://www.usctrojans.com and catch all the action via the internet with announcers Bryan Goettel and John Franchi. All games will also be archived on the site.
Game #19 - vs. Stanford (Feb. 5) -- Despite a 17-point first half performance from Tashara Carter, and a 14-point second half effort from Erica Mashia, USC fell to conference leading Stanford, 69-56, at Maples Pavilion. The game remained a close one throughout, with Stanford leading by one point, 30-29, at halftime. Both teams had 21 turnovers, and in the battle of the boards, Stanford had 34 to USC's 32 rebounds. Fouls were the deciding factor, with USC recording 21 to Stanford's 16, and the Cardinal shooting 24-of-28 from the line while the Women of Troy shot 11-of-14.
Quotes From Coach Gobrecht -- "Tashara (Carter) and Erica (Mashia) did well... but we needed more than two people today. You can't win at Stanford with just two people." (following the USC-Stanford game, Feb. 5)
Comments From Stanford Coach Tara VanDerveer -- "I think (USC's) defense challenges your fundamentals. You have to be able to dribble and you have to be able to pass. They did a good job of keeping our outside shooting in check." (following the USC-Stanford game, Feb. 5)
Game #18 - vs. California (Feb. 3) -- In a 81-64 defeat at Cal, USC gave the Bears only their second Pac-10 victory of the season. The Trojans trailed 43-27 at the half en route to their second-worst loss of the year. For USC, the game didn't start out looking so bad, as the team mounted an 11-4 run during the first 3:01 of play. Cal would not take its first lead (21-19) until 10:53 remaining in the first half. Cal managed to outshoot USC, 33-23 (64 to 41%). The Trojans were able to out-rebound the Bears, 34-24, but Cal led the game in steals, 18-8, and committed 13 fewer turnovers than the Trojans. USC surrendered 30 turnovers. The Women of Troy were led by forward Tashara Carter who added 15 points.
Cal Opening Drive -- The irony in USC's loss to Cal (Feb. 3), was that the Trojans opened the game with one of their most successful drives this season. USC won the opening tip-off and scored the first field goal of the game - a season first. The Trojans went on to score on their first five possessions, and did not miss a field goal in the first nine minutes.
Women Of Troy Ranking History -- The 400th AP poll was issued Monday, Feb. 7. In its history, there have been 130 teams that have been ranked a total of 8,984 times. Among those teams, USC ranks 16th, making 195 appearances in the program's 24-year history. The Trojans fall right behind Stanford who has been ranked a total of 197 times. UCLA is the next Pac-10 team to make the list, ranking 30th.
Carter Enjoying Pac-10 Success -- Since the start of the Pac-10 season, junior Tashara Carter had tallied double-figures in 6-of-9 games, including a season-best 21 points against Washington (Jan. 9). In conference games, she ranks 15th in scoring (11.8 ppg), seventh in steals (2.1 spg) and seventh in field goal percentage (49.5). In contrast, Carter does not rank among the leaders in overall games this season.
Home Is Where The Wins Are -- So far, the Women of Troy have faced a tough road schedule this season. Six of its last 11 opponents on the road have been ranked. Through it all, the Trojans have found comfort at home. USC currently owns a 6-2 record on its own territory, including a 3-0 mark at the Lyon Center and 3-2 record at the Sports Arena.
Injury Update -- Forward Tiffany Washington suffered a possible sprain to her left knee during the USC-Cal game (Feb. 3). She is listed as day-to-day for Saturday's game against UCLA (Feb. 12). Junior guard Ayeshia Smith broke her middle finger on her left hand during the Washington State game (Jan. 7). She is out indefinitely for the remainder of the season. To note... Assistant coach Erika Lang-Montgomery tore her Achilles on Jan. 11, underwent surgery on Jan. 12.
