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1 Lady Bulldog Basketball Georgia vs. savannah state GAME 13 December 30 at 7:00 Tiger Arena (6,000) Savannah, Ga. Georgia Bulldog Radio Network (AM 960 The Ref in Athens) SID Contact: Mike Mobley ) Georgia Results/Schedule Overall: 12-0 Home: 8-0 Road: 3-0 Neutral: 1-0 Date Opponent (TV) tip 11/15 Oklahoma W /19 at Chattanooga W /22 Rutgers W /25 State W /27 # vs. Texas A&M-CC W /28 # vs. Southern Miss W /1 UAB W /6 Georgia Tech (CSS) W /8 e State W /20 Virginia W /22 Detroit W /28 at Clemson (CSS) W /30 at Savannah State 7:00 1/3 * at 3:00 1/7 * 7:00 1/10 * (ESPNU) 6:00 1/14 * at (FSN) 8:00 1/17 * at 3:00 1/21 * e (FSN) 7:00 1/24 * (CSS) 1:00 1/28 * at Mississippi State (FSN) 9:00 1/31 * at (ESPNU) 6:00 2/4 * (CSS) 7:00 2/7 * South Carolina (CSS) 2:00 2/11 * at (FSN) 7:00 2/14 * (CSS) 2:00 2/21 * at (TBD) TBD 2/25 * at South Carolina 7:00 2/28 * (SECN) 2:00 3/5-8 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) # Lady Eagle Classic (Hattiesburg, Miss.) * SEC game All times EASTERN Pro-nun-see-a-shuns Ashley Houts Howtz Jaleesa Rhoden Jah-lee-sah Rowe-den The basics Georgia wraps up its non-conference slate with a trip to Savannah State on Wednesday night. The contest was originally scheduled to serve as a Homecoming for senior Christy Marshall, a product of Savannah s Beach High School; however, Marshall suffered a season-ending knee injury in a workout two days before the opening of fall practices. Georgia is currently 12-0, equaling the Final Four campaign as the fourth-best start in Andy Landers 31 seasons in Athens. More impressive than the record is the route in which Georgia has progressed to the mark. The Lady Bulldogs have vanquished a quartet of 2009 NCAA Tournament participants No. 13 Oklahoma, Rutgers, No. 23 Georgia Tech and No. 19 Virginia and topped a fourth foe Chattanooga that has appeared in seven of the last nine editions of March Madness. The other seven opponents have been dispatched by an average of 23.6 points per game. Georgia is now two Ws shy of equaling the best start in the program s history, a 14-0 mark to christen the Final Four season. The Lady Bulldogs are looking to equal the second-best start of 13-0 in both and Lady Bulldog headlines... Page 2 Series history vs. Savannah State Page 2 Some stifiling D Page 3 Lady Bulldogs return to AP top-10 Page 3 Tradition ALWAYS graduates (102%) Page 4 JJ among top freshmen on top teams Page 4 Low and high-ball history Page 4 Trio joins starter sorority Page 5 A historic Houts homecoming Page 6 Fourth ranked W in opener Page 6 Record number of TV dates! Georgia Lady Bulldogs The Matchups Savannah State Tigers Record: 12-0 Record: 8-7 Rankings: No. 9 AP, Rankings: NR AP, No. 8 USA Today/ESPN NR USA Today/ESPN Coach: Andy Landers Coach: Cedric Baker (.755) 31st at UGA (.317) 7th at SSU (.759) 35th overall (.511) 18th overall Probable Starting Lineups No. Name PPG RPg No. Name PPG RPG 1 Ashley Houts G 15 Crissa Jackson (5-6; Sr.; Trenton, Ga.) (5-7; Soph.; Harrisburg, Pa.) 10 Jasmine James G 25 Mattisha Mangum (5-9; Fr.; Memphis, Tenn.) (5-6; Fr.; Durham, N.C.) 11 Meredith Mitchell G 10 Courtney Long (6-1; Soph.; Midfield, Ala.) (5-9; Jr.; Bowdon, Ga.) 21 Porsha Phillips F G 4 Kymberli Stamps (6-2; Jr.; Stone Mountain, Ga. ) (5-10; Soph.; Columbus, Ga.) 33 Angel Robinson F 20 Alisha Newton (6-5; Sr.; Marietta, Ga.) (6-3; Soph.; Phenix City, Ala.) Off The Bench... 3 Anne Marie Armstrong F G 12 Ashlee Barley (6-3; Fr.; Norcross, Ga.) (5-7; Soph.; Columbus, Ga.) 12 Jasmine Hassell F 24 Carlita Johnson (6-2; Fr.; Lebanon, Tenn.) (6-0; Soph.; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) 30 Candace Williams G 33 Treasure Monroe (5-8; Fr.; Blairsville, Ga.) (5-4; Jr.; Kingsland, Ga.) 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G C 55 Reynetta Phillips (5-8; Jr.; London, Ontario) (6-7; Fr.; Marshall, Texas)

2 Page 2 Lady Bulldogs vs. Savannah State Game Notes Tale Of The (Stat) Tape Statistic uga ssu 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 Per Game Opp. Rebound Per Game Rebound Margin Per Game Turnovers Per Game Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Per Game Per Game Upcoming Game Promotions: Thursday, Jan. 21 vs. e First 300 UGA students receive pizza and Beat e t-shirts Series history vs. the Tigers Georgia has won all four previous meetings with Savannah State, including a historic victory last season on Jan. 15, 2009 that represented Andy Landers 800th career victory. The Lady Bulldogs raced to a halftime lead and never looked back. Angel Robinson and Ashley Houts combined for 35 points to lead Georgia. A complete box score from that outing as well as game-by-game results in the series can be found on Page 3 of these Game Notes. In the last matchup in Savannah on Dec. 15, 2006, Rebecca Rowsey s career-high 15 points paced the Lady Bulldogs en route to a win. Athens native and Cedar Shoals grad Ivy Smith poured in a game-high 21 points to lead the Tigers. There s another historic note associated with the series. Georgia secured a victory on Dec. 10, 2005 a school-record 72-point victory margin of victory. Last time out... Angel Robinson s double-double of 12 points and 14 rebounds led three Lady Bulldogs in double figures in the scoring column in a victory over Clemson at Littlejohn Coliseum on Monday Georgia Lady Bulldog Basketball Active Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown... Porsha Phillips added a dozen points, while Ashley Houts chipped in 10. The Lady Bulldogs defense and rebounding keyed the victory. Georgia held the Tigers to just 28.8 percent shooting from the floor and out-rebounded Clemson, Defensively, they understand it, they re comfortable with it and they play hard, Andy Landers said. I think those are some of our problems on the offensive end. We still don t understand it and we re not real comfortable with it. We are playing hard, which is very important. I m confident it will come offensively. It s just going to take time. Defensively, we were very, very good. We also rebounded the ball very well, especially in the first half. Anne Marie Armstrong scored all seven of her points over a span of just 2:16 midway through the first half as the Lady Bulldogs gained a lead with 5:02 left in the opening period. After leading at the intermission, Georgia held Clemson to just five points in the first 9:50 of the second half as the Lady Bulldogs pushed their advantage to The Tigers closed within five points on a Lele Hardy three-pointer with 6:31 remaining, but Houts and Robinson combined to score five straight and push the margin back to double digits. 1 Ashley Houts G 5-6 Jr. Trenton, Ga. Now No. 19 among UGA s career scoring leaders 2 Ebony Jones F 6-2 Fr. Cedar Hill, Texas Three-sport prep star now focusing on hoops 3 Anne Marie Armstrong G 6-3 Fr. Norcross, Ga. Averaging 11.0 ppg from Nov. 25-Dec Jasmine James G 5-9 Fr. Memphis, Tenn. Three-time SEC Freshman of the Week 11 Meredith Mitchell G 6-1 So. Midfield, Ala. 53 points in first seven games...vs. 47 in all Jasmine Hassell F 6-2 Fr. Lebanon, Tenn. Career-high 14 points (in 13 minutes) vs. Detroit 15 Jaleesa Rhoden G 5-8 Jr. London, Ontario Most aggressive perimeter defender in Porsha Phillips F 6-2 Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga. Team-best three double-doubles in Tamika Willis F 6-2 Fr. College Park, Ga. Three-time All-State performer at Westlake HS 30 Candace Williams G 5-8 Fr. Blairsville, Ga. Scrappy walk-on who scored 10 in exhibition 33 Angel Robinson F 6-5 Sr. Marietta, Ga. Became 31st UGA 1,000-pointer during GT win Keeping an eye on... Entering the Savannah State game: Ashley Houts is steals from No. 4 Kedra Holland- Corn among UGA s career leaders 1 FT attempts from No. 9 La Keshia Frett among UGA s career leaders 7 FTs made from No. 5 Tammye Jenkins among UGA s career leaders Angel Robinson is... 3 points from No. 30 Saudia Roundtree among UGA s career leaders 17 rebounds from No. 9 La Keshia Frett among UGA s career leaders 2 blocks from No. 5 Barbara Bootz among UGA s career leaders So long, non-conference Five days after Christmas, the Lady Bulldogs will attempt to put a bow on their impressive run through the non-conference schedule at Savannah State. With a victory, Georgia would post just its fourth-ever perfect non-conference regular-season record. The Lady Bulldogs were 14-0 against non-sec competition during the regular season, notched a 15-0 non-conference mark in the regular season and compiled an 18-0 mark during the regular season. FYI, Georgia s longest regular-season non-conference winning streak is 33 games in a stretch dating from Dec. 29, 1988-Dec. 21, Some stifiling D Georgia s Lady Bulldogs and Savannah State s Tigers are two of the top defensive teams in the nation. In the latest NCAA statistics compiled through games played on Dec. 20, Savannah State ranked No. 2 in the nation in scoring defense (51.0), No. 2 in field goal percentage defense (.312) and No. 1 in three-point defense (.191). In those same statistical rankings, Georgia was listed at No. 9 in scoring defense (51.2) and No. 10 in field goal percentage defense (.331). The Lady Bulldogs rank just No. 111 (.330) in three-point defense, however.

