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1 Women s Basketball WOMEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT: MATT HOOVER OFFICE PHONE: CELL PHONE: M.HOOVER@TCU.EDU FAX: Horned Frog Quick Notes 4TCU will be looking for its second-straight win over the Mustangs on Wednesday night. 4Frogs return 72 percent of scoring, 81 percent of rebounding and 78 percent of assist totals from The series against SMU is the longest continuous series against any opponent as the two teams have met each of the last 27 seasons. TCU Ready For Battle Against Mustangs No. 23 TCU, who is 1-0 on the season, will look to continue its winning ways Wednesday when it takes on cross-town foe SMU. Start time is set for 6:30 p.m. from Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. Game No. 2 Week Notes No. 23/25 TCU (1-0) vs. SMU (0-1) The Horned Frogs come into tonight s contest fresh off a season-opening victory over Houston Baptist last Friday night at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. In the game, TCU used a 22-0 run midway through the first half to upend the Huskies with the eighth largest margin of victory in program history. All-America candidate Emily Carter led all scorers with a career high 26 points. The Louisiana native became only the 12th player in school history to surpass 1,000 points for her career against the Huskies. Following its Wednesday night tilt, the Horned Frogs head to UT San Antonio Friday before traveling to the Paradise Jam for matchups against nationally ranked West Virginia, Iowa State and Virginia in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Breaking Down The Mustangs SMU opened the season last weekend falling to Utah in thrilling fashion, With three seconds remaining in the game, Utah s Janita Badon connected on a TCU Horned Frogs GAME DAY INFORMATION Fort Worth, Texas Daniel-Meyer Coliseum (7,201) Wednesday, Nov. 17 6:30 p.m. Radio: KTCU (88.7 FM), gofrogs.com Talent: Jeff Williams (play-by-play), Jeff Lewis (color) Internet (gofrogs.com): Free Stats and Video Series Record vs. SMU: SMU Leads: Last Meeting vs. SMU: 2009 (TCU Win, 84-66) TCU Head Coach: Jeff Mittie (Missouri Western, 89) Record: in 12 years at TCU ( overall) Assistants: Brian Ostermann (Wis. La Crosse, 88), Tonya Haut (Baylor, 99), Tricia Davern (TCU, 02) SMU Head Coach: Rhonda Rompola (SMU, 83) Record: in 19 years at SMU Assistants: Lisa Dark, Deneen Parker, Danny Hughes shot from the free throw line to drop the Mustangs to 0-1 on the young season. Senior forward Delisha Wills, who scored her 1,000th career point Friday night, led SMU in scoring against the Utes with 13 points, while Christine Elliott chipped in with eight points and nine rebounds. The Mustangs, who posted a record and qualified for the WNIT last season, return many key players from a year ago, including leading rebounders Haley Day and Elliott. Look for Wills to have an immediate impact on the SMU lineup after sitting out last winter with an injury. She is a two-time all-conference honoree and has averaged 11.0 points and 5.6 rebounds per game. The Series All-Time SMU leads the all-time series, 38-14, but the Frogs have scored victories in two out of the last four contests, including an decision last season in Dallas. Overall, TCU rattled off five-straight victories between the and seasons. The series with SMU marks TCU s longest continuous series against any opponent as the two teams have met each of the last 27 seasons dating back to the season. Follow The Horned Frogs TCU s Wednesday contest with SMU can be heard live on the radio throughout the Metroplex on 88.7 KTCU-FM with Jeff Williams and Jeff Lewis serving as the play-by-play team. Williams kicks off his 13th-straight season as the voice of the Frogs, while Lewis begins his third year as color commentator. A live video stream and live stats are also available via GoFrogs.com. Fans wishing to view either the live stream or gametracker may do so by clicking on the link on the right side of the schedule page SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result (TV) Nov. 12 HOUSTON BAPTIST W, Nov. 17 SMU 6:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at UT San Antonio 7 p.m. Nov. 25 vs. West Virginia # 3 p.m. Nov. 26 vs. Iowa State # 5:15 p.m. Nov. 27 vs. Virginia # 3 p.m. Dec. 2 HOUSTON 6:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at Fresno State 4 p.m. Dec. 8 UT-ARLINGTON 6:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at Texas A&M 2 p.m. Dec. 19 SAM HOUSTON STATE 5 p.m. Dec. 22 GEORGIA 6:30 p.m. (Mtn.) Dec. 30 TEXAS SOUTHERN 6:30 p.m. Jan. 2 OKLAHOMA 5 p.m. (Mtn.) Jan. 5 at San Diego State* 9 p.m. Jan. 8 UNLV* Noon Jan. 12 at Wyoming* 8 p.m. Jan. 15 COLORADO STATE* Noon (Mtn.) Jan. 19 BYU* 8 p.m. (CBS C) Jan. 22 at Utah* 7 p.m. (CBS C) Jan. 26 NEW MEXICO* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 29 at Air Force* 3 p.m. Feb. 5 SAN DIEGO STATE* 2 p.m. (Mtn.) Feb. 9 at UNLV* 9 p.m. Feb. 12 WYOMING* Noon (Mtn.) Feb. 16 at Colorado State* 8 p.m. Feb. 19 at BYU* 4 p.m. (BYU-TV) Feb. 22 UTAH* 6:30 p.m. (Mtn.) Feb. 26 at New Mexico* 3 p.m. (Mtn.) March 2 AIR FORCE* 6:30 p.m. (Mtn.) March 8-12 MWC TBA March NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA March NCAA Regionals TBA April 3 & 5 NCAA Final Four TBA All times central Home games in bold at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum # - Paradise Jam (U.S. Virgin Islands) * - Mountain West Conference - Las Vegas, Nev TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr.-Exp. Hometown (Last School) Individual Highlights 1 Antoinette Thompson G 5-7 Jr.-2L Fort Worth, Texas (O.D. Wyatt HS) Ranked second on the team in assists during the season (2.3 apg). 2 Whitney Williams G 5-7 Jr.-TR Fort Worth, Texas (THESA)/Iowa State Not eligible to play in Ranked fourth in Big 12 three-point percentage. 3 Jacqueline Chandler G 5-2 Fr.-HS Cleburne, Texas (Cleburne HS) A nominee for the McDonald s High School All-American Team. 4 Helena Sverrisdottir G/F 6-1 Sr.-3L Hafnarfjordur, Iceland (Flensborg HS) Only third player in program history to earn All-America honors (WBCA, AP). 5 Meagan Henson G 5-0 Fr.