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1 The Lady Bulldogs in Duluth WBB Sports Info Contact:... Mike Mobley Mobley Cell: Mobley Team Hotel:...Marriott Gwinnett Place Hotel Phone: Hotel Fax: The University of Georgia At-A-Glance Location:... Athens, Ga. Founded: Enrollment:... 34,180 Conference...Southeastern Nickname:...Lady Bulldogs Mascot:... UGA VII (pronounced Ugg-ah) Colors... Red & Black President:...Dr. Michael F. Adams Director of Athletics:...Damon Evans Executive Associate AD:... Frank Crumley Sr. Associate AD:... Dr. Carla Williams (SWA) Associate ADs:... Claude Felton, Arthur Johnson,... Alan Thomas, Craig White Assistant ADs...Eric Baumgartner, Matt Brachowski, Glada Horvat, Charley Whittemore Lady Bulldog Basketball At-A-Glance Seasons:... 36th All-Time Record: (.702) NCAA Appearances:...26 of 28 (2nd nationally) Overall NCAA Record: (.656) Best NCAA Finish:... Runner-up (1985, 1996) Table of Contents...1 Lady Bulldog Rosters... 2 Game Notes Schedule & Results... 3 Matchups vs. Arizona State... 3 Keeping an eye on Tale of stat tape vs. Arizona State... 4 Make it 15 straight for UGA... 4 All-time NCAA Tournament Leaders by school and coaches... 5 The Energizer Bulldog...she keeps on going... 5 Georgia vs. the Duluth pod... 5 Lady Dogs career NCAA Tourney Stats... 5 All-time NCAA Tourney results by Site, by Round and by Opponent... 6 Lady Bulldog staff inks top-5 recruiting class... 6 Lady Dogs record when... 7 Double-digit Lady Dogs... 8 Misc. Stats (30-pt., 20-pt., games leading)... 8 Lady Bulldogs in SEC & NCAA stats... 9 UGA unranked for first time since Landers collects 800th W... 9 Updated UGA career top-10s Statistical Review Overall Individual stats SEC Regular-Season Individual stats Game-by-Game Results Team & Individual Superlatives Game-by-Game Team Linescores Game-by-Game Box Scores Andy Landers Graduation soon to top 100 percent! To date, 51 of Andy Landers 53 four-year Lady Bulldog letterwinners have received their degrees from UGA. The two not included on that ledger Lady Hardmon Grooms and Kedra Holland-Corn departed Athens for successful professional playing careers in the WNBA and overseas. Now retired, both Holland-Corn and Hardmond are back on campus and are on track to receive their diplomas in May and August 2009, respectively. At that point, Landers s four-year letterwinners will have combined to earn 55 degrees from UGA a graduation rate of 104 percent Lady Bulldog Biographies Andy Landers & Staff No. 1 Ashley Houts No. 4 Danielle Taylor No. 11 Meredith Mitchell No. 15 Jaleesa Rhoden No. 20 Angela Puleo No. 21 Porsha Phillips No. 22 Christy Marshall No. 25 Sarah Stoddard No. 33 Angel Robinson No. 42 Ali Watt NCAA Tournament History NCAA Box Scores with current Lady Dogs Game-by-Game Results Game-by-Game Team Linescores Lady Bulldog NCAA Tourney Records Opponent NCAA Tourney Records Season Clips Table of Contents Tina Taylor (above with her mother, Sandra) received three degrees from UGA s prestigious Terry College of business. Taylor was granted six years of eligibility due to two knee injuries. She earned a bachelor s degree in Accounting in 2003, a second bachelor s in Finance in 2004 and a master s in Accounting in Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 1

2 Lady Bulldog Basketball Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown / School Major 1 Ashley Houts G 5-6 Jr.-2L Trenton, Ga. / Dade County HS Recreation & Leisure Studies 4 Danielle Taylor F 6-1 Sr.-3L Savannah, Ga. / Beach HS Social Work 11 Meredith Mitchell G 6-1 Fr.-HS Midfield, Ala. / Midfield HS Business (intended) 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G 5-8 RSo.-1L London, Ontario / London Central Management & Marketing 20 Angela Puleo G 5-9 So.-1L Maryville, Tenn. / William Blount HS Speech Communications 21 Porsha Phillips F 6-2 So.-Tr. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Tr.-LSU Child & Family Development 22 Christy Marshall G 6-1 Jr.-2L Savannah, Ga. / Beach HS Fashion Merchandising 25 Sarah Stoddard G 5-8 So.-HS Austell, Ga. / South Cobb HS Exercise & Sports Science 33 Angel Robinson F 6-5 RJr.-2L Marietta, Ga. / Marietta HS Child & Family Development 42 Ali Watt G 5-10 Jr.-HS Duluth, Ga. / Wesleyan School Kinesiology Lady Bulldog Basketball Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown / School Major 1 Ashley Houts G 5-6 Jr.-2L Trenton, Ga. / Dade County HS Recreation & Leisure Studies 22 Christy Marshall G 6-1 Jr.-2L Savannah, Ga. / Beach HS Fashion Merchandising 11 Meredith Mitchell G 6-1 Fr.-HS Midfield, Ala. / Midfield HS Business (intended) 21 Porsha Phillips F 6-2 So.-Tr. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Tr.-LSU Child & Family Development 20 Angela Puleo G 5-9 So.-1L Maryville, Tenn. / William Blount HS Speech Communications 33 Angel Robinson F 6-5 RJr.-2L Marietta, Ga. / Marietta HS Child & Family Development 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G 5-8 RSo.-1L London, Ontario / London Central Management & Marketing 25 Sarah Stoddard G 5-8 So.-HS Austell, Ga. / South Cobb HS Exercise & Sports Science 4 Danielle Taylor F 6-1 Sr.-3L Savannah, Ga. / Beach HS Social Work 42 Ali Watt G 5-10 Jr.-HS Duluth, Ga. / Wesleyan School Kinesiology Pronuciations: Jaleesa Rhoden Jah-lee-sah Rowe-den; Angela Puleo Pah-lay-oh Head Coach: Andy Landers (Tennessee Tech 74) Director of Ops: Heather LaBarbera (Georgia 02) (.757), in 34 seasons overall Athletic Trainer: Shannon Becker (Wis.-La Crosse 04) (.757), in 30 seasons at UGA Grad. Asst. Mangers: Sara Kate Greene (Georgia 08) Assistant Coaches: La Keshia Frett (Georgia 97) Amy Jones (Presbyterian 08) Kim Hairston (Richmond 00) Student Managers: Renae Bracken, Lindsay Pilgrim, Cameron Newbauer (IU-Fort Wayne 01) James Robinson, Chase White, Keith Reeves Page 2 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Rosters Breakdowns By Class: Seniors... 1 Danielle Taylor Juniors...4 Ashley Houts Christy Marshall Angel Robinson Ali Watt Sophomores...4 Angela Puleo Porsha Phillips Jaleesa Rhoden Sarah Stoddard Freshmen... 1 Meredith Mitchell By Height: 6-5 Angel Robinson 6-2 Porsha Phillips 6-1 Christy Marshall Meredith Mitchell Danielle Taylor 5-10 Ali Watt 5-9 Angela Puleo 5-8 Jaleesa Rhoden Sarah Stoddard 5-6 Ashley Houts By State/Country: Alabama... 1 Meredith Mitchell Canada... 1 Jaleesa Rhoden Georgia... 7 Ashley Houts Christy Marshall Porsha Phillips Angel Robinson Sarah Stoddard Danielle Taylor Ali Watt Tennessee... 1 Angela Puleo

3 Georgia Lady Bulldog Basketball NCAA tournament vs. Arizona State GAME 32 First Round March 21 at Noon Arena at Gwinnett Center (10,722) Duluth, Ga. ESPN2 TV Georgia Bulldog Radio Network (AM960 The Ref in Athens) SID Contact: Mike Mobley ) Georgia Results & Schedule Overall: SEC: 7-7 (7th) Home: 10-3 Road: 4-9 Neutral: 4-1 Date Opponent (TV) Score/Tip 11/15 Alabama State W /20 at Oakland W /22 at Detroit Mercy L /26 N.C. Central W /28 # vs. Cal State Fullerton W /29 # vs. E. Washington W /1 East Tennessee State W /3 Tennessee Tech W /5 at Georgia Tech L /8 % at Rutgers (ESPN2) L /20 at UAB W /22 & vs. Clemson W /30 Xavier L /2 at Virginia (ESPNU) L /8 * at Ole Miss (CSS) L /11 * South Carolina W /15 Savannah State W /18 * at Florida (FSN) L /22 * Vanderbilt (FSN) W /25 * at Alabama W /29 * Auburn (CSS) W /1 * Mississippi State W /5 * at Tennessee (FSN) L /8 * Arkansas L /15 * at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) L /19 * LSU L /22 * at Auburn (FSN) L /26 * at Kentucky (FSSO) W /1 * Florida (CSS) W /5 + vs. Kentucky (FSSO) W /6 + vs. Vanderbilt (FSSO) L vs. Arizona State (ESPN2) 12:00 # Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.) % Jimmy V Basketball Classic (Piscataway, N.J.) & Arena at Gwinnett Center (Duluth, Ga.) + SEC Tournament (N. Little Rock, NCAA Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) * SEC game All times EASTERN Lady Bulldogs back in NCAAs Georgia earned a spot in the bracket of the NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Championships for the 26th time in 28 editions of March Madness when the field was announced on Monday evening. In the process, UGA moved into sole possession of the No. 2 position on the NCAA Tournament s leaders ledger for all-time bids. Traditional national powers Louisiana Tech and Old Dominion both missed this year s tournament and remained stuck on 25 invites. The Lady Bulldogs, who are the No. 11 seed in the Trenton Regional, will host No. 6-seeded Arizona State on Saturday at noon at the Arena at Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Ga.. The facility is about an hour down Georgia Highway 316 from the UGA campus. Andy Landers teams are traditionally accustomed to watching selection shows pondering their seeding rather than their inclusion. Therefore, Monday s telecast was quite unique for Georgia Basketball. An obvious bubble team, the Lady Bulldogs were forced to wait until the last eighth of the bracket was revealed to discover their fate. In addition, Georgia anxiously reviewed the location of every game announced... ensuring that Duluth didn t appear without the Lady Bulldogs listed. Obviously our basketball team is very excited if not thrilled to be included, Landers said. We realized the bubble and the size of the bubble. We had played ourselves onto a small bubble, and we knew that we had a chance to get in and a chance to be left out. Pro-nun-see-a-shuns Ashley Houts Howtz Angela Puleo Pah-lay-oh Jaleesa Rhoden Jah-lee-sah Georgia Lady Bulldogs The Matchups Arizona State Sun Devils Records: 18-13, 7-7 SEC Records: 23-8, 15-3 Pac-10 Rankings: NR AP, Rankings: No. 19 AP, NR USA Today/ESPN NR USA Today/ESPN Coach: Andy Landers Coach: Charli Turner Thorne (.753) 30th at UGA (.618) 13th at ASU (.757) 34th overall (.599) 16th overall Most Recent Starting Lineups No. Name PPG RPG No. Name PPG RPG 1 Ashley Houts G 11 Kate Engelbrecht (5-6; Jr.; Trenton, Ga.) (5-10; Sr.; Tucson, Ariz.) 20 Angela Puleo G 20 Briann January (5-9; Soph.; Maryville, Tenn.) (5-8; Sr.; Spokane, Wash.) 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G 13 Danielle Orsillo (5-8; Soph.; London, Ontario) (5-9; Jr.; Oroville, Calif.) 4 Danielle Taylor F 21 Kayli Murphy (6-1; Sr.; Savannah, Ga.) (6-2; Jr.; Phoenix, Ariz.) 33 Angel Robinson F C 33 Sybil Dosty (6-5; Jr.; Marietta, Ga.) (6-3; Sr.; Tucson, Ariz.) Off The Bench Porsha Phillips F 34 Lauren Lacey (6-2; Soph.; Stone Mountain, Ga.) (6-3; Sr.; Olympia Fields, Ill.) 22 Christy Marshall G F 32 Becca Tobin (6-1; Jr.; Savannah, Ga.) (6-5; Soph.; Glendale, Ariz.) 11 Meredith Mitchell G F 23 Kristen Thompson (6-1; Fr.; Midfield, Ala.) (6-6; Sr.; Monroe, Wash.) 42 Ali Watt G 10 Nia Fanaika (5-10; Jr.; Duluth, Ga.) (5-8; Sr.; Millbrae, Calif.)

4 Tale Of The (Stat) Tape Statistic UGA ASU Points Per Game Opp. Point Per Game Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Opp. Field Goal Pct Point Pct Pointers Per Game Opp. 3-Point Pct Free Throw Pct Opp. Free Throw Pct Rebounds Per Game Opp. Rebound Per Game Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game When they called out our name, there was a scream that went up and covered the entire room, Landers continued. You re talking about an excited and happy group of young ladies who I think will come out and do their very best in this game against Arizona State. Monday s high drama has been closer to the rule than the exception for the Lady Bulldog campaign. The previous four months have been quite the roller-coaster ride indeed. And much like the best thrill rides, the ascents and descents occurred when least expected. Here s an attempt at an abridged version. Georgia secured a solid road win at Oakland in its second game of the campaign only to fall to Detroit two days later. That setback removed the Lady Bulldogs from both national polls for the first time since January 2003 a span of nearly six years. UGA bounded back to post a quintet of wins by 29.0 points per game before dropping back-to-back road decisions to Georgia Tech and Rutgers. The Lady Bulldogs averaged 38.0 points in those losses. The luster of a pair of pre-holiday wins quickly dulled with setbacks to Xavier, at Virginia and at Ole Miss, just the sixth threegame skid in Landers 947 games coached at Georgia to that point Georgia Lady Bulldog Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG... After Georgia topped South Carolina in the SEC home opener and Landers secured career win No. 800 against Savannah State, the Lady Bulldogs lost to Florida for the first time since At that point, Georgia was 11-7 overall and 1-2 in SEC play, and the Lady Bulldogs season appeared ready to come completely off the tracks. Seemingly overnight, UGA transformed into a different team. The Lady Bulldogs strung together four straight wins including upsets of then-no. 17 Vanderbilt and then- No. 5 Auburn, which was a perfect 20-0 prior to losing to the Lady Bulldogs. Just as quickly, Georgia embarked on an unprecedented fall, dropping five straight for the first time ever under Landers. With two games left in the regular season, the Lady Dogs string of 29 straight winning seasons seemed in potential jeopardy. A road win at Kentucky and an upset of Florida rounded out the regular season before Georgia topped Kentucky and lost a heart-breaker to eventual champion Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament. The Lady Bulldogs were then forced to sit on a stalled-out roller coaster for 10 days during Spring Break at UGA before the NCAA Tournament bracket was released and their season would continue. 1 Ashley Houts G 5-6 Jr MP; career-high 26 at UK, 12 of UGA s final 13 pts. 4 Danielle Taylor F 6-1 Sr double-digit games in first three seasons; 8 in Meredith Mitchell G 6-1 Fr nd freshman to start for Landers at UGA vs. Sav. State 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G 5-8 So Started both SEC Tournament games 20 Angela Puleo G 5-9 So Has accounted for 39.8 percent of UGA s threes this season 21 Porsha Phillips F 6-2 So ppg, 12 double-digit games in SEC regular season 22 Christy Marshall G 6-1 Jr of 13 double-digit games this season in last 11 contests 25 Sarah Stoddard G 5-8 So First walk-on to join roster; father played at EKU, SDSU 33 Angel Robinson F 6-5 Jr ppg, 11.9 rpg,.613 FG pct. in last seven games 42 Ali Watt G 5-10 Jr Member of three state championship teams at Wesleyan Keeping an eye on... Entering the Arizona State game: Ashley Houts is... 9 points from No. 27 Kara Braxton among UGA s career leaders 2 assists from No. 5 Rachel Powell among UGA s career leaders 12 FTs made from No. 8 Lady Hardmon among UGA s career leaders 32 steals from No. 6 Janet Harris among UGA s career leaders Angel Robinson is blocks from No. 7 Tammye Jenkins among UGA s career leaders 49 points from becoming UGA s 31st 1,000-point career scorer Make it 15 straight for UGA Georgia has now received bids to each of the last 15 NCAA Tournaments, beginning with the Final Four season. During that span, UGA has: Advanced to 10 Sweet 16s (1995, 96, 97, 99, 00, 03, 04, 05, 06 and 07); Advanced to six Elite Eights (1995, 96, 97, 99, 00 and 04); Advanced to three Final Fours (1995, 96 and 99); Finished as 1996 NCAA runner-up; Compiled a (.696) record in NCAA Tournament games. As mentioned earlier, Georgia is now all alone at No. 2 on the list of all-time NCAA Tournament appearances with 26. The Lady Bulldogs haven t just made the field, they ve traditionally played deep into the bracket. All told, the Lady Bulldogs all under Landers have now reached 26 of 28 NCAA Tournaments (92.9 percent). Georgia has advanced to 17 of 27 Sweet 16s (63.0 percent), 10 of 27 Elite Eights (37.0 percent) and five of 27 Final Fours (18.5 percent). A listing of the NCAA Tournament s top-10 programs and head coaches for bids, games won, Regionals reached and Final Four appearances can be found on Page 5 of this Media Guide. Page 4 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

5 1 No. 2 6 N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s Series history vs. Duluth teams Georgia is a combined 9-3 all-time versus the three teams in this weekend s NCAA action in Duluth 1-3 against Arizona State, 7-0 versus Florida State and 1-0 against North Carolina A&T. Arizona State most recently swept both ends of a home-and-home series contested during the early portions and seasons. The Sun Devils secured a win in Tempe on Dec. 2, 2002 and earned a victory on Dec. 7, 2004 in Athens. Georgia won the initial matchup with Arizona State, a overtime victory in the championship game of the 1981 WNIT in Amarillo, Texas. The Sun Devils then topped Georgia, 97-77, in the first round of the first-ever NCAA Tournament the following year in Thirty-two teams were in that bracket. The Lady Bulldogs and Seminoles have played during each of the past two seasons. Georgia defeated FSU in overtime in the first round of the FIU Fun & Sun Classic on Dec. 29, Ashley Houts played all 45 minutes and was named the event s MVP after scoring 24 points in the championship game the following day. The Lady Bulldogs also notched a victory on Jan. 21, 2007, in a Russell Athletic Shootout game played at the Arena at Gwinnett Center. Houts played a pivotal role in that contest as well, with a steal and a pair of FTs with 24 seconds left to make it a twopossession game. The Energizer Bulldog...she keeps going and going and going! The picture above likely displays the last time Ashley Houts will leave the bench. Houts has played all 40 minutes 20 times this season not to mention a pair of 40- games UGA Season Minutes Leaders Pl ay e vs. Vanderbilt in Athens and against Kentucky in r, Se a s o n Av g. the SEC Tournament when she played all but six 1. Ashley Houts, seconds of each. She leads the SEC in minutes 2. Sherill Baker, at 37.6 and is on pace to break her own Georgia 3. Janet Harris, record for average MP as outlined to the right. 4. Kelly Miller, Houts MPG jumps to 39.9 in SEC play where 5. Janet Harris, she played at but 67.6 seconds in 14 regularseason games. During her three seasons in 7. Ashley Houts, Katrina McClain, Athens, Houts has now played 1638 of a possible 8. Mary Beth Lycett, minutes in 42 SEC regular-season games... Lady Hardmon, all but 47 MP or 97.2 percent of the time. 10. Tasha Humphrey, Perhaps more impressive than any of the aforementioned numbers and best displaying her value to the Lady Bulldogs is what Houts did in outings versus Florida and Vanderbilt. In Gainesville, she picked up her fourth foul with 16:02 left in the game and remained in the contest until purposely fouling out with 24.9 seconds remaining. Against the Commodores, Houts was whistled for the fourth time with 16:06 left on the clock but never left the floor. Georgia also won four straight dates with the Seminoles from , as well as a fifth game on Dec. 30, Lady Bulldog career NCAA Tournament Stats Name G-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. PPG RPG A B S 1 Ashley Houts Danielle Taylor Jaleesa Rhoden Angela Puleo Porsha Phillips Christy Marshall Angel Robinson The Lady Bulldogs bested North Carolina A&T, 89-35, in the second game of the season two years ago. WE R N ; )!! While the Lady Bulldogs erupted after seeing Georgia listed on the NCAA Tournament bracket, senior co-captain Danielle Taylor was informed in what we d like to think is an unconventional way...although it may be the most conventional form of communicating on college campuses nationwide. Taylor had just left a class that was supposed to end at 7:45 when her phone lit up with text messages. It was 7:43 and I had just walked out of class, Taylor said. I got three messages all at once from Christy (Marshall), Meredith (Mitchell) and my god father letting me know that we were in. NCAA Tourney Leaders NCAA Bids Rk. School...No. Rk. Coach...No. 1. Tennessee Summitt Georgia Landers La. Tech VanDerveer Old Dominion Foster Stanford...23 Ryan Texas Stringer Virginia Auriemma Vanderbilt...22 Conradt UConn,...21 Portland N. Carolina Barmore Penn State...21 Larry, Yow NCAA Victories Rk. School...No. Rk. Coach...No. 1. Tennessee Summitt Connecticut Auriemma La. Tech Barmore Stanford VanDerveer Georgia Landers Duke Stringer Purdue Goestenkors N. Carolina Hatchell LSU Ryan ODU, Vandy Conradt NCAA Sweet 16s Rk. School...No. Rk. Coach...No. 1. Tennessee Summitt La. Tech Landers Georgia...17 Barmore Connecticut Auriemma Stanford VanDerveer N. Carolina Stringer Vanderbilt...13 Ryan LSU, ODU Conradt...11 Virginia M. Sharp, Portland, K. Yow NCAA Final Fours Rk. School...No. Rk. Coach...No. 1. Tennessee Summitt Connecticut Auriemma... 9 La. Tech...8 Barmore Stanford VanDerveer Georgia Landers... 5 LSU Goestekors Duke...4 Stringer Seven schools Six coaches... 3 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 5