3 Lady Bulldogs vs. Savannah State Game Notes Page 3 Lady Dogs return to AP top-10 Georgia inched up two spots to No. 9 in the Dec. 21 edition of the Associated Press top-25 poll...a position common for Lady Bulldog Basketball historically if not of late. The ranking represented the Lady Bulldogs first appearance in the top-10 in just under two years. Georgia was ranked No. 10 in the Jan. 7, 2008, edition of the poll before losing to and dropping to No. 12 the following week. Georgia has been a mainstay of both the Associated Press poll and the top-10. The Lady Bulldogs now have been included in 439 weekly polls, a tally that ranks third nationally. During those appearances, Georgia has been included in the top-10 for 254 weeks and in the top five for 145 weeks. Hassell to the rescue For much of the Detroit game, Jasmine Hassell was a one-woman wrecking crew. Hassell, whose career-high entering the game was six points, scored 14 points in just 13 minutes of action against the Titans. We ve been saying she s terrific and it s true, Andy Landers said. She s coming along. She s not there yet, but she is definitely getting closer every time we play, and you can see it. Hassell was the lone Lady Bulldog to shoot the ball well against Detroit. Subtract out her 6-of-9 (.667) effort from the field and the rest of the Georgia roster was a combined 18-of-65 (.277) versus the Titans. JJ SEC FOW for third time Jasmine James was tabbed SEC Freshman of the Week on Dec. 21, the third time in six weeks that the Memphis native was honored as such. A day earlier, James recorded team highs of 17 points, 10 rebounds and three steals to lead Georgia to a decisive victory over No. 19 Virginia in the Lady Dogs only game that week. She notched career-high tallies in rebounds, steals and minutes played (37) and posted her first career double-double. James also was named SEC Freshman of the Week on Nov. 16 and Nov. 30. James was honored initially after scoring a team- Tradition ALWAYS graduates to the tune of 102% There s a common catch phrase used by numerous college athletic teams: Tradition Never Graduates. Well, with Lady Bulldog Basketball, that saying has been altered to Tradition ALWAYS Graduates. During his 30 seasons at Georgia, Andy Landers has coached 54 four-year letterwinners. Only one of those players, 2009 senior Danielle Taylor, has not earned her degree from the UGA. Taylor, a Social Work major, is spending this year completing a year-long internship she could not undertake while still playing basketball and will receive her degree in May Landers only two non-graduating four-year letterwinners other than Taylor completed their degrees in Kedra Holland-Corn (above left with Landers) secured her degree in sociology in May, while Lady (Hardmon) Grooms received her diploma in recreation and leisure studies in August. Adding to the impressive ledger is the fact Tina Taylor actually received three degrees while she was at UGA for six years of eligibility due to knee injuries. Taylor earned her bachelor s in accounting in four years, added a second degree in finance in her fifth year and received a master s in accounting in the final year in Athens. To calculate Landers unofficial graduation rate, we feel strongly that he should be awarded extra credit for the extra degrees Taylor earned while eligible to compete. Therefore, 54 four-year Lady Bulldogs possess a total of 55 diplomas from the University of Georgia, giving Landers a graduation rate of 102 percent! That tally doesn t even include the degree in child & family development fifth-year senior and three-year letterwinner Angel Robinson (above right with Landers) has already earned. Robinson is now pursuing a master s in adult education. high 15 points in Georgia s upset of No. 13 Oklahoma in the season opener, and she was selected again after averaging 19.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists in a trio of victories over State, Texas A&M- Corpus Christi and Southern Miss. Five different Lady Bulldogs have combined to win SEC Freshman of the Week honors 12 times since the award was introduced in 2006, including current Georgia players Ashley Houts, Angel Robinson and the injured Christy Marshall. G a m E Last time vs. the Tigers... Georgia 74, Savannah State /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). : SSU 6 (Fields 4), UGA 5 (Phillips 2). Officials: Brewton, Fountain, Lewis. Att. - 3,077. Georgia vs. Savannan State Georgia leads overall: 4-0 Georgia leads in Savannah: 1-0 2/21/75 W at Statesboro /10/05 W Athens /15/06 W at Savannah /15/09 W Athens 74-28