-HS Yukon, Okla. (Christian Heritage Academy) Played nine minutes in TCU s season-opener. 11 Starr Crawford F 6-0 So.-1L Arlington, Texas (Mansfield Summit HS) Led TCU in rebounding (8.8 rpg) and blocked shots (1.0 bpg) last season. 15 Emily Carter G 6-1 Sr.-3L Bossier City, La. (Airline HS) TCU s leading scorer in Scored 26 points in season opener. 21 Latricia Lovings C 6-2 Fr.-HS Fort Worth, Texas (Paschal HS) Ranked as the nation s No. 17 post player prior to her senior year by ESPN HoopGurlz. 22 Delisa Gross F 6-2 So.-1L Waco, Texas (Midway HS) Led TCU in field-goal shooting last season with an overall rate of 44.0 percent. 23 Hannah Christian G 5-7 So.-1L Aledo, Texas (Aledo HS) Appeared in 23 of 31 games for TCU in her first season on campus. 32 Aron Garcia F 6-2 Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Clear Lake HS) First-team all-district 24-5A as a senior. Won 2009 Texas 4A high jump championship. 33 Briesha Wynn G 6-0 Fr.-HS Fort Worth, Texas (North Crowley HS) Was named an All-State selection by the Texas Girls Coaches Association. 41 Rachel Rentschler F 6-2 Sr.-2L Keller, Texas (FW Christian HS)/Texas Shot 40.5 percent from beyond the 3-point arc, the second-best rate on the team. 42 Micah Garoutte C 6-2 Sr.-3L Plano, Texas (Plano West HS) Played 13 minutes against Houston Baptist, scoring two points and two assists.

2 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 2 TCU QUICK FACTS AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE TCU-SMU MATCHUP GENERAL INFORMATION Location Fort Worth, Texas Elevation 612 feet Founded 1873 Enrollment 8,865 Colors Purple and White Nickname Horned Frogs Home Facility Daniel-Meyer Coliseum (7,201) Conference Mountain West Affiliation NCAA Division I Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Chris Del Conte Ticket Office Phone (817) 257-FROG MEDIA INFORMATION Women s Basketball Contact Matt Hoover Office Phone Number (817) Direct Phone Number (817) Cell Phone Number (817) Office Fax Number (817) Address m.hoover@tcu.edu Office Address TCU Box Fort Worth, TX Physical Address 2900 Stadium Dr., Rm. 104 Fort Worth, TX Press Row Phone Number (817) Official Athletics Web Site HISTORY First Season First NCAA Division I Season Record All-Time (.463) Record in Division I (.456) Years in NCAA Championship/Last 9/2010 Record in NCAA Championship 5-9 (.357) Years in WNIT/Last 1/2008 Record in WNIT 2-1 (.667) COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jeff Mittie Alma Mater Missouri Western, 89 Record at TCU (.675) 12th season Career Record (.691) 19th season Assoc. Head Coach Brian Ostermann (Wis. LaCrosse 88) Assistant Coaches Tonya Haut (Baylor 99) Tricia Davern (TCU 02) Director of Operations Ebony Gilliam (TCU 04) Office Phone Number (817) PLAYER INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 Other Letterwinners Returning 4 Other Letterwinners Lost 2 Returning Redshirt 0 Newcomers 6 Seniors/Jr./So./Fr. 4/2/3/ TEAM INFORMATION Record (H-A-N) 22-9 (15-0, 6-6, 1-3) Conference Record/Finish 12-4/1st, MWC Postseason NCAA First Round loss to Dayton, Final AP/USA Today Ranking NR/NR TCU PROJECTED STARTERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. P-R-APG 4 Helena Sverrisdottir G/F 6-1 Sr Starr Crawford F 6-0 So Antoinette Thompson G 5-7 Jr Emily Carter G 6-1 Sr Delisa Gross F 6-2 So SMU PROJECTED STARTERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. P-R-APG 05 Delisha Wills F 5-10 Sr Haley Day F 5-10 Sr Christine Elliott C 6-2 Jr Alisha Filmore G 5-7 So Raquel Christian G 5-6 Sr *-players determined by starters from each team s previous game A Closer Look At The SMU Contest Upon further review, the two Texas schools have had some exciting games as of late, including a four-overtime game at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum in Overall, less then five points have decided two out of the last three games. Through six contests, TCU is 3-3 at home against SMU under head coach Jeff Mittie. Under Mittie, TCU boasts an overall record of 7-5 against the Mustangs. The Last Meeting Emily Carter scored 17 of her previous career-high 24 points in the second half to lead TCU to an road victory over cross-town rival SMU last season. The Horned Frogs scored 53 second-half points, their most since the season. TCU shot 52.8 percent following intermission to run away with a contest that it had led by only one point at the half. The game was put away in the final nine minutes, as the squad outscored SMU to end the contest. Most crucial during the stretch was a 19-2 run over a four-minute period that pushed TCU s advantage out of reach. Opening Season Strong No. 23 TCU opened its season dominating Houston Baptist, 96-38, at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum last Friday night. Emily Carter, who became only the 12th player in school history to surpass 1,000 points for her career, recorded 26 points Carter and the Horned Frogs jumped out to a sizeable early lead and never looked back as five different players scored in double figures. The 58-point victory was the eighth-most lopsided win in program history. Carter, a Bossier City, La., native, surpassed 1,000 points for her career, scoring on a driving layup at the 8:45 mark of the second half. Overall, the Horned Frogs won their 11th season opener in 12 seasons under head coach Jeff Mittie. A Nice Opening Act The Purple and White opened their season in fine fashion last Friday night, downing Houston Baptist, In the contest, TCU used a stifling defense to limit the Huskies to only 12 first half points, which marked the sixth-lowest scoring total for a TCU opponent in a first half in program history. STATISTICAL COMPARISON TCU SMU Scoring Average Opp. Scoring Average Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG Percentage FG Percentage Opp. 3FG Percentage FT Percentage Opp. FT Percentage Rebounding Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game Overall, TCU won by 58 points over HBU, which is the eighth largest defeat in school history. The Frogs are now 2-0 all-time against the Huskies. In those victories, the Purple and White have collected the second and eighth-most