6 Georgia s NCAA Record By Location... Rec. Pct. Home Road Neutral By Round... Rec. Pct. Round of Round of Sweet Elite Eight Semifinals Championship By Opponent... Rec. Last Clemson Duke Indiana Iowa State Iowa Liberty Long Beach State Louisville North Carolina Old Dominion Purdue Rutgers Stanford Tennessee Georgia is 1-0 (year of meeting) vs... Arizona (1997), Belmont (2007), Charlotte (2003), Chattanooga (1989), Colorado (1995), Eastern Kentucky (1997), Hartford (2006), Illinois (1986), Kansas (1987), Louisiana Tech (1996), Marist (2006), Ole Miss (1984), Montana (2000), N.C. State (1995), Oklahoma State (1996), St. Francis (Pa.) (1996), San Diego State (1993), SMU (1999), Stephen F. Austin (1996), Tennessee Tech (1985), Texas (2005), TCU (2004), Rice (2005), UCLA (1985), UNLV (1991), Vanderbilt (1997) Georgia is 0-1 (year of meeting) vs... Arizona State (1982), Arkansas (1990), Auburn (1988), Connecticut (2006), George Washington (1998), LSU (2004), Missouri (2001), Southern Cal (1983) Page 6 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Lady Bulldog staff inks top-5 recruiting class A quartet of the nation s top girls basketball players inked letters of intent with the Georgia Lady Bulldogs on Nov. 12, giving Andy Landers and his staff what is widely regarded as one of the top-5 recruiting classes in the nation. Anne Marie Armstrong, Jasmine Hassell, Jasmine James and Tamika Willis each ranked among the nation s top-50 overall prospects by one or more scouting services will continue their basketball careers in Athens next fall. The class has been ranked No. 3 nationally by both All-Star Girls Basketball Report and The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report, as well as No. 5 by Blue Star and No. 7 by Hoopgurlz. I m very pleased with the quality of the class, Landers said. I m sure this class as a whole will be recognized as an outstanding group, but each individual player is outstanding and will have the opportunity to make our team better. This is the sum total of a lot of hard work and diligence on the part of our coaching staff and our assistant coaches should be congratulated. Armstrong, a 6-3, wing coached by Jan Azar at the Wesleyan School in Norcross, Ga., is the reigning Miss Georgia Basketball and ranked as the nation s No. 6 prospect at her position by the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. Hassell, a 6-2, center coached by Bud Brandon at Wilson Central High School in Lebanon, Tenn., was named the 2008 Division I AAA Miss Basketball for Tennessee after leading the Wildcats to their second state title in three years. She is listed as the nation s No. 6 center by the All-Star Girls Report. James, a 5-9, guard coached by Lynn Whitfield at Barlett High School in Memphis, Tenn., was named the Memphis Commercial Appeal s Player of the Year as both a sophomore and a junior. She is ranked No. 5 nationally among guard prospects by the All-Star Girls Report. Willis, a 6-2, forward coached by Hilda Hankerson at Atlanta s Westlake High, is a two time All-State performer in Class AAAA and tabbed as the No. 11 post prospect by the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. It s an opportunity for us and for me as the lone senior having another chance to go to the tournament, Taylor added. Having been every year, it s definitely a privilege and an honor to go again. I m very excited about playing in the NCAA Tournament. Not home but not too far away Georgia is no stranger to the Arena at Gwinnett Center, compiling a 5-1 record during four different appearances in Duluth over the past five seasons. On Dec. 22 this season, the Lady Bulldogs defeated Clemson in Duluth. After trailing by a dozen points late in the first half, Georgia scored the final eight of the period and opened the second stanza on a 14-2 run to completely turn the game around. The facility hosted the Russell Athletic Shootout from , an SEC vs. ACC doubleheader featuring the Lady Bulldogs and Georiga Tech as co-hosts. Georgia topped Clemson (88-60), Miami (74-59) and Florida State (70-65) during three Shootouts. The arena also was site of the 2007 SEC Tournament when the second-seeded Lady Bulldogs defeated Kentucky (72-40) before falling to eventual champion Vanderbilt (81-56) in the semifinal round. Houts, Robinson named All-SEC Juniors Ashley Houts and Angel Robinson were tabbed second-team All-SEC in balloting of league coaches. Houts leads the Lady Bulldogs in scoring (12.2 ppg), free throw percentage (.793), assists (4.7 apg), steals (2.2 spg) and minutes played (37.6 mpg). Robinson is second on the team in scoring at She leads the SEC in rebounding (9.3 rpg) and tops Georgia in field goal percentage (.561) and blocks (2.2 bpg). Robinson rolling Angel Robinson has elevated her game of late. Over the last seven outings, the junior from Marietta is averaging 15.6 points and 11.9 rebounds while connecting on 61.3 percent of her field goal attempts. She has four of her team-high nine double-doubles during that span. Robinson played the finest game of her career in Georgia s loss to Vanderbilt in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament. She scored a career-high 29 points and hauled in a season-best 16 rebounds. Both figures represented the top tally by any Lady Bulldog this season.

7 The Magic Number returns After scoring more than 80 points in three of its first five games, Georgia went 23 consecutive games without reaching that mark before Lady Bulldogs then scored 84 and 82 points in back-to-back outings against Florida and Kentucky. Those performances furthered perhaps one of the greatest statistical indicators in intercollegiate athletics. During Andy Landers 30 seasons at UGA, Georgia has compiled an astronomical record when scoring 80 or more points. That equates to a success rate of percent when hitting the 80-point plateua on Landers watch. Robinson takes SEC board lead The SEC s top two rebounders went head to head in the SEC Tourney quarterfinals. Kentucky s Victoria Dunlap led the league in rebounding, while Angel Robinson was second. Both were collecting 9.1 boards per game, with Dunlap snaring a single rebound more over 29 regular-season games. Robinson hauled in 10 boards to Dunlap s five to inch ahead to the top position in the conference stats. Robinson then furthered that lead with 16 boards against Vanderbilt in the SEC semis. Robinson is attempting to become the fourth Georgia player to lead the SEC in rebounding, following Janet Harris (10.3 rpg in ), Katrina McClain (12.2 rpg in ) and Tammye Jenkins (8.6 rpg in ). Ding, dong the streak is dead! The Feb. 26 win at Kentucky snapped the first five-game losing streak during Andy Landers 30 seasons in Athens. Georgia had dropped successive decisions to No. 12 Tennessee, Arkansas, No. 24 Vanderbilt, LSU and No. 3 Auburn before topping the Wildcats. In fact, the Lady Dogs had never lost four straight in a single season under Landers. Georgia fell to Stanford in the Elite Eight of the 1991 NCAA Tournament and then dropped the first three games of the campaign in the only other four-game losing streak under Landers. Wherefore art thou Defense An intriguing and puzzling common denominator during the first three setbacks in Georgia s five-game losing streak was the Lady Bulldogs defensive performance. While UGA struggled with scoring, rebounding and turnover woes at times, its defense had been relatively solid from the get-go. After allowing only one team to score 70 points in the first 22 games of the season, Georgia gave up successive season-high scores of 73 to Tennessee, 77 to Arkansas and 80 to Vanderbilt. A streak dies, a streak lives on! Georgia guaranteed a winning record for the 30th straight season with the victory at Kentucky. Georgia is one of only four schools to post a winning record during each of the 28 seasons since women s hoops came under NCAA guidance with the season. Louisiana Tech, Tennessee and Wisconsin-Green Bay are the other three. Andy Landers has coached the Lady Bulldogs to 30 straight winning seasons, the second-longest streak among all Division I head coaches trailing only Pat Summitt s tally of 35. She was Houtstanding Ashley Houts was selected as the SEC Player of the Week on March 2 after averaging 20.0 points in wins over Kentucky and No. 17 Florida. Houts scored a career-high 26 points at Kentucky and followed that with 14 against the Gators. During those wins, Houts also ascended among the Lady Bulldogs statistical career leader ledgers for points, assists and free throws made. Houts also was tabbed SEC Player of the Week on Dec. 1. A duo of class reunions Redan High School classmates Porsha Phillips and Armani Franklin squared off in competing uniforms in the SEC Tourney for the second time in three games. In fact, a Lady Bulldog faced someone from their high school graduating class three times in a five-game span. On Feb. 19, Meredith Mitchell met LSU s Courtney Jones. They led Midfield High to Alabama AAAA state titles in 2007 and UGA s Phillips and UK s Franklin both graduated from Redan High after helping the Lady Raiders to a record from During that span, Redan finished as Georgia s Class AAAAA runner-up in 2005, reached the state semifinals in 2006 and advanced to the state quarterfinals in 2003 and Phillips and Franklin were coached by former Lady Bulldog Rhonda Malone at Redan. Malone was a two-year starter at UGA and a member of teams that reached the 1983 Final Four and captured the 1983 and 1984 SEC Championships. Double-digit TV dates ESPN2 s telecast of the Arizona State game is the 14th TV date for Georgia during the season. Three regular-season contests aired on the ESPN family of networks at Rutgers and at Vanderbilt were on ESPN2 and at Virginia was shown on ESPNU. FOX Sports Net and FOX Sports South aired seven games. Matchups at Florida, vs. Vanderbilt, at Tennessee and at Auburn were televised nationally on FSN. FSSO s telecast at Kentucky wrapped up the FOX regular-season slate and the network also aired SEC Tournament games versus Kentucky and Vanderbilt. In addition, CSS aired a trio of contests, games at Ole Miss game and those against Auburn and Florida in Athens. The Lady Bulldogs annually are one of the nation s most televised teams. Georgia is (.617) all-time on TV. Over the past five years, UGA has appeared on TV an average of 16.2 times per season. Houts becomes 30th to 1000 Ashley Houts became the Lady Bulldogs 30th 1,000-point career scorer during the Feb. 15 game at Vanderbilt. Houts has since upped that tally to 1,084 points is now only nine away from the No. 27 total (1,093 points) among Georgia s career scoring leaders that is currently occupied by Kara Braxton. Lady Dogs By The Numbers The Lady Bulldogs record is... Overall: SEC Games: (7th) Streak:...Lost 1 Home Overall (SEC): (5-2) Road Overall (SEC): (2-5) Neutral Games (SEC): Day Games: Night Games: November Games: December Games: January Games: February Games: March Games: Monday Games: Tuesday Games: Wednesday Games: Thursday Games: Friday Games: Saturday Games: Sunday Games: Overtime Games: Television Games: vs. Ranked Opponents: Georgia s record when... Leading at Halftime: Home Games: Road Games: Neutral Games: Trailing at Halftime: Home Games: Road Games: Neutral Games: Tied at Halftime: Home Games: Road Games: Neutral Games: UGA Shoots 50 percent or better: UGA Shoots percent: UGA Shoots 39 percent or less: Opp. Shoots 50 percent or better: Opp. Shoots percent: Opp. Shoots percent: Opp. Shoots 29 percent or less: UGA Outrebounds (or ties) Opp.: Opp. Outrebounds Georgia UGA Has Fewer (or equal) TOs: Opp. Has Fewer TOs: UGA Scores 80 points or more: UGA Scores points: UGA Scores 69 points or less: Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 7

8 Double Digit Lady Dogs Points Season Career Porsha Phillips 20 25* Ashley Houts Angel Robinson Christy Marshall Angela Puleo 8 16 Danielle Taylor 8 10 Jaleesa Rhoden 2 3 Jasmine Lee 1 2 Rebounds Season Career Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips 4 4 Jasmine Lee 1 1 Assists Season Career Ashley Houts 1 2 Steals Season Career Ashley Houts 0 1 Double-Doubles Season Career Angel Robinson 9 17 Porsha Phillips 4 4 Jasmine Lee 1 1 Ashley Houts 1 3 * Includes 5 double-digit efforts at LSU Miscellaneous Stats 20-Point Games Season Career Ashley Houts 4 7 Porsha Phillips 2 2 Danielle Taylor 1 2 Puleo & Robinson 1 1 Games as leading scorer Tot. Ashley Houts 10 Phillips & Robinson 8 Danielle Taylor 3 Angela Puleo 2 Marshall & Rhoden 1 Games as leading rebounder Tot. Angel Robinson 20 Porsha Phllips 8 Christy Marshall 4 Jasmine Lee 2 Houts & Taylor 1 Games leading in Ast. Blk. Stl. Ashley Houts Jasmine Lee Christy Marshall Meredith Mitchell Porsha Phillips Angela Puleo Jaleesa Rhoden Angel Robinson Danielle Taylor * Includes when tied for team-high Angel Robinson enters the NCAA Tournament 49 points of the millennium mark for her career. Houts a top-10 table setter too Ashley Houts not only scores, she has helped other Lady Bulldogs notch plenty of points as well. She joined Georgia s top-10 career leaders for quoting the cool kids dropping dimes during the Feb. 8 Arkansas game. Houts moved ahead of Coco Miller and Sherill Baker to No. 9 against the Razorbacks, ascended past Saudia Roundtree to No. 8 at Kentucky, climbed over Carla Green to No. 7 mark versus Florida and passed No. 6 Lady Hardmon during the SEC Tournament matchup with Vanderbilt. Houts is currently two assists shy of No. 5 Rachel Powell as outlined on Page 10 of this Media Guide. Houts already had joined some pretty elite UGA company. When she delivered her 100th assist of the year against Auburn on Jan. 29, Houts became just the fourth Lady Bulldog to post 100 assists in each of their first three seasons in Athens. Teresa Edwards, Kelly Miller and Alexis Kendrick are the other Lady Bulldog guards to do so. Puleo s Tour de Stegeman Angela Puleo s practice time was minimal from Dec. 31-Feb. 7 after she was diagnosed with a stress reaction in her right fibula just after the holiday break. Typically, Puleo rode a stationary bike during practice and then joined walkthroughs of opponent scouting information. On Feb. 9, she began working her way back into limited rotations of practices totaling about 30 minutes per session. Puleo has practiced with no limitations since Feb. 24. While Puleo was spared the rigors of the up-and-down action of practice, she logged massive miles without moving an inch. Athletic trainer Shannon Becker estimates Puleo logged miles on stationary bikes from Dec.31-Feb. 20. For some perspective...following mapquest s directions, there are miles separating Stegeman Coliseum and Alltel Arena in North Little Rock, Ark., where the SEC Tournament was contested. Becker is confident Puleo has sprinted the remaining distance. Houts stealing the show Ashley Houts passed Cynthia Collins to join Lady Bulldogs Basketball s top-10 career steals leaders during the Rutgers game on Dec. 8. Houts has since moved ahead of Bernadette Locke to No. 9 at Ole Miss, ascended over Coco Miller into the No. 8 slot during the Savannah State game and tied Carla Green s No. 7 tally against LSU before inching ahead at Auburn. With 247 steals to date, Houts is currently 32 thefts shy of Janet Harris No. 6 mark as outlined on Page 10 of this Media Guide. Out of my way, coach! Angel Robinson swatted three shots at Oakland on Nov. 20 to inch past current assistant coach La Keshia Frett into the No. 10 position among Georgia s career blocks leaders. Robinson has since ascended to the No. 7 slot passing Kara Braxton against Tennessee Tech, Wanda Holloway at Georgia Tech and Tasha Humphrey at Ole Miss. Robinson enters today with 149 career blocks, 14 swats from the current No. 6, Tammye Jenkins as outlined on Page 10 of this Media Guide. Lady Bulldogs Think Pink Georgia participated in four games as part of the WBCA s Pink Zone initiative. The Jan. 18 game in Gainesville was Florida s designated outing, as were Georgia s contest against Arkansas in Athens on Feb. 8, a February Frenzy matchup at Vanderbilt on Feb. 15 and a Feb. 22 trip to Auburn. In addition, the Dec. 8 Rutgers game was part of the Jimmy V Classic to benefit the Jimmy V Foundation for cancer research. More than 1,500 schools and organizations are participating in the WBCA s 2009 Pink Zone initiative, which is its global, unified effort to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond. The Pink Zone program hit home in the women s basketball universe when N.C. State Kay Yow lost her decades-long battle with breast cancer on Jan. 24. I ve never met anybody that didn t respect Kay, Andy Landers said. I m blessed because we did have a great relationship. She was a classy, straight-up, honest, non-pretentious person. I ve known her for 30 years, She was one of the few people who had no junk in their closet. She was a great role model to her players and a great coach. Think Pink hits home Unfortunately like so many other women s basketball programs across the nation, Lady Bulldog Basketball have a very close association with breast cancer. Ann Smith, Andy Landers administrative associate for the past nine seasons, is a breast cancer survivor. Smith was diagnosed in December 2004 during a regular mammogram. Following three surgeries, Smith has been cancer free since March She takes medicine monthly as a preventative measure and has check-ups every six months. Marshall has eye for big stage Christy Marshall scored a team-high 16 points at Tennessee on Feb. 5. Though that marked the only time this season Marshall led the Lady Bulldogs on the offensive end, there were precedent-setting indicators she would lead the way in Knoxville. Marshall has now paced Georgia s offense seven times in 94 games played in her collegiate career. However, each of those outings was considered a big game : at No.6 LSU, versus No. 4 Tennessee in Athens and against Belmont (NCAA) as a freshman; at No. 11 Oklahoma, against No. 3 Tennessee and versus Alabama (SEC) as a sophomore; and now at No. 12 Tennessee as a junior. Philllips earns SEC honor Porsha Phillips was named SEC Player of the Week on Feb. 3 after averaging 14.0 points and hitting on 61.1 percent of her FGs and percent of her FTs in wins over No. 5 Auburn and Mississippi State. Page 8 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