4 Page 4 Lady Bulldogs vs. Savannah State Game Notes Double Digit Lady Dogs Season Career Ashley Houts 9 61 Porsha Phillips 8 33* Jasmine James 7 7 Anne Marie Armstrong 5 5 Meredith Mitchell 5 5 Angel Robinson 4 51 Jasmine Hassell 1 1 Jaleesa Rhoden 0 3 Season Career Porsha Phillips 4 8 Angel Robinson 2 28 Jasmine James 1 1 Season Career Ashley Houts 0 2 Season Career Ashley Houts 0 1 Double-Doubles Season Career Porsha Phillips 3 7 Angel Robinson 2 19 Jasmine James 1 1 Ashley Houts Point Games Season Career Jasmine James 2 2 Ashley Houts 1 8 Porsha Phillips 0 2 Angel Robinson 0 1 * Includes 5 double-digit efforts at Leading Lady Bulldogs Games leading Pts. Reb. Ast. Blk. Stl. Anne Marie Armstrong Jasmine Hassell Ashley Houts Jasmine James Ebony Jones Meredith Mitchell Porsha Phillips Angel Robinson * Includes when tied for team-high Here s your SSPG!! (stuff some people get) Thursday, Jan. 21 vs. e First 300 UGA students receive pizza and Beat e t-shirts Thursday, Feb. 4 vs. First 300 UGA students receive pizza and Beat t-shirts Sunday, Feb. 7 vs. South Carolina First 250 kids invited to Hairy Dawg s Birthday Party (postgame with cupcakes) Sunday, Feb. 14 vs. First 1,000 fans receive Pink Out shakers Sunday, Feb. 28 First 1,000 fans receive Build-A-Bear Georgia bears JJ among top fr. on top teams Georgia s Jasmine James is one of the top scoring freshmen among the nation s premier teams during Of the 26 teams ranked in the AP and/or ESPN/USA Today polls last week, James was one of just seven true freshmen averaging double figures and one of only three diaper dandies leading their team in scoring as outlined below. JJ, Baylor s Brittney Griner and Notre Dame s Skylar Diggins are the only freshman leading a top-25 team in scoring. Double-digit Fr. on ranked teams (through games of 12/28) Rk. Player, School PPG 1. Brittney Griner, Baylor Jasmine James, Georgia 13.5 Tarik Hislop, James Madison Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame Kayla Alexander, Syracuse Asya Bussie, West Virginia Katie Rutan, Xavier 10.0 Milestones mount for Angel Angel Robinson became the 31st Lady Bulldog to reach the 1,000-point career scoring plateau during the victory over Georgia Tech. Robinson also moved to No. 6 on the Georgia career blocks leaders ledger in a day full of milestones against the Jackets. In the Clemson victory, Robinson passed Tracy Henderson and moved to No. 10 in career rebounds in Lady Bulldog annals. A coach s dream to date Nurturing development and improvement is perhaps the top goal of every coach at every level. That s why Andy Landers had a little extra spring in his step this fall. Landers knew the coming months offered him a coach s dream. You re challenged by the idea that you can get better every day, Landers said. This is a team that absolutely can improve every single game right up the end of the season because there s so many young people with so much to learn. You re not going to get it in a game. You re not going to get it in the first half of the season. It s going to be an ongoing process. We have to be as coaches good communicators with young people so that they know they understand what they are getting right and how to build on that and what needs to be corrected so that they can make those corrections. A dozen games into the campaign, Landers has been, for the most part, extremely pleased with what he s seen. Everybody has done certain things well, which is very pleasing, Landers said after defeating Southern Miss in the title tilt of the Lady Eagle Thanksgiving Classic. I continue to be pleased with our veterans and the example they set. They are doing a good job incorporating and encouraging our younger players in what we try to do. Robinson back in action Angel Robinson returned to the court for the first time in three games during the victory over UAB. The senior from Marietta was injured with 9:02 left against Rutgers on Nov. 22 when she fell in a pile of players and slammed her head on the floor. Robinson was placed on spine board and transported to St. Mary s Hospital. She underwent a CT scan and X-rays, which were negative, and Robinson was discharged from the hospital that evening. Robinson did not play against State or at the Southern Miss Lady Eagle Thanksgiving Classic. She then came within one rebound of a double-double in just 18 minutes of action against the Blazers. Holiday hardware for two Ashley Houts was named the Most Valuable Player of the Lady Eagle Thanksgiving Classic, while Jasmine James joined her on the all-tourney team. In Friday s win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Houts scored 16 points, grabbed seven rebounds and dished out five assists. James scored a game-high 18 points. In the win over tourney host Southern Miss in the championship game, Houts posted 17 points, six steals and four assists. James poured in a game-high 24 points, one shy of her career high. Low- and High-ball history Through the years, much has been made of Georgia s record when its offense clicks. With their win over Southern Miss, the Lady Bulldogs improved to when scoring 80 or more points under Andy Landers, an astronomical winning percentage of With their Nov. 22 win over Rutgers, the Lady Bulldogs made history on the other end of the scoring spectrum, however. The victory over the Scarlet Knights represented the first time in 967 games coached by Andy Landers at Georgia that the Lady Dogs won when scoring fewer than 50. Georgia has failed to reach the half-century mark just 20 times during Landers 31 seasons in Athens, and the Lady Bulldogs had lost all previous 19 contests before the decision over Rutgers. Trio joins starter sorority When Georgia welcomed a top-five recruiting class to Athens this fall, the question became more of a when as opposed to an if scenario as to who the first first-year starter would be. During the first five games of the campaign, Jasmine James, Jasmine Hassell and Anne Marie Armstrong become the 63rd, 64th and 65th freshmen to get the nod during Andy Landers 31 seasons at UGA. In addition, 21 freshman standouts got the nod for their collegiate debuts. James logged her first start at Chattanooga, Hassell did so versus State and Armstrong started against Texas A&M- Corpus Christi.

5 Lady Bulldogs vs. Savannah State Game Notes Page 5 Four of the Lady Bulldogs five returning letterwinners Ashley Houts, Christy Marshall, Angel Robinson and Meredith Mitchell are included on that ledger, with Houts also being one of the 21 to open their careers on the floor for the season opener. Mitchell making a mark Meredith Mitchell rewrote her previous career-high statistical marks on a nightly basis during the first three games of the year. Mitchell s highest contributions as a freshman in were eight points, five rebounds and 26 minutes. In the first three games the season, Mitchell bettered those marks and the subsequent new efforts a combined seven times. The Midfield, Ala., native upped her scoring mark to nine and her minutes tally to 27 against Oklahoma. She then bested the board tally to six and the MP to 35 at Chattanooga. Against Rutgers, Mitchell topped all three existing qualifiers with 11 points, eight rebounds and 40 minutes played. Mitchell s stellar play has continued. She also has: improved her career steals high with six thefts versus State; bettered that scoring output with 17 versus e State; equaled the career-high eight boards against Virginia and then topped that mark with nine rebounds at Clemson. A historic Houts homecoming With Georgia trailing by six and 30 seconds left in the first half, Ashley Houts took control of her homecoming at Chattanooga. She scored 13 straight in a victory played just 15 minutes from her hometown. The Trenton, Ga., native knocked down a three to cut UTC s lead in and then scored Georgia s first 10 points in the first 3:24 of the second period to give the Lady Bulldogs a lead they would never relinquish. Houts not only propelled Georgia to victory, she also furthered her own individual legend in Lady Bulldog Basketball annals. Houts three-pointer with half a minute left in the first half moved her past Pam Irwin- Osbolt into the No. 26 spot among the Lady Bulldogs career scoring leaders. Houts finished with 21 points against the Lady Mocs, enough to also ascend past No. 25 Carla Green and No. 24 Cynthia Collins on the career scoring leaders ledger. Lady Bulldogs return to pre-season Associated Press poll AP Pre-season Polls Season Rank Season Rank Georgia opens the campaign with a pre-season Associated Press ranking of No. 21, ending a one-year hiatus from the initial AP poll for the first time since the early-80s. Last fall, the Lady Bulldogs were not ranked in the first AP poll for the first time since Jimmy Carter was President and Herschel Walker was wrapping up a freshman campaign that turned him into a national phenomenon. The pre-season 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, leading Georgia to the 1981 WNIT Championship and landing Janet Harris, the top-ranked 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. FYI, the Lady Bulldogs were in the No. 32 position among the teams receiving votes in the pre-season poll but never moved into the rankings during the season...also another first since Houts has since ascended over No. 23 Alexis Kendrick, No. 22 Sherelle Warren, No. 21 Janese Hardrick, No. 20 Tawana McDonald and No. 19 Stacey Ford among the Lady Dogs career leaders. An eternity of bench time Ashley Houts checked out with 1:41 left at Chattanooga on Nov. 19 to the boisterous cheers of more than Dade County 500 fans from her hometown of Trenton, less than 15 minutes from the UTC arena 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 NR The 101 seconds she did not play against the Lady Mocs was longer than the amount Houts enjoyed in all 14 SEC games combined during the season (67.6 seconds). JJ in records already Jasmine James hit six threes against Chattanooga to equal the fifth-most triples in a game in Lady Bulldog history. James has hit 21 threes, 39 percent of the way to the Lady Bulldog freshman record. Lady Dogs By The Numbers The Lady Bulldogs record is... Overall: SEC Games: Streak:...Won 12 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 90 points or more: UGA Scores points: UGA Scores points: UGA Scores 69 points or less:

6 Page 6 Lady Bulldogs vs. Savannah State Game Notes 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 Per Game Turnover Margin Assist-to-TO Ratio Per Game Per Game Individual Categories Category, Player Stat SEC NCAA Scoring Jasmine James Ashley Houts Porsha Phillips Rebounding Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Jasmine James Free Throw Percentage Ashley Houts FGs Per Game Jasmine James Ashley Houts Assist-to-TO Ratio Ashley Houts Ashley Houts Jasmine James Porsha Phillips Blocked Shots Angel Robinson Porsha Phillips Anne Marie Armstrong Ashley Houts Jasmine James SEC rankings as of Dec. 28. NCAA rankings as of Dec. 20. Fourth ranked W in opener The victory over No. 13 Oklahoma represeented the fourth time the Lady Bulldogs have opened the year by beating a ranked foe. Georgia also knocked off No. 12 Rutgers in the initial outing of the campaign when those Scarlet Knights went on to finish as NCAA runners-up. In addition, Georgia topped No. 16 Southern Illinois to begin the season and bested No. 14 Rutgers in the first game of the Lady Bulldogs 1983 Final Four season. Red, White & Blue together Georgia s Ashley Houts and Oklahoma s Danielle Robinson who shared point guard duties for the U.S. National Team that won the Gold Medal at the World University Games over the summer squared off in the season opener. Houts and Robinson virtually evenly split the playing time at point, with Robinson averaging 21.0 mpg and Houts logging 19.3 during the seven-game tournament. Houts started four games and averaged 8.3 points by connecting on 52.6 percent of her field goal s, 47.1 percent of her threepointers and 90.9 of her trips to the line. She also averaged 1.7 steals and 1.6 assists. The medal was Houts second international Gold. In 2007, she was the lone rising sophomore on the American squad that won the FIBA U21 World Championships. Robinson started the other three World University contests and averaged 4.6 points and leading the team with averages of 3.3 assists and 2.3 steals per game. Marshall s surgery goes well Christy Marshall underwent successful surgery on Nov. 17 to repair the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her right knee that she tore during the pre-season. Marshall injured her knee in a team workout on October 13, two days before the official opening of practice. The ACL tear was later confirmed through an MRI. It rips my guts out every time a kid falls and grabs their knee, Andy Landers said the day after the injury was sustained. It s an all-too-common injury in women s basketball. My heart goes out to Christy. We re all in a state of shock at this point. Marshall, the 2006 SEC Sixth Woman of the Year, started 21 of 31 games in , averaging 8.8 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. For her career, she has played in 95 games with 28 starts and produced averages of 7.7 points and 3.6 rebounds. Record number of TV dates! Fourteen Georgia regular-season games will be televised this season. That tally matches the most in the Lady Bulldogs history. In , 14 regularseason dates were among the school-record 19 TV games that aired that season. Wins over Georgia Tech and Clemson on CSS christened the TV slate. CSS also will air SEC home dates versus,, South Carolina and. FSN will produce four league games: at, versus e in Athens, at Mississippi State and at. Rounding out the coverage, contests versus in Athens and at will air on ESPNU, the game on Feb. 28 will be broadcast on the SEC Network and at the rematch with will be televised by either ESPN2, FSN or Sun Sports. Georgia is one of the most televised women s basketball programs in the nation. Over the past six seasons, an average of more than 16 games per year have aired. Media say 3rd, Coaches 4th The Lady Bulldogs were picked to finish third in the SEC in balloting of league media, while conference coaches tabbed Georgia fourth in the pre-season. Both bodies did agree in naming Ashley Houts and Angel Robinson to their first-team All-SEC predictions. In addition, the coaches included Porsha Phillips as a second-team selection. The media and coaches also disagreed on their SEC Champion. The media tabbed, while the coaches picked e. After the Tigers in the media poll were e, UGA,, Mississippi State,,,,, South Carolina, and. Trailing the Lady Volunteers according to the coaches will be, Mississippi State, the Lady Bulldogs,, South Carolina,,,,, and. Simply put: she s Houtstanding Thanks to the efforts of research guru Dave McMahon, we know Ashley Houts played more career minutes than any other active Division I women s basketball player entering the season. Houts played the third-most minutes of any player in the country over the past three seasons, and the two players ahead of her graduated as outlined below. National MP Leaders ( ) Rk. Player, School MP GP 1. Epiphanny Prince, Rutgers 3, Renee Montgomery, UConn 3, Ashley Houts, Georgia 3, Takia Starks, Texas A&M 3, Kristi Cirone, Illinois State 3, UGA Career Leaders (Minutes Per Game) Rk. Player, Seasons MPG GP 1. Ashley Houts, 2007-pres Kelly Miller, Sherill Baker, Lisa O Connor, Coco Miller, EDITOR S NOTE: Further research revealed that Cal s Alexis Gray-Lawson entered having played 3,560 minutes. A fifth-year senior, she played in nine games in before a season-ending knee injury. Lady Bulldogs sign three Three prospects signed letters of intent to join Georgia during the NCAA signing period. Arieal Johnson, a 6-5, forward, is a native of Havelock, N.C., who has played the past three seasons at Oak Hill Academy in Virginia. She s ranked as the nation s No. 18 post prospect by both the All-Star Girls Report and Hoopgurlz. Ronika Ransford, a 5-7, guard from Washington, D.C., is ranked as high as the No. 11 overall prospect nationally by Peach State Hoops, and also is listed at No. 13 by Blue Star, No. 16 by the All-Star Girls Report, No. 21 by Hoopgurlz and No. 34 by the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. Khaalidah Miller, a 5-9 guard from Douglass High School in Atlanta, is at No. 33 by the All-Star Girls Report, No. 36 by Hoopgurlz, No. 40 by Blue Star, No. 42 by Peach State Hoops and No. 57 by the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.

7 University of Georgia Lady Bulldogs (12-0) Individual Statistics All Games Home: 8-0 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 1-0 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 Jasmine James Ashley Houts Porsha Phillips Meredith Mitchell Angel Robinson Anne Marie Armstrong Jasmine Hassell Candace Williams Ebony Jones Tamika Willis Jaleesa Rhoden TEAM Total Opponents BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS TOTAL Georgia Georgia 36 Opponents Opponents 33

8 Lady Bulldog Basketball Game-by-Game Results/Schedule Overall Record: 12-0 SEC Record: 0-0 Home: 8-0 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 1-0 Date AP/ESPN AP/ESPN Opponent W-L Score UGA UGA Opp. Opp. 11/15 21/NR 13/8 Oklahoma W James, Phillips 12-Phillips 13-Hand 13-Thompson 11/19 16/22 at Chattanooga W James 8-Robinson 20-Hollinquest 11-Hollinquest 11/22 16/22 Rutgers W Houts 8-Mitchell 13-Junaid 11-Junaid 11/25 14/19 State W James 6-James 10-Jackson 6-Two Players 11/27 14/19 # vs. Texas A&M-CC W James 15-Phillips 16-Scott 8-Montgomery 11/28 14/19 # at Southern Miss W James 8-Phillips 18-Love 10-Washington 12/1 13/16 UAB W Phillips 13-Phillips 12-Dukes 6-Trueheart 12/6 13/16 23/NR Georgia Tech (CSS) W Phillips 8-Robinson 10-Montgomery 10-Foster 12/8 13/13 e State W Mitchell 9-James 20-Smith 13-Smith 12/20 11/12 19/17 Virginia W James 10-James, Robinson 21-Wright 6-Egwu, Wright 12/22 9/9 Detroit W Hassell 10-Phillips 14-Mulroy 7-Mulroy 12/28 9/9 at Clemson (CSS) W Phillips, Robinson 14-Robinson 13-Hardy 8-Hardy 12/30 at Savannah State 7:00 1/3 * at 3:00 1/7 * 7:00 1/10 * (ESPNU) 6:00 1/14 * at (FSN) 8:00 1/17 * at 3:00 1/21 * e (FSN) 7:00 1/24 * (CSS) 1:00 1/28 * at Mississippi State (FSN) 9:00 1/31 * at (ESPNU) 6:00 2/4 * (CSS) 7:00 2/7 * South Carolina (CSS) 2:00 2/11 * at (FSN) 7:00 2/14 * (CSS) 2:00 2/21 * at (ESPN2, FSN or Sun Sports) TBD 2/25 * at South Carolina 7:00 2/28 * (SECN) 2:00 3/5-8 SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.) # Lady Eagle Classic (Hattiesburg, Miss) * SEC Games ALL TIMES EASTERN

9 Georgia Game-by-Game Team Stats Dat e Si t e FG-FGA Pc t. 3P-3PA Pc t. FT-FTA Pc t. Re b. AS TO BS ST 1/2/OT=To ta l 11/15 21/NR Georgia W =62 OKLAHOMA =51 11/19 16/22 Georgia W =74 AT CHATTANOOGA =57 11/22 16/22 Georgia W =49 RUTGERS =48 11/25 14/19 Georgia W =48 STATE =48 11/27 # 14/19 Georgia W =77 VS. Texas A&M-CC =58 11/28 # 14/19 Georgia W =84 AT Southern MISS =55 12/1 13/16 Georgia W =71 UAB =42 12/6 13/16 Georgia W , , =56 23/NR Georgia Tech , , =50 12/8 13/13 Georgia W =71 e STATE =50 12/20 11/12 Georgia W =69 19/17 VIRGINIA =53 12/22 9/9 Georgia W =66 DETROIT =42 12/28 9/9 Georgia W =59 AT CLEMSON =47 12/30 9/8 Georgia AT Savannah STATE 7:00 1/3 * 9/8 Georgia AT ALABAMA 3:00 1/7 * Georgia KENTUCKY 7:00 1/10 * Georgia FLORIDA 6:00 1/14 * Georgia AT VANDERBILT 8:00 1/17 * Georgia AT ARKANSAS 3:00 1/21 * Georgia TENNESSEE 7:00 1/24 * Georgia Ole MISS 1:00 1/28 * Georgia AT Mississippi State 9:00 1/31 * Georgia AT AUBURN 6:00 2/4 * Georgia 7:00 2/7 * Georgia South CAROLINA 2:00 2/11 * Georgia AT KENTUCKY 7:00 2/14 * Georgia ALABAMA 2:00 2/21 * Georgia AT FLORIDA TBD 2/25 * Georgia AT South CAROLINA 7:00 2/28 * Georgia ARKANSAS 2:00 Rankings listed are AP, followed by ESPN/USA Today polls