USC News & Notes *** USC ranks 97th in the latest RPI rating (Feb. 7) *** Eight of Cal's 10 wins against the Women of Troy have come in Berkeley, and the Bears are the first Pac-10 team this season to have defeated Troy's men and women *** USC's win over Oregon (Jan. 27) broke a five-game losing streak against the Ducks, and was the first win over Oregon for Coach Gobrecht at USC *** Arizona was the Trojans' sixth ranked opponent of the season, and fifth in the last eight outings *** The Women of Troy embarked on their first 2-0 Pac-10 start since the 1996-97 season, before falling to UCLA on Sunday (Jan. 16) *** USC's victory over Washington State (Jan. 7) marked the end of a six-game Pac-10 losing streak, which closed the 1998-99 season (Troy's last Pac-10 victory was against Cal on Feb. 12, 1999) *** With three-straight road losses to UCSB, Notre Dame and Rutgers, the Trojans' endured their first losing streak of the 1999-2000 season *** USC's victory over Baylor marked the Trojans' first win over a Big 12 opponent since March 21, 1993 (vs. Nebraska, 78-60, at NCAA First Round) *** The Women of Troy have posted a 22-2 all-time record in home openers with the win against Creighton (Nov. 26) *** With a season-opening win over Portland (Nov. 23), the Trojans broke a six-game losing streak dating back to last season *** USC faced three defending conference champions this season prior to conference play, including Texas Tech (Big XII), UCSB (Big West) and Rutgers (Big East) *** Troy's 1999 recruiting class was ranked among the nation's top by several publications: No. 8 Athlon Sports College Basketball Preview, No. 9 Women's Basketball Journal, No. 14 Blue Star Basketball Report *** USC was picked to finished seventh in the Pac-10 preseason coaches poll.
Notes On UCLA -- 20th-ranked UCLA enter this weekend's match-up tied for the conference lead with a 13-6 overall record, and 7-2 mark in the Pac-10. The Bruins are coming off a split in the Bay Area last week. Fellow conference leader Stanford defeated the Bruins, 68-83, on Thursday, Feb. 3, in Palo Alto. UCLA rebounded against Cal, earning a narrow 74-67 victory over the Bears in Berkeley on Saturday (Feb. 5). After a season-best 28-point performance at Cal, forward Maylana Martin currently ranks second on the Bruins' all-time scoring list (1,910). Against the Cardinal she was held to a single point. Martin averages 16.1 points and 9.1 rebounds per game. Also against the Bears, freshman Nicole Kaczmarski scored 13 points and posted a career-high nine rebounds and five assists. As a team, UCLA leads the Pac-10 in boards (43.3 rpg) and steals (11.11 spg).
USC-UCLA Series Record -- This crosstown rivalry remains the longest standing and most evenly match series in USC program history. Sunday's game will mark the 55th meeting between the Trojans and Bruins. With UCLA's recent success, having won the last 6-of-8 games, USC now owns a 28-27 advantage in the series. Troy has dropped the last five-consecutive games, including a 82-62 loss at Pauley Pavilion on Jan. 16.
Shot Stopper -- Center Denise Woods, the team's only true and active center, blocked a personal-best five shots from reaching the net against Arizona State (Jan. 20). Against Oregon, she added three more to her list of accomplishments. As a team, the Trojans' stopped 12 shots against the Sun Devils - a season-high among Pac-10 schools. This season, Woods has improved her average by nearly a block a game (.8+) since her days at San Francisco. She leads the team with a 2.0 bpg average, which ranks third in the Pac-10. Nationally, she ranks 24th among block leaders.
USC Against Ranked Opponents -- On November 29, Troy nearly defeated No. 7 Texas Tech. After leading the entire game, USC allowed the Red Raiders to tie the score with 1:44 remaining, then lost on a two-point buzzer-beater in overtime. Troy's performance against UCSB was not nearly as strong, falling to the Gauchos, 77-53 (Dec. 21). Immediately following its match-up at UCSB, the Trojans were defeated by No. 12 Notre Dame, 74-59, on the road (Dec. 27). In the final game of USC's Big East tour, the Women of Troy surrendered a 17-point loss to No. 15 Rutgers. Against its fifth ranked opponent of the season, USC and UCLA both entered the Jan. 16 match-up with Pac-10 undefeated records, but it was the No. 14 Bruins who earned the 82-62 victory. On Jan. 22, USC faced its fifth ranked opponent in eight games. In Tucson, the Trojans fell to No. 16 Arizona, 67-52.