lopsided wins in program history with a combined score of Sverrisdottir Honored By ESPN Senior Helena Sverrisdottir was honored this past week as ESPN named her one of the top-5 small forwards in the nation. Sverrisdottir, who on Tuesday was one of 50 NCAA Division I women s basketball players named to the Naismith Trophy Watch List, joined UCONN s Maya Moore, Delaware s Elena Delle Donne, Standford s Kayla Pedersen and Tennessee s Shekinna Stricklen in the top-5. Up Next TCU will be back in action Friday night when it takes on UTSA in San Antonio. Start time is set for 7 p.m. New Season, Experienced Team Eight letterwinners who accounted for 120 of 155 starts from a season ago return for TCU in Among the returnees are three players who earned All- Mountain West Conference honors as underclassmen in : seniors Emily Carter (First-Team All-MWC) and Helena Sverrisdottir (MWC Player of the Year; First-Team All-MWC) and sophomore Starr Crawford (honorable-mention All-MWC). The Frogs other returning starter is junior Antoinette Thompson, who made 21 starts a season ago. Overall, TCU returns 72 percent of scoring, 81 percent of rebounding and 78 percent of assist totals from last year s team. Preseason Individual Honors Three Frogs have received honors prior to the start of the season: 4Helena Sverrisdottir Preseason MWC Player of the Year; Preseason All-MWC; Wooden Award Watch List; Naismith Trophy Watch List. 4Emily Carter Preseason All-MWC 4Starr Crawford Preseason All-American (Sporting News) THIS WEEK S SCHEDULE 14 SUNDAY 15 MONDAY 16 TUESDAY 17 WEDNESDAY 18 THURSDAY 19 FRIDAY 20 Off Practice 3:45 p.m. DMC Practice 2:30 p.m. SBC/DMC Schedule Notes: No interviews on gamedays (prior to postgame) or off days. Gameday vs. SMU 6:30 p.m. DMC Travel Day UTSA 5:30 p.m. Convocation Center SATURDAY Off DMC Daniel-Meyer Coliseum; SBC Schollmaier Basketball Complex

3 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 3 Frogs Rank Among Nation s Best TCU ranked among the nation s top-50 teams in 10 of the 17 major statistical categories in : Category NCAA MWC Figure Turnover Margin 21st 1st 4.74 tpg Assist/Turnover Ratio 25th 3rd 0.97 FT Pct. 23rd 2nd 75.3% Scoring Margin 26th 1st 11.6 ppg Scoring Offense 27th 1st 72.1 ppg 3-Point FG Defense 31st 2nd 28.7% Assists 34th 4th 15.4 apg FG Pct. Defense 39th 3rd 36.6% 3-Point FG Pct. 40th 3rd 35.5% 3-Pointers Made 40th 2nd 6.9 3pg TCU recorded the No. 2 figures in program history for both free-throw percentage and lowest turnover average (15.8 tpg) in TCU Opens Year Ranked Nationally The Horned Frogs are currently ranked No. 23 in the preseason Associated Press Top-25 poll, the highest preseason ranking in program history. TCU received 117 points in the poll, ranking just behind No. 22 Iowa (121) and just ahead of No. 24 Vanderbilt (109). The ranking is the highest the squad has ever received in the AP preseason poll. The only other time the squad was included in the list of rankings was in , when it found itself No. 24 to begin the season. That season, the Frogs reached their highest-ever spot in the poll at No. 13 late in the campaign. The preseason rating continued what is becoming a tradition for a TCU program used to finding its way into the national polls. The Frogs have now appeared in at least one of the two major national polls in eight of the last 10 seasons, including each of the last three years. Last season, the squad peaked at No. 20 on Jan. 25, TCU also opens the season receiving votes in the USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches Poll. The Frogs currently sit No. 26 in the nation. 11 season. Williams averaged 5.9 points per game as a sophomore last season for a Cyclone squad that advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. Cool As Ice Senior guard/forward Helena Sverrisdottir, the reigning Mountain West Conference Player of the Year, enters her senior season already ranking among the all-time TCU greats. 4She is the only player in program history to amass 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 300 assists in a career. 4She enters the season ranked sixth among Frogs alltime in both scoring (1,241) and rebounds (636) and is third in assists (397). 4She was the only MWC player over each of the past two seasons to rank among the league s top-8 players in points, rebounds, assists and steals. 4She became only the second player in TCU history to record a triple-double last season against Texas A&M- Corpus Christi. 4She is on track to break school records this season for career assists (461), as well as games started (118). Carter Nearing Milestones Senior guard Emily Carter, a two-time All-Mountain West Conference selection, also has a couple milestones in reach during her final TCU season. 4She enters the season on top of TCU s career freethrow shooting list with an average of 84.2 percent, which ranks just ahead of former Frog and current TCU assistant coach Tricia (Payne) Davern (83.0 percent). Crawford Earns Preseason Honor Starr Crawford was spotlighted in the preseason by Sporting News in its annual basketball preview issue. She was named an honorable-mention All-American by the publication. HEAD COACH JEFF MITTIE 12th Season at TCU 19th Overall (.691) career record (.675) at TCU 4Became the sixth head coach in TCU history Aug. 19, Has the most wins in TCU history 4Held his first head coaching job at NCAA Division II Missouri Western from 1992 to 1995, going (.817) 4Was the head coach for Arkansas State from 1995 to 1999 and fashioned a (.641) record there 4Conference Coach of the Year in 1994, 1995, 2001, 2002 and Regular-season conference titles in 1994, 1995, 2001, 2002, Conference tournament crowns in 1995, 2001, 2003 and Took his Missouri Western team to the Division II Elite Eight in 1994 and Final Four in Guided TCU to 10 straight postseason bids (nine NCAA in 10 seasons) and six conference championships 4Has reached the second round of NCAA play five times in TCU s eight appearances 4He ranks No. 32 in winning percentage among all active coaches nationally and is No. 22 among head coaches with at least 15 years experience 4Mittie ranks as women s