10 Georgia Single-Game Superlatives Lady Bulldog Team Highs & Lows Category High Low Total : 84 vs. Southern Miss 49 vs. Rutgers 1st Half : 42 vs. Southern Miss 22 vs. Oklahoma 2nd Half : 42 vs. Southern Miss 24 vs. Rutgers : 50 vs. Clemson 31 vs. Rutgers, State Field Goals Made: 30 vs. Southern Miss 14 vs. Rutgers Field Goals Attempted: 74 vs. Detroit 53 vs. UAB, e State Field Goal Percentage:.509 vs. e State.259 vs. Rutgers Three-Point Field Goals Made: 9 vs. State 2 vs. Oklahoma, Clemson Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 28 vs. Detroit 11 vs. Oklahoma Three-Point Field Goal Percentage:.391 vs. State.133 vs. Clemson Free Throws Made: 21 vs. Virginia 9 vs. e State Free Throws Attempted: 34 vs. Georgia Tech 12 vs. Texas A&M-CC Free Throw Percentage:.917 vs. Texas A&M-CC.382 vs. Georgia Tech : 20 vs. Texas A&M-CC 6 vs. Rutgers Turnovers: 23 vs. e State, Virginia 10 vs. Texas A&M-CC, Detroit Blocked Shots: 10 vs. Georgia Tech 2 vs. Texas A&M-CC : 16 vs. Detroit 7 vs. e State Opponent Team Highs & Lows Category High Low Total : 57 by Chattanooga 42 by UAB, Detroit 1st Half : 36 by Chattanooga 18 by Oklahoma 2nd Half : 31 by Virginia 17 by Detroit : 50 by Georgia Tech 31 by UAB Field Goals Made: 22 by Oklahoma, Georgia Tech 15 by UAB, Detroit Field Goals Attempted: 64 by Oklahoma 44 by Detroit Field Goal Percentage:.380 by Rutgers.263 by UAB Three-Point Field Goals Made: 10 by Chattanooga 3 by Rutgers Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 26 by Chattanooga 11 by State Three-Point Field Goal Percentage:.385 by Chattanooga.182 by Detroit Free Throws Made: 13 by Southern Miss 2 by Oklahoma, Georgia Tech Free Throws Attempted: 21 by Texas A&M-CC 4 by Oklahoma Free Throw Percentage:.900 by Chattanooga.400 by Georgia Tech : 14 by Texas A&M-CC 6 by Detroit Turnovers: 29 by Rutgers, Georgia Tech 17 by UAB Blocked Shots: 10 by Rutgers 1 by Chattanooga : 15 by Virginia 4 by Chattanooga, Texas A&M-CC, Detroit Individual Highs & Lows Category georgia opponent : 25 by Jasmine James vs. Chattanooga 21 by Monica Wright (Virginia) : 15 by Porsha Phillips vs. Texas A&M-CC 13 by Amanda Thompson (Oklahoma) 13 by Jasmine Smith (e State) Field Goals Made: 9 by Jasmine James vs. Chattanooga 8 by Shanara Hollinquest (Chattanooga) 8 by Monica Wright (Virginia) Field Goals Attempted: 19 by Jasmine James vs. Virginia 20 by Monica Wright (Virginia) 3-Point Field Goals Made: 6 by Jasmine James vs. Chattanooga 5 by Jenaya Wade-Fray (Chattanooga) 5 by Jasmine Smith (e State) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 10 by Jasmine James vs. Chattanooga 11 by Jasmine Smith (e State) Free Throws Made: 8 by Ashley Houts vs. Rutgers 6 by Adrienne Scott (Texas A&M-CC) 8 by Porsha Phillips vs. Georgia Tech 6 by Lele Hardy (Clemson) Free Throws Attempted: 12 by Meredith Mitchell vs. Georgia Tech 9 by A. Scott (Texas A&M-CC), Tamika Dukes (UAB), L. Hardy (Clemson) : 6 by Ashley Houts vs. State, Virginia 8 by Danielle Robinson (Oklahoma) 6 by Jasmine James vs. Southern Miss Blocked Shots: 5 by Angel Robinson vs. Clemson 5 by Rashidat Junaid (Rutgers) : 6 by Meredith Mitchell vs. State 4 by Jasmine Smith (e State) 6 by Ashley Houts vs. Southern Miss, Detroit 4 by Monica Wright (Virginia) 6 by Jasmine James vs. Detroit : 40 by Ashley Houts vs. Oklahoma, Rutgers, Virginia 39 by Jenaya Wade-Fray (Chattanooga) 40 by Meredith Mitchell vs. Rutgers

11 1 No. 21/NR Georgia 62, No. 13/8 Oklahoma 51 11/15/09 Athens, Ga. Oklahoma (1-0) Thompson Stevenson Olajuwon Hand Robinson Roethlisberger Willis Hartman McFarland TOTALS Georgia (1-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson Rhoden Houts Armstrong James Hassell Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 22, OU FGs: OU 5-21 (Hand 3-10, Stevenson 2-6, Roethlisberger 0-2, Thompson 0-2, Robinson 0-1), UGA 2-11 (Houts 1-4, James 1-3, Mitchell 0-4). TOs: OU 24 (Robinson 7), UGA 21 (Robinson 6). : OU 9 (2 Players 3), UGA 7 (Phillips 4). Officials: Mattingly, Trammell, Roberts. Att. - 4,567. OU never leads...uga opens the second half with an 11-2 surge to go up with 16:18 left...the Sooners knot the score at with 6:52 remaining...mitchell immediately responds with a three-point play to spark a 6-0 surge as UGA regains momentum. 4 No. 14/19 Georgia 75, State 48 11/25/09 Athens, Ga. ALabama State (1-3) Thomas Jackson Merritt Chambers Milton Quinn Lewis White Fambro Hill Edwards Henderson Hicks Jones Hunter TOTALS Georgia (4-0) Mitchell Phillips Hassell James Houts Jones Armstrong Rhoden Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 37, ASU FGs: ASU 4-11 (Fambro 3-5, Milton 1-2, Hill 0-2, Chambers 0-1, Hunter 0-1), UGA 9-23 (Armstrong 3-6, James 2-5, Mitchell 2-4, Williams 1-4, Phillips 1-2, Houts 0-1, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: ASU 28 (2 players 5), UGA 16 (Phillips 4). : ASU 2 (2 players 1), UGA 3 (3 players 1). Officials: Trammell, Stanton, Weed. Att. - 3, 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). : UGA 8 (2 players 4), OU 8 (Carnago 6). Officials: Smith, Bryan Enterline, Bob Enterline. Porsha Phillips grabbed a career-high 12 boards against Oklahoma...and then uppped that mark to 15 against Texas A&M-CC. 5 No. 14/19 Georgia 77, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 58 11/27/09 Hattiesburg, Miss. Georgia (5-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (3-1) Montgomery Scott Beagle Davis Green Smith Jammer Robinson Jeffery Thomas Myles TOTALS Half: UGA 38, TAMUCC FGs: UGA 8-24 (James 2-6, Armstrong 2-5, Houts 2-5, Williams 2-5, Mitchell 0-3), TAMUCC 8-24 (Green 3-7, Davis 2-9, Montgomery 2-5, Jammer 1-2, Smith 0-1). TOs: UGA 10 (3 Players 2), TAMUCC 19 (Scott 4). : UGA 2 (2 Players 1), TAMUCC 4 (Myles 2). Officials: Riggs, Cushenberry, Miller. Att. - 1,453. Georgia starts the first and second halves with 8-0 runs to key the win...phillips has a double-double of 10 points and 11 boards at intermission. 2 No. 16/22 Georgia 74, Chattanooga 57 11/19/09 Chattanooga, Tenn. Georgia (2-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Jones Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Chattanooga (1-2) Wade-Fray Rollins Hollinquest Christopher Hatchett Penland Townsend Helton Davis TOTALS Half: UTC 36, UGA FGs: UGA 8-23 (James 6-10, Houts 1-6, Williams 1-3, Armstrong 0-1, Mitchell 0-1, Phillips 0-1, Rhoden 0-1), UTC (Wade-Fray 5-10, Christopher 3-5, Townsend 1-4, Penland 1-2, Davis 0-3, Hatchett 0-1, Rollins 0-1). TOs: UGA 13 (Two players 3), UTC 20 (Hollinquest 6). : UGA 4 (Armstrong 3), UTC 1 (Penland 1). Officials: Dean, Tutson, Bradley. Att. - 4,004. With UTC up and 30 seconds left in the first half, Houts hits a three and then scores 10 in the first 2:34 of the second stanza to give UGA the lead for good. 6 No. 14/19 Georgia 84, Southern Miss 55 11/28/09 Hattiesburg, Miss. Georgia (6-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Southern Miss (3-3) B. Johnson Washington Love Rucker Gatling Dunbar Kelly Murphy Brown McNelis D. Johnson TOTALS Half: UGA 42, USM FGs: UGA 7-20 (Houts 3-5, James 2-6, Armstrong 1-3, Mitchell 1-3, Phillips 0-1, Rhoden 0-1, Williams 0-1), USM 6-18 (Love 3-8, D. Johnson 2-7, Washington 1-1, Gatling 0-1, Murphy 0-1). TOs: UGA 12 (Phillips 3), USM 22 (Washington 6). : UGA 3 (Armstrong 2), USM 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Koch, Riggs, Cushenberry. Att. - TBD. UGA races to a 13-2 lead...houts climbs to No. 22 among UGA s career scoring leaders...houts is named MVP and James is named to all-tourney team. 3 No. 16/22 Georgia 49, Rutgers 48 11/22/09 Athens, Ga. Rutgers (2-2) Sykes McCurdy Junaid Ray Rushdan Wheeler Speed Huber Lee Oliver TOTALS Georgia (3-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Armstrong Hassell Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 25, RU FGs: RU 3-16 (Sykes 2-6, Rushdan 1-2, Ray 0-6, Speed 0-1, Wheeler 0-1), UGA 6-19 (James 2-6, Mitchell 2-2, Armstrong 1-3, Houts 1-3, Phillips 0-4, Williams 0-1). TOs: RU 29 (Rushdan 6), UGA 17 (James 6). : RU 10 (Junaid 5), UGA 5 (2 Players 2). Officials: Dean, DeMayo, Grinter. Att. - 4,174. There are five ties and six lead changes before RU uses a 13-0 run to go up RU leads before a Houts three ignites a 17-2 UGA run...an Armstrong three gives UGA a lead...houts hits both ends of a oneand-one with nine seconds left...mccurdy hits a long two with three seconds left and UGA holds on. 7 No. 13/16 Georgia 71, UAB 42 11/1/09 Athens, Ga. UAB (2-5) Lowe Trueheart Dukes Jones Watson McDaniel Randall Harris TOTALS Georgia (7-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams Robinson TOTALS Half: UGA 41, UAB FGs: UAB 5-18 (Jones 3-9, McDaniel 2-4, Harris 0-4, Dukes 0-1), UGA 4-12 (Mitchell 2-2, James 1-3, Williams 1-3, Houts 0-2, Rhoden 0-1, Robinson 0-1). TOs: UAB 17 (Harris 6), UGA 20 (James 7). : UAB 2 (Randall 2), UGA 7 (Jones 3). Officials: Napier, Inouye, DeMayo. Att. - 3,073. UGA opens with a 24-4 run over the first 9:49 and never allows UAB closer than 15 the rest of the way...the Lady Dogs lead by 20-plus for the final 21:08 and by 30 or more from the 11:49 mark until a UAB layup with four seconds left...the lead tops out at with 3:50 remaining...uga has more TOs than its opponent for the first time.