Team Newcomers Find Pac-10 Success -- Between the seven newcomers on the 1999-20000 USC roster, three remain among top conference leaders. Senior transfer Danielle Golay ranks ninth in field goal percentage (47.7), 14th in scoring (11.8 ppg) and 14th in rebounds (5.4 rpg). Junior transfer Denise Woods ranks third in blocks (2.0 bpg), and senior Erica Mashia, who is playing for the first time in three years, ranks ninth in three-point percentage (33.7).
Prep Connection -- 1999-2000 is the third and final season two prep teammates will share the Trojan spotlight. Senior forward Tiffany Washington and junior forward Tashara Carter both hail from Bishop Montgomery High in Torrance, Calif. As preps, each was named Del Rey League MVP and Division III Player of the Year. In 1995-96, the duo helped lead Bishop Montgomery to the Southern Section Division III championships and state finals. At USC, Washington and Carter have started in nearly every game for the past two seasons. They return this season as the team's top two rebounders with a 7.0 and 6.0 average in 1998-99.
Vote Of Confidence -- During the Lifetime television broadcast of the Four in the Fall Classic in Lubbock, Texas, the analysts were asked which teams they predict will reach the 2000 Final Four. USC Alum Cynthia Cooper of the WNBA's Houston Comets had this to say... "La Tech, UConn, Tennessee, USC... I like a Cinderella favorite. My old Trojans, USC - they're going to upset everyone."
Mashia Is Back -- After missing the last three seasons due to injuries, senior guard Erica Mashia has finally returned to the USC starting lineup As a freshman, Mashia made a noticeable impact on the Pac-10 and became the sixth player in program history to be named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman team. Only 13 games into her career at USC, she set a conference and program record for consecutive free throws made (33). With an 84.4 free throw percentage that season, she remains as USC's all-time single-season leader. Her accomplishments as a freshman were unfortunately followed by two consecutive hip injuries and a knee injury that forced her to sit out the past three seasons.
All-Pac-10 Returner -- Sophomore guard Tiffany Elmore returns this season after earning All-Pac-10 honorable mention honors as a freshman. Starting in 25 of 27 games in 1998-99, Elmore was forced to exhibit tremendous leadership and skill in only her first year. She finished the season as the team's second-highest scorer (11.9 ppg) after twice scoring a career-high 24 points against Drake (11/25/98) and California (2/12/99). Adrain Williams, who graduate in May 1999, was the team's other 1998-99 all-conference selection.
Transfer Talent -- Two players, forced to sit and watch the team struggle last season, are eligible and eager to see playing time in 1999-2000. Denise Woods and Danielle Golay redshirted the 1998-99 season after each transferred from Division I programs. Woods, a 6-foot-2 center, played her first two collegiate seasons at the University of San Francisco. As a sophomore, she earned All-West Coast Conference honors and averaged 14.0 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. Golay, a 6-foot-2 forward, transferred after having played three seasons at Seton Hall. There, she earned All-Big East honors as a junior after leading the team in scoring (17.2 ppg), field goal percentage (.521) and rebounds (8.2 rpg).
Head Coach Chris Gobrecht -- Chris Gobrecht enters her third season at the helm of the USC women's basketball program. Replacing former head coach Fred Williams on May 8, 1997, Gobrecht returned to her alma mater to help guide the Women of Troy back to national prominence. Throughout 21 years of head coaching experience, Gobrecht has amassed a 359-249 (.590) career record with her programs at Cal State Fullerton (six years), Washington (11), Florida State (one) and USC. During her 11-year tenure at Washington, she was twice named Pac-10 Coach of the Year (1987 and 1988). Gobrecht remains the second-winningest coach in conference history with a 146-80 (.646) mark, and she ranks 37th among active Division I coaches with 359 career victories.