college basketball s current leader in victories for a coach age 44 or younger Sverrisdottir s Watch List Growing Senior Helena Sverrisdottir is one of 50 NCAA Division I women s basketball players named to the Naismith Trophy Watch List. Come March, the Naismith Trophy voting academy will vote to narrow the list to the four finalists. The Naismith Trophy will be awarded on April 4, 2011 at the NCAA Women s Final Four in Indianapolis. Sverrisdottir is also on the preseason watch list for the 2011 John R. Wooden Award and is a candidate for the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award. Six Players Added To Roster TCU added six players to its roster in the off-season, including five freshmen and one transfer. Four of the freshmen are Texas natives in Jacqueline Chandler (Cleburne), Aron Garcia (Houston), Latricia Lovings (Fort Worth) and Briesha Wynn (Fort Worth), while Meagan Henson joins the Frogs from Yukon, Okla. Garcia, Lovings and Wynn each were rated among the top-34 senior players in the state of Texas for 2010 by ESPN/HoopGurlz. Lovings, a product of Fort Worth s Paschal High School, was listed as the nation s No. 17 post player, while Wynn was the No. 23 wing prospect. Garcia was the nation s 61st-ranked wing. Also joining the TCU program was Whitney Williams, a transfer from Iowa State who will sit out the Crawford hopes to build off one of the top freshman seasons in program history that saw her average 9.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per contest. The rebounding average ranked No. 5 on TCU s single-season chart and was the best total by a player other than former Frog great Sandora Irvin. In addition to the individual honor, TCU also was included in the preseason top-25 lists of three outlets. Sporting News and Lindy s had the Frogs Nos. 23 and 24, respectively, while SportsPageMagazine. com listed TCU No. 21. Summer Trip Provides Head Start TCU got a head start on preparing for the season in mid-august with a nine-day, six-game tour of the Vancouver, B.C., area of Western Canada. The Frogs were allowed to practice in Fort Worth prior to their departure, and due to a recent NCAA rule change, each of TCU s freshmen were allowed to take part in the workouts and competitions. TCU, which played by international rules featuring eight additional minutes per game and an abbreviated shot clock, dominated their competition to the north, posting a perfect 6-0 record and averaging 98.3 points per game. Emily Carter and Helena Sverrisdottir showed flashes of why the upcoming season should be another successful one for the Frogs. Carter led the squad in scoring with a 21.0-point average and shot 54.0 percent from the field, including a sizzling 60.0 percent (18- of-30) from 3-point range. Sverrisdottir was as solid as she has been in her entire career, averaging 18.2 points per contest. She joined Carter with the hot touch from 4 Has gone (.839) overall and 69-9 (.884) at home since the start of the season MITTIE YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School W L Pct Missouri Western Missouri Western Missouri Western Totals 3 Years Arkansas State Arkansas State Arkansas State Arkansas State Totals 4 Years TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU Totals 12 Years Overall 19 Years

4 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 4 USA TODAY/ESPN POLL Nov. 16 ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL No. School (1st place votes) Record Points 1 Connecticut (28) Baylor (3) Stanford Tennessee Xavier Duke Ohio State Texas A&M Oklahoma Kentucky West Virginia Notre Dame Georgetown Florida State UCLA North Carolina Iowa State Georgia Texas Vanderbilt Nebraska Michigan State St. John s Iowa TCU OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Wisconsin-Green Bay 69, Maryland 56, DePaul 30, California 19, Gonzaga 15, Arkansas-Little Rock 13, Virginia 13, Oklahoma State 11, Mississippi State 9, North Carolina State 8, Gardner-Webb 6, Boston College 5, Northwestern 5, Kansas State 3, Kansas 2, Louisville 2, Purdue 2, Western Kentucky 2, Fresno State 2, Georgia Tech 1, LSU 1, Middle Tennessee 1, Wisconsin 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL Nov. 15, 2010 USA TODAY/ESPN POLL No. School (1st place votes) Record Points Prv. 1. Connecticut (39) Baylor (1) Stanford Tennessee Xavier Duke Ohio State Texas A&M Kentucky West Virginia Oklahoma Notre Dame Georgetown North Carolina UCLA Florida State Texas Georgia Iowa State St. John s Maryland Iowa Vanderbilt TCU Michigan State OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: DePaul 62, California 54, Nebraska 25, LSU 23, Gonzaga 23, Kansas State 22, Wisconsin-Green Bay 21, Southern California 17, Penn State 13, Wisconsin 11, Georgia Tech 10, Dayton 8, North Carolina State 8, Northwestern 7, Kansas 6, Bowling Green 5, Arkansas-Little Rock 5, Tulane 3, Fresno State 2, San Diego State 1, Pittsburgh 1, James Madison 1, Miami (Fla.) 1. outside the arc, making 18-of-34 attempts (52.9 percent). Sophomore Delisa Gross also had a standout trip, scoring 12.8 points per contest. One of the most important aspects of the tour was the opportunity to suit up four of the program s six summer additions. Briesha Wynn had the best trip, as she was one of four TCU players to average double figures in scoring (12.0 ppg). TCU Picked To Repeat In MWC The Mountain West Conference announced its preseason women s basketball poll and all-conference team at its Basketball Media Day held at The MountainWest Sports Network studios. TCU was picked to repeat as regular-season champion, while senior Helena Sverrisdottir was named Preseason Player of the Year. TCU was tabbed as the preseason favorite after taking the MWC regular-season title and earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Horned Frogs received 16 of a possible 21 first-place votes and 174 total points. San Diego State, the MWC tournament champion, collected three first-place votes and finished second with 147 points, just two points ahead of third-place BYU with 145 points and two first-place votes. Utah, the 2010 MWC tournament runner-up, had 116 points to place