12 8 No. 13/16 Georgia 56, No. 23/NR Georgia Tech 50 12/6/09 Athens, Ga. Georgia Tech (5-2) Foster Ardossi Goodlett Bennett Walthour Taylor Adams Montgomery Regins TOTALS Georgia (8-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Half: GT 28, UGA FGs: GT 4-14 (Montgomery 2-9, Walthour 1-3, Taylor 1-1, Bennett 0-1), UGA 3-12 (James 2-7, Armstrong 1-2, Houts 0-2, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: GT 29 (Ardossi 7), UGA 18 (3 players 4). : GT 4 (Goodlett 3), 19 (3 players 3). Officials: Kantner, Newton, Fountain. Att. - 4,581. After trailing by 11, UGA closes the final 5:36 of the first half on a 12-4 run...uga gets its first second-half lead at with 12:48 left...houts fouls out with 9:30 left and the game ties at 42...GT goes up with 5:33 left, before UGA closes on a 13-2 run...robinson becomes UGA s 31st 1,000-point scorer. 12 No. 9/9 Georgia 59, Clemson 47 12/28/09 Clemson, S.C. Georgia (12-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Clemson (9-5) Hardy Parker Pauldo Wright Gillespie Smith Brown Thomas Tate Mason TOTALS Half: UGA 33, CU FGs: UGA 2-15 (Armstrong 1-5, Houts 1-4, Mitchell 0-2, Williams 0-2, James 0-1, Phillips 0-1), CU 5-23 (Wright 2-8, Thomas 2-6, Hardy 1-7, Pauldo 0-1, Smith 0-1). TOs: UGA 17 (3 players 3), CU 19 (Gillespie 5). : UGA 8 (Robinson 5), CU 7 ( 2 players 2). Officials: Dean, Newton, Smith. Att. - 1,173. Armstrong scores her seven points in a span of 2:16 to put UGA up with 5:02 left in the first half...robinson has 12 first-half boards, two fewer than CU as a team... CU pulls with five with 6:31 left but Houts and Robinson combine to score five straight to end the threat. 9 No. 13/13 Georgia 71, e State 50 12/8/09 Athens, Ga. e State (3-5) Hess Smith Cromartie Pierce Tate Mumford Rumph Stafford Jones Shuler Okafor Hopes Gaston TOTALS Georgia (9-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Jones Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 37, TSU FGs: TSU 7-21 (Smith 5-11, Shuler 2-5, Hess 0-2, Mumford 0-1, Rumph 0-1, Tate 0-1), UGA 8-21 (Mitchell 3-7, Armstrong 2-2, James 1-4, Williams 1-3, Rhoden 1-1, Houts 0-4). TOs: TSU 22 (Shuler 4), UGA 23 (James 6). : TSU 2 (2 players 1), UGA 9 (Robinson 4). Officials: Brewton, D. Sisk, Cloud. Att. - 3, No. 14/19 Georgia 77, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 58 11/27/09 Hattiesburg, Miss. Georgia (5-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (3-1) Montgomery Scott Beagle Davis Green Smith Jammer Robinson Jeffery Thomas Myles TOTALS Half: UGA 38, TAMUCC FGs: UGA 8-24 (James 2-6, Armstrong 2-5, Houts 2-5, Williams 2-5, Mitchell 0-3), TAMUCC 8-24 (Green 3-7, Davis 2-9, Montgomery 2-5, Jammer 1-2, Smith 0-1). TOs: UGA 10 (3 Players 2), TAMUCC 19 (Scott 4). : UGA 2 (2 Players 1), TAMUCC 4 (Myles 2). Officials: Riggs, Cushenberry, Miller. Att. - 1,453. Georgia starts the first and second halves with 8-0 runs to key the win...phillips has a double-double of 10 points and 11 boards at intermission. 10 No. 11/12 Georgia 69, No. 19/17 Virginia 53 12/20/09 Athens, Ga. Virginia (7-3) Wright Shine Egwu W. Edwards Crosby Kellum Gerson Moorer McCall Hartig B. Edwards TOTALS Georgia (10-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Jones Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 36, UVA FGs: UVA 5-21 (W. Edwards 2-5, Wright 1-7, Crosby 1-3, Moorer 1-2, Kellum 0-3, McCall 0-1), UGA 6-20 (James 2-9, Williams 2-3, Mitchell 1-2, Phillips 1-1, Houts 0-3, Armstrong 0-1, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: UVA 19 (W. Edwards 4), UGA 23 (Houts 7). : UVA 2 (Two players 1), UGA 9 (Two players 3). Officials: Courteau, Enterline, Dean. Att. - 3,672. A 13-1 run puts UGA up with 3:59 left in the first half and UVA never gets closer than eight thereafter. 14 No. 14/19 Georgia 84, Southern Miss 55 11/28/09 Hattiesburg, Miss. Georgia (6-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams TOTALS Southern Miss (3-3) B. Johnson Washington Love Rucker Gatling Dunbar Kelly Murphy Brown McNelis D. Johnson TOTALS Half: UGA 42, USM FGs: UGA 7-20 (Houts 3-5, James 2-6, Armstrong 1-3, Mitchell 1-3, Phillips 0-1, Rhoden 0-1, Williams 0-1), USM 6-18 (Love 3-8, D. Johnson 2-7, Washington 1-1, Gatling 0-1, Murphy 0-1). TOs: UGA 12 (Phillips 3), USM 22 (Washington 6). : UGA 3 (Armstrong 2), USM 2 (2 players 1). Officials: Koch, Riggs, Cushenberry. Att. - TBD. UGA races to a 13-2 lead...houts climbs to No. 22 among UGA s career scoring leaders...houts is named MVP and James is named to all-tourney team. 11 No. 9/9 Georgia 66, Detroit 42 12/22/09 Athens, Ga. Detroit (1-9) Mulroy Hooten Shayok Langham Jones Fambro Allen Stoner Thornton TOTALS Georgia (11-0) Mitchell Phillips Robinson James Houts Jones Armstrong Hassell Rhoden Willis Williams TOTALS Half: UGA 29, UDM FGs: UDM 4-22 (Mulroy 3-9, Allen 1-3, Fambro 0-6, Langham 0-2, Jones 0-1, Thornton 0-1), UGA 5-28 (Mitchell 2-7, Houts 2-6, Williams 1-8, James 0-4, Armstrong 0-1, Phillips 0-1, Rhoden 0-1). TOs: UDM 25 (Allen 7), UGA 10 (James 3). : UDM 3 (Langham 2), UGA 3 (Robinson 2). Officials: Roberts, Trammell, Brewton. Att. - 3,257. UGA misses its first 15 three attempts in the first half and shoots just 22.5 from the field in the period...houts climbs to No. 20 among UGA s career scoring leaders. 15 No. 13/16 Georgia 71, UAB 42 11/1/09 Athens, Ga. UAB (2-5) Lowe Trueheart Dukes Jones Watson McDaniel Randall Harris TOTALS Georgia (7-0) Mitchell Armstrong Phillips James Houts Jones Hassell Rhoden Williams Robinson TOTALS Half: UGA 41, UAB FGs: UAB 5-18 (Jones 3-9, McDaniel 2-4, Harris 0-4, Dukes 0-1), UGA 4-12 (Mitchell 2-2, James 1-3, Williams 1-3, Houts 0-2, Rhoden 0-1, Robinson 0-1). TOs: UAB 17 (Harris 6), UGA 20 (James 7). : UAB 2 (Randall 2), UGA 7 (Jones 3). Officials: Napier, Inouye, DeMayo. Att. - 3,073. UGA opens with a 24-4 run over the first 9:49 and never allows UAB closer than 15 the rest of the way...the Lady Dogs lead by 20-plus for the final 21:08 and by 30 or more from the 11:49 mark until a UAB layup with four seconds left...the lead tops out at with 3:50 remaining...uga has more TOs than its opponent for the first time.