Player Profiles _______________________________________
#3 Tiffany Elmore
Guard, 5-10, Sophomore, Sacramento, CA (Florin)
Last season's starting guard, Elmore was a All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection in 1998-99. She finished as high as 13th among conference scoring leaders, and her 11.9 points per game average was second on the team. This season... Has played in 18 games and made 17 starts... With 11 points (4-of-14), she was Troy's only player to score in double figures, posting a team-leading eight rebounds, three steals and three blocks, but was responsible for seven of 22 USC turnovers against Long Beach State (Dec. 8)... Added a season-high 14 points and career-best 5 assists against Baylor (Dec. 19)... Posted 12 points and six rebounds against UCSB (Dec. 21)... Fouled out against the Gauchos... Suffered a sprained right ankle on Jan. 5 during practice, and did not play against Washington State (Jan. 7)... Had a season-best 16 points (7-of-11) against Washington (Jan. 9)... Allowed eight turnovers in 32 minutes against UCLA (Jan. 16)... Added 13 points against Arizona State (Jan. 20), tied a career-high with three blocks and three steals... Posted 10 points against Arizona (Jan. 22)... Hit the game-winning shot against Oregon (Jan. 27) and had 13 total points... Collected three steals, but fouled out against Oregon State (Jan. 29)... Added 13 points and two assists against Cal (Feb. 3).
#5 Camille Norwood
Guard, 5-8, Sophomore, Los Angeles, CA (Washington)
Known for her ball-handling skills and offensive touch, Norwood will compete for starting time at the point position this season. This season... Has played in 14 games... Hit 5-of-6 at the line against Baylor (Dec. 19)... Sat-out against Washington State (Jan. 7) due to a one-game suspension for an infraction of team rules... Added two assists against Oregon (Jan. 27)... Surpassed her previous high with three assists against Oregon State (Jan. 29).
#11 Erica Mashia
Guard, 5-7, Senior, Portland, OR. (Jefferson)
Mashia makes a final comeback attempt this season after being forced to sit out the past three years due to knee and hip injuries. An All- Pac-10 Freshman selection in her first year with the Trojans, Mashia looks to reclaim her reputation. This season... Has played in 19 games and made 13 starts... Made her official return to the court against Portland (Nov. 23), posting 10 points and shooting 4-of-7 from the field, including 1-of-3 from three-point range... Sparked the team with a familiar performance against SDSU (Dec. 4) with five three-pointers which tied a career-best and USC's fourth-best all-time game record... Went 1-of-7 (3 points) from the field against LBSU (Dec. 8)... Made her first start since 1995-96 against Baylor (Dec. 19), but struggled at the point with 7 turnovers... Set a season-high with five assists against UCSB (Dec. 21)... Hit 2-of-5 from behind the arch (4-of-10 overall, 10 points) and forced six turnovers against Notre Dame (Dec. 27)... Tied a season-best with 15 points against Rutgers (Dec. 30) with a 50 percent shooting effort, including 3-of-7 three-pointers... Had her best performance this season against Washington State (Jan. 7), hitting 6-of-9 three pointers and added four rebounds and 20 points... Her six three-pointers tied a USC all-time record, set a personal career-best and marked a Pac-10 season-best... Was held to 3-of-12 (7 pts.) shooting, but grabbed a season-best five rebounds against UCLA (Jan. 16)... Hit 3-of-5 three-pointers against Arizona State (Jan. 20), including one at :08 to send the game into overtime... Hit 4-of-4 at the line and had 17 total points in Tempe... Surpassed season-high with six assists against Cal (Feb. 3)... Posted 14 points in the second half, including 3-of-7 from behind the arch, against Stanford (Feb. 5)... Also grabbed six rebounds against the Cardinal tieing a career-high.
#12 Ayeshia Smith
Guard, 5-5, Junior, Philadelphia, PA. (Cowley County CC)
A transfer from Cowley Community College, Smith possesses a knack for ball handling and passing, and the ability to score from the perimeter. This season... Has played in 11 games and made 4 starts... Led the team with 11 points (3-10) and seven assists against Portland (Nov. 23)... Accounted for 13 points (6-13) against Creighton (Nov. 26)... Had nine assists against San Diego State (Dec. 4)... Added three assists against the 49ers (Dec. 8)... Hit 2-of-2 from three-point range for six points against Rutgers (Dec. 30)... She is out indefinitely for the remainder of the season after breaking her middle finger on her left hand against Washington State (Jan. 9).