fourth, followed by Wyoming (103 points), New Mexico (100 points), UNLV (64 points), Colorado State (59 points) and Air Force (28 points). Sverrisdottir, who was picked to repeat as MWC Player of the Year, was joined on the MWC s Preseason All-Conference Team by senior teammate Emily Carter, a first-team All-MWC selection a year ago MWC PRESEASON MEDIA POLL Rk. School (First-Place Votes) Pts. 1. TCU (16) San Diego State (3) BYU (2) Utah Wyoming New Mexico UNLV Colorado State Air Force MWC PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Name Class Pos. Institution Paris Johnson Sr. C San Diego State Emily Carter Sr. G TCU Helena Sverrisdottir Sr. G/F TCU Taryn Wicijowski So. C Utah Hillary Carlson Sr. F Wyoming Player of the Year: Helena Sverrisdottir, Sr., G/F, TCU Newcomer of the Year: Courtney Clements, So., G, SDSU Freshman of the Year: Melissa Sweat, G, SDSU Tough Schedule On Tap As is the case annually, TCU has lined up another difficult schedule for the season. Among the Frogs 30 regular-season games will be nine against teams that reached last season s NCAA Tournament, including five games against Sweet 16 participants. Headlining the campaign is a difficult Thanksgiving trip to the Paradise Jam in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where TCU will face three NCAA tourney teams in three days in West Virginia, Iowa State and Virginia. Iowa State made the Sweet 16 last year, while West Virginia reached the second round. Also on tap during the non-conference season are home games against Georgia and Oklahoma and road trips to Texas A&M and Fresno State. Oklahoma reached the Final Four last season, Georgia made the Sweet 16, Texas A&M advanced to the second round and Fresno State also reached the tourney. The Mountain West Conference will again provide a stiff challenge, as each team in the league returns at least three starters. San Diego State joined TCU in the NCAA Tournament last spring and advanced to the Sweet 16. Ranked Teams Beware TCU s schedule shapes up to be another tough one this season, which will provide it a chance to extend some impressive streaks. 4TCU has defeated at least one ranked team in each of the last eight seasons. The team has two such wins each of the past three years. 4TCU owns 16 victories all-time against ranked opponents, each of which have come in Jeff Mittie s 11-season tenure. 4TCU has notched at least one win over a ranked team away from Fort Worth in five of the last six seasons. 4Three of the four victories over top-5 teams in program history have come in the last two seasons (vs. No. 10/5 Texas A&M in ; vs. No. 3/5 Maryland, at No. 3/3 Cal in ). Home Sweet Home TCU recorded the best home mark in program history last season at The squad finished with a perfect home record for the first time in program history, while also matching the most wins in a season previously set in (15-1) and (15-3). Overall, TCU brings a 22-game home winning streak into the season dating back to a Jan. 13, 2009 loss to BYU. The streak ranks as the longest in the MWC and No. 5 in the nation. The previous school record of 19 straight home wins was set between Jan. 18, 2006 and Feb. 22, TCU is 49-4 (.925) in its last 53 games overall held at the DMC and (.833) since Jeff Mittie s arrival on campus prior to the campaign. In terms of attendance, TCU experienced one of the top seasons in program history a year ago with an average of 2,563 fans attending home games. The number, which ranked third in the Mountain West Conference, was the fourth-best in program history. TCU In The MWC History TCU celebrated its fifth year in the Mountain West Conference in by winning the league s regularseason championship, its first as a member of the MWC. The Frogs have been a tough adversary for league opponents over the last five seasons. 4The Frogs own a all-time league record in the MWC and are the only team to record at least 11 wins in each of the past five seasons. 4The Frogs are also the only league team to finish in third place or better in each of the five seasons. 4The program s win total ranks second during the five-year period, only two games behind Utah (61-19). Frogs On Track To Graduate Each of the four senior members of this year s team Emily Carter, Micah Garoutte, Rachel Rentschler and Helena Sverrisdottir are on track to graduate during the next academic year. Among the group, Helena Sverrisdottir is set to receive a degree in communications in December 2010, only three-and-a-half years since she stepped foot on campus. Sverrisdottir and Carter, both Academic All-MWC selections last spring, have also each been named to the TCU Dean s List during their time as Frogs.

5 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 5 Mittie Enters 12th Season At The Helm Jeff Mittie has taken TCU to previously unreached heights during his first 11 years on campus. The 44-yearold Mittie has guided the program to winning seasons in each of his 11 previous campaigns, while taking TCU to 10 straight postseason tournaments, including nine NCAA berths. Since his arrival in Fort Worth, Mittie has compiled a (.675) record while exceeding the win total the program accomplished in its first 22 seasons. Mittie s victories account for 53.4% of the school s 446 wins in 32 seasons of basketball. Prior to Mittie s arrival, TCU owned a (.340) mark. He recorded his milestone 200th victory at TCU during last season s home win over Sam Houston State. Overall, Mittie has been a head coach for 18 seasons, compiling a (.691) record. He ranks No. 32 in winning percentage among all active coaches nationally and is No. 22 among head coaches with at least 15 years experience. Mittie also is 34th on the NCAA s all-time list in terms of winning percentage by coaches with a minimum of 10 years experience. He ranks as women s college basketball s current leader in victories for a coach age 44 or younger. NCAA Tournament Success TCU is one of only 14 schools with nine NCAA Tournament appearances in the last 10 years along with Baylor, Duke, Georgia, Liberty, LSU, Rutgers, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Stanford, Tennessee, UConn and Vanderbilt. TCU