PITTSBURGH (0-1) vs. BUCKNELL (1-0)

GAME 2 PITTSBURGH ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS PITTSBURGH (0-1) vs. BUCKNELL (1-0) Nov. 20, 2001 5:30 p.m. Fitzgerald Field House (6,798) Pittsburgh Women s Basketball 2001-02 Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time Nov. 16 WILLIAM & MARY L, 72-77 Nov. 20 BUCKNELL 5:30 p.m. Nov. 24 AMERICAN 2 p.m. Nov. 27 Robert Morris 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 Wisconsin 6 p.m. MST Dec. 2 Arizona/Holy Cross TBA Dec. 5 VIRGINIA TECH 5:30 p.m. Dec. 8 DUQUESNE 7 p.m. Dec. 16 Penn State 2 p.m. Dec. 20 Mississippi State 6 p.m. Dec. 22 North Carolina State 3 p.m. Dec. 30 ST. FRANCIS (PA.) 2 p.m. Jan. 2 Connecticut 8 p.m. Jan. 5 Georgetown 2 p.m. Jan. 12 BOSTON COLLEGE Noon Jan. 15 Rutgers 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 West Virginia 2 p.m. Jan. 23 GEORGETOWN 7 p.m. Jan. 26 SYRACUSE 7 p.m. Feb. 2 Miami 3 p.m. Feb. 5 NOTRE DAME 7 p.m. Feb. 9 ST. JOHN S 2 p.m. Feb. 13 Villanova 7:30 p.m. Feb. 16 Boston College 2 p.m. Feb. 19 RUTGERS 7 p.m. Feb. 23 SETON HALL 2 p.m. Feb. 26 Providence 7 p.m. March 2-5 Big East Tournament TBA (Piscataway, N.J.) All Home Games are in CAPS and bold. Denotes Big East Conference Game Arizona Basketball Classic (Tucson, Ariz.) Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol (Cancun, Mexico) HOME OF THE PANTHERS WPTS 92.1 FM will carry Panther home games over the airwaves. You can tune in at game time to hear all the excitement at Fitzgerald Field House the home of Pittsburgh Basketball. Stay tuned at the conclusion of each game for live interviews from Pittsburgh players and coaches. ALL-TIME SERIES Tuesday s contest marks the first meeting between Pittsburgh and Bucknell. The Panthers opened up with 77-72 setback to William & Mary in its season opener, while Bucknell, who is coming off a 20-8 season, including a 9-3 mark in the Patriot League, defeated Albany 64-45 on Nov 16. Series Information Series Record... First meeting Last Meeting... n/a At Pittsburgh... n/a At Williamsburg... n/a At Neutral Sites... n/a Current Streak... n/a THE COACHES Traci Waites Kathy Fedorjaka (Long Beach State, 1989) (Fairfield, 1990) Record at Pittsburgh: 33-51 (4th yr.) Record at Bucknell: 61-51 (5th yr.) Career Record: 33-51 (4th yr.) Career Record: 128-89 (9th yr.) Probable Starting Lineups PITTSBURGH PANTHERS Pos. # Name PPG RPG APG F 32 Dallas Williams (6-0, Jr.) 21.0 5.0 0.0 F 50 Mandy Wittenmyer (6-2, Jr.) 12.0 13.0 0.0 C 54 Sheila Stufflet (6-2, So.) 2.0 4.0 2.0 G 5 Brooke Stewart (5-8, Jr.) 3.0 2.0 0.0 G 42 Laine Selwyn (5-7, Jr.) 15.0 4.0 6.0 BUCKNELL Pos. # Name PPG RPG APG F 24 Monique LeBlanc (6-0, Sr.) 4.0 9.0 0.0 F 44 Vicki Quimby (6-0, Sr.) 11.0 8.0 2.0 C 55 Kate Rounsley (6-1, Sr.) 6.0 7.0 1.0 G 23 Molly Creamer (5-10, Jr.) 26.0 6.0 5.0 G 32 Kate Franks (5-10, Jr.) 8.0 6.0 6.0 Media members and fans of the Pittsburgh women s basketball team can access updated statistics and results on the Panthers web site at: www.pittsburghpanthers.com

panther notes...add one PITTSBURGH HEAD COACH Traci Waites is in her fourth season as head coach at Pittsburgh where she has compiled a 33-51 overall record. In 1999-2000, Waites orchestrated the biggest one-year turnaround in the program s history as Pittsburgh posted a 16-13 record, doubling it s win total from the prior season. In addition, Waites earned Big East Co-Coach of the Year honors after leading Pittsburgh to a sixth-place finish in the league, a vast improvement from its 12th-place finish the year before. Moreover, the Panthers were chosen to compete in the Women s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT), marking their first postseason berth in six years. Waites joined the Panthers after serving four seasons at the University