#13 Denise Woods
Center, 6-2, Junior, Richmond, CA (Univ. of San Francisco)
Woods joins the squad this season as a redshirt junior after transferring from San Francisco. An 1998 All-West Coast Conference selection, she brings needed size and skill to the post. This season... Has played in 19 games and made 7 starts... Made game-winning layup in USC's narrow defeat of Creighton (Nov. 26)... Added a season-high 19 points (8-11) against Texas Tech (Nov. 29), and led the team with eight rebounds and three blocks... Shot a team-high 40.0 percent against LBSU (Dec. 8), and added two blocks and seven boards... Posted a season-best 12 boards, and accounted for three blocks against Sac State (Dec. 11)... Blocked a personal-best four shots against Washington State (Jan. 7) and added 13 points... Went 4-of-4 from the field (8 points) and made three stops against Washington (Jan. 9)... Provided a spark of the bench, posting 14 points (6-of-10) all in the second half against UCLA (Jan. 16)... Led the squad with seven rebounds and a season-high five blocks against Arizona State (Jan. 20)... Added another three blocks against Oregon (Jan. 27), while hitting 2-of-2 from three point range for 11 total points... Hit 6-of-6 at the line against Oregon State (Jan. 29)... Started against Stanford (Feb. 5) and added six rebounds.
#14 Carmen Krause
Forward, 6-1, Sophomore, Prescott, AZ (Prescott)
Honored as the team's "Most Improved Player" last season, Krause returns to the forward position to add depth and valuable experience gained in 1998-99. This season... Has played in 18 games... Did not travel to Portland (Nov. 23) due to illness... Had a career-best performance against Baylor (Dec. 19) with 11 points (4-of-5) and added 4 rebounds... Went 5-of-6 at the line, grabbed seven rebounds and forced two turnovers against UCSB (Dec. 21) - all season highs... Hit her first career three-pointer en route to a six point, three assist performance against Arizona State (Jan. 20)... Posted a season-best four assists against Stanford (Feb. 5).
#15 Lauren Smith-Hams
Guard, 5-7, Freshman, Los Altos, CA (Pinewood)
The daughter of one of the cofounders of the American Basketball League, Smith-Hams was an all-league first team four-year selection as a prep. This season... Has played in 18 games and made 3 starts... Made first start against Creighton on November 26... In only her second start of the season against Sac State (Dec. 11), she hit 3-of-6 from three-point range to add to 11 total points... Went 2-of-2 from the field and 1-of-1 from behind the arch against Arizona State (Jan. 20).
#20 Tennille Grant
Guard/Forward, 5-10, Freshman, Kansas City, MO (Northeast)
A Nike Midwest All-American, Grant possesses quickness and scoring ability at the small forward position. This season... Has played in 17 games... Was 2-of-2 from the field against San Diego State (Dec. 4)... Hit 2-of-3 from the field, 2-of-2 at the line (6 points) and added five rebounds against Sac State (Dec. 11)... Played 17 minutes against Rutgers (Dec. 30)... Hit 2-of-2 from the field against Arizona State (Jan. 20).
#21 Erin Young
Guard, 5-11, Freshman, Dallas, TX (Highland Park)
A 1999-2000 walk-on, Young has proven to be a talented and athletic guard in her first season at Troy. This season... Has played in 13 games and made 1 start... Tallied her first field goal of the season with a three-point shot against Sac State (Dec. 11)... Played seven minutes and added one three-pointer and one board against Notre Dame (Dec. 27)... Topped her previous performances with nine points, including 2-3 from three-point range in 21 minutes of play against Washington State (Jan. 7)... Added one steal and 2-of-2 at the line against Arizona State (Jan. 20)... Hit 2-of-2 from the field, including one three-pointer, against Arizona (Jan. 22)... Shot 100.0 percent in nine minutes on the court with one field goal and 2-of-2 at the line against Cal (Feb. 3)... Made her first collegiate start against Stanford (Feb. 5).