has reached the second round in five of its previous eight NCAA Tournament appearances. When compared to other programs around the state of Texas, the Frogs stand at the top of the list. In terms of NCAA Tournament bids among Texas Division I schools since the start of the season, TCU and Baylor have nine in 10 seasons to lead all other programs in the state. The following breaks down the number of NCAA bids by members of the former Southwest Conference since , which was Jeff Mittie s second season at TCU: 9 TCU (2010, 09, 07, 06, 05, 04, 03, 02, 01) 9 Baylor (2010, 09, 08, 07, 06, 05, 04, 02, 01) 8 Texas (2010, 09, 08, 05, 04, 03, 02, 01) 5 Texas A&M (2010, 09, 08, 07, 06) 5 Texas Tech (2005, 04, 03, 02, 01) 2 Houston (2005, 04) 1 Rice (2005) 1 SMU (2008) Among only teams in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, TCU s nine appearances since is double that of the other three area programs combined: 9 TCU (2010, 09, 07, 06, 05, 04, 03, 02, 01) 2 UT Arlington (2007, 05) 1 North Texas (2002) 1 SMU (2008) Frogs On The Tube The TCU team will play on national television at least 11 times during the upcoming regular season, a figure that ranks tied for second among all NCAA Division I programs. Ohio State leads all teams nationally with 12 announced regular-season broadcasts. The Frogs and BYU rank tied for second among all Division I programs with 11 telecasts each. Nine of TCU s games will air on The MountainWest Sports Network (The Mtn.), which is available nationally on DirecTV channel 616, while two other games will air on CBS College Sports, available on DirecTV channel 613 and Dish Network channel 152. One more contest, TCU s Feb. 19 contest at BYU, will be broadcast by BYU-TV, which also is featured on both DirecTV (374) and Dish (9397). In addition to regular-season games, the Mountain West Conference Championships will also air live on national television starting with the second round and stretching through the championship game. Second-round and semifinal contests will air on The Mtn., while VERSUS (DirecTV channel 603; Dish Network channel 151) will carry the championship. Frog games have been a fixture on television in recent seasons, making at least 10 appearances in each of the previous three seasons. A program-record 14 TCU women s basketball games were broadcast nationally in High-Scoring Teams TCU has featured one of the highest-scoring teams in women s basketball in Jeff Mittie s previous 11 seasons as head coach, and it appears that trend is set to continue. The Horned Frogs have led the Mountain West Conference in scoring offense for four consecutive seasons dating back to their second campaign in the league in The only time the squad did not pace the MWC in scoring was in , when it finished second. Looking back over Mittie s decade-long career at TCU, the Frogs have finished among the top-two teams in their conference in scoring eight out of the 11 years. Mittie believes his current crop of players has the potential to be one of his highest scoring groups yet. The Lady Frogs finished fourth in the country while setting the program record with a 78.1-point-pergame average. Scoring Offense Rankings In The Mittie Era Year (Conf.) Scoring Avg. (Conf./NCAA Rank) (MWC) st/27th (MWC) st/47th (MWC) st/42nd (MWC) st/23rd (MWC) nd/79th (C-USA) rd/33rd (C-USA) nd/4th (C-USA) th/92nd (C-USA) th/70th (WAC) st/N/A (WAC) nd/N/A Horned Frog Women Sign Four TCU women s basketball head coach Jeff Mittie announced the signing of four student-athletes to early national letters of intent to play for the season. The quartet is comprised of four Texas natives, including three from the Fort Worth area. Overall, the TCU class, which ranks as high as No. 27 nationally according to Collegiate Girls Basketball Report, ranks as the second highest in the Mountain West Conference by All-Star Girls Report. All four future Frogs rank in the top 31 amongst Texas high school players according to Premier Basketball Report, including three in the top 20. Inking with the Frogs were center Ashley Colbert (6-3, C, Fort Worth, Texas (Crowley High School)), shooting guard Jazz Parker (5-8, SG, Houston, Texas (Mayde Creek High School)), forward Chelsea Prince (5-11, F, Fort Worth, Texas (Dunbar High School)) and guard Natalie Ventress (5-11, G, Fort Worth, Texas (North Crowley High School)). TCU S RECORD WHEN November 1-0 December 0-0 January 0-0 February 0-0 March 0-0 Sundays 0-0 Mondays 0-0 Tuesdays 0-0 Wednesdays 0-0 Thursdays 0-0 Fridays 1-0 Saturdays 0-0 Overtime 0-0 On Television 0-0 Leading at the half 1-0 Trailing at the half 0-0 Tied at the half 0-0 Out-shooting the opposition 1-0 Out-shot by the opposition 0-0 Shooting the same 0-0 Shooting 50% or higher 0-0 Shooting % 1-0 Shooting % 0-0 Shooting % 0-0 Shooting 34.9% or lower 0-0 Opposition shoots 50% or higher 0-0 Opposition shoots % 0-0 Opposition shoots % 0-0 Opposition shoots % 0-0 Opposition shoots 34.9% or lower 1-0 Out-rebounding the opposition 1-0 Out-rebounded by the opposition 0-0 Rebounds are equal 0-0 Committing more turnovers 0-0 Committing fewer turnovers 1-0 Turnovers are equal 0-0 Scoring 80 or more points 1-0 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring 59 points or fewer 0-0 Allowing 80 or more points 0-0 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing 59 points or fewer 1-0 vs. Top-25 Opponents 0-0 vs NCAA Tournament Qualifiers LEADERS Scoring Emily Carter, 1 game Rebounds Starr Crawford, 1 game Assists Helena Sverrisdottir, 1 game Double-Doubles Starr Crawford, 1 game Mountain West Conference (as of Nov. 15) MWC STANDINGS Team MWC Pct All Pct TCU (23/RV) UNLV Utah Wyoming Air Force BYU Colorado State New Mexico SDSU (RV/RV)