of Arizona as an assistant coach, including the last two as associate head coach. While there, Waites was instrumental in the Wildcats emergence as a Top 10 program, helping them to three straight 20-win seasons and two NCAA Tournament berths. Prior to Arizona, Waites was the head coach at Santa Monica Community College in Santa Monica, Calif., from 1993-94 after serving the program as an assistant for three years. During her tenure, Waites teams finished second in the Western States Conference and qualified for the state playoffs each year. Waites enjoyed an outstanding collegiate playing career, first at Georgia and then at Long Beach State. She played in the NCAA Tournament each of her four seasons and went to two Final Fours. She holds the distinction of being the only player to appear in the Final Four for two different teams. BUCKNELL HEAD COACH Kathy Fedorjaka is in her fifth season as head coach of the Bison and owns a record of 61-51 for Bucknell. Fedorjaka has a nineyear overall coaching record of 128-89. Fedorjaka came to Bucknell in August of 1997 and led the Bison to a 12-14 overall record in her first year as a head coach at the Division I level. She was voted the 1997-98 Patriot League Coach-of-the-Year. A 1990 graduate of Fairfield University, Fedorjaka s arrived at Bucknell after a three-year stint as head coach at Bloomsburg University. At Bloomsburg, Fedorjaka amassed a 51-30 record, and directed her 1996-97 team to the school s first Division II NCAA Tournament appearance in five years. Fedorjaka s collegiate coaching experience began at Bucknell when she arrived in Lewisburg as a graduate assistant with the women s basketball program in 1990. PANTHERS IN THE FIELD HOUSE The Panthers hold an all-time record of 200-119 at Fitzgerald Field House. Their best season came in 1976-77 when the Panthers went a perfect 10-0, finishing with an overall record of 19-8. Last year, Pittsburgh held a 7-6 record at home compared to a 2-12 mark on the road. PITTSBURGH VS. THE PATRIOT LEAGUE Pittsburgh owns a 3-1 all-time record against teams from the Patriot League. Tuesday s contest marks the first of two consecutive games against Patriot League foes as the Panthers host American University on Nov. 24 at Fitzgerald Field House. Pittsburgh has never played Bucknell, but owns a 2-1 advantage over American and a 1-0 mark versus Lafayette. The Panthers have never played fellow Patriot League members Army, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lehigh or Navy. SCOUTING THE BISON Bucknell returns all five starters from last year s impressive 20-8 mark, including a 9-3 secondplace record in the Patriot League. The Bison opened the season with a convincing 64-45 victory over Albany on Nov. 16. Bucknell is led by 5-10 junior guard Molly Creamer, who finished last year averaging 19 points and five assists per contest. In Bucknell s season-opening victory over Albany, Creamer picked up where she left off last season and tallied a game-best 26 points, six rebounds and five assists. SCRAPING THE GLASS Despite a 77-72 season-opening setback, Pittsburgh was able to control the boards. For the contest, the Panthers snared 42 rebounds, including 19 offensive, compared to William & Mary s 39 boards. Junior Mandy Wittenmyer led all rebounders by snagging 13, which included seven offensive. Quick Facts PITTSBURGH VS. BUCKNELL Pittsburgh, Pa.... Location... Lewisburg, Pa. 33,000... Enrollment... 3,650 Panthers... Nickname... Bison Blue and Gold... Colors... Orange and Blue Big East... Conference... Patriot Fitzgerald Field House (6,798)... Home Arena... Davis Gymnasium (2,300) Steve Pederson... Athletic Director... John Hardt Traci Waites... Head Coach... Kathy Fedorjaka Long Beach State, 1989... Alma Mater... Fairfield, 1990 Fourth year... Years at School... Fifth year 33-51... Record at School... 