13 Andy Landers 1 Ashley Houts 2009 State of Georgia Sports Hall of Fame inductee 2007 Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Became the fifth major college women s hoops coach to reach 800 career wins with UGA s victory over Savannah State on Jan. 15, 2009, joining Pat Summitt, Jody Conradt, C. Vivian Stringer and Sylvia Hatchell Became the State of Georgia s winningest college basketball coach men s of women s with a Dec. 06 win over Georgia Tech Four-time National Coach of the Year (1986, 1987, 1996, 2000) No. 4 with 694 wins since when women s hoops came under auspices of NCAA (behind only Pat Summitt, Tara VanDerveer and Geno Auriemma) Bids to 26 of 28 NCAA Tournaments (second-best nationally) Five NCAA Final Four appearances (1983, 85, 95, 96, 99) 17 Sweet 16 appearances (second-best nationally) 7 SEC Championships (1983, 84, 86, 91, 96, 97, 2000) 4 SEC Tournament Championships (1983, 84, 86, 2001) Three National Players of the Year e Tech (.759) in 35th season overall Roane State (.796) in four seasons Season Season-by-Season Results Overall Georgia (.755) in 31 seasons Season Overall NCAA SEC Rd. of Final Four 4-5 Champions Elite Eight 8-1 Champions Runner-up Sweet Champions Sweet Sweet Rd. of Rd. of Elite Eight 9-0 Champions Rd. of Final Four Runner-up 10-1 Champions Elite Eight 11-1 Champions Rd. of Final Four Elite Eight 13-1 Champions Rd. of Tourney Champs Rd. of Sweet Elite Eight Sweet Sweet Sweet Rd. of Rd. of (Katrina McClain in 1987; Saudia Roundtree in 1996; and Kelly Miller in 2000) Two U.S. Olympians who have won a combined six Gold Medals 19 Players to the WNBA, including eight on rosters during the 2008 season Eight WNBA first-round draft picks in the last nine years, including Deanna Tweety Nolan a perennial All-Star, three-time WNBA Champion and MVP of the 2006 WNBA Finals. Graduation rate of 102 percent among four-year letterwinners at UGA. Fifty-three of 54 four-year letterwinners under Landers have earned degrees from Georgia. In addition, Tina Taylor earned three degrees during her six years of eligibility. Awarding extra credit for Taylor s trio gives Landers four-year letterwinners a graduation rate of 102 percent. FYI, 2009 senior Danielle Taylor, the lone letterwinner not to possess a sheepskin, will receive her diploma in May 2010 after completing a yearlong internship in Social Work. With her degree plus those Houts (on track) and Robinson (already in hand) Landers 56 four-year letterwinners will have 59 degrees...upping that graduation rate to 105 percent. Season: 21 UTC (11/19/09) Career: 26 (2/26/09) Season: 7 Two Times Career: 9 Richmond (11/9/07) Season: 6 Two Times Career: 13 (1/29/09) Season: - Career: 1 Miss. St. (2/17/08) Season: 6 Two Times Career: 10 Memphis (11/29/07) Season: 40 Three Times Career: 45 St. (12/29/07) Tabbed pre-season first-team All-SEC in balloting of both league coaches and media. Named second-team preseason All-America by Sports Illustrated as well as to Lindy s third team. 5-6 Senior Guard Trenton, Ga. Dade County HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson Named to watch lists for the Wooden, Wade and Naismith National Player of the Year honors. Poured in a season-high 21 points at Chattanooga, including scoring 13 straight for UGA to turn a sixpoint deficit into a four-point lead the Lady Bulldogs never relinquished. At Chattanooga, played in front of more than 500 fans from her hometown of Trenton, Ga., which is less than 15 minutes from the UTC campus. Named MVP of the Lady Eagle Thanksgiving Classic after averaging 16.5 points by shooting 48.0 percent from the field, 50.0 percent from three-point range and percent from the line. Connected on her first 28 free throws before failing to convert a three-point play against Georgia Tech. Fouled out with 9:30 left in the Georgia Tech game and nervously but gleefully watched as her teammates outscored the Jackets 14-8 the rest of the way. Has ascended from No. 28 to No. 19 among the Lady Bulldogs career scoring leaders. Ashley Houts Updated Career Statistics

14 Season: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Career: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Season: 5 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 5 UAB (12/1/09) Season: 1 TAMUCC (11/27/09) Career: 1 TAMUCC (11/27/09) Season: 3 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 3 UAB (12/1/09) Season: 1 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 1 UAB (12/1/09) Season: 17 St. (11/25/09) Career: 17 St. (11/25/09) Logged her first extended minutes of the season against State. Put together a pair of solid outings at the Lady Eagle Thanksgiving Classic, 2 Jones 6-2 Freshman Forward Cedar Hill, Texas. Cedar Hill HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson averaging 5.0 points while shooting 80.0 percent from the field and percent from the line. Knocked down a nifty 8-foot jumper from the left baseline to beat the shot clock buzzer in the Texas A&M- Corpus Christi game. Has connected on 77.8 percent of her field goal attempts in last six game appearances. Season: 14 So. Miss (11/28/09) Career: 14 So. Miss (11/28/09) Season: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Career: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Season: 3 Two Times Career: 3 Two Times Season: 3 Two Times Career: 3 Two Times Season: 3 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 3 UAB (12/1/09) Season: 27 So. Miss (11/28/09) Career: 27 So. Miss (11/28/09) Hit a three-pointer with 2:06 left in the Rutgers game to give Georgia the lead for good. That capped an 11-0 run. Notched her first career start against Texas A&M-CC, 3 armstrong 6-3 Freshman Guard Norcross, Ga. Wesleyan School Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson becoming the 65th different freshman to get the nod during Andy Landers 31 seasons at UGA. Scored all of her eight points against Georgia Tech in the final 5:36 of the first half to help Georgia trim an 11-point deficit to three at the break. After scoring seven points Georgia s first three games of the season, averaged 11.0 points in the Lady Bulldogs next six outings with double-digit performances in five of those. Ebony Anne marie ebony jones Updated Career Statistics anne marie armstrong Updated Career Statistics GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. A B S Pts.-Avg