9 Phillips scored 10 points while making 5-of-6 shots from the field against previously undefeated Auburn. Against Mississippi State, Phillips scored eight points in the first 3:08 to almost singlehandedly stake the Lady Bulldogs with an 11-0 lead. The sophomore from Stone Mountain eventually posted her first-ever SEC double-double in that contest with game-high tallies of 18 points and 10 boards. A rare 20-win unbeaten ATH foe Auburn represented just the second undefeated 20-win opponent to face the Lady Bulldogs in Athens when the Tigers came to town on Jan. 29. The only other squad to arrive at Stegeman Coliseum unscathed that deep into the regular-season campaign came to town just shy of two decades earlier and also called home The Plains. On Feb. 28, 1989, top-ranked Auburn brought a 25-0 record to what was then the Georgia Coliseum and defeated No. Georgia, Lee dismissed from team Andy Landers announced on Thursday, Jan. 22, that sophomore Jasmine Lee had been dismissed from the Georgia program. Coaching her had become a drain, Landers said. Landers collects 800th W Andy Landers became just the fifth NCAA Division I women s coach to ascend to the 800-win plateau with a Jan. 15 victory over Savannah State. Pat Summitt was the first coach there, and she was then successively joined by Jody Conradt, C. Vivian Stringer and Sylvia Hatchell, who notched her 800th W just five days before Landers. Landers reached the exclusive 800 Club in 1052 games, the second-fastest progression. Summitt did so in 961 contests, with Conradt taking 1,062 games, Stringer using 1,064 contests and Hatchell utilizing 1,074 dates. Enquiring about what most consider to be his individual accomplishments will usually bring a relatively quick and strong admonishing from Landers. Lady Dogs unranked for first time since Carter administration AP Pre-season Polls Season Rank Season Rank The last time the Georgia s Lady Bulldogs were not ranked in the Associated Press pre-season women s basketball poll Jimmy Carter was President and Herschel Walker was wrapping up a freshman campaign that turned him into a national phenomenon. The initial edition of the AP poll was released on Nov. 25, just months before Ronald Reagan would take up residence on Pennsylvania Avenue and four days before Walker capped the Bulldogs undefeated regular-season with 205 rushing yards in a victory over Georgia Tech. Georgia went on to defeat Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl to capture the national title. The following fall, Georgia was listed No. 12 at the opening the season, which also represented UGA s first-ever AP ranking of any kind. Upstart Andy Landers had just begun to make some noise in Athens, When questioned about his achievements, Landers traditionally offers some form or the following reply: I haven t scored a single point during my entire coaching career. While he was reluctant to discuss the milestone before hand, Landers was pretty much forced to do so after the Lady Bulldogs supplied Landers with his 799th win versus South Carolina on Jan No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No. 19 leading Georgia to the 1981 WNIT Championship and landing Janet Harris, the topranked prep prospect in the country. Since then, Georgia has been a mainstay in the polls. The Lady Bulldogs had been ranked in 27 straight pre-season polls, including 21 times in the top 10 as outlined in the column to the right. When this year s pre-season poll was announced on Nov. 1, the Lady Bulldogs were in the No. 32 position among the teams receiving votes. Georgia garnered 37 points among the 45 media members who comprise the AP voting register. It s never been, and I don t want it to ever be, about me, Landers said. It takes good players and a commitment from a lot of people. The terrific work of our administration makes it possible they support us in a way to compete as well as we can. What makes it a reality is people coming in and playing up to their potential. On the food chain in all of this, I rank fourth behind the players, administration and assistant coaches. Lady Bulldog Stat Rankings Team Categories Category Stat SEC NCAA Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG Percentage FG Percentage FGs Per Game Opp. 3FG Percentage FT Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnover Margin Assist-to-TO Ratio Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game Individual Categories Category, Player Stat SEC NCAA Scoring Ashley Houts Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Rebounding Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Free Throw Percentage Ashley Houts FGs Per Game Angela Puleo Assists Ashley Houts Assist-to-TO Ratio Ashley Houts Steals Ashley Houts Blocked Shots Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Minutes Played Ashley Houts Rankings through games March 15. Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 9

10 Updated UGA Career Top-10s Assists Leaders Rk. Player (Years) No. 1. Teresa Edwards ( ) Kelly Miller ( ) Adrienne Shuler ( ) Alexis Kendrick ( ) Rachel Powell ( ) Ashley Houts ( ) Lady Hardmon ( ) Carla Green ( ) Saudia Roundtree ( ) Sherill Baker ( ) 399 Steals Leaders Rk. Player (Years) No. 1. Sherill Baker ( ) Teresa Edwards ( ) Adrienne Shuler ( ) Kedra Holland-Corn ( ) Kelly Miller ( ) Janet Harris ( ) Ashley Houts ( ) Carla Green ( ) Coco Miller ( ) Bernadette Locke ( ) 218 Blocks Leaders Rk. Player (Years) No. 1. Tawana McDonald ( ) Katrina McClain ( ) Tracy Henderson ( ) Christi Thomas ( ) Barbara Bootz ( ) Tammye Jenkins ( ) Angel Robinson (2006-pres.) Tasha Humphrey ( ) Wanda Holloway ( ) Kara Braxton ( ) 102 Free Throws Made Leaders Rk. Player (Years) No. 1. Tasha Humphrey ( ) Katrina McClain ( ) Kelly Miller ( ) Janet Harris ( ) Tammye Jenkins ( ) La Keshia Frett ( ) Christi Thomas ( ) Lady Hardmon ( ) Ashley Houts (317) Wanda Holloway ( ) 317 Page 10 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Our take on Landers career As Andy Landers approached his 800th career win, the inevitable question came up several times. Hey, the 2009 NCAA Records Book has Andy Landers with a record entering this season. What gives? In our mind, that total is not quite fully accurate. Georgia chooses to politely disagree with the NCAA on what constitutes Landers career record as a collegiate coach. Prior to coming to UGA as the Lady Bulldogs first and still only full-time head coach, Landers compiled an record in four seasons at Roane State Community College, a junior college in Harriman, Tenn. The NCAA does not recognize Landers Roane State wins because they were not earned at a four-year institution. Therefore, the NCAA says Landers career record includes only his efforts at UGA. Georgia opts to include Landers Roane results and has since in With all due respect, its seems odd that the NCAA allows Georgia and every other women s basketball program to count its wins and losses against junior college competition during the 1970s but won t recognize Landers efforts in that same time frame. In fact, 33 of Landers victories at Roane or 40.2 percent to be exact came against four-year schools. Roane was 33-1 versus four-year schools during Landers tenure. In a side note, Roane State is the same school that received national headlines for having 73-year-old Ken Mink on its men s basketball team this season. Another Landers tradition Meredith Mitchell notched her first career start against Savannah State, becoming the 62nd freshman to start for Andy Landers at Georgia. That list also includes current Lady Bulldogs Ashley Houts, Christy Marshall, Angela Puleo and Angel Robinson. Lady Dogs 10th to 750 wins A win over East Tennessee State on Dec. 1 made the Georgia just the 10th NCAA Division I women s basketball program to secure 750 all-time victories. Georgia has been rapidly climbing rankings of the nation s winningest programs. UGA was 22nd to 500 wins on Dec. 1, 1998; 17th to 600 victories on Feb. 21, 2002; the 15th to 700 Ws on Nov. 29, First-time Family viewings A pair of paternal grandmothers saw their granddaughters play in person for the first time ever at Rutgers on Dec. 8. Much of the family of Jaleesa Rhoden s father, Tony, lives in Brooklyn. Included in that group is Olive Campbell, Tony s mother, who had never seen Jaleesa play live before. Angela Puleo s father, former Major League pitcher Charlie Puleo, is a native Bloomfield, N.J., and his mother, Angelina Puleo, and a whole slew of Puleos attended the Rutgers game. Viva Houts Vegas! Ashley Houts was named SEC Player of the Week on Dec. 1 after posting three successive season-high scoring outputs in a span of four days. Houts was named SEC Freshman of the Week four times but that was her first Player of the Week honor. For the week, the junior from Trenton, Ga., averaged 19.7 points by connecting on 57.9 percent of her field goals and 90.0 percent of her free throws. She also was named MVP of UNLV s Lady Rebel Round-up. Unfamiliar sight out of polls Georgia dropped from No. 23 to outside the top-25 in the USA Today/ESPN coaches poll on Nov. 24, the first week without the Lady Bulldogs in a national poll in nearly six years. Georgia last wasn t ranked during the week of Jan. 13, Injury ends Stroud s career Redshirt freshman Nicole Stroud s collegiate career ended before it began. Andy Landers announced on Nov. 11 that it was not in Stroud s best interest to attempt to play due to recurring issues with an injury to her right knee. Stroud, a 6-3, forward, was a two-time All-State performer at Avondale High School where she led the Blue Devils to the Georgia AAA state title as a junior. She became the first basketball player in Georgia history to post a triple-double in a state title game when she scored 16 points, grabbed 16 rebounds and blocked 11 shots in Avondale s victory over Hepzibah in the 2006 championship contest. Stroud originally injured her knee just two games into her freshman season at Avondale. She played the following three seasons there but began experiencing difficulties last fall. A microfracture was performed to address those issues. While her rehab proceeded as planned, Stroud had additional problems just prior to the start of pre-season camp. She rehabbed diligently and we were very disciplined in her comeback plan and she did not start back with us until fall, so essentially she was out about nine or 10 months, Landers said. But she did start back initially and it was limited. Everything went well for seven or eight days. Then on a Sunday night in the dorm, it blew up on her and started swelling. We worked for a week to get the swelling out, we tried it again and it did it again. Stroud s departure reduced the Lady Bulldogs tally of scholarship players on the roster to nine, a ledger that shrunk to eight when Jasmine Lee was dismissed from the team in January. Holiday bike program doubles The concourse at Stegeman Coliseum was converted into an bicycle assembly shop on Dec. 13 as the Lady Bulldogs and friends assembled 55 bikes to be given away to worthy children during the holidays. In its second year the program more than doubled the number of bikes given away of 20 during its initial effort in Georgia s players, representatives of Academy Sports & Outdoors and members of the Lady Bulldogs booster club put together the bikes. The majority of the bicycles were distributed via Operation Homefront, a non-profit agency which is designed to provide both emergency assistance and morale to military troops, to their families they leave behind when deployed and to wounded solidiers when they return home.

11 University of Georgia Lady Bulldogs (18-13) Individual Statistics All Games Home: 10-3 Away: 4-9 Neutral: TOTAL PT REBOUNDS--- ## Player GP-GS Min -Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct OR DR Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 Ashley Houts Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Christy Marshall Angela Puleo Danielle Taylor Jaleesa Rhoden Jasmine Lee Meredith Mitchell Destinie Smith Sarah Stoddard Ali Watt TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: TOTAL Georgia Georgia Opponents Opponents Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 11

12 University of Georgia Lady Bulldogs (7-7) Individual Statistics SEC Games Only Home: 5-2 Away: 2-5 Neutral: TOTAL PT REBOUNDS--- ## Player GP-GS Min -Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct OR DR Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 21 Porsha Phillips Angel Robinson Ashley Houts Christy Marshall Danielle Taylor Angela Puleo Jaleesa Rhoden Meredith Mitchell Jasmine Lee Ali Watt Sarah Stoddard TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: TOTAL Georgia Georgia Opponents Opponents Page 12 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

13 Overall Record: SEC Record: 7-7 (7th) Home: 10-3 Away: 4-9 Neutral: 4-1 Date Opponent (TV) W-L Score UGA Points UGA Rebounds Opp. Points Opp. Rebounds 11/15 Alabama State W Phillips 8-Phillips 12-Lumpkin 5-Two Players 11/20 at Oakland W Puleo 8-Phillips 14-Carnago 8-Jeltema 11/22 at Detroit Mercy L Houts 11-Robinson 20-Davis 11-Allen 11/26 N.C. Central W Houts 8-Lee 10-Two Players 7-Nwachukcu 11/28 # vs. Cal State Fullerton W Houts 11-Phillips 19-Thomas 8-Weathersby 11/29 # vs. E. Washington W Houts 13-Robinson 16-Evans 6-Piper 12/1 East Tennessee State W Robinson 15-Robinson 15-Thompson 9-Belcher 12/3 Tennessee Tech W Puleo 9-Marshall, Phillips 9-Bowens 7-Two Players 12/5 at Georgia Tech L Rhoden 7-Robinson 18-Hemingway 10-Ardossi 12/8 & at Rutgers (ESPN2) L Houts 4-Robinson 14-Prince 7-McCurdy 12/20 at UAB W Taylor 12-Robinson 17-Peterson 5-Peterson vs. Clemson W Phillips 12-Robinson 20-Hardy 8-Hardy 12/30 Xavier L Taylor 7-Marshall, Phillips 23-Phillips 16-Phillips 1/2 at Virginia L Houts 11-Robinson 24-Wright 7-Littles 1/8 * at Ole Miss (CSS) L Robinson 9-Robinson 19-Wright 9-Byrd 1/11 * South Carolina W Phillips, Robinson 5-Robinson 19-Dickerson 8-May 1/15 Savannah State W Robinson 11-Lee 8-Jackson 6-Smith 1/18 * at Florida (FSN) L Phillips 8-Robinson 20-Dotson 7-Sorensen 1/22 * Vanderbilt (FSN) W Houts 14-Robinson 14-Tuomi 8-Tuomi 1/25 * at Alabama W Phillips 12-Robinson 17-Russell 11-Jenkins 1/29 * Auburn (CSS) W Robinson 6-Houts, Taylor 27-Bonner 9-Bonnr 2/1 * Mississippi State W Phillips 10-Phillips 18-Rack 8-Lumnu 2/5 * at Tennessee (FSNS) L Marshall 8-Marshall 20-Johnson 10-Tw Players 2/8 * Arkansas L Houts 7-Phillips 22-Ford 8-Jones 2/15 * at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) L Taylor 8-Robinson, Marshall 21-Wirth 7-Risper 2/19 * LSU L Robinson 15-Robinson 16-Hightower 10-Barrett 2/22 * at Auburn (FSN) L Robinson 14-Robinson 22-Bonner 9-Bonner 2/26 * at Kentucky (FSSO) W Houts 11-Phillips, Robinson 16-Dunlap 11-Dunlap 3/1 * Florida (CSS) W Phillips 9-Robinson 22-Dotson 8-Dotson 3/5 + vs. Kentucky (FSSO) W Houts 10-Robinson 20-Roddy 9-Franklin 3/6 + vs. Vanderbilt (FSSO) L Robinson 16-Robinson 23-Wirth 8-Gibbs # Lady Rebel Round-up (Las Vegas, Nev.) * SEC Games & Jimmy V Classic (Piscataway, N.J.) + SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Arena at Gwinnett Center (Duluth, Ga.) Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 13

14 Lady Bulldog Team Highs & Lows Category High low Total Points: 85 vs. Alabama St., N.C. Central, 34 vs. Rutgers Cal State Fullerton 1st Half Points: 49 vs. Alabama St., N.C. Central 19 vs. Xavier 2nd Half Points: 53 vs. Kentucky-2 12 vs. Rutgers Rebounds: 57 vs. Savannah St. 21 vs. Rutgers Field Goals Made: 35 vs. Cal State Fullerton 12 vs. Rutgers Field Goals Attempted: 76 vs. Detroit 35 vs. Rutgers Field Goal Percentage:.633 vs. Kentucky vs. Ole Miss 3-Pointers Made: 7 vs. N.C. Central, Kentucky-2 1 vs. Xavier, Tennessee 3-Pointers Attempted: 21 vs. Detroit 6 vs. S. Carolina, Tennessee 3-Point Percentage:.778 vs. Kentucky vs. Xavier Free Throws Made: 24 vs. Alabama St. 2 vs. Georgia Tech Free Throws Attempted: 35 vs. Alabama St., Vanderbilt-1 4 vs. Detroit, Georgia Tech Free Throw Percentage: vs. Detroit.417 vs. Tennessee Tech Assists: 22 vs. Tennessee Tech 6 vs. Vanderbilt-1, Tennessee Turnovers: 26 vs.rutgers 11 vs. Arkansas Blocked Shots: 9 vs. ETSU, Kentucky-2 2 vs. Arkansas, Auburn-2 Steals: 16 vs. Alabama St., N.C. Central, 1 vs. Vanderbilt-3 Tennessee Tech Individual Highs & Lows Category georgia Opponent Points: 29 by Angel Robinson vs. Vanderbilt-3 27 by DeWanna Bonner (Auburn-1) Rebounds: 16 by Angel Robinson vs. Vanderbilt-3 16 by Ta Shia Phillips (Xavier) Field Goals Made: 13 by Angel Robinson vs. Vanderbilt-3 11 by Ta Shia Phillips (Xavier) Field Goals Attempted: 19 by Porsha Phillips vs. Detroit 23 by Monica Wright (Virginia) 23 by Christina Wirth (Vanderbilt-3) 3-Pointers Made: 3 by Angela Puleo seven times, most recent vs. Vanderbilt-3 6 by Alexis Rack (Mississippi St.) 3 by Ashley Houts, five times, most recent vs. Kentucky-2 3 by Jaleesa Rhoden vs. Virginia 3-Pointers Attempted: 10 by Ashley Houts vs. Detroit 15 by Alexis Rack (Mississippi St. Free Throws Made: 9 by Ashley Houts vs. Alabama St., Kentucky-1 9 by DeWanna Bonner (Auburn-2) Free Throws Attempted: 11 by Christy Marshall vs. Florida-2 10 by DeWanna Bonner (Auburn-2) Page 14 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Opponent Team Highs & Lows Category High low Total Points: 80 by Vanderbilt-2 28 by Savannah St. 1st Half Points: 38 by Florida-2 6 by N.C. Central 2nd Half Points: 46 by Vanderbilt-2 12 by Alabama St. Rebounds: 45 by ETSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee 23 by N.C. Central Field Goals Made: 31 by Tennessee 10 by Alabama St., Savannah St. Field Goals Attempted: 78 by Florida-2 43 by E. Washington, Rutgers Field Goal Percentage:.481 by Xavier.185 by Alabama St. 3-Pointers Made: 12 by Cal State Fullerton 0 by ETSU 3-Pointers Attempted: 30 by Cal State Fulllerton, Florida-2 3 by N.C. Central 3-Point Percentage:.545 by E. Washington.000 by ETSU Free Throws Made: 20 by Auburn-2 1 by Xavier Free Throws Attempted: 27 by Georgia Tech 3 by Xavier Free Throw Percentage: by Rutgers, Alabama.333 by Xavier Assists: 20 by Tennessee 5 by Kentucky-1 Turnovers: 29 by Alabama State 3 by Vanderbilt-3 Blocked Shots: 8 by Oakland 0 by Arkansas Steals: 15 by Rutgers 2 by UAB Assists: 13 by Ashley Houts vs. Auburn-1 10 by Ciera Ricketts (Arkansas) Blocked Shots: 4 by Angel Robinson vs. Tennessee Tech, UAB 6 by Brittany Carnago (Oaklans 4 by Porsha Phillips vs. Kentucky-2 6 by Kelley Cain (Tennessee Steals: 5 by Meredith Mitchell vs. Savannah St. 5 by April Kidd (Oakland) 5 by Epiphanny Prince (Rutgers) Minutes Played: 40 by Ashley Houts 20 times, most recent vs. Vanderbilt-3 40 by eight players, most recent Christina 40 by Angela Puleo vs. Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt-3 Wirth & Merideth Marsh (Vanderbilt-3) Ashley Houts

15 Georgia Game-by-Game Team Stats Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Re b. A TO BL ST Pt s. 11/15 NR/No. 25 Ge o r g i a H =85 alabama State =35 11/20 NR/No. 23 Ge o r g i a A =64 oa k l a n d =61 11/22 NR/No. 23 Ge o r g i a A =66 detroit Mercy =70 11/26 Ge o r g i a H =85 N.C. Ce n t r a l =31 11/28 Ge o r g i a N =85 cal State Fullerton =64 11/29 Ge o r g i a N =75 e. Wa s h i n g t o n =51 12/1 Ge o r g i a H =77 east Tennessee State =57 12/3 Ge o r g i a H =72 tennessee Tech =46 12/5 Ge o r g i a a =42 Georgia Tech =57 12/8 Ge o r g i a a =34 No. 15/12 Ru t g e r s =45 12/20 Ge o r g i a a =73 uab =49 12/22 Ge o r g i a N =67 cl e m s o n =50 12/30 Ge o r g i a H =44 Xav i e r =56 1/2 Ge o r g i a a =60 No. 16/15 Virginia =62 1/8 Ge o r g i a a =54 ole Miss =62 1/11 Ge o r g i a H =69 South Carolina =63 Christy Marshall Jaleesa Rhoden Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 15

16 Meredith Mitchell Georgia Game-by-Game Team Stats Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Re b. A TO BL ST Pt s. 1/15 Ge o r g i a H =74 Savannah State =28 1/18 Ge o r g i a a =45 No. 19/19 Fl o r i d a =61 1/22 Ge o r g i a H =66 No. 17/18 Va n d e r b i lt =55 1/25 Ge o r g i a a =63 al a b a m a =61 1/29 Ge o r g i a H =67 No. 5/4 Au b u r n =58 2/1 Ge o r g i a H =69 mississippi State =57 2/5 Ge o r g i a a =43 No. 12/17 Te n n e s s e e =73 2/8 Ge o r g i a H =64 ar k a n s a s =77 2/15 Ge o r g i a a =64 No. 24/24 Va n d e r b i lt =80 2/19 Ge o r g i a H =46 lsu =57 2/22 Ge o r g i a a =59 No. 3/3 Au b u r n =65 2/26 Ge o r g i a a =61 ke n t u c k y =57 3/1 Ge o r g i a H =84 No. 17/17 Fl o r i d a =84 3/5 Ge o r g i a N =82 ke n t u c k y =64 3/5 Ge o r g i a N =61 No. 22/23 Va n d e r b i lt =69 Rankings listed are AP, followed by ESPN/USA Today polls Christy Marshall & Danielle Taylor Page 16 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