61-51 33-51 (4th year)... Overall Record... 128-89 (9th year) 9-18... 2000-01 Overall Record... 20-8 3-13 (13th)... 2000-01 Conference Record... 9-3 (2nd) First meeting... Series Record... First meeting Injury Report Freshman Jessica Allen suffered a right knee injury and required a lateral meniscus. Allen will be out the entire year and will redshirt. EXHIBITION PLAY For the second straight year, Pittsburgh completed its exhibition slate with a perfect 2-0 record. The Panthers defeated PWBA, 98-78, on Nov. 1 and beat M.I. Express, 100-49, on Nov. 9. For the two games, Pittsburgh averaged 99 points and shot 54 percent from the field. The Panthers also outrebounded its opponents by an average of 49-26. CHARTING THE OPPOSITION Five of Pittsburgh s opponents are currently ranked in either the USA Today/ESPN Coaches or the Associated Press Top 25 poll, including three from the Big East Conference. Additionally, six more opponents are receiving votes in the poll. Last year, the Panthers were 0-6 versus ranked opponents. The following is a list of Pittsburgh s ranked opponents in 2001-02: (as of Nov. 18) School USA Today/ESPN AP Connecticut #1 #1 North Carolina St. #11 #10 Notre Dame #14 #15 Penn State #19 #21 Rutgers #23 ARV Boston College, Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Arizona, Wisconsin and Villanova are also receiving votes in one of the two polls.

panther notes...add two UP FOR THE CHALLENGE The Panthers will be playing 13 of its games at Fitzgerald Field House for the third year in a row. Last season, Pittsburgh was 7-6 in the confines of the Field House. Pittsburgh plays a 27-game slate which includes nine teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament, including defending national champion Notre Dame, and three teams that reached the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). The schedule also features nine teams that reached the 20-win plateau in 2000-01. FAMILIAR FACES Pittsburgh returns eight letterwinners from last year s squad, including its top four scorers. Seniors Bettina Love, Jackie Campbell and Jessica Ryndycz, juniors Mandy Wittenmyer, Laine Selwyn, Dallas Williams and Brooke Stewart and sophomore Sheila Stufflet all had major impacts on the 2000-01 campaign. Wittenmyer (12.4 points per game), Selwyn (11.4), Stewart (10.3) and Love (7.2) return to add the offensive punch for the Panthers. FRESHMAN OF INFLUENCE Pittsburgh added four new freshmen to its squad this year, including the following: #23 Jessica Allen 5-8 G Salem, CT #33 Haley Harguth 5-8 G Beaverton, OR #22 Amy Kunich 5-6 G Monroeville, PA #55 Allisha Morris 6-3 C Hampton, VA Redshirting the 2001-02 campaign due to injury STEALING THE SHOW Pittsburgh used its quickness last year to make the opposition turn the ball over. The Panthers averaged 8.19 steals per game, which ranked eighth in the Big East. Laine Selwyn led the way, ripping away 1.96 per game to place her 10th in the league. PITTSBURGH PLAYER NOTES DAZZLING DALLAS Junior Dallas Williams, who started just four games last season, was inserted into the starting lineup against William & Mary and produced for the Panthers in a major way. Williams connected on an astounding 7-of-8 shots from the field and 7-of-9 free throws for a career-high 21 points. Williams previous career-best scoring output was 13 against Duquesne on Jan. 1, 2000. Her seven made field goals were also a career high. SELWYN S SWAGGER Despite its season-opening setback to William & Mary, Pittsburgh s Laine Selwyn did her part in dishing out the rock and using her quickness to get it back. Selwyn finished with team-bests of six assists and four steals. Last year, Selwyn paced the Blue and Gold in both