15 Season: 25 UTC (11/19/09) Career: 25 UTC (11/19/09) Season: 10 Virginia (12/20/09) Career: 10 Virginia (12/20/09) Season: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Career: 6 So. Miss (11/28/09) Season: 1 St. (11/25/09) Career: 1 St. (11/25/09) Season: 6 Detroit (12/22/09) Career: 6 Detroit (12/22/09) Season: 37 Three Times Career: 37 Three Times Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Nov. 16 after leading the Lady Bulldogs to an upset of No. 13/8 Oklahoma in the season opener. 10 Jasmine James 5-9 Freshman Guard Memphis, Tenn. Bartlett HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson Notched her first career start against Chattanooga, becoming the 63rd of now 65 different freshman to get the nod during Andy Landers 31 seasons at Georgia. Poured in 25 points at Chattanooga, including a stretch in which she scored 17 of 19 points for the Lady Bulldogs in a 19-4 run in the second half to put the game out of reach. Connected on six three-pointers at Chattanooga, equaling the fifth-most in a single game in Lady Bulldog history. Tabbed as SEC Freshman of the Week on Nov. 30 after averaging 19.7 points and connecting on 51.4 percent of her FGs and 89.5 percent of her FTs in a trio of wins. Selected as SEC Freshman of the Week for the third time in six weeks after she produced team highs of 17 points, 10 rebounds her first career double-double and three steals against No. 19 Virginia. The Lady Bulldogs leading scorer in six games to date. Season: 17 Tenn. St. (12/1/09) Career: 17 Tenn. St. (12/1/09) Season: 9 Clemson (12/28/09) Career: 9 Clemson (12/28/09) Season: 3 Two Times Career: 3 Five Times Season: 3 Ga. Tech (12/6/09) Career: 3 Ga. Tech (12/6/09) Season: 6 St. (11/25/09) Career: 6 St. (11/25/09) Season: 40 Rutgers (11/22/09) Career: 40 Rutgers (11/22/09) Enjoyed a strong start of the season with greatly increased contributions. During the first three games of the season, upped her career highs in points, 11 Meredith Mitchell 6-1 Sophomore Guard Midfield, Ala. Midfield HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson rebounds and minutes played a combined seven times. Established new standards in each against Rutgers. Scored more points in the first seven games of (53) than she did during her entire freshman campaign (47). Bettered her career-high scoring output for the third time this season and led the Lady Bulldogs offensively for the first time in her career with a 17-point outburst against e State. jasmine james Updated Career Statistics meredith mitchell s Updated Career Statistics

16 Season: 14 Detroit (12/22/09) Career: 14 Detroit (12/22/09) Season: 5 Two Times Career: 5 Two Times Season: 2 UTC (11/19/09) Career: 2 UTC (11/19/09) Season: 1 St. (11/25/09) Career: 1 St. (11/25/09) Season: 1 Three Times Career: 1 Three Times Season: 22 St. (11/25/09) Career: 22 St. (11/25/09) Notched her first career start against State, becoming the 64th of now 65 different freshman to get the nod during Andy Landers 31 seasons at Georgia. 12 Jasmine Hassell 6-2 Freshman Forward Lebanon, Tenn. Wilson Central HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson Played with great intensity in her minutes against Georgia Tech. Increased contributions after Thanksgiving ppg and 3.5 rpg from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi through the Virginia game. Exploded for 14 points in just 13 minutes against Detroit...Hassell shot 66.7 percent from the field against the Titans vs by the rest of the Lady Bulldog roster. Season: 4 St. (11/25/09) Career: 13 Ga. Tech (12/5/08) Season: 5 Ga. Tech (12/6/09) Career: 8 ETSU (12/1/08) Season: 2 Two Times Career: 4 (3/1/09) Season: - Career: - Season: 2 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 3 Detroit (11/22/08) Season: 16 Three Times Career: 35 Rutgers (12/8/08) Hindered during the pre-season with a hamstring injury. Started both the exhibition win over Clayton State and the season opener against Oklahoma. 15 Jaleesa Rhoden 5-8 Junior Guard London, Ontario London Central School Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson jasmine hassell s Updated Career Statistics jaleesa rhoden s Updated Career Statistics

17 21 Phillips 23 Willis Porsha Tamika Season: 15 Oklahoma (11/15/09) Career: 21 (1/25/09) Season: 15 TAMUCC (11/27/09) Career: 15 TAMUCC (11/27/09) Season: 3 TAMUCC (11/27/09) Career: 5 Detroit (11/22/08) Season: 4 Oklahoma (11/15/09) Career: 4 Two Times Season: 4 St. (11/25/09) Career: 4 Three Times Season: 35 Rutgers (11/22/09) Career: 37 Miss. St. (2/1/09) Simply stupendous in the Lady Bulldogs seasonopening upset of No. 13/8 Oklahoma. Said Landers: This is what we ve been looking at all fall. This is 6-2 Junior Forward Stone Mountain, Ga. Redan HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson what we wanted Porsha to go to with her game and she is there. I think you ll see this level of play consistently game in and game out and we will continue to try to even bump it up to another level. Dominated the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi game, notching a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds in the first half alone. Enjoyed a quick start against UAB, with eight points and seven rebounds in the first 7:34 of the game and coming within a rebound of posting a double-double in the first half alone. The lone bright spot at the line against Georgia Tech: Phillips was 8-of-10 from the stripe, while the rest of the team was a combined 5-of-24. Season: 2 Detroit (12/22/09) Career: 2 Detroit (12/22/09) Season: - Career: - Season: - Career: - Season: - Career: - Season: - Career: - Season: 3 Detroit (12/22/09) Career: 3 Detroit (12/22/09) Missed the first 10 games of the season due to personal reasons. Knocked down her first field goal attempt following a nice catch on a nifty pass from Jasmine James with 1:25 left in the Detroit game. 6-2 Freshman Forward College Park, Ga. Westlake HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St. Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St. Virginia Detroit Clemson porsha Phillips Updated Career Statistics Tamika Willis Updated Career Statistics

18 Season: 6 Three Times Career: 6 Three Times Season: 3 Virginia (12/20/09) Career: 3 Virginia (12/20/09) Season: 3 Tenn. St. (12/8/09) Career: 3 Tenn. St. (12/8/09) Season: - Career: - Season: 1 Four Times Career: 1 Four Times Season: 24 UAB (12/1/09) Career: 24 UAB (12/1/09) Made a huge splash in the Lady Bulldogs exhibition win over Clayton State, scoring 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the field and grabbing five rebounds in 20 minutes of action Candace Angel Williams Robinson 5-8 Freshman Guard Blairsville, Ga. Union County HS 6-5 Senior Forward Marietta, Ga. Marietta HS Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson Provided a defensive spark during Georgia s 17-2 run to rally from an 12-point deficit against Rutgers. Said Landers: I thought she had great energy and she reactivated our defense and got it moving like it needed to be moving. Posted what were then career highs for points, assists, steals and minutes played against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Knocked down a pair of first-half threes against No. 19 Virginia during a run that turned a twopoint deficit (17-15) into an 11-point lead (31-20). Season: 12 Oklahoma (11/15/09) Career: 29 (3/6/09) Season: 14 Clemson (12/28/09) Career: 18 St. (12/29/07) Season: 3 Oklahoma (11/15/09) Career: 5 (1/25/09) Season: 5 Clemson (12/28/09) Career: 5 Clemson (12/28/09) Season: 2 Oklahoma (11/15/09 Career: 3 Three Times Season: 36 Oklahoma (11/15/09 Career: 40 Two Times Was named first-team All-SEC in pre-season balloting of both league coaches and media. Produced an efficient and thorough linescore against Oklahoma Chattanooga Rutgers St. Texas A&M-CC Southern Miss UAB Georgia Tech e St Virginia Detroit Clemson Oklahoma in the season-opening upset of the Sooners. Delivered three nifty passes from the elbow on back door cuts for her assists against Oklahoma. Crashed to the floor in a pile of players and slammed her head on the court with 9:02 remaining in the Rutgers game. Was placed on a spine board and transported to St. Mary s Hospital as a precaution. A CT scan and x-rays both were negative and she was discharged from the facility that evening. Did not dress for the State, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi or Southern Miss games. Returned to action against UAB and came within one rebound of a double-double in just 18 minutes of PT. Became the Lady Bulldogs 31st 1,000-point scorer during the win over Georgia Tech. Joined Georgia s top-10 career rebounding leaders with a dozen first-half boards at Clemson... just two fewer than the Tigers as a team during the period. Candace Williams Updated Career Statistics Angel Robinson s Updated Career Statistics