17 1 NR/No. 25 Georgia 85, Alabama State 35 11/15/08 Athens, Ga. Alabama State (0-1) Lumpkin Thomas Merritt Taylor Holloway Lewis Davis Chambers Hill Hicks Jackson Hunter Jones Harris TOTALS Georgia (1-0) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Smith Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 49, ASU FGs: ASU 5-15 (Lumplin 4-10, Chambers 1-1, Hicks 0-2, Davis 0-1, Taylor 0-1), UGA 3-10 (Rhoden 1-3, Houts 1-2, Mitchell 1-1, Marshall 0-3, Puleo 0-1). TOs: ASU 29 (Chambers 6), UGA 15 (2 players 3). Blocks: ASU 2 (2 players 1), UGA 7 (3 players 2). Officials: Roberts, Zentz, Cunningham. Att. - 3,228. Georgia 85, N.C. Central /26/08 Athens, Ga. N.C. Central (0-5) Bennett Thacker Nwachukwu Blanks Hailey Houston Elliott Williams DeBerry Hyman TOTALS Georgia (3-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Smith Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 49, NCCU 6. 3-FGs: NCCU 1-3 (Houston 1-2, Blanks 0-1); UGA 7-14 (Puleo 3-3, Houts 2-3, Marshall 1-2, Stoddard 1-1, Mitchell 0-2, Rhoden 0-2, Watt 0-1). TOs: NCCU 26 (Nwachukwu 7), UGA 15 (2 players 3). Blocks: NCCU 2 (Mwachukwu 2), UGA 8 (2 players 2). Officials: Cunningham, Inouye, Forsbert. Att. - 3, N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 2 NR/No. 23 Georgia 64, Oakland 61 11/20/08 Rochester, Mich. Georgia (2-0) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Oakland (2-1) Jeltema Reising Carnago Pike Terava Farrell Kidd Patritto Malone Freshour Calhoun Carter TOTALS Half: UGA 42, OU FGs: UGA 4-10 (Puleo 3-5, Marshall 1-1, Houts 0-2, Rhoden 0-2), OU 2-9 (Patritto 1-1, Pike 1-1, Reising 0-3, Calhoun 0-1, Carter 0-1, Kidd 0-1, Malone 0-1). TOs: UGA 17 (Houts 7), OU 15 (Reising 4). Blocks: UGA 8 (2 players 4), OU 8 (Carnago 6). Officials: Smith, Bryan Enterline, Bob Enterline. Porsha Phillips posted game-high (and thencareer-best) tallies for points, rebounds and steals in her Georgia debut. 5 Georgia 85, Cal State Fullerton 64 11/28/08 Las Vegas, Nev. Cal State Fullerton (2-2) Richie Grove Thomas Chow Weathersby Scott Peters Williams Richardson Fontenot Anyanwu Breite TOTALS Georgia (4-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Half: UGA 42, CSF FGs: CSF (Thomas 5-9, Chow 3-10, Scott 2-8, Grove 1-1, Richardson 1-1, Richie 0-1), UGA 5-16 (Houts 3-8, Puleo 1-5, Marshall 1-3). TOs: CSF 14 (Weathersby 6), UGA 19 (2 players 4). Blocks: CSF 2 (2 players 1), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Stevens, Forsberg, Fox. Att. - TBD. 2 NR/No. 23 Georgia 64, Oakland 61 11/20/08 Rochester, Mich. Georgia (2-0) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Oakland (2-1) Jeltema Reising Carnago Pike Terava Farrell Kidd Patritto Malone Freshour Calhoun Carter TOTALS Half: UGA 42, OU FGs: UGA 4-10 (Puleo 3-5, Marshall 1-1, Houts 0-2, Rhoden 0-2), OU 2-9 (Patritto 1-1, Pike 1-1, Reising 0-3, Calhoun 0-1, Carter 0-1, Kidd 0-1, Malone 0-1). TOs: UGA 17 (Houts 7), OU 15 (Reising 4). Blocks: UGA 8 (2 players 4), OU 8 (Carnago 6). Officials: Smith, Bryan Enterline, Bob Enterline. Att Puleo pours in a career high, scoring 18 first-half points and UGA s final four of the game...robinson moves to No. 10 in career blocks. Georgia 75, Eastern Washington /29/08 Las Vegas, Nev. Georgia (5-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS Eastern Washington (2-3) Evans Piper Scott Ryan Huntington Cooper Calhoun White Sparavalo Bratvold Russell Ferrall TOTALS Half: UGA 31, EWU FGs: UGA 4-14 (Rhoden 2-4, Puleo 1-5, Houts 1-4, Taylor 0-1), EWU 6-11 (Evans 4-5, Ryan 1-2, Huntington1-1, Scott 0-2, Sparavalo 0-1). TOs: UGA 17 (Marshall 4), EWU 23 (Evans 6). Blocks: UGA 4 (Robinson 3), EWU 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Williams, Marshall, Fox. Att Detroit Mercy 70, NR/No. 23 Georgia 66 11/22/08 Detroit, Mich. Georgia (2-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Detroit Mercy (1-2) Allen Mulroy Hatter Davis Jones Hall Washington Brown TOTALS Half: UDM 35, UGA FGs: UGA 6-21 (Houts 3-10, Puleo 2-8, Rhoden 1-2, Marshall 0-1), UDM 4-13 (Mulroy 3-6, Allen 1-5, Davis 0-1, Hall 0-1). TOs: UGA 17 (Houts 5), UDM 14 (Allen 4). Blocks: UGA 5 (Robinson 3), UDM 1 (Allen 1). Officials: Dressander, Smith-McGehee, Creech. Att UDM pushes its lead to 10 just 3:09 into the second half... UGA rallies to within before the Titans expand the margin back to Houts ties it at with a three at the 2:19 mark...down with 30 seconds left, Puleo misses a three and Marshall fails to connect on a follow and UDM makes both ends to two one-and-ones in the final 24 seconds. 7 Georgia 77, East Tennessee State 57 12/1/08 Athens, Ga. East Tennessee State (1-4) Wiles Thompson Belcher Evans Davis Phillips White Dixon Pickwell Washington TOTALS Georgia (6-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Smith Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 42, ETSU FGs: ETSU 0-11 (Davis 0-3, Evans 0-3, Wiles 0-2, Pickwell 0-1, Phillips 0-1, Washington 0-1), UGA 3-15 (Puleo 2-5, Rhoden 1-3, Houts 0-2, Marshall 0-2, Mitchell 0-1, Robinson 0-1, Watt 0-1). TOs: ETSU 19 (2 players 4), UGA 16 (Marshall 4). Blocks: ETSU 1 (Davis 1), UGA 9 (2 players 3). Officials: Napier, Dean, Forsbert. Att. - 3,098. Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 17

18 8 Georgia 72, Tennessee Tech 46 12/3/08 Athens, Ga. Tennessee Tech (1-6) Price Lyons Nwosu White Bowens Pointer Stirrup Cook Hayes Glidden Rutledge Whittle TOTALS Georgia (7-1) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Smith Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 41, TTU FGs: TTU 4-20 (Price 1-6, Bowens 1-5, Glidden 1-2, Pointer 1-2, Hayes, 0-2 White 0-2, Stirrup 0-1), UGA 3-13 (Puleo 3-4, Rhoden 0-3, Houts 0-2, Watt 0-2, Marshall 0-1, Stoddard 0-1). TOs: TTU 24 (Price 8), UGA 19 (Phillips 4). Blocks: TTU 1 (White 1), UGA 7 (Robinson 4). Officials: Mattingly, Gulbeyan, Zentz. Att. - 3, Georgia 67, Clemson 50 12/22/08 Duluth, Ga. Clemson (8-3) Hardy Hood Parker Brown Taylor Smith Wright Thomas Tate Mason Pauldo TOTALS Georgia (9-3) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Half: CU 32, UGA FGs: CU 1-13 (Hardy 1-4, Wright 0-4, Taylor 0-3, Smith 0-1, Thomas 0-1), UGA 4-16 (Puleo 3-8, Houts 1-5, Marshall 0-2, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: CU 15 (Taylor 3), UGA 15 (2 players 3. Blocks: CU 3 (3 players 1), UGA 3 (Marshall 2). Officials: Newton, D. Sisk, Novak. Att. - 3,361. CU leads by 12 twice in the first half...uga ends the first half and opens the second on a combined 22-2 run. Page 18 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide 2 6 N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 9 Georgia Tech 57, Georgia 42 12/5/08 Atlanta, Ga. Georgia (7-2) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Georgia Tech (7-2) Montgomery Ardossi Goodlett Hemingway Williams Bennett Adams Foster Regins TOTALS Half: GT 28, UGA FGs: UGA 4-15 (Rhoden 2-3, Houts 1-5, Puleo 1-5, Taylor 0-2), GT 4-8 (Montgomery 2-4, Bennett 1-2, Hemingway 1-1, Williams 0-1). TOs: UGA 23 (Houts 8), GT 18 (Montgomery 6). Blocks: UGA 4 (Robinson 2), GT 3 (Montgomery 2). Officials: Brewton, Blauch, Fountain. Att. - 6,212. After six ties and six lead changes in the first half, GT opens the second half with an 18-6 surge...uga pulls within nine with 6:37 left put can get no closer...rhoden posts a career-high, including 10 first-half points. 13 Xavier 56, Georgia 44 12/30/08 Athens, Ga. Xavier (10-4) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MP Taylor A. Phillips T. Phillips Reed Jennings Moss Jernigan Barringer Askew Moore TOTALS Georgia (9-4) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden TOTALS Half: XU 26, UGA FGs: XU 3-12 (Jernigan 2-4, Taylor 1-5, Jennings 0-1, Moss 0-1, Reed 0-1), UGA 1-10 (Houts 1-5, Puleo 0-3, Rhoden 0-1, Robinson 0-1). TOs: XU 19 (2 players 4), UGA 14 (Robinson 4). Blocks: XU 2 (1 players 1), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Trammell, Gulbeyan, Roberts. Att. - 4,534. Angela Puleo s bucket at the end of the first half cut Clemson s lead to two and sparked the Lady Dogs into the second stanza. 10 No. 15/12 Rutgers 45, Georgia 34 12/8/08 Piscataway, N.J. Georgia (7-3) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Robinson TOTALS Rutgers (4-2) Zurich McCurdy Junaid Ray Prince Rushdan Sykes Vaughn Pope TOTALS Half: RU 23, UGA FGs: UGA 2-13 (Puleo 2-7, Rhoden 0-4, Houts 0-1, Taylor 0-1), RU 3-10 (Ray 2-3, Prince 1-5, Rushdan 0-1, Zurich 0-1). TOs: UGA 26 (Phillips 8), RU 25 (Rushdan 8). Blocks: UGA 3 (Phillips 2), RU 1 (Vaughn 1). Officials: Kantner, Titus, Brooks. Att. - 3,112. UGA uses a 9-0 run to grab a lead...ru counters to knot the score at Ray s buzzer-beating three gives the Scarlet Knights the lead at half...ru has another 9-0 early in the second half...uga pulls within and has possession twice but turns the ball over both times. 13 Xavier 56, Georgia 44 12/30/08 Athens, Ga. Xavier (10-4) Taylor A. Phillips T. Phillips Reed Jennings Moss Jernigan Barringer Askew Moore TOTALS Georgia (9-4) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden TOTALS Half: XU 26, UGA FGs: XU 3-12 (Jernigan 2-4, Taylor 1-5, Jennings 0-1, Moss 0-1, Reed 0-1), UGA 1-10 (Houts 1-5, Puleo 0-3, Rhoden 0-1, Robinson 0-1). TOs: XU 19 (2 players 4), UGA 14 (Robinson 4). Blocks: XU 2 (1 players 1), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Trammell, Gulbeyan, Roberts. Att. - 4,534. XU scores the game s first six points and builds a 12-point lead with 11:12 left in the half...uga opens the second stanza on a 17-4 run to open up a lead...xu counters with an 18-0 surge 11 Georgia 73, UAB 49 11/26/08 Athens, Ga. Georgia (8-3) Marshall Phillips Lee Puleo Houts Taylor Mitchell Rhoden Stoddard Robinson Watt TOTALS UAB (4-7) Salaam Simpson Dukes Peterson Jones Randall Jackson Trueheart Berry Scott TOTALS Half: UGA 39, UAB FGs: UGA 4-8 (Puleo 3-5, Houts 1-2, Rhoden 0-1), UAB 3-19 (Peterson 3-10, Jones 0-4, Trueheart 0-2, Jackson 0-1, Salaam 0-1, Scott 0-1). TOs: UGA 15 (Houts, Robinson 3), UAB 17 (Jones, Peterson 5). Blocks: UGA 5 (Robinson 4), UAB 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Newton, Bradley, Cushenberry. Att No. 16/15 Virginia 62, Georgia 60 1/2/09 Charlottesville, Va. Georgia (9-5) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Taylor Rhoden TOTALS Virginia (12-2) Wright K. Hartig Shine Moorer Millner Littles Edwards J. Hartig Mohammed Stovall TOTALS Half: UGA 28, UVA FGs: UGA 5-15 (Rhoden 3-4, Puleo 1-6, Houts 1-5), UVA 4-16 (Wright 2-7, Moorer 1-4, Millner 1-1, Littles 0-2, Edwards 0-1, Stovall 0-1). TOs: UGA 19 (Houts 5), UVA 17 (Littles 4). Blocks: UGA 5 (Robinson 3), UVA 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Brewton, Cunningham, Rezac. Att. - 3,714. UGA takes the lead at and stays on top until UVA ties it with 4:05 left...after five lead changes in the next 3:15, a Little three-point play puts UVA up for good.

19 15 Ole Miss 62, Georgia 54 1/8/09 Oxford, Miss. Georgia (9-6, 0-1) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Taylor Mitchell Rhoden TOTALS Ole Miss (12-4, 1-0) Thomas Holloway Goff Easley Black Phillips Robertson Melson Byrd Lewis TOTALS Half: OM 32, UGA FGs: UGA 6-14 (Puleo 2-6, Rhoden 2-4, Phillips 1-3, Houts 1-1), OM 7-25 (Thomas 4-11, Black 2-4, Easley 1-6, Robertson 0-2, Goff 0-1, Lewis 0-1). TOs: UGA 16 (Houts 4), OM 14 (Melson 4). Blocks: UGA 6 (Robinson 3), OM 6 (Goff 4). Officials: Kantner, Dean, Bonner. Att OM goes up with 12:40 left and never relinquishes the lead...om outscores UGA on second-chance points and 17-5 off TOs...a lane violation waves of a Robinson FT with 4:02 left and OM finishes on a 9-4 run. 19 Georgia 66, No. 17/18 Vanderbilt 55 1/22/09 Athens, Ga. Vanderbilt (14-5, 3-1) Risper Wirth Tuomi Marsh Mooney Chisholm Lueders Coleman Rhoads Gibbs TOTALS Georgia (12-7, 2-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall Stoddard Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 40, VU FGs: VU 5-17 (Lueders 2-4, Gibbs 1-4, Mooney 1-4, Rhoads 1-1, Marsh 0-2, Wirth 0-2), UGA 3-11 (Houts 2-7, Puleo 1-1, Rhoden 0-2, Phillips 0-1). TOs: VU 16 (Tuomi 5), UGA 15 (Houts 5). Blocks: VU 1 (Wirth 1), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Mattingly, Napier, Dean. Att. - 3,281. Robinson scores a dozen as UGA opens up a lead. 2 6 N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 16 Georgia 69, South Carolina 63 1/11/09 Athens, Ga. South Carolina (8-7, 0-2) Pace Adams May Dickerson Kennedy Falohun Sutton Stephens Tate Newton TOTALS Georgia (10-6, 1-1) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Mitchell Phillips Marshall TOTALS Half: UGA 32, SC FGs: SC 4-15 (Dickerson 3-8, Sutton 1-1, Kennedy 0-3, Pace 0-2, Tate 0-1), UGA 3-6 (Rhoden 1-3, Marshall 1-1, Puleo 1-1, Mitchell 0-1). TOs: SC 19 (Sutton 6), UGA 18 (Taylor 6). Blocks: SC 2 (2 players 1), UGA 4 (Robinson 3). Officials: Cunningham, Brooks-Clauser, Dickerson. Att. - 4,456. Taylor and Rhoden notch their first career starts...houts hits 4-of-5 FTs in the final 24 seconds to ice the win. 21 Georgia 67, No. 5/4 Auburn 67 1/29/09 Athens, Ga. Auburn (20-1, 5-1) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MP S. Hobbs Bonner Jackson Smalley Boddie Jennings Simmons R. Hobbs Carrier TOTALS Georgia (14-7, 4-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Mashall TOTALS Half: AU 29, FGs: AU 2-15 (Bonner 2-6, Smalley 0-6, S. Hobbs 0-3), UGA 5-12 (Puleo 2-5, Marshall 1-2, Rhoden 1-1, Robinson 1-1, Houts 0-3). TOs: AU 14 (2 players 3), UGA 17 (Marshall 4). Blocks: AU 5 (Bonner 3), UGA 4 (Robinson 3). Officials: Enterline, Roberts, Day. Att. - 4,119. Senior co-captain Danielle Taylor recorded her first-ever double-digit scoring performance in SEC play at Alabama. 17 Georgia 74, Savannah State 28 1/15/09 Athens, Ga. Savannah State (3-14) Smith Nelson Fields C. Johnson Stamps Johnson Williams Long Barley Jackson Turpin Lard TOTALS Georgia (11-6) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Mitchell Houts Lee Phillips Marshall Stoddard Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 43, SSU FGs: SSU 2-10 (Jackson 2-5, Stamps 0-2, Fields 0-1, Lard 0-1, Long 0-1), UGA 2-9 (Rhoden 1-4, Houts 1-2, Stoddard 0-2, Watt 0-1). TOs: SSU 23 (Jackson 6), UGA 12 (Mitchell 3). Blocks: SSU 6 (Fields 4), UGA 5 (Phillips 2). Officials: Brewton, Fountain, Lewis. Att. - 3, Georgia 63, Alabama 61 1/25/09 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Georgia (13-7, 3-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall TOTALS Alabama (12-9, 0-6) Raffington Jenkins Strauthers Russell Magee Butler Robinson Hancock Carn TOTALS Half: UGA 34, UA FGs: UGA 3-11 (Houts 1-3, Puleo 1-3, Marshall 1-2, Mitchell 0-2, Rhoden 0-1), UA 5-21 (Russell 3-10, Raffington 1-4, Butler 1-3, Hancock 0-2, Jenkins 0-1, Magee 0-1). TOs: UGA 25 (Phillips 8), UA 18 (Raffington 7). Blocks: UGA 5 (2 players 2), UA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Kantner, DeMayo, Humphrey. Att. - 1,942. Phillips scores the game s first seven...after UGA leads before a 16-2 UA run ties it with 48 seconds left... Phillips hits game-winner with 25.6 seconds remaining. 18 No. 19 Florida 61, Georgia 45 1/18/09 Gainesville, Fla. Georgia (11-7, 1-2) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Mitchell Phillips Marshall Stoddard Watt TOTALS Florida (17-2, 3-1) Sorenson Smith Dotson Yenser Brooks Thompson Stewart Lucas Henry Crawford TOTALS Half: UF 27, UGA FGs: UGA 4-15 (Puleo 2-4, Houts 1-5, Rhoden 1-4, Mitchell 0-1, Taylor 0-1), UF 7-19 (Sorensen 4-9, Brooks 3-4, Thompson 0-3, Smith 0-2, Yenser 0-1). TOs: UGA 23 (Houts 7), UF 15 (2 players 3). Blocks: UGA 3 (3 players 1), UF 4 (Stewart 2). Officials: Newton, Day, Dickerson. Att. - 2, Georgia 67, No. 5/4 Auburn 58 1/29/09 Athens, Ga. Auburn (20-1, 5-1) S. Hobbs Bonner Jackson Smalley Boddie Jennings Simmons R. Hobbs Carrier TOTALS Georgia (14-7, 4-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall TOTALS Half: AU 29, FGs: AU 2-15 (Bonner 2-6, Smalley 0-6, S. Hobbs 0-3), UGA 5-12 (Puleo 2-5, Marshall 1-2, Rhoden 1-1, Robinson 1-1, Houts 0-3). TOs: AU 14 (2 players 3), UGA 17 (Marshall 4). Blocks: AU 5 (Bonner 3), UGA 4 (Robinson 3). Officials: Enterline, Roberts, Day. Att. - 4,119. AU races to a 12-2 lead...uga pulls within one on a buzzer-beater from Robinson at the half...after four ties and five lead changes early second half, UGA takes the lead for good on a Puleo layup with 11:43 left. Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 19