categories. LEADING THE WAY Junior Mandy Wittenmyer has continued to establish herself as one of Pittsburgh s and the Big East s top young stars in her first two seasons. In each of her first two seasons, Wittenmyer has paced the Panthers in both scoring and rebounding. Last year, she averaged career bests with 12.4 points and 8.4 rebounds per game, topping her Big East All-Rookie team numbers of 12.1 points and 7.8 boards per game as a freshman. Currently, Wittenmyer is 16th (tied) on Pittsburgh s career rebound leaders list with 449, following her 13-board output in Pittsburgh s season opener, and is on pace to crack the top 8 by season s end. She finished last season second in the conference in rebounding behind Big East Rookie of the Year Rebekkah Brunson of Georgetown. MEDIA INFORMATION Media Relations Assistant Media Relations Director (Women s Basketball Contact): Burt Lauten Office: (412) 648-8240 Fax: (412) 648-8248 Home: (412) 939-1721 Cell: (412) 951-7417 Email: blauten@athletics.pitt.edu Credentials Requests for credentials to cover Pittsburgh home women s basketball games should be mailed or faxed on company letterhead to Burt Lauten, P.O. Box 7436, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. The fax number is (412) 648-8248. Requests should be received at least three days prior to the game. If time permits, credentials will be mailed. During the Week Coach Waites and player interviews should be arranged through Burt Lauten in Pittsburgh Athletic Media Relations department. Postgame Procedures Postgame interviews with players and coaches are conducted in the Laurel Room at Fitzgerald Field House. Please give player and coach requests to Burt Lauten before the end of the game. The Pittsburgh locker room is closed to the media. Internet Access Information on Pittsburgh Panther athletics and the women s basketball team is available on the world wide web at www.pittsburghpanthers.com. Information on the Pittsburgh women s basketball team and the Big East Conference is available through the Big East website at www.bigeast.org. 2001-02 PITTSBURGH ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CL POS HT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 23 Jessica Allen FR G 5-8 Salem, CT/New London 4 Jackie Campbell SR G 5-8 Munroe Falls, OH/Stow-Munroe 33 Haley Harguth FR G 5-8 Beaverton, OR/Beaverton 22 Amy Kunich FR G 5-6 Monroeville, PA/Oakland Catholic 3 Bettina Love SR F 6-2 Rochester, NY/Edison Tech 55 Allisha Morris FR C 6-3 Hampton, VA/Hampton 2 Jessica Ryndycz SR G 5-5 Perkasie, PA/Pennridge/Mitchell C.C. 42 Laine Selwyn JR G 5-7 Coral Springs, FL/Coral Springs 5 Brooke Stewart JR G 5-8 North Versailles, PA/East Allegheny 54 Sheila Stufflet SO C/F 6-2 Sinking Spring, PA/Wilson Senior 32 Dallas Williams JR F 6-0 Mason, OH/Mason 50 Mandy Wittenmyer JR F 6-2 Mechanicsburg, PA/Cumberland Valley Redshirting the 2001-02 season due to injury Head Coach: Traci Waites (Long Beach State, 1989) Associate Head Coach: Bill Broderick (Frostburg State, 1993) Assistant Coach: Deborah Perry (South Carolina State, 1993) Assistant Coach: Lisa Scott (Arizona, 2000) Director of Operations: Ron Wuotila Media TeamLink Media members can register to receive the latest Pittsburgh basketball information via Media TeamLink. For weekly releases, game notes, statistics and more, go to www.mediateamlink.com. You will receive pdf files via your email.

panther notes...add three MANDY S MACHINE Mandy Wittenmyer has solidified her name in Pittsburgh s all-time career field goal percentage list with an average of.490, good enough for fourth place. Wittenmyer has connected on 257 of her 525 attempts. The following is a list of the top 10 field goal percentages in school history (minimum of 300 attempts): Player Years FGM-FGA Pct