#22 Tashara Carter
Forward, 6-0, Junior, Harbor City, CA (Bishop Montgomery)
A two-year starter, Carter gained valuable experience at both the guard and forward positions last season. Among the returners, she led last year's squad in assists (1.78 apg), steals (2.0 spg) and blocks (0.70 bpg). This season... Has played in 19 games and made 19 starts... Posted a team-leading nine rebounds and three blocks at Portland (Nov. 23)... Added five assists against Texas Tech (Nov. 29)... Fouled out against LBSU (Dec. 8)... Accounted for 11 points and career-best six assists against Sac State (Dec. 11), while shooting 66.6 percent on the night... Tied career-best with six assists against Baylor (Dec. 19), while accounting for 14 points (6-of-9)... Added 10 points, including 10th and 11th straight points at the line against Notre Dame (Dec. 27)... Fouled out against Rutgers (Dec. 30)... Scored a career-high 21 points (9-of-13) against Washington (Jan. 9) - seven of which were scored in the final two minutes... Forced a season-best four turnovers against UCLA (Jan. 16)... Had her sixth double-figure performance against Arizona State (Jan. 20) with 12 points... Added a team-high 12 points against Arizona (Jan. 22)... Led the team with 20 points against Oregon (Jan. 27) - the second time this season she's scored 20+ points... Posted a team-high 15 points and four steals against Cal (Feb. 3)... Scored 19 poinst against Stanford (Feb. 5), 17 of them in the first half... Also went 5-for-5 at the line against the Cardinal.
#35 Portia Mitchell
Center, 6-4, Freshman, Los Angeles, CA (Narbonne)
A Women's Basketball Journal, Nike and Student Sport All-American, Mitchell provides size at the post for the Trojans. This season... Has not played in the first 19 games of the season since failing to meet conditioning requirements.
#40 Tiffany Washington
Forward, 6-2, Senior, Lawndale, CA (Bishop Montgomery)
Undoubtedly the squad's most experienced player, Washington has played an important role in the program over the last four years. Last season she was the fifth-leading rebounder (7.0 rpg) in the Pac-10. This season... Has played in 18 games and made 12 starts... Had two steals and six boards against San Diego State (Dec. 4)... Nearly posted a double-double with nine points and nine rebounds against Sac State (Dec. 11)... Led the team with five rebounds against Notre Dame (Dec. 27)... Started against Rutgers (Dec. 30) and added four rebounds and five points... Posted the team's first double-double of the season with 11 points and 11 boards against Washington State (Jan. 7) - all points were tallied at the line... Made her first assist of the season and added eight points against Arizona State (Jan. 20)... Collected her first block of the season, along with a season-high five steals and 3-of-4 shooting against Arizona (Jan. 22)... Led the team with 11 points against Oregon State (Jan. 29)... Added 11 points and led with eight rebounds against Cal (Feb. 3)... Suffered a possible sprained left knee against the Bears and did not play against Stanford (Feb. 5).
#43 Danielle Golay
Forward, 6-2, Senior, Manassas, VA (Seton Hall Univ.)
Golay joins the program as an active player after three seasons at Seton Hall. An All-Big East second team pick her final season, she averaged 12.3 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. This season... Has played in 19 games and made 19 starts... Added 10 points and was perfect from the line (4-4) against Portland (Nov. 23)... Nearly missed a double-double with 10 points and nine boards against Creighton (Nov. 26), while shooting 4-of-4 from the line and leading the team with three steals... Added 14 points against Texas Tech (Nov. 29)... Led the team in scoring with 16 points and had boards and two steals against SDSU (Dec. 4)... Added a team-leading 12 points against Sac State (Dec. 11)... Led the team with a season-best 19 points (75%) and eight rebounds against Baylor (Dec. 19), and was perfect at the line (4-of-4)... Had a game-leading 17 points (6-13) and seven boards against UCSB (Dec. 21)... With a similar performance, hit 6-of-13 on the night to lead the team with 16 points, five rebounds and four assists against Notre Dame (Dec. 27)... Posted 12 points (5-of-11) and five boards against Rutgers (Dec. 30)... Had 17 points against Washington (Jan. 9)... Had her third-straight double digit performance with 20 points (8-of-16) against UCLA (Jan. 16), surpassing a season-high... Fouled out in the overtime period against Arizona State (Jan. 20)... Was held to 0-for-6 against the Sun Devils... Rebounded against Arizona with 12 points and three steals against Arizona (Jan. 22)... Posted 11 points and a team-high six rebounds, three assists and two steals against Oregon (Jan. 27)... Added 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting (Jan. 29).