20 22 Georgia 69, Mississippi State 57 2/1/09 Athens, Ga. Mississippi State (16-6, 3-4) Govero Lumanu Mokango Porter Rack Tate Johnson Roberts Grimes TOTALS Georgia (15-7, 5-2) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Mitchell TOTALS Half: UGA 37, MSU FGs: MSU 9-27 (Rack 6-15, Lumanu 2-3, Grimes 1-3, Johnson 0-4, Govero 0-1, Porter 0-1), UGA 2-12 (Puleo 1-5, Houts 1-4, Marshall 0-3). TOs: MSU 16 (3 players 3), UGA 14 (2 players 4). Blocks: MSU 2 (Mokango 2), UGA 6 (Phillips 3). Officials: Newton, Morris, Bonner. Att. - 5,965. Phillips scores eight as UGA races to an 11-0 lead just 3:02 into the game...that edge eventually grows to 17 points at the half...uga owns the same advantage at with 14:37 left before a 12-0 MSU run makes it with 11:40 remaining...msu eventually closes to at the 9:25 mark before a Houts three and a Marshall three-point play push the lead back to just 70 seconds later... MSU nevers gets closer than seven after that. LSU 57, Georgia /19/09 Athens, Ga. LSU (14-9, 7-4) Hightower Morris Barrett Graham Eason Kelly Hughes Jones Dunning Turnbow TOTALS Georgia (15-11, 5-6) Mitchell Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden Marshall TOTALS Half: LSU 32, UGA FGs: LSU 1-7 (Kelly 1-3, Hightower 0-4), UGA 3-9 (Houts 1-2, Robinson 1-2, Taylor 1-2, Puleo 0-3). TOs: LSU 10 (Hightower 3), UGA 15 (3 players 3). Blocks: LSU 2 (2 players 1), UGA 4 (Robinson 3). Officials: Brewton, Brooks-Clauser, Newton. Att. - 4,077. LSU grabs a 10-2 lead...uga closes to 27-25, but LSU ends the half and starts the second on a 9-0 run...down three with 7:30 left, a UGA TO sparks a 10-0 run. Page 20 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide 2 6 N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 23 No. 12/17 Tennessee 73, Georgia 43 2/5/09 Knoxville, Tenn. Georgia (15-8, 5-3) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden TOTALS Tennessee (17-5, 6-2) Stricklen Johnson Fuller Bjorklund Manning Bass Smallbone Brewer Cain TOTALS Half: UT 32, UGA FGs: UGA 1-6 (Houts 1-2, Puleo 0-2, Marshall 0-1, Taylor 0-1), UT 5-16 (Bass 1-4, Bjorklund 1-4, Stricklen 1-4, Fuller 1-2, Smallbone 1-2). TOs: UGA 18 (Marshall 6), UT 11 (Cain 5). Blocks: UGA 3 (Robinson 2), UT 7 (Cain 6). Officials: Kantner, Mattingly, Zentz. Att. - 16,058. UGA leads 12-7 early before a 13-0 surge puts UT up Fuller, UT s lone senior, is virtually all of the Lady Vols offense early, scoring 11 of their first 13 points... UGA closes to four twice in the closing minutes of the half but UT pushes its edge back to eight at halftime...ut begins the second half on a 9-0 run over the first 2:48 of the second half to make it UGA never gets closer than 14 point after that point. No. 3/3 Auburn 65, Georgia /22/09 Auburn, Ala. Georgia (15-12, 5-7) Marshall Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Rhoden Phillips TOTALS Auburn (26-2, 11-2) S. Hobbs Jackson Bonner Smalley Boddie R. Hobbs Hilliard Carrier TOTALS Half: UGA 29, AU FGs: UGA 2-11 (Houts 1-5, Puleo 1-4, Marshall 0-1), AU 3-8 (Smalley 2-6, Bonner 1-2). TOs: UGA 14 (Robinson 4), AU 10 (2 players 3). Blocks: UGA 2 (2 players 1), AU 2 (Bonner 2). Officials: Brooks-Clauser, Cunningham, Gulbeyan. Att. - 7,006. UGA s first-half lead tops out a six twice, lastly at a Smalley three 14 seconds into the second half gives AU the lead...there are three ties and 14 lead changes until AU moves ahead for good at with 6:00 left...uga pulls within one twice...a 7-0 run gives AU its largest lead of the game at with 26 seconds left. 24 Arkansas 77, Georgia 64 2/8/09 Athens, Ga. Arkansas (13-11, 2-7) Harris Brereton Jones Arnold Ricketts Daniels Inman McCray Richardson Ford TOTALS Georgia (15-9, 5-4) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Rhoden TOTALS Half: UGA 35, UA FGs: AR (Ford 4-7, Brereton 2-4, Harris 1-4, Ricketts 1-4, Arnold 1-3, Inman 1-1, Richardson 0-1) UGA 5-17 (Houts 3-7, Puleo 1-6, Robinson 1-1, Marshall 0-2, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: UA 11 (McCray 5), UGA 11 (2 players 3). Blocks: UA 0, UGA 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Brooks-Clauser, Gulbeyan, Roberts. Att. - 6,980. UGA loses for the first time at home when leading at the half during the season...uga leads with 14:25 left before a 15-5 run gives UA the lead for good... UA converts on seven straight possessions down the stretch to push a one-point lead to eight...houts moves to No. 9 among UGA s career assist leaders. Georgia 61, Kentucky /26/09 Lexington, Ky. Georgia (16-12, 6-7) Mitchell Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Rhoden Phillips TOTALS Kentucky (14-14, 4-9) Jackson Roddy Dunlap Ormerod Smith Morrow Edelen Franklin TOTALS Half: UGA 30, UK FGs: UGA 5-12 (Houts 3-4, Puleo 2-7, Rhoden 0-1), UK 2-17 (Smith 2-7, Ormerod 0-5, Morrow 0-3, Edelen 0-1, Franklin 0-1). TOs: UGA 16 (Houts 5), UK 16 (2 players 5). Blocks: UGA 4 (Robinson 3), UK 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Enterline, Napier, Newton. Att. - 5,112. Six different Lady Dogs score to help open up a 14-6 lead...uk whittles the deficit to UK possession with a chance to tie before a Houts steal and layin...a Phillips stickback with 5:22 left ignites an 11-4 surge that makes it with 1:01 left...uk cuts it with 13 seconds left but Houts hits two FTs to seal the win. 25 No. 24/24 Vanderbilt 80, Georgia 64 2/15/09 Nashville, Tenn. Georgia (15-10, 5-5) Marshall Phillips Robinson Puleo Houts Taylor Mitchell Rhoden TOTALS Vanderbilt (20-6, 9-2) Risper Wirth Tuomi Marsh Rhoads Chisholm Lueders Mooney Gibbs Malo TOTALS Half: VU 34, UGA FGs: UGA 2-13 (Houts 1-7, Taylor 1-2, Puleo 0-3, Marshall 0-1), VU 9-20 (Wirth 4-8, Marsh 3-9, Gibbs 2-3). TOs: UGA 19 (Houts 6), VU 15 (Risper 3). Blocks: UGA 3 (Robinson 2), VU 2 (Mooney 2). Officials: Kantner, Enterline, Courteau. Att. - 5,010. UGA leads a 19-6 run gives VU a a edge... UGA scores seven straight to tie it at but a VU fourpoint play Wirth scores and UGA simultaneously fouls away from the ball is the catalyst for a 17-3 run. 29 Georgia 84, No. 17 Florida 75 3/1/09 Athens, Ga. Florida (23-6, 9-5) Sorensen Smith Dotson Lucas Brooks Thompson Stewart Madu Yenser Henry TOTALS Georgia (17-12, 7-7) Mitchell Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Rhoden Phillips Marshall TOTALS Half: UGA 45, UF FGs: UF (Sorensen 4-10, Brooks 3-8, Thompson 2-6, Smith 1-3, Lucas 0-2, Yenser 0-1), UGA 5-15 (Puleo 3-5, Houts 1-5, Rhoden 1-3, Marshall 0-2). TOs: UF 16 (Brooks 6), Ashley Houts played all but 73.6 seconds of Georgia s 16 games against SEC competition during

21 29 Georgia 84, No. 17 Florida 75 3/1/09 Athens, Ga. Florida (23-6, 9-5) Sorensen Smith Dotson Lucas Brooks Thompson Stewart Madu Yenser Henry TOTALS Georgia (17-12, 7-7) Mitchell Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Rhoden Phillips Marshall TOTALS Half: UGA 45, UF FGs: UF (Sorensen 4-10, Brooks 3-8, Thompson 2-6, Smith 1-3, Lucas 0-2, Yenser 0-1), UGA 5-15 (Puleo 3-5, Houts 1-5, Rhoden 1-3, Marshall 0-2). TOs: UF 16 (Brooks 6), UF 14 (Phillips 6). Blocks: UF 2 (2 players 1), UGA 3 (Phillips 2). Officials: Roberts, Sidlasky, Fountain. Att. - 6,465. UGA leads by 11 with 1:14 left in the first half...uf scores the first nine of the second...after UF leads 59-54, the Lady Dogs score 14 straight to go up for good. Georgia 66, 19 No. 17/18 Vanderbilt 55 1/22/09 Athens, Ga. Vanderbilt (14-5, 3-1) Risper Wirth Tuomi Marsh Mooney Chisholm Lueders Coleman Rhoads Gibbs TOTALS Georgia (12-7, 2-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall Stoddard Watt TOTALS Half: UGA 40, VU FGs: VU 5-17 (Lueders 2-4, Gibbs 1-4, Mooney 1-4, Rhoads 1-1, Marsh 0-2, Wirth 0-2), UGA 3-11 (Houts 2-7, Puleo 1-1, Rhoden 0-2, Phillips 0-1). TOs: VU 16 (Tuomi 5), UGA 15 (Houts 5). Blocks: VU 1 (Wirth 1), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Mattingly, Napier, Dean. Att. - 3, N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 30 Georgia 82, Kentucky 64 3/5/09 North Little Rock, Ark. Kentucky (15-15) Franklin Dunlap Roddy Ormerod Smith Morrow Edelen TOTALS Georgia (18-12) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Mitchell Phillips Marshall TOTALS Half: UK 30, UGA FGs: UK 7-18 (Franklin 4-8, Morrow 2-4, Ormerod 1-3, Smith 0-3), UGA 7-9 (Houts 3-5, Puleo 2-2, Marshall 1-1, Mitchell 1-1). TOs: UK 19 (Smith 6), UGA 21 (2 players 5). Blocks: UK 1 (Smith 1), UGA 9 (Phillips 4). Officials: Kantner, Dean, Dickerson. Att. - 2,952. UGA grabs an early lead and gradually builds it to eight points...the Lady Dogs lead with 6:54 left in the half but are outscored 9-0 over the rest of the period and 7-0 during the first 1:17 of the second stanza to go up UGA trails before a 13-0 rally gives the Lady Dogs the lead for good...uga shoots sizzling percentages of 63.3 from the field, 77.8 from three-point range and 81.3 from the line No. 22/23 Vanderbilt 69, Georgia 61 3/5/09 N. Little Rock, Ark. Georgia (18-13) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Mitchell Phillips Marshall TOTALS Vanderbilt (22-8) Mooney Risper Wirth Marsh Rhoads Chisholm Gibbs TOTALS Half: VU 35, UGA FGs: UGA 5-12 (Puleo 3-6, Houts 1-3, Robinson 1-1, Marshall 0-2), VU 9-26 (Marsh 4-10, Gibbs 3-7, Wirth 2-8, Mooney 0-1). TOs: UGA 12 (3 players 3), VU 3 (Mooney 2). Blocks: UGA 3 (Robinson 3), VU 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Mattingly, Roberts, Dickerson. Att. - 3,386. VU hits 8 of its first 13 FGs to open up a 19-9 lead...that edge tops out at 14 twice in the first half...uga scores the first six of the second stanza and cut it to with 11:28 left...vu pushes it back to nine before UGA again rallies to within with 1:09 left but a Marsh three ignites a 7-0 run to end the game. 20 Georgia 63, Alabama 61 1/25/09 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Georgia (13-7, 3-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall TOTALS Alabama (12-9, 0-6) Raffington Jenkins Strauthers Russell Magee Butler Robinson Hancock Carn TOTALS Half: UGA 34, UA FGs: UGA 3-11 (Houts 1-3, Puleo 1-3, Marshall 1-2, Mitchell 0-2, Rhoden 0-1), UA 5-21 (Russell 3-10, Raffington 1-4, Butler 1-3, Hancock 0-2, Jenkins 0-1, Magee 0-1). TOs: UGA 25 (Phillips 8), UA 18 (Raffington 7). Blocks: UGA 5 (2 players 2), UA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Kantner, DeMayo, Humphrey. Att. - 1,942. Phillips scores the game s first seven points also ignites an 8-0 run later in the half which gives UGA a 10-point 18 No. 19 Florida 61, Georgia 45 1/18/09 Gainesville, Fla. Georgia (11-7, 1-2) Rhoden Taylor Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Mitchell Phillips Marshall Stoddard Watt TOTALS Florida (17-2, 3-1) Sorenson Smith Dotson Yenser Brooks Thompson Stewart Lucas Henry Crawford TOTALS Half: UF 27, UGA FGs: UGA 4-15 (Puleo 2-4, Houts 1-5, Rhoden 1-4, Mitchell 0-1, Taylor 0-1), UF 7-19 (Sorensen 4-9, Brooks 3-4, Thompson 0-3, Smith 0-2, Yenser 0-1). TOs: UGA 23 (Houts 7), UF 15 (2 players 3). Blocks: UGA 3 (3 players 1), UF 4 (Stewart Angel Robinson posted a double-double of 17 points and 14 rebounds in Georgia s win over Vanderbilt in Athens. 21 Georgia 67, No. 5/4 Auburn 58 1/29/09 Athens, Ga. Auburn (20-1, 5-1) S. Hobbs Bonner Jackson Smalley Boddie Jennings Simmons R. Hobbs Carrier TOTALS Georgia (14-7, 4-2) Rhoden Phillips Robinson Mitchell Houts Taylor Puleo Marshall TOTALS Half: AU 29, FGs: AU 2-15 (Bonner 2-6, Smalley 0-6, S. Hobbs 0-3), UGA 5-12 (Puleo 2-5, Marshall 1-2, Rhoden 1-1, Robinson 1-1, Houts 0-3). TOs: AU 14 (2 players 3), UGA 17 (Marshall 4). Blocks: AU 5 (Bonner 3), UGA 4 (Robinson 3). Officials: Enterline, Roberts, Day. Att. - 4,119. AU races to a 12-2 lead...uga pulls within one on a buzzer-beater from Robinson at the half...after four ties and five lead changes in the first 6:51 of the second half, Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 21

22 Personal Information Birthdate: Oct. 8, 1952 Hometown: Maryville, Tenn. Family: Married to the former Pam McClellan. Children: Andrea (23) and Drew (19) Education High School: Friendsville (1970) Undergraduate: Tennessee Tech (1974) Physical Education Family: Tennessee Tech (1975) Physical Education Page 22 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Andy Landers (.753) in 30 seasons at UGA (.757) in 34 seasons overall UGA s first and still only full-time women s basketball head coach. When he was just 26, took over struggling program (.303) all-time in six seasons prior to arrival and has never had a losing season. Four-time National Coach of the Year 1986 (USBWA); 1987 (WBB News Service); 1996 (Naismith); and 2000 (USBWA and WBB News Service) State of Georgia Sports Hall of Fame inductee 2007 Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Has led Georgia to 15 top-10 finishes in either or both the final Associated Press or USA Today/ ESPN national rankings during the last 25 seasons. Graduation rate of 96.2 percent among four-year letterwinners...a mark set to improve when the only non-graduates successful professional players Lady Hardmon Grooms and Kedra Holland-Corn finish their degrees in the next five months. Holland-Corn will graduate in May, while Hardmon Grooms will do so in August. Has led UGA to 25 of 27 NCAAs second all-time among coaches with two runners-up, five Final Fours, 10 Elite Eights and 17 Sweet 16s. Became the fourth major college women s hoops coach to reach 800 career wins with the Lady Bulldogs victory over Savannah State on Jan. 15, 2009, joining Pat Summitt, Jody Conradt and C. Vivian Stringer. Became the eighth major college women s hoops coach to reach 700 wins while coaching at four-year institutions with UGA s victory at Florida on Jan. 24, 2007, and the third coach on that ledger with 700 victories at one school, joining Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt. Passed Roger Kaiser to become the state of Georgia s winningest college basketball head coach with a Dec. 3, 2006 win over Georgia Tech... his 664th at the University of Georgia. Has coached three National Players of the Year (Katrina McClain-1987; Saudia Roundtree-1996; Kelly Miller-2000); and 12 Kodak All- Americans (Janet Harris ; Teresa Edwards ; McClain ; Roundtree-1996; K. Miller ; and Tasha Humphrey-2005). In the last eight years, eight Lady Dogs have been WNBA first-round draft picks, including perennial All-Star Deanna Nolan, the MVP of the 2006 WNBA Finals. All told, 19 Lady Bulldogs have gone on to play in the WNBA, including eight active during the 2008 campaign. Teresa Edwards and Katrina McClain were the backbone of the U.S. National Team for more than a decade. In 2000, Edwards became the first player male or female on five Olympic Teams and won her fourth Gold Medal as co-captain in She first won Gold in 1984 after her sophomore year at UGA, and won two more with McClain in 1988 and 96. Season-by-Season Results at Roane State (82-21 in four seasons) Year Rec. (Pct.) Notes Year Rec. (Pct.) Notes (.590) (.840) (.885) Ranked No (.833) Ranked No. 9 at Georgia Year Rec. (Pct.) SEC (Pct.) Notes (.571) UGA s 2nd-ever.500 season (.730) NWIT Championship (.700) 4-3 (.571) First-ever NCAA Tourney berth (.794) 4-5 (.444) First SEC Title; NCAA Final Four (.909) 8-1 (.889) SEC Champions; NCAA Elite (.853) 7-1 (.875) NCAA Runners-up (.938) 9-0 (1.000) SEC Champions; NCAA Sweet (.844) 7-2 (.778) SEC Runners-up; McClain National POY (.677) 5-4 (.556) Four new starters; NCAA Sweet (.767) 6-3 (.667) Season-Best AP Ranking of No (.833) 6-3 (.667) 8th straight NCAAs; Final Rank of No (.875) 9-0 (1.000) SEC Champions; NCAA Elite (.633) 6-5 (.545) SEC Tourney finals (.618) 5-6 (.455) SEC Tourney finals; NCAA 2nd Round (.607) 5-6 (.455) Four freshman starters; Frett SEC FOY (.848) 8-3 (.727) NCAA Final Four (.848) 10-1 (.909) SEC Champions; NCAA Runners-up; Roundtree National POY (.806) 11-1 (.917) SEC Champions; NCAA Elite (.607) 8-6 (.571) Three freshman starters; 15th NCAAs (.794) 9-5 (.643) Third Final Four in 5 Years (.889) 13-1 (.928) Seventh SEC Title; NCAA Elite Eight ; K. Miller National POY (.818) 11-3 (.786) Fourth SEC Tourney Title; K. Miller SEC POY; Thomas SEC FOY (.633) 6-8 (.429) 19th NCAA bid (.677) 10-4 (.714) NCAA Sweet 16 with 3 fr. starters (.714) 8-6 (.571) 600th win at UGA (.706) 9-5 (.643) 700th career win; Humphrey National FOY (.719) 10-4 (.714) 16th Sweet 16 with 6-player rotation (.794) 11-3 (.786) 750th overall win; Houts SEC FOY (.697) 8-6 (.571) 700th win at UGA (.581) 7-7 (.500) 800th career win La Keshia Kim Cameron Frett Hairston Newbauer UGA legendary player helps secure future of Lady Bulldog greatness. Recruiting coordinator with coaching experience on staffs in last five NCAAs. Ultra-energetic former UGA Director of Basketball Ops for men s hoops. Assistant Coach 4th Season Georgia 97 Assistant Coach 2nd Season Richmond 00 Assistant Coach 2nd Season IU-Fort Wayne 01