6 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 6 GAME COMPARISONS Opponent Date Score W/L FG Pct 3FG% Pct FT-A Pct Off R Def R Tot R PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Houston Baptist 11/12/ W at TCU GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS) Thompson Williams Chandler Sverrisdottir Henson Crawford Carter Lovings Gross Christian Garcia Wynn Rentschler Garoutte Houston Baptist DNP DNP DNP DNP GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Opponent Date Score W/L Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward Houston Baptist 11/12/ WIN Sverrisdottir Thompson Carter Gross Crawford THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED TCU OPPONENT 100+ POINTS Utah (2/10/10) East Carolina (2/13/04) 41 TO 50 POINTS 47 - South Dakota St. (3/22/09) 47 - Air Force (2/6/10) 40 OR FEWER POINTS 33 - Texas (1/13/95) 33 - Air Force (1/6/10) 60%+ FIELD GOALS.604 (29-48) - UTSA (12/5/96).610 (36-59) - Oklahoma (12/7/99) 90%+ FREE THROWS.933 (14-15) - Dayton (3/20/10).938 (15-16) - Utah (2/4/09) 80%+ 3-POINTERS.800 (8-10) - San Diego St. (1/9/08) Never 70%+ 3-POINTERS.750 (12-16) - Colorado St. (2/7/07).714 (15-21) - Utah (12/11/04) POINTERS 11 - Houston Baptist (11/12/10) 11 - Wyoming (2/13/10) POINTERS 17 - East Carolina (2/13/04) 16 - South Dakota St. (3/22/09) 60+ REBOUNDS 60 - South Florida (2/2/04) 64 - SMU (2/19/98) 50+ REBOUNDS 57 - Sam Houston St. (12/20/09) 51 - Utah (3/7/09) 30+ ASSISTS 33 - Sam Houston St. (12/19/00) 30 - SMU (2/22/95) 20+ ASSISTS 23 - UNLV (2/23/10) 23 - BYU (3/6/10) 20+ STEALS 20 - Cornell (1/2/06) 20 - USC (12/21/04) 15+ STEALS 16 - Utah (2/10/10) 16 - UNLV (2/23/10) 10+ BLOCKED SHOTS 10 - Air Force (1/6/10) 10 - Dayton (3/20/10) 10 OR FEWER TURNOVERS 8 - Houston Baptist (11/12/10) 10 - South Dakota St. (3/22/09) 30+ TURNOVERS 31 - USC (12/21/04) 32 - Utah (2/10/10) TCU OPPONENT PLAYER W/ 40+ POINTS Never 45, K. Whipple (Utah; 2/10/10) PLAYER W/ 30+ POINTS 30, L. Butler-Rayford (OSU; 12/18/07) 31, A. Walker (Cal; 12/7/08) PLAYER W/ 20+ REBOUNDS 21, S. Irvin (South Florida; 2/2/04) 21, C. Willis (East Carolina; 2/13/04) PLAYER W/ 15+ REBOUNDS 17, S. Crawford (Fres. St.; 11/18/09) 15, E. Beagle (Tex. A&M-CC; 1/2/10) PLAYER W/ 10+ ASSISTS 11, H. Sverrisdottir (Tex. A&M-CC; 1/2/10) 10, Q. Davis (SDSU.; 2/28/09) PLAYER W/ 10+ STEALS 10, A. Ross (UNLV; 2/3/07) 12, A. Holley (Arkansas; 1/12/83) PLAYER W/ 5+ STEALS 5, H. Sverrisdottir (Colorado State; 2/27/10) 5, H. Hall (BYU; 3/6/10) PLAYER W/ 10+ BLOCKED SHOTS 16, Sandora Irvin (UAB; 1/16/05) Never PLAYER W/ 5+ BLOCKED SHOTS 5, M. Garoutte (San Diego St.; 3/14/08) 6, V. Kast (New Mexico; 3/2/10) PLAYER W/ 6+ 3-POINTERS 6, E. Carter (Colorado St.; 1/7/09) 7, K. Whipple (Utah; 2/10/10) Pronunciation Guide Player ARON Garcia Micah GAROUTTE DELISA Gross HELENA SVERRISDOTTIR BRIESHA Wynn Coach Tonya HAUT Jeff MITTIE Brian OSTERMANN Pronunciation Erin gah-root Deh-LEE-suh HEL-en-uh SFER-ees-dot-tir BREE-sha Pronunciation HOWT MIT-tee OH-ster-mun Frogs By Country/State UNITED STATES (13) Louisiana (1): Emily Carter Oklahoma (1): Meagan Henson Texas (11): Jacqueline Chandler, Hannah Christian, Starr Crawford, Aron Garcia, Micah Garoutte, Delisa Gross, Latricia Lovings, Rachel Rentschler, Antoinette Thompson, Whitney Williams, Briesha Wynn ICELAND (1): Helena Sverrisdottir

7 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 7 GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS 1 23/RV TCU 96, HOUSTON BAPTIST 38 Fort Worth, Texas (Daniel-Meyer Coliseum) Nov. 12, 2010 FORT WORTH Senior Emily Carter scored a career high of 26 points Friday night as No. 23 TCU routed Houston Baptist, 96-38, at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. Carter became only the 12th player in school history to surpass 1,000 points for her career. Overall, the Horned Frogs won their 11th season opener in 12 seasons under head coach Jeff Mittie. Carter and the Horned Frogs jumped out to a sizeable early lead and never looked back as five different players scored in double figures. The 58-point victory was the eighth-most lopsided win in program history. Carter, a Bossier City, La., native, surpassed 1,000 points for her career Friday night, scoring on a driving layup at the 8:45 mark of the second half. TCU torched the Huskies from the opening tip, running out to a 22-4 lead in the game s first 8 minutes, 45 seconds of play. The Frogs reeled off a 22-0 run following an early 4-0 deficit, while holding the Huskies scoreless for nearly a six-minute stretch. The No. 23 ranked squad had built the lead to by halftime, holding HBU to the sixth-lowest scoring total for a TCU opponent in a first half in program history. HOUSTON BAPTIST [0-1] ## Player Name FG 3FG FT RB PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 04 B. Maxey * T. Jackson * M. Leasau * D. Texada * J. Pugh * E. Griciunaite B. Barton M. Green K. Richard J. Spriggs TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 27.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 10.0% F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 52.9% Deadball Rbs: 4 Officials: Randy Campbell, Rick Morris, Julie Sharp Technical fouls: Houston Baptist-None. TCU-None. Attendance: 2415 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Houston Baptist TCU No. 23 TCU [1-0] ## Player Name FG 3FG FT RB PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 01 THOMPSON, A, * SVERRISDOTTIR, H. * CRAWFORD, S. * CARTER, E. * GROSS, D. * HENSON, M GARCIA, A WYNN, B RENTSCHLER, R GAROUTTE, M TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 45.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 36.7% F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 87.5% Deadball Rbs: 1

8 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU SEASON STATISTICS CUMULATIVE THE STAT CREW SYSTEM TCU Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2010) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 THOMPSON, Antoinett SVERRISDOTTIR, H HENSON, Meagan CRAWFORD, Starr CARTER, Emily GROSS, Delisa GARCIA, Aron WYNN, Briesha RENTSCHLER, Rache GAROUTTE, Micah Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS TC OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS 8 28 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 11 2 Steals per game BLOCKS 3 2 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/12/10 HOUSTON BAPTIST W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals TCU Opponents