23 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 26 Kentucky (2/26/09) Career: 26 Kentucky (2/26/09) Rebounds Season: 7 Vanderbilt (1/22/09) Career: 9 Richmond (11/9/07) Assists Season: 13 Auburn (1/29/09) Career: 13 Auburn (1/29/09) Blocks Season: - Career: 1 Miss. St. (2/17/08) Steals Season: 4 Five Times Career: 10 Memphis (11/29/07) Minutes Played Season: 40 More times than not Career: 45 Florida St. (12/29/07) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 18 Career: 52 Double-Digit Assists Season: 1 Career: 2 Double-Digit Steals Season: 0 Career: 1 Double-Doubles Season: 1 Career: 3 20-Point Games Season: 4 Career: 7 1 Ashley Houts 5-6 Junior Guard Trenton, Ga. Dade County High School Tabbed second-team All-SEC by league coaches. Consensus pre-season first-team All-SEC selection. Named MVP of UNLV s Lady Rebel Round-up after averaging 21.0 ppg in a pair of wins in Vegas. Twice named SEC Player of the Week: on Dec. 1 after averaging 19.7 points in wins over N.C. Central, Cal State Fullerton and Eastern Washington; and on March 2 after averaging 20.0 points in victories over Kentucky and Florida. Dished out a career-high 13 assists to just one turnover in Georgia s Jan. 29 upset of No. 5 Auburn. That tally was one assist shy of the Lady Bulldogs single-game record and tied the mark for most assists ever by a Georgia player in SEC play. Has joined three of the Lady Bulldogs top-10 career leaders ledgers this season: steals at Rutgers and has since moved to No. 7; assists versus Arkansas and has since ascended to No. 6; free throws made at Kentucky and has since climbed to No. 9. Became UGA s 30th 1000-point career scorer at Vanderbilt on Feb. 15. Has played all 40 minutes in 20 of 31 games...not to mention a pair of 40- nights when she played all but six seconds (Vanderbilt in Athens and Kentucky at SEC Tournament). Poured in a career-high 26 at Kentucky, scoring 12 of Georgia s final 13 points in the win and going 7-of-8 from the line in the final 64 seconds. Post-Season Career Highlights: Dished out 12 assists in 2008 NCAA win over Iowa, one shy of UGA s post-season record. Averaged a double-double of 11.0 points and 10.0 assists in two 2008 NCAA games. The only Lady Bulldog in double figures for all three games played during the 2007 NCAA Tournament...extremely solid defensively as well. Broke Sherill Baker s Georgia freshman steals record of 89 thefts during the 2007 Sweet 16 game vs. Purdue. Houts finished the season with 93 takeaways...baker The Queen of Thieves is the UGA and SEC single-season and career record holder for steals. Coached by Randy Watson as a senior and by Gene Durden as a freshman, sophomore and junior at Dade County High School. Selected to play in both the WBCA and McDonald s High School All-America games and scored 11 points for the East in the McDonald s contest. A four-year starter at Dade County and had her 23 jersey retired after leading the Lady Wolverines to a combined record (including a runner-up finish in Class AA in 2005) and averaging of 21.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 6.3 steals during her four-year career. Personal: Born Dec. 31, 1987, and the daughter of Greg and Joni Houts, Ashley is majoring in Recreation and Leisure Studies. Ashley Houts Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Belmont Iowa State Purdue Totals Avg./Pct Iowa N. Carolina Totals Avg./Pct Career Totals Avg./Pct Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 23

24 4 Danielle Taylor Season & Career Highs Points Season: 20 Vanderbilt (12/15/09) Career: 22 Mercer (12/17/07) Rebounds Season: 8 E. Wash. (11/29/08) Career: 8 E. Wash. (11/29/08) Assists Season: 3 UAB (12/20/08) Career: 3 UAB (12/20/08) Blocks Season: 1 Nine Times Career: 2 Memphis (12/9/05) Steals Season: 2 Two Times Career: 4 Mercer (12/17/07) Minutes Played Season: 33 Vanderbilt (12/15/09) Career: 33 Vanderbilt (12/15/09) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 8 Career: Point Games Season: 1 Career: Senior Forward Savannah, Ga. Beach High School Tabbed by fullcourtpress.com as on the SEC s Golden Lunch Bucket players, for her can do attitude and nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic. Georgia s lone senior who was elected the Lady Bulldogs co-captain along with Ashley Houts in balloting of teammates last spring. Has provided a very solid boost on the offensive end her foot jumper has been money and she s effective on the block as well and more than doubled her point production from a year ago. Scored the first six points of a 15-2 first-half run against Eastern Washington that helped Georgia build a commanding lead in the championship game of the UNLV Lady Rebel Round-up. Georgia s leading scorer in two of the final three games of the 2008 calendar at UAB on Dec. 20 and vs. Xavier on Dec. 30. Earned the first start of her career against South Carolina on Jan. 11 and scored UGA s first four points en route to a victory. Recorded her first double-figure SEC performance of her career with 15 points at Alabama. Poured in a SEC-career-best 20 points at Vanderbilt in a career-high 33 minutes of playing time. Stellar outing on her Senior Day with 12 first-half points against No. 17 Florida. Has eight double-digit scoring nights to date in versus two double-figure performances in 59 games played during her first three seasons. Post-Season Career Highlights: Has seen limited minutes in six of eight NCAA Tournament games over the past three seasons. Extremely active in the final minute of the 2006 Hartford game, taking three shots and collecting two rebounds in that limited time. Coached by Ronald Booker at Beach High. Led Beach to a combined 52-8 record during her junior and senior seasons, as well as back-to-back Region 3-AAAAA Championships and appearances in the State Tourney quarterfinals each year. Knocked down five three-pointers en route to a game-high 27 points and Most Valuable Player honors for the South team in the 2005 Georgia Athletic Coaches Association (GACA) All-Star game. Personal: Born Aug. 11, 1987, and the daughter of Larrye Cheaves, Danielle is majoring in Social Work. A Beach High School teammate of Lady Bulldog junior Christy Marshall...they actually have played together at Savannah s Delaware Recreation Center since they were 7-8 years old. Danielle Taylor s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Marist Hartford Connecticut Totals Belmont Iowa State Purdue 2007 Totals Iowa N. Carolina 2008 Totals Career Totals Avg./Pct Page 24 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

25 Season & Career Highs Points Total: 8 Sav. St. (1/15/09) Rebounds Total: 5 Two Times Assists Total: 3 Three Times Blocks Total: 2 Two Times Steals Total: 5 Sav. St. (1/15/09) Minutes Played Season: 26 Two Times 11 Meredith Mitchell 6-1 Freshman Guard Midfield, Ala. Midfield High School Long and athletic freshman who originally saw action primarily as Ashley Houts back-up at point guard but has played wing for the most part since January. Has provided a solid defensive presence with five blocks in limited minutes. Scored the Lady Bulldogs final four points at UAB...much to the delight of her vocal band of family and friends behind the Georgia bench. After not playing in the three non-conference games leading up to SEC play, logged quality minutes at Ole Miss and against South Carolina. Chipped in quite nicely against South Carolina...said Landers afterwards: Meredith Mitchell did some good things. Defensively, she was very effective, and offensively she played better than you would expect a freshman who hasn t played that much. Became the 62nd different freshman to get the starting nod from Andy Landers when she was on the floor for tip-off versus Savannah State. Garnered five steals all in the first half against Savannah State, the Lady Bulldogs individual single-game high for the season. Although only seeing limited action in several of her starts, the Lady Bulldogs are 6-1 when Mitchell gets the nod. Post-Season Career Highlights: Big second-half contributor against Kentucky in the SEC Tourney opener, scoring seven points including a three in transition that tied the game after Georgia trailed by nine just 2:20 before. Coached by Reggie Ware at Midfield High, where she was a four-year starter on teams that claimed 2007 and 2008 state titles while also producing a state runner-up effort in 2005 and an additional state semifinal appearance in Helped Midfield to a 32-1 record and a final national ranking of No. 12 by USA Today as a senior. Scored 18 points in an victory over Deshler in the 2008 state final. Named to the Alabama Sports Writer s Association s Super Five all-classification first-team All-State squad as a senior after earning firstteam honors for Class AAAA as a junior and second-team status for Class AAA as a sophomore. An outstanding student who graduated No. 2 and as Salutatorian of her senior class. As a senior, averaged a triple-double of 14.2 points, 11.0 rebounds and 10.0 assists as well as 5.2 steals while leading Midfield s Lady Patriots to a second straight Alabama 4A crown. During her first two campaigns at Midfield, the Lady Patriots reached the championship game of the 2005 Alabama Class 3A State Tournament and lost in the semifinals in Personal: Born February 28, 1990, Meredith is the daughter of Bonita Mitchell and intends to major in Business. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt Meredith Mitchell s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 25

26 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 13 Ga. Tech (12/5/08) Career: 13 Ga. Tech (12/5/08) Rebounds Season: 8 ETSU (12/1/08) Career: 8 ETSU (12/1/08) Assists Season: 4 Florida (3/1/09) Career: 4 Florida (3/1/09) Blocks Season: - Career: - Steals Season: 3 Detroit (11/22/08) Career: 3 Detroit (11/22/08) Minutes Played Season: 35 Rutgers (12/8/08) Career: 35 Rutgers (12/8/08) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 2 Career: 3 15 Jaleesa Rhoden 5-8 Soph. Guard London, Ontario London Central Secondary School Utilizes her size, athletic ability and instinctive knack for the ball to be a very effective rebounder, especially on the offensive end. Scored her first points of on an athletic board and stickback against Alabama State in the season opener. That seemed to put her at ease and greatly increase her confidence. Said Rhoden: That game really helped me get my confidence back...it felt like I was really back from my injury. For the first time in a long time, it just felt right. Played in front of family and friends during games against Oakland and Detroit. Her dad (Tony), mom (Jennifer) and older brother (Marlon) were at the win over Oakland. Two days later, a busload of about 50 family including the three aforementioned, her other brother (Justin) and her maternal grandmother chartered a bus across the border to Detroit. Olive Campbell, her paternal grandmother who lives in Brooklyn, saw her play for the first time in person at Rutgers on Dec. 8. Stellar in road ACC contests, scoring a career-high 13 points against Georgia Tech and chipping in nine first-half points on a trio of three-pointers at Virginia. Notched her first career start against South Carolina on Jan. 11. Sprained her right ankle in the second half against Auburn and then missed the Mississippi State game. Post-Season Career Highlights: Calmly knocked down a pair of free throws with the Lady Bulldogs leading by eight with 51 seconds left of their 2008 SEC Tournament first-round win over Alabama. Represented Canada at the under World Championships in Slovakia and also was a member of the 2004 Canadian Junior National Team which earned a bid to the 2005 FIBA 19-under World Championships in Tunisia, and then competed for Canada in the 2005 World Championships as well. Coached by Ron Douglas at London Central Secondary where she was a three-time MVP of her team. As a senior at London Central, averaged 27.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.0 steals while leading the Golden Ghosts to a 27-9 record and a runner-up finish in the Class AAA Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association (OFSAA) Tournament. Led Team Ontario provincial teams to 2003, 2004 and 2005 Canadian Championships in their respective age-group competitions. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St. Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt In 2003, was the leading scorer and was named MVP at the 15-under national championships. In 2004, voted a first-team all-star at the 17-under Canadian Championships. In 2005, when the tournament was part of the Canada Summer Games, again was the event s leading scorer, this time in the 17-under division. Personal: Born June 9, 1988, and the daughter of Tony and Jennifer Rhoden, Jaleesa is double-majoring in Management and Marketing. Jaleesa is on track to receive two degrees when completing her fifth year of eligibility. She redshirted in due to a knee injury. Georgia s second-ever recruit from Canada. The first was Angie Ball ( ), a native of Scarsborough near Toronto who went on to play both in the WNBA and overseas in Italy and France. Jaleesa Rhoden s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Iowa N. Carolina 2008 Totals Avg./Pct Page 26 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

27 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 22 Oakland (11/20/08) Career: 22 Oakland (11/20/08) Rebounds Season: 5 Two Times Career: 6 Florida St. (12/29/07) Assists Season: 7 Tenn. Tech (12/3/08) Career: 9 Mercer (12/17/07) Blocks Season: 1 Two Times Career: 1 Five Times Steals Season: 4 Kentucky (3/5/09) Career: 4 Two Times Minutes Played Season: 40 Two times Career: 41 Florida St. (12/29/07) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 8 Career: Point Games Season: 1 Career: 1 20 Angela Puleo 5-6 Soph. Guard Maryville, Tenn. William Blount High School Georgia s top three-point threat, accounting for 39.8 percent of the Lady Bulldogs total threepointers made in Poured in a career-high 22 points at Oakland scoring 18 of Georgia s first 26 points and the Lady Bulldogs final four points in the victory. Equaled her previous career-best output 18 points against Florida in Athens last season in just the first 11:52 of the contest. Didn t score again until knocking down an 18-foot baseline jumper with 1:03 left that gave Georgia the lead for good and hit both ends of a one-and-one with 2.4 seconds remaining to ice the victory. Had been mired in a horrific shooting slump prior to the Oakland outing...was a combined 0-of-11 including 0-of-7 from three-point range in Georgia s exhibition game and season opener. Enjoyed a perfect shooting night from both the field and the line against North Carolina Central. Playing with a high ankle brace on her right leg due to a stress reaction in her fibula...practiced on an extremely limited basis as a preventative measure for much of the 2009 calendar. From Dec. 31-Feb. 7, primarily rode a stationary bike during practice to maintain her conditioning and then joined the team for walkthroughs of opponent scouting information...did sit out the Savannah State game as a precautionary measure and to provide her with some rest. Logged miles on the stationary bike during that time. For a point of reference, that would be well over six round trips from Stegeman Coliseum in Athens to the Arena at Gwinnett Center. Began practicing on a limited basis on Feb. 9 and with no limitations since Feb. 24. Post-Season Career Highlights: Starter for all six post-season games in her career. Averaged 8.5 points while connecting on.625 of her field goals (all taken from behind the threepoint arc) in Georgia s two 2009 SEC Tournament games. Coached by Matt Fowler at William Blount where she was a four-year starter and set Blount County scoring records on the single-game (46 vs. Alcoa), season (612 as a senior) and career (2,650) levels. Broke the county scoring record previously held by Tennessee s Cait McMahan. Named All-State for Class AAA by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) as both a junior and a senior. Tabbed as the Knoxville News Sentinel s Player of the Year as a junior. Averaged 35.6 points in William Blount s three-game run to the District title during her junior season. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St. Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt Personal: Born Aug. 15, 1989, Angela is the daughter of Charlie and Micki Puleo and is majoring in Speech Communications. Her father was a Major League pitcher with stints with the New York Mets ( ), Cincinnati Reds ( ) and Atlanta Braves ( ). Chosen to recite the poem The Heart Of A Champion at the 2006 induction ceremonies of the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame, which included the enshrinement of former Lady Bulldog great Katrina McClain. Angela Puleo s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Iowa N. Carolina Totals Avg./Pct Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 27

28 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 21 Alabama (1/25/09) Career: 21 Alabama (1/25/09) Rebounds Season: 11 Two Times Career: 11 Two Times Assists Season: 5 Detroit (11/22/08) Career: 5 Detroit (11/22/08) Blocks Season: 4 Kentucky (3/5/09) Career: 4 Kentucky (3/5/09) Steals Season: 4 Two Times Career: 4 Two Times Minutes Played Season: 37 Miss. St. (2/1/09) Career: 37 Miss. St. (2/1/09) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 20 Career: 25* Double-Digit Rebounds Season: 4 Career: 4 Double-Doubles Season: 4 Career: 4 20-Point Games Season: 2 Career: 2 * Includes 5 double-digit games at LSU 21 Porsha Phillips 6-2 Soph. Forward Stone Mountain, Ga. Redan High School The most athletic power player for Georgia since...well, it s tough to make any really solid comparisons. Posted career-best tallies for points, rebounds and steals in the season opener. In double-digits in each of the first five games, the only Lady Bulldog to do so and also equaling the number of double-figure tallies she produced as a freshman at LSU. Posted her first career double-double at Detroit. Came off the bench for the first time this season against South Carolina and scored seven of her teamhigh 14 points during an 11-0 first-half surge that put the Lady Dogs up Red hot on back-to-back Sundays. Poured in a career-high 21 points at Alabama, scoring the game s first seven in 3:27 and also canning the game-winning jumper with 25.6 seconds left. Scored eight in the first 3:08 to almost single-handedly supply an 11-0 lead against Miss. State. Shot a sizzling 63.4 percent (26-of-41) during a four-game winning streak from Jan. 22-Feb. 1. Named SEC Player of the Week on Feb. 2 after averaging 14.0 points and connecting on 61.1 percent of her FGs and percent of her FTs in wins over No. 5 Auburn and Mississippi St. Averaged a team-best 12.7 ppg in SEC action including double digits in 12 of 14 league games. Post-Season Career Highlights: Significant contributor to LSU in its 30-8 campaign that culminated with a trip to the 2006 Final Four as a true freshman with the Lady Tigers. Notched six starts, including two SEC Tournament matchups. At Redan, coached by Rhonda Malone, a four-year letterwinner and two-year starter for the Lady Bulldogs from Malone was a member of teams that reached the 1983 Final Four and won the 1983 and 1984 SEC Championships Selected to participate in both the McDonald s and WBCA All-America games and was a teammate of current Lady Bulldog Ashley Houts in both outings. Scored seven points, grabbed four rebounds and blocked two shots for the East squad at the McDonald s game. Helped Redan compile a record during her four seasons. Led the Lady Raiders to a runner-up finish in the 2005 Georgia Class AAAAA State Tournament, as well as the semifinals in 2006 and the quarterfinals in 2003 and Finished her stellar prep career with 1,696 points, 923 rebounds and 444 blocks, four-year averages of 14.6 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 3.8 bpg. Personal: Born January 13, 1988, Porsha is the daughter of Lue and James Phillips and is majoring in Child and Family Development. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt Older brothers Brandon and Patrick both signed letters-of-intent to play baseball at Georgia before opting to sign professional contracts out of high school. Brandon is now the starting Gold Glove second baseman for the Cincinnati Reds, and Patrick (P.J.) is in the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim organization. Porsha Phillip s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts UNC Asheville West Virginia Florida State Connecticut Rutgers Totals Avg./Pct Page 28 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

29 22 Christy Marshall Season & Career Highs Points Season: 18 CSF (11/28/08) Career: 18 CSF (11/28/08) Rebounds Season: 9 Two Times Career: 9 Two Times Assists Season: 6 Two Times Career: 6 Two Times Blocks Season: 2 Three Times Career: 2 Five Times Steals Season: 4 NCCU (11/26/08) Career: 4 Two Times Minutes Played Season: 38 Vanderbilt (12/15/09) Career: 38 Vanderbilt (12/15/09) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 13 Career: Junior Guard Savannah, Ga. Beach High School Junior whose commitment level and consistency of performance was up dramatically during pre-season practices...an attribute that caught Andy Landers eye and resulted in a heavy heaping praise in October and November. The Lady Bulldogs best pull-up jumpshooter and probably their best penetrator off the dribble. Scored a career-best 18 points against Cal State Fullerton, besting by one the mark she set against Alabama as a freshman and Georgia Southern as a sophomore. Certainly has an eye for the big game...has been Georgia s leading scorer seven times in 87 games played in her career at LSU, versus Tennessee in Athens and against Belmont (NCAA Tournament) as a freshman; at Oklahoma, against Tennessee and versus Alabama (SEC Tournament) as a sophomore; and at Tennessee as a junior. Averaged 14.0 points and shot 48.5 percent from the floor in five games from Auburn-through Vanderbilt...versus 7.0 ppg and 38.4 FG percentage in the first 20 games of the season. Did not travel to Kentucky and missed that game to concentrate on classwork commitments. Post-Season Career Highlights: Scored a post-season career-high 17 points against Kentucky in the 2009 SEC Tournament. The Lady Bulldogs leading scorer in their first-round 2007 NCAA victory over Belmont. Only the fourth Georgia freshman to post team-high scoring honors in her NCAA debut, joining Lady Hardmon (Grooms), 18 vs. Chattanooga in 1989; Kelly Miller, 16 vs. George Washington in 1998; and Cori Chambers, 19 vs. Liberty in Coached by Ronald Booker at Beach High where she helped the Bulldogs compile a record of during her prep career. Beach reached four straight State Tournaments (best finish was quarterfinals as a junior). Named fourth-team All-America by Parade Magazine as a senior. Member of the undefeated Gold Medal-winning Blue Team at the 2005 USA Basketball Youth Development Festival where she averaged 7.2 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.8 steals in five games. Among 33 players invited by USA Basketball to try out for the U.S. 18-under National Team during the summer of Personal: Born July 20, 1988, and the daughter of Jestine and Charles Marshall, Christy is intending to major in Fashion Merchandising. A Beach High School teammate of Lady Bulldog senior Danielle Taylor...they actually have played together at Savannah s Delaware Recreation Center since they were 7-8 years old. Christy Marshall s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Belmont Iowa State Purdue Totals Avg./Pct Iowa N. Carolina Totals Avg./Pct Totals Avg./Pct Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 29

30 25 Sarah Stoddard Season & Career Highs Points Total: 3 NCCU (11/26/08) Rebounds Total: 1 Two Times Assists Total: 1 Sav. St. (1/15/09) Blocks Total: - Steals Total: 2 Alabama St. (11/15/08) Minutes Played Season: 8 NCCU (11/26/08) 5-8 Junior Guard Austell, Ga. South Cobb High School The first of the three walk-ons to join the Lady Bulldog roster...doing so just in time to make deadlines for the media guide. A scrappy player on both ends, a trait that resulted in a pair of steals in just five minutes of PT against Alabama State. Logged PT in eight contests, including SEC dates at Florida and against Vanderbilt in Athens. Post-Season Career Highlights: Played for three different head coaches in her three seasons of varsity play at South Cobb High, Cliff Collins as a sophomore, Robbie Stancil as a junior and Avery Swarn as a senior. A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at shooting guard for the Lady Eagles. Posted the best three-point shooting percentage for Region 5AAAAA as a senior. Helped South Cobb reach the AAAAA State Tournament during her sophomore and senior seasons. Played against current teammate Angel Robinson during the 2005 campaign, Stoddard s sophomore year and Robinson s senior season at Marietta High. Also a stellar student who was a member of the Beta Club and the National Honor Society. Teamed with South Cobb boy s basketball player De Marion Gordon to win a co-ed three-point shooting contest held by the Atlanta Hawks at Philips Arena. Personal: Born June 13, 1989, Sarah is the daughter of Dave and Anne Stoddard and is majoring Exercise and Sports Science. Her father was a collegiate basketball player as well, competing at Eastern Kentucky University as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to San Diego State for his final two seasons of eligibility. Her older brother, Paul, played at Southern Tech in Marietta, a strong NAIA program. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St. Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt Sarah Stoddard s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Page 30 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

31 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 29 Vanderbilt (3/6/09) Career: 29 Vanderbilt (3/6/09) Rebounds Season: 16 Vanderbilt (3/6/09) Career: 18 Florida St. (12/29/07) Assists Season: 5 Alabama (1/25/09) Career: 5 Alabama (1/25/09) Blocks Season: 4 Two Times Career: 4 Three Times Steals Season: 3 Kentucky (3/5/09) Career: 3 Three Times Minutes Played Season: 39 Two Times Career: 40 Two Times Miscellaneous Stats Double-Digit Points Season: 17 Career: 47 Double-Digit Rebounds Season: 14 Career: 26 Double-Doubles Season: 9 Career: Point Games Season: 1 Career: 1 33 Angel Robinson 6-5 Junior Forward Marietta, Ga. Marietta High School Tabbed second-team All-SEC in pre-season voting of league coaches and media. Missed the vast majority of pre-season practices after suffering a left shoulder subluxation in the third official practice of the fall. Did not see action in the exhibition game. Returned to practice the week of the opener and saw limited minutes as she regained strength and conditioning. Scored a career-high 19 points against East Tennessee State in just 23 minutes of action. Her previous high was 18 points on three occasions, most recently against Alabama last season. Notched her first start of the season against Xavier after getting the nod in 28 of 33 games in , including the last 27 contests of that campaign. With a trio of blocks at Oakland, moved past current assistant coach La Keshia Frett into the No. 10 spot among the Lady Bulldogs career leaders for blocked shots...has since climbed to No. 7 on that list. Scored 12 of Georgia s first 15 points as the Lady Bulldogs raced to a lead over Vanderbilt...and then maintained a double-digit edge most of the rest of the way. Came on strong late in the regular season and continued that trend through the SEC Tournament. Posted four double-doubles in UGA s last seven games and averaging 15.6 points and 11.9 rebounds while shooting.613 from the field. Post-Season Career Highlights: Poured in 29 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in Georgia s 2009 SEC Tournament matchup with Vanderbilt, the single-game high for any Lady Bulldog in those categories during Equaled what was then her career high for blocks with three swats in the Lady Bulldogs firstand second-round NCAA wins over Belmont and Iowa State. After tearing the ACL in her left knee just 114 seconds after checking into the exhibition opener in , rehabilitated to the point of light on-court shooting when the 2006 NCAA Tournament arrived. Coached by Ken Sprague, Jr., at Marietta High where she became the seventh athlete and first female to have their jersey (No. 34) retired. As a senior, led the Blue Devils to their first region title since 1970, their first region tournament title since 1958, as well as the quarterfinals of the Class AAAAA State Tournament. Played in both the McDonald s and the WBCA High School All-America games and named first-team All-America by both Parade and SLAM and second-team by USA Today. Averaged 11.4 points and 8.2 rebounds for the U.S. Junior National Team which won the Gold Medal at the 2004 COPABA Qualifying Tourney for the 2005 World Championships. Set USA Basketball Youth Development Festival record with 14 blocks in the 2004 event. Personal: Born April, 20, 1987, and the daughter of Charlie and Evelyn Mobley, Angel is majoring in Child and Family Development. Has applied to the Adult Education master s program in , her fifth year of eligibility. Angel Robinson s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt NCAA Tournament linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs Reb. A B S Pts Belmont Iowa State Purdue Totals Avg./Pct Iowa N. Carolina Totals Avg./Pct Totals Avg./Pct Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 31

32 42 Ali Watt Season & Career Highs Points Total: 2 NCCU (11/26/08) Rebounds Total: 1 Three Times Assists Total: - Blocks Total: - Steals Total: - Minutes Played Season: 9 Sav. St. (1/15/09) 5-10 Junior Guard Duluth, Ga. Wesleyan School Walk-on from the same high school program as Lady Bulldog signee Anne Marie Armstrong, the 2008 Miss Georgia Basketball and 2009 Gatorade Player of the Year for Georgia. Joined the Lady Bulldogs following a two-year break from competitive basketball. Drew loud cheers and played defense with a Major League smile on her face after scoring her first bucket of her collegiate career with 3:53 remaining against North Carolina Central. Logged playing time in nine contests, including SEC at Florida and against Vanderbilt in Athens. Post-Season Career Highlights: Coached by Jan Azar at the Wesleyan School. Played on three Georgia Class AA state championship teams at Wesleyan, including the 2006 squad when Watt was a senior and Armstrong was a freshman. Helped Wesleyan to a combined (.899) from a 30-3 record as a senior in 2006, as well as a 31-2 mark as a junior and a 28-5 effort as a sophomore. Started as a senior and earned honorable mention All-Region 6AA. Wesleyan defeated Ashley Houts Dade County team, 48-37, in the 2005 state title tilt. Tabbed Wesleyan s female scholar-athlete for all sports as a senior in 2006 and also was a member of the National Honor Society in 2005 and Personal: Born April 24, 1988, Ali is the daughter of Josh and Julie Watt and is majoring in Kinesiology. Josh Watt played football at Georgia and was a 1975 letterwinner. Julie Watt also attended UGA and was a Georgette -- the dance team for the University of Georgia s Redcoat Band. Watt s alma mater, Wesleyan, is the same school that produced Howard Trey Thompkins, a standout freshman forward on the Georgia men s basketball team. Game-by-game linescores Opponent MP FGs 3FGs FTs R A B S Pts. Alabama St Oakland Detroit N.C. Central Cal St. Fullerton E. Washington ETSU Tennessee Tech Georgia Tech Rutgers UAB Clemson Xavier Virginia Ole Miss S. Carolina Savannah St Florida Vanderbilt Alabama Auburn Mississippi St. Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt LSU Auburn Kentucky Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt Ali Watt s Career Statistics Season GP-GS MP-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO BL S PF-D Pts.-Avg Totals Page 32 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

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34 2006 No. 12 Georgia 75, Marist 60 3/19/06 Trenton, N.J. Marist (23-7) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Vilardi Camara Dahlman Viani Kresge Minter Flores Hein Kolesar Duff Srmdel TOTALS Georgia (22-8) Kendrick Darrah Humphrey Baker Hardrick Taylor Greene Bostice Chambers TOTALS Half: UGA 40, MC pointers: MC (Vilardi 3-7, Viani 3-6, Dahlman 1-5, Flores 1-4, Camara 1-3, Kresge 1-2, Minter 1-2, Hein 0-1), UGA 6-14 (Chambers 2-5, Hardrick 1-3, Darrah 1-2, Humphrey 1-2, Kendrick 1-2). Turnovers: MC 17 (Kresge 7), UGA 13 (Darrah 4). Blocks: MC 1 (Camara 1), UGA 1 (Humphrey 1). Officials: Smith, Porter, Tillman. Att. - 4,067. Game Notes Following six lead changes in the first 8:35, UGA takes the lead for good at on a Kendrick three. it...the lead grows to nine just over three minutes later... No. 13/14 Georgia 76, No. 24/25 Iowa State /19/07 Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa State (26-9) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Ronhovde Ross Wieben Lacey Medders Pierson Florzak Ezell Mosman Nisleit Reinert TOTALS Georgia (27-6) Chambers Darrah Humphrey Hardrick Houts D. Taylor M. Taylor Marshall Robinson Rowsey TOTALS Half: UGA 51, ISU pointers: ISU 6-22 (Medders 3-9, Ronhovde 1-4, Nisleit 1-3, Wieben 1-1, Ezell 0-2, Lacey 0-2, Ross 0-1), UGA 8-22 (Chambers 4-6, Houts 2-6, Hardrick 1-4, Humphrey 1-3, Darrah 0-2, Marshall 0-1). Turnovers: ISU 15 (Medders 5), UGA 7 (Humphrey 3). Blocks: ISU 1 (Ross 1), UGA 5 (Robinson 3). Officials: Brooks, Zentz, Aldrich. Att. - 4,050. Page 34 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide 2 6 N C A A T O U R N E Y S 1 7 s w e e t 1 6 s 1 0 E l i t e e i g h t s 5 f i n a l f o u r s 2006 No. 12 Georgia 73, Hartford 54 3/21/06 Trenton, N.J. Hartford (25-8) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Witt Beverly Hood Wexler Messam Gomez DiDonato Gale Matulis Schaefer Kelley Clark TOTALS Georgia (23-8) Chambers Darrah Humphrey Baker Kendrick Taylor Hardrick Bostice TOTALS Half: UGA 36, UH pointers: UH 4-14 (Messam 3-7, Wexler 1-3, Schaefer 0-3, DiDonato 0-1), UGA 3-12 (Chambers 1-5, Hardrick 1-1, Humphrey 1-1, Darrah 0-3, Kendrick 0-2). Turnovers: UH 14 (Hood 4), UGA 16 (Baker 5). Blocks: UH 1 (Beverly 1), UGA 1 (Humphrey 1). Officials: Brooks-Clauser, McKinney, Caudle. Att. - 4,194. Game Notes Back-to-back Baker jumpers ignite an 11-2 which puts UGA up with 1:39 left in the half...uh ties it at with 16:31 left before UGA embarks on a 15-0 run. No. 11/12 Purdue 78, No. 13/14 Georgia /25/07 Dallas, Texas Georgia (27-7) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Chambers Darrah Humphrey Hardrick Houts M. Taylor Marshall Robinson Rowsey TOTALS Purdue (31-5) Gearlds Lawless Wisdon-Hylton Howell Malone Mioton Campbell Freeman TOTALS Half: UGA 36, PU pointers: UGA 6-21 (Houts 3-6, Darrah 2-2, Humphrey 1-2, Chambers 0-6, Hardrick 0-4), PU 4-10 (Gearlds 4-8, Malone 0-1, Mioton 0-1). Turnovers: UGA 13 (Houts 4), PU 15 (Malone 5, Wisdon-Hylton 5). Blocks: UGA 2 (Darrah 1, Humphrey 1), PU 5 (Campbell 3). Officials: Courteau, Enterline, Gulbeyan.Att. - 3,875. Game Notes UGA leads by double digits for a large part of the first half...pu closes on a 14-4 run and opens the second with a 5-0 surge...after PU leads 53-43, UGA closes to six but can t get closer No. 8/7 Connecticut 77, No. 12 Georgia 75 3/26/06 Bridgeport, Conn. Georgia (23-9) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Chambers Darrah Humphrey Baker Kendrick Taylor Hardrick Bostice TOTALS Connecticut (32-4) Strother Crockett Turner Thomas Montgomery Swanier Houston Greene Hunter TOTALS Half: UC 34, UGA pointers: UGA 6-24 (Kendrick 4-4, Chambers 1-5, Hardrick 1-4, Darrah 0-5, Humphrey 0-5, Baker 0-1), UC 8-20 (Strother 3-7, Montgomery 3-5, Turner 1-4, Swanier 1-1, Thomas 0-3). Turnovers: UGA 13 (Baker 4, Humphrey 4), UC 14 (Strother 5). Blocks: UGA 1 (Darrah 1), UC 1 (Hunter 1). Officials: Brooks-Clauser, Herman, Brunette.Att. - 9,091. Game Notes Kendrick starts her 132nd game to set UGA s career mark...a 19-2 UGA run makes it 23-8, but UConn responds with a 16-2 surge...after six second-half ties, a Baker FT puts UGA up with 1:03 left...strother and Kendrick hit threes, leaving UGA up Turner hits a three with 1.8 left before Humphrey s 70-foot heave hits front iron. NR/24 Georgia 67, Iowa /23/08 Norfolk, Va. Iowa (21-11) Ausdemore VandeVenter Schlapkohl Solverson Smith Emmert Graham Skouby Hamlin TOTALS Georgia (23-9) Darrah Humphrey Robinson Puleo Houts Lee Taylor Rhoden Marshall TOTALS Half: UI 31, UGA pointers: UI 9-22 (Ausdemore 4-7, Smith 3-9, Solverson 1-3, Skouby 1-2, Emmert 0-1), UGA 7-22 (Darrah 3-7, Marshall 2-3, Puleo 1-5, Humphrey 1-3, Houts 0-3, Robinson 0-1). Turnovers: UI 10 (2 players 4), UGA 7 (Darrah 2, Houts 2). Blocks: UI 5 (2 players 2), UGA 4 (Humphrey 2). Officials: Stevens, Pantoja, Scofield. Att. - 4,103. Game Notes After seven ties and 16 lead changes, a Humphrey jumper puts UGA up with 57 seconds left...houts hits 8-of-8 FTs in final 41 seconds to ice the win No. 13/14 Georgia 53, Belmont 36 3/17/07 Minneapolis, Minn. Belmont (25-7) Player FGs FTs Reb Pf Pts A St MIN Moore Clark Bobbitt Bunch Strayhorn Myers Rockwell Jones Bockey Sunday Roof TOTALS Georgia (26-6) Chambers Darrah Humphrey Hardrick Houts D. Taylor M. Taylor Marshall Robinson Rowsey TOTALS Half: UGA 30, BU pointers: BU 1-25 (Clark 1-2, Strayhorn 0-8, Bunch 0-5, Rockwell 0-5, Moore 0-3, Bockey 0-1, Myers 0-1), UGA 3-16 (Houts 2-5, Marshall 1-1, Darrah 0-4, Chambers 0-3, Hardrick 0-2, Humphrey 0-1). Turnovers: BU 22 (Bobbitt 5, Strayhorn 5), UGA 13 (Hardrick 3). Blocks: BU 2 (Bobbitt 1, Sunday 1), UGA 7 (Robinson 3). Officials: Zentz, Jones, Bomeli. Att. - 5,358. Game Notes UGA races to an 11-0 lead...bu pulls within UGA responds with a 12-2 surge to end any doubt. No. 2/2 North Carolina 80, NR/24 Georgia /25/08 Norolk, Va. Georgia (23-10) Darrah Humphrey Robinson Puleo Houts Moss Lee Marshall TOTALS North Carolina (32-2) McCants Pringle Larkins Claytor DeGraffenried Bursey Gray McFarland Lucas Breland TOTALS Half: UNC 36, UGA pointers: UGA 9-22 (Puleo 3-7, Houts 3-4, Darrah 2-6, Humphrey 1-4, Marshall 0-1), UNC 4-9 (Claytor 2-5, McCants 1-2, DeGraffenreid 1-1, Lucas 0-1). Turnovers: UGA 24 (Houts 9), UNC 17 (DeGraffenreid 4, McCants 4). Blocks: UGA 6 (Humphrey 3), UNC 3 (Pringle). Officials: Stevens, Hermann, Pantoja. Att. - 5,989. Game Notes UGA leads before UNC ends the first and opens the second on a the closest UGA gets is

35 Georgia s Season-by-Season NCAA Tournament Results 1982: Midwest Region 1st Round Tempe, Ariz. 3/12/82 at No. 17 Arizona State L Harris 10 - Harris 31 - Hampton 11 - Lander 1983 Mideast Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Mideast Regional Notre Dame, Ind.; Final Four Norfolk, Va. 3/19/83 No. 18 North Carolina W Holloway 11 - Harris 21 - Crawford 8 - Crawford 3/25/83 * vs. Indiana W Harris 16 - Harris 25 - Jackson 12 - Jackson 3/27/83 * vs. No. 9 Tennessee W Edwards 8 - Holloway 14 - Ostrowski 14 - Ostrowski 4/1/83 + vs. No. 2 Southern Cal L Harris 9 - Harris 19 - Pam McGee 14 Paula McGee, Miller 1984 Mideast Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Mideast Regional Knoxville, Tenn. 3/17/84 Louisville W Harris 13 - Harris 22 - Spencer 8 - Philpot 3/23/84 * vs. No. 10 Ole Miss W Edwards 10 - O Connor 30 - Gillom 12 - Conner 3/25/84 * at No. 15 Tennessee L O Connor 9 - Holloway 21 - Haave 12 - Ostrowski 1985 West Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; West Regional Los Angeles, Calif.; Final Four Austin, Texas 3/16/85 Tennessee Tech W McClain, Harris 10 - Harris 21 - Taylor 23 - Taylor 3/21/85 * at No. 18 UCLA W Harris 7 - Harris 14 - Keur 14 - Joyner 3/23/85 * vs. No. 3 Long Beach State W Edwards 10 - McClain 20 - Brown 9 - Brown, Cummings 3/29/85 + vs. No. 14 Western Kentucky W Edwards 13 - McClain 27 - Mason 7 - Mason 4/1/85 + vs. No. 5 Old Dominion L Waites 8 - McClain 18 - Dixon 20 - Claxton 1986 Mideast Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Mideast Regional Iowa City, Iowa 3/15/86 Illinois W Edwards 11 - O Connor 16 - McClellan, Polk 8 - Middeler 3/20/86 * vs. No. 15 Tennessee L Edwards 11 - O Connor 26 - Saxton 9 - Saxton 1987 Midwest Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Midwest Regional Monroe, La. 3/14/87 Kansas W McClain 17 - McClain 14 - Waters 6 - Page 3/29/87 * vs. No. 9 Iowa L McClain 14 - McClain 16 -Edwards 5 - Long Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 35

36 Georgia s Season-by-Season NCAA Tournament Results 1988 Mideast Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Mideast Regional Athens, Ga. 3/19/88 Western Kentucky W Warren 14 - Warren 19 - Green 11 - Green 3/24/88 * No. 3 Auburn L Warren 8 - Warren 23 - M.O. Bolton 7 - Orr 1989 Mideast Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; Mideast Region 2nd Round Clemson, S.C. 3/15/89 Tennessee-Chattanooga W Hardmon 9 - Hardmon 19 - Winton 8 - Powell 3/18/89 at Clemson L Jenkins 11 - Jenkins 24 - O Neal 12 - Bryant 1990 West Region 2nd Round Athens, Ga. 3/18/90 No. 22 Arkansas L Jenkins 16 - Jenkins 30 - Jackson 7 - DeHorney 1991 West Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; West Regional Las Vegas, Nev. 3/16/91 No. 17 UNLV W Ford 11 - Jenkins 22 - Lander 10 - Bradley 3/21/91 * vs. No. 18 Long Beach State W Hardmon 8 - Ford 17 - Jackson 11 - Moore 2/32/91 * vs. No. 11 Stanford L Ford 13 - Jenkins 24 - Whiting 14 - Whiting 1993 West Region 1st Round Athens, Ga.; West Region 2nd Round Palo Alto, Calif. 3/17/93 San Diego State W Reese 10 - Turner 17 - Epps 12 - Johnson 3/20/93 at No. 6 Stanford L C. Lowe 7 - Turner 29 - Goodenbour 8 - Hemmer 1995 Midwest Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; Midwest Regional Des Moines, Iowa; Final Four Minneapolis, Minn. 3/17/95 Indiana W Frett 13 - Henderson 20 - Furlin 6 - Bryant 3/19/95 Louisville W Holland 13 - Henderson 15 - Mattox 10 - Scott 3/23/95 * vs. N.C. State W Frett 7 - Walker 23 - Howard 8 - Melvin 3/25/95 * vs. No. 2 Colorado W Roundtree 9 - Walker 35 - Fijalkowski 11 - Thomas 4/1/95 + vs. No. 3 Tennessee L Henderson 7 - Henderson 22 - McCray 11 - Johnson Page 36 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

37 Georgia s Season-by-Season NCAA Tournament Results 1996 Midwest Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; Midwest Regional Nacogdoches, Texas; Final Four Charlotte, N.C. 3/15/96 St. Francis (PA) W Henderson 9 - Roundtree 18 - Alexander 8 - Bull 3/17/96 Oklahoma State W Holland 10 - Frett 14 - Coffey, Shaterkina 4 - Coffey, Jackson, Shaterkina 3/23/96 * at Stephen F. Austin W Henderson 10 - Henderson 22 - Price 15 - Bonnett 3/25/96 * vs. No. 1. Louisiana Tech W Roundtree 16 - Frett 24 - Williams 11 - Spurlock 3/29/96 + vs. No. 2 Stanford W Roundtree 8 - Frett 20 - Starbird 10 - Nygaard, Scott 3/31/96 + vs. No. 4 Tennessee L Frett 16 - Frett 16 - Holdsclaw, Johnson 14 - Holdsclaw 1997 West Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; West Regional Missoula, Mont. 3/14/97 Eastern Kentucky W Frett, Holland-Corn 7 - Holland-Corn 18 - Roberts 7 - Doss 3/16/97 Arizona W Holland-Corn 5 - Antvorskov 24 - Barnes 5 - Alexander, Barnes, Griffith 3/22/97 No. 20 Vanderbilt W Holland-Cron 16 - Henderson 12 - Redman 8 - Ostrom, Redman 3/24/97 * No. 3 Stanford L Holland-Corn 6 - Holland-Corn 21 - Scott 9 - Scott 1998 East Region 1st Round Storrs, Conn. 3/13/98 vs. George Washington L K. Miller 9 - Lott 31 - Aguilar 6 - Myers 1999 Mideast Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; Mideast Regional Cincinnati, Ohio; inal Four San Jose, Calif. 3/13/99 Liberty W K. Miller 11 - K. Miller 18 - Kisseleva, Sa. Wilkerson 6 - Spurlock, Sh. Wilkerson 3/15/99 SMU W C. Miller, K. Miller 13 - McDonald 22 - Kennedy 9 - Rigg 3/20/99 * vs. No 10 Clemson W K. Miller 10 - K. Miller 12 - Anderson 10 - Anderson 3/22/99 * vs. No. 19 Iowa State W K. Miller 4 - Ball, K. Miller, McDonald 19 - Francis 14 - Gahan 3/26/99 + vs. No. 10 Duke L C. Miller 9 - McDonald 22 - Erickson 9 - VanGorp 2000 West Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; West Regional Portland, Ore. 3/18/00 Montana W C. Miller 9 - McDonald 15 - Keller 5 - Cooper, Schildt, Weyler 3/20/00 Stanford W Nolan 8 - Crawford, McDonald 15 - Carey 6 - Moos 3/25/00 * vs. North Carolina W McDonald 13 - McDonald 19 - J. Brown 10 - J. Brown 3/27/00 * vs. No. 8 Rutgers L C. Miller, K. Miller 5 - McDonald 22 - Stewart 10 - Miles Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 37

38 Georgia s Season-by-Season NCAA Tournament Results 2001 East Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga. 3/16/01 Liberty W K. Miller 11-McDonald 9-Leonard, Rollyson 11-Feenstra 3/18/01 Missouri L Nolan 10-Thomas 22-Lassiter 11-Enrau 2002 Mideast Region 1st Round West Lafayette, Ind. 3/16/02 vs. No. 15 Old Dominion L Thomas 5-Ka. Braxton 24-Berthieu 9-Berthieu 2003 Midwest Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Athens, Ga.; Midwest Regional Albuquerque, N.M. 3/22/03 Charlotte W Thomas 8-Baker, Thomas 12-League, Obie 5-Obi 3/24/03 No. 23 Rutgers W Felder, Kendrick, Thomas 8-Thomas 19-Newton 7-McCullouch 3/29/03 * vs. No. 2 Duke L Driskell 12-Thomas 21-Tillis 5-Beard, Harding 2004 West Region 1st & 2nd Rounds Philadelphia, Pa.; West Regional Seattle, Wash. 3/20/04 vs. Liberty W Chambers 10-Baker 15-Tharp 10-Feenstra 3/24/03 vs. No. 20 TCU W Thomas 12-Thomas 22-Evans 10-Irvin 3/27/04 * vs. No. 3 Purdue W Hardrick 10-Thomas 13-Wright 9-Heikes 3/29/04 * vs. No. 19 LSU L Thomas 10-Thomas 29-Augustus 8-Augustus 2005 Dallas Pod 1st & 2nd Rounds Dallas, Texas; Chattanooga Regional Chattanooga, Tenn. 3/19/05 vs. Rice W Chambers 9-Kendrick 13-Neaves 12-Neaves 3/21/05 vs. No. 13 Texas W Humphrey 11-Rowsey 30-Jackson 10-Jackson 3/26/05 * vs. No. 7 Duke L Humphrey 13-Humphrey 16-Currie 13-Williams 2006 Trenton Pod 1st & 2nd Rounds Trenton, N.J.; Bridgeport Regional Bridgeport, Conn. 3/19/06 vs. Marist W Humphrey 9-Kendrick 20-Camara 10-Camara 3/21/06 vs. Hartford W Baker 17-Humphrey 13-Beverly 10-Kelley 3/26/06 vs. No. 8 Connecticut L Humphrey 9-Baker 31-Turner 9-Turner Page 38 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

39 Georgia s Season-by-Season NCAA Tournament Results 2007 Minneapolis Pod 1st & 2nd Rounds Minneapolis, Minn.; Dallas Regional Dallas, Texas 3/17/07 vs. Belmont W Marshall 6-Hardrick, Robinson 12-Clark 13-Clark 3/19/07 vs. No. 24 Iowa State W Humphrey 7-Humphrey, Robinson 13-Wieben 9-Ross 3/25/07 + vs. 11 Purdue L Humphrey 4-Hardrick, Robinson 30-Gearlds 9-Wisdom-Hylton, Gearlds 2008 Norfolk Pod 1st & 2nd Rounds Norfolk, Va. 3/23/08 vs. Iowa W Robinson 11-Humphrey, Robinson 17-Smith 8-Solverson 3/25/08 vs. No. 2 North Carolina L Humphrey 10-Humphrey 22-McCants 10-Larkins * Denotes Regional Games + Denotes Final Four Games Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 39

40 Teresa Edwards Katrina McClain Georgia s NCAA Touranment Game-by-Game NCAA Tournament Team Linescores Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Re b. A TO BL ST Pt s. 3/12/82 Ge o r g i a a =77 arizona State =97 3/19/83 Ge o r g i a H =72 North Carolina =70 3/25/83 Ge o r g i a N =86 in d i a n a =70 3/27/83 Ge o r g i a N =67 te n n e s s e e =63 4/1/83 Ge o r g i a N =57 Southern Cal =81 3/17/84 Ge o r g i a H =112 lo u i s v i l l e =69 3/23/84 Ge o r g i a N =73 ole Miss =63 3/25/84 Ge o r g i a a =61 te n n e s s e e =73 3/16/85 Ge o r g i a H =91 tennessee Tech =74 3/21/85 Ge o r g i a a =78 ucla =42 3/23/85 Ge o r g i a N =97 long Beach State =82 3/29/85 Ge o r g i a N =91 Western Kentucky =78 3/31/85 Ge o r g i a N =65 old Dominion =70 3/15/86 Ge o r g i a H =103 illinois =64 3/20/86 Ge o r g i a N =82 te n n e s s e e =85 3/14/87 Ge o r g i a H =82 ka n s a s =51 3/19/87 Ge o r g i a N =60 io w a =62 3/19/88 Ge o r g i a H =84 Western Kentucky =66 3/24/88 Ge o r g i a H =65 au b u r n =68 3/15/89 Ge o r g i a H =90 te n n.-chatta n o o g a =69 3/18/89 Ge o r g i a a =65 cl e m s o n =65 Page 40 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide

41 Georgia s NCAA Touranment Game-by-Game NCAA Tournament Team Linescores Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Reb. A TO BL ST Pt s. 3/18/90 Ge o r g i a H =70 ar k a n s a s =81 3/16/91 Ge o r g i a H =86 unlv =62 3/21/91 Ge o r g i a N =87 long Beach State =77 3/23/91 Ge o r g i a N =67 Sta n f o r d =75 3/17/93 Ge o r g i a H =85 San Diego State =68 3/20/93 Ge o r g i a a =60 Sta n f o r d =93 3/17/95 Ge o r g i a H =81 in d i a n a =64 3/19/95 Ge o r g i a H =81 lo u i s v i l l e =68 3/23/95 Ge o r g i a N =98 N.C. Stat e =79 3/25/95 Ge o r g i a N =82 co l o r a d o =79 4/1/95 Ge o r g i a N / =51 te n n e s s e e =73 3/15/96 Ge o r g i a H =98 St. Francis (PA) =66 3/17/96 Ge o r g i a H =83 oklahoma State =55 3/23/96 Ge o r g i a a =78 Stephen F. Austin =64 3/25/96 Ge o r g i a N =90 louisiana Tech =76 3/29/96 Ge o r g i a N =86 Sta n f o r d =76 3/31/96 Ge o r g i a N =65 te n n e s s e e =83 3/14/97 Ge o r g i a H =91 eastern Kentucky =55 3/16/96 Ge o r g i a H =80 ar i z o n a =74 3/22/97 Ge o r g i a N =66 va n d e r b i lt =52 3/24/97 Ge o r g i a N =47 Sta n f o r d =82 Saudia Roundtree La Keshia Frett Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 41

42 Kelly Miller Deanna Tweety Nolan Page 42 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Georgia s NCAA Touranment Game-by-Game NCAA Tournament Team Linescores Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Re b. A TO BL ST Pt s. 3/13/98 Ge o r g i a N =72 George Washington =74 3/13/99 Ge o r g i a H =73 li b e r t y =52 3/15/99 Ge o r g i a H =68 SMU =55 3/20/99 Ge o r g i a N =67 cl e m s o n =54 3/22/99 Ge o r g i a N =89 iowa State =71 3/26/99 Ge o r g i a N =69 du k e =81 3/18/00 Ge o r g i a H =74 mo n ta n a =46 3/20/00 Ge o r g i a H =83 Sta n f o r d =64 3/25/00 Ge o r g i a N =83 North Carolina =57 3/27/00 Ge o r g i a N =51 Ru t g e r s =59 3/16/01 Ge o r g i a H =77 li b e r t y =48 3/18/01 Ge o r g i a H =65 mi s s o u r i =78 3/16/02 Ge o r g i a N =54 old Dominion =68 3/22/03 Ge o r g i a H =80 ch a r l o t t e =61 3/24/03 Ge o r g i a H =74 Ru t g e r s =64 3/29/03 Ge o r g i a N =63 du k e =66 3/20/04 Ge o r g i a N =78 li b e r t y =53 3/22/04 Ge o r g i a N =83 tcu =71 3/27/04 Ge o r g i a N =66 pu r d u e =64 3/29/04 Ge o r g i a N =60 lsu =62 3/19/05 Ge o r g i a N =75 Ri c e =49

43 Georgia s NCAA Touranment Game-by-Game NCAA Tournament Team Linescores Dat e Op p o n e n t FG-FGA Pc t. 3FG-3FGA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Reb. A TO BL ST Pt s. 3/21/05 Ge o r g i a N =70 te x a s /26/05 Ge o r g i a N =57 du k e =63 3/19/06 Ge o r g i a N =75 ma r i s t =60 3/21/06 Ge o r g i a N =73 Ha rt f o r d =54 3/26/06 Ge o r g i a N =75 co n n e c t i c u t =77 3/17/07 Ge o r g i a N =53 be l m o n t =36 3/19/06 Ge o r g i a N =76 iowa State =56 3/25/07 Ge o r g i a N =65 pu r d u e =7 3/23/08 Ge o r g i a N =67 io w a =61 3/25/08 Ge o r g i a N =66 No r t h Ca r o l i n a =80 Sherill Baker Tasha Humphrey Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 43

44 Individual Records Points Ga m e : 37 by Saudia Roundtree vs. Louisiana Tech (3/25/96) 37 by Teresa Edwards vs. Tennessee (3/20/86) To u r n e y: 113 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 254 by Janet Harris ( ) Points Per Game To u r n e y: 31.0 by Teresa Edwards (two games in 1986) Ca r e e r: 19.5 by Janet Harris (13 games from ) Rebounds Ga m e : 17 by Tasha Humphrey vs. Hartford (3/21/06) 17 by Katrina McClain vs. Kansas (3/14/87) To u r n e y: 64 by La Keshia Frett (1996) Ca r e e r: 110 by Janet Harris ( ) Rebounds Per Game To u r n e y: 10.7 by La Keshia Frett (six games in 1996) Ca r e e r: 8.9 by Katrina McClain (12 games from ) Field Goals Made Ga m e : 14 by Teresa Edwards vs. Tennessee (3/20/86) To u r n e y: 39 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 108 by Janet Harris ( ) Field Goals Attempted Ga m e : 28 by Teresa Edwards vs. Tennessee (3/20/86) To u r n e y: 95 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 215 by Teresa Edwards ( ) Field Goal Percentage Game (8 Att.): by Carla Williams (8x8) vs. Kansas (3/14/87) Tourney (20 Att.):.739 by Sherelle Warren (17x23) (1988) Career (30 Att.):.641 by Katrina McClain (75x117) ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made Ga m e : 6 by Kelly Miller vs. Iowa St. (3/22/99) To u r n e y: 13 by Kelly Miller (1999) 13 by Kedra Holland (1996) Ca r e e r: 34 by Kedra Holland-Corn ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Ga m e : 12 by Kim Berry vs. Arkansas (3/18/90) To u r n e y: 37 by Kedra Holland (1996) Ca r e e r: 99 by Kedra Holland-Corn ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Ga m e (5 At t.):.800 by Kedra Holland (4x5) vs. Oklahoma St. (3/17/96) To u r n e y (10 At t.):.481 by Kelly Miller (13x27) (1999) Ca r e e r (15 At t.):.400 by Kelly Miller (22x55) ( ) Page 44 Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Georgia s NCAA Tournament Records Tracy Henderson recorded one of only two triple-doubles in UGA history when she scored 14 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked 10 shots in a second-round win over Louisville in Interestingly, both Lady Bulldog triple-doubles were recorded in the post-season. Teresa Edwards had 24 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in an SEC Tournament win over Alabama on March 1, Most Free Throws Made Ga m e : 12 by Saudia Roundtree vs. Louisiana Tech (3/25/96) To u r n e y: 32 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 49 by Teresa Edwards ( ) Most Free Throws Attempted Ga m e : 16 by Janet Harris vs. Indiana (3/25/83) To u r n e y: 41 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 65 by Teresa Edwards ( ) Free Throw Percentage Game (9 Att.): by Ashley Houts (9x9) vs. Iowa (3/23/08) by Alexis Kendrick (10x10) vs. Rutgers (3/24/03) by Saudia Roundtree (9x9) vs. Stanford (3/29/96) Tourney (15 Att.):.875 by Kedra Holland (14x16) (1995) Career (25 Att.):.804 by Lisa O Conner (37x46) ( ) Assists Ga m e : 13 by Teresa Edwards vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/85) To u r n e y: 39 by Saudia Roundtree (1996) Ca r e e r: 74 by Saudia Roundtree ( ) Steals Ga m e : 9 by Sherill Baker vs. Marist (3/19/06) To u r n e y: 16 by Teresa Edwards (1985) Ca r e e r: 34 by Kedra Holland-Corn ( ) Blocked Shots Ga m e : 10 by Tracy Henderson vs. Louisville (3/19/95) To u r n e y: 19 by Tracy Henderson (1995) Ca r e e r: 49 by Tracy Henderson ( ) Lady Bulldog Team Records Points Ga m e : 112 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) To u r n e y: 500 in 1996 Rebounds Ga m e : 55 vs. St. Francis (PA) (3/15/96) To u r n e y: 270 in 1996 Field Goals Made Ga m e : 50 vs. St. Francis (PA) (3/15/96) To u r n e y: 196 in 1996 Field Goals Attempted Ga m e : 88 vs. St. Francis (PA) (3/15/96) To u r n e y: 421 in 1996 Field Goal Percentage Ga m e :.600 vs. Ole Miss (30x50) (3/23/84) To u r n e y:.537 in Point Field Goals Made Ga m e : 9 vs. North Carolina (3/25/08) 9 vs. Iowa State (3/22/99) To u r n e y: 26 in in Point Field Goals Attempted Ga m e : 24 vs. Connecticut (3/26/06) 24 vs. Tennessee (3/31/96) To u r n e y: 87 in Point Field Goal Percentage Ga m e :.600 vs. Montana (6x10) (3/18/00) To u r n e y:.667 in 1987

45 10 Elite eights Georgia s NCAA Tournament Records Free Throws Made Game: 29 vs. Rutgers (3/24/03) 29 vs. Western Kentucky (3/29/85) 82 in 1996 Tourney: 38 vs. Rutgers (3/24/03) 123 in 1996 Game: Tourney:.955 vs. Illinois (21x22) (3/15/86).857 in 1990 Game: Tourney: Free Throw Percentage Assists 35 vs. Louisville (3/17/84) 113 in 1996 Steals Game: Tourney: 22 vs. UCLA (3/21/85) 58 in 1995 and in 1985 Game: Tourney: 13 vs. Louisville (3/19/95) 32 in final fours Opponent Individual Records Points: 35 by Isabelle Fijaikowski, Colorado (3/25/95) 23 by Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech (3/16/85) Rebounds: 14 by Kim Hampton, Arizonia St. (3/12/82) FGs Made: 27 by Debra Williams, La. Tech (3/25/96) FG Att.: FG Pct. (8 Att.):.813 by Isabelle Fijaikowski, (13x16) Colorado (3/25/95) 6 by Jennifer Howard, N.C. St. (3/23/95) 3FGs Made: 12 by Debra Williams, La. Tech (3/25/96) 3FG Att.: 3FG Pct. (5 Att.):.857 by Jennifer Howard (6x7), N.C. State (5/23/95) 14 by Shelia Collins, Tennessee (3/25/94) FTs Made: 19 by Lucienne Berthieu, FT Att.: Old Dominion (3/16/02) FT Pct. (8 Att.): by Isabelle Fijaikowski (9x9), Colorado (3/25/95) 14 by Rhonda Windham, Southern Cal (4/1/83) Assists: 10 by Stephanie Edwards, Louisville (3/17/84) Steals: 9 by Meribeth Feenstra, Liberty (3/16/01) Blocks: Free Throws Attempted Game: Tourney: 17 sweet 16s 26 NCAA TOURNEYS Opponent Team Records Blocked Shots Andy Landers enjoyed cutting down the Regional nets three times in a five-year span during the 1990s. In 1996 (above), he and Saudia Roundtree, who swept National Coach and Player of the Year honors that season, celebrate after beating No. 1 Louisiana Tech at the Midwest Regional in Nacogdoches, Texas. In 1999 (left) Landers stands atop the ladder of success with Pam Irwin-Osbolt, the lone senior on the Lady Bulldog squad that won the Midwest Regional in Cincinnati in Points: 97 by Arizona St. (3/12/82) 57 by Old Dominion (3/31/85) Rebounds: 40 by Arizona St. (3/12/82) FGs Made: 84 by Louisiana Tech (3/25/96) FG Att.:.678 by Arizona St. (40x59) (3/12/82) FG Pct.: 11 by Tennessee-Chattanooga (3/15/89) 3FGs Made: 25 by Belmont (3/17/07) 3FG Att.: 3FG Pct. (10 Att.):.714 by N.C. State (10x14) (3/23/95) 28 by Indiana (3/25/83) FTs Made: 37 by Indiana (3/25/83) FT Att.: 37 by Tennessee (3/25/84) FT Pct. (15 Att.):.938 by Stanford (15x16) (3/20/00) 32 by Arizona St. (3/25/96) Assists: 15 by Arizona (3/16/97) Steals: 12 by Rice (3/21/05) Blocks: Lady Bulldogs NCAA Tournament Media Guide Page 45