9 TCU WOMEN S BASKETBALL 4 GAME NO. 2 vs. SMU 4 9 #1 ANTOINETTE THOMPSON Pts: 10 (11/15/09 vs. HBU RBs: 9 (12/20/09 vs. SHS) FGs: 4, 2x (last 3/6/10 at BYU) FGs Att: 8, 2x (last 12/20/09 vs. SHS) 3FGs: 1, 10x (last 3/12/10 vs. Utah) 3FGs Att: 3, 3x (last 1/13/10 at Wyo.) FT: 5 (1/9/10 vs. Utah) FTA: 6, 3x (last 1/9/10 vs. Utah) Ast: 6 (12/6/09 at NC State) Blks: 1, 3x (last 2/3/10 vs. BYU) Stls: 3, 2x (last 11/21/09 at Okla.) Mins: 30 (11/28/09 vs. Kansas) #2 WHITNEY WILLIAMS Pts: 17 (12/13/09 at Minnesota) RBs: 5 (12/21/08 vs. Minnesota) FGs: 5, 3x (last 3/3/10 at Okla. St.) FGs Att: 10 (3/12/10 vs. Okla. St.) 3FGs: 4, 3x (last 12/10/09 vs. Iowa) 3FGs Att: 8 (3/12/10 vs. Okla. St.) FT: 9 (12/13/09 at Minnesota) FTA: 9 (12/13/09 at Minnesota) Ast: 7 (3/3/10 at Okla. St.) Blks: 1, 6x (last 3/24/09 vs. Ball St.) Stls: 2, 5x (last 2/27/10 vs. Kan. St.) Mins: 38 (11/22/09 at Drake) #3 JACQUELINE CHANDLER Pts: 5 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FT: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 29 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #4 HELENA SVERRISDOTTIR Pts: 27 (2/4/09 at Utah) RBs: 13, 2x (last 3/11/09 vs. UNLV) FG: 10, 3x (last 12/31/10 at Hou.) FGA: 21 (2/4/09 at Utah) 3FG: 3, 11x (last 2/6/10 vs. AFA) 3FGA: 8 (1/13/10 vs. Utah) Pts: 15 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 6 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 11 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FT: 10, 2x (last 1/25/09 at UNM) FTA: 12 (11/16/08 vs. UTSA) Ast: 11 (1/2/10 vs. Texas A&M-CC) Blks: 3, 2x (last 12/30/08 vs. SMU) Stls: 6, 2x (last 2/6/10 vs. Air Force) Mins: 59 (2/10/10 at Utah) FT: 6 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 7 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 5 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 25 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #5 MEGAN HENSON Ast: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 9 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 9 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #11 STARR CRAWFORD Pts: 19 (11/21/09 at Oklahoma) RBs: 17 (11/18/09 vs. Fresno State) FG: 8, 2x (last 2/23/10 vs. UNLV) FGA: 17 (11/21/09 at Oklahoma) 3FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 1, 3x (last 11/12/10 vs. HBU) Pts: 15 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 11 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 6 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 11 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FT: 9 (1/9/10 vs. Utah) FTA: 12 (1/9/10 vs. Utah) Ast: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 4 (11/23/09 vs. Texas S.) Stls: 4, 2x (last 3/2/10 vs. UNM) Mins: 40 (2/10/10 at Utah) FT: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 27 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #15 EMILY CARTER #21 LATRICIA LOVINGS #22 DELISA GROSS Pts: 26 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FT: 9, 2x (last 2/3/10 vs. BYU) Pts: 17 (2/6/10 vs. Air Force) FT: 7 (2/6/10 vs. Air Force) RBs: 9 (1/7/09 at Colorado State) FTA: 10, 3x (last 2/10/10 at Utah) RBs: 8 (1/9/10 vs. Utah) FTA: 10 (2/6/10 vs. Air Force) FG: 9, 2x (last 2/23/10 vs. UNLV) Ast: 6 (1/10/09 at UNLV) FG: 5, 3x (last 11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 3 (3/12/10 vs. Utah) FGA: 17 (1/13/10 at Wyoming) Blks: 2 (1/28/09 vs. SDSU) FGA: 9, (last 11/23/09 vs. Texas S.) Blks: 4 (1/16/10 vs. SDSU) 3FG: 6 (1/7/09 at Colorado State) Stls: 6 (2/18/09 at Air Force) 3FG: 2, 3x (last 2/3/10 vs. BYU) Stls: 2 (1/6/10 at Air Force) 3FGA: 10 (last 11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 56 (2/10/10 at Utah) 3FGA: 8 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 28, (last 11/21/09 at Okla.) Pts: 26 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FT: 7 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Pts: 13 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 5 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 7 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 5 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 8 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 5 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 15 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 0 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 11 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FG: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FG: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 10 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 28 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 8 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 26 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #23 HANNAH CHRISTIAN Pts: 7, 2x (last 2/16/10 at SDSU) RBs: 5 (11/15/09 vs. HBU) FG: 3, 2x (last 2/16/10 at SDSU) FGA: 8 (11/23/09 vs. Texas S.) 3FG: 1, 2x (last 2/16/10 at SDSU) 3FGA: 2, (last 1/6/10 at Air Force) FT: 4 (1/27/10 vs. Colorado State) FTA: 4 (1/27/10 vs. Colorado State) Ast: 6 (11/23/09 vs. Texas S.) Blks: None Stls: 3 (11/28/09 vs. Kansas) Mins: 18, (last 12/1/09 vs. La. Mo.) Pts: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #32 ARON GARCIA FTs: N/A Stls: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 13 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Pts: 7 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 6(11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) #33 BRIESHA WYNN FTs: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 18 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) P Pts: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTs: N/A Pts: 7 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTs: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) RBs: 4 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FTA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FG: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Ast: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 3 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) FGA: 6(11/12/10 vs. HBU) Blks: 1 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Stls: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 13 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) 3FGA: 2 (11/12/10 vs. HBU) Mins: 18 (11/12/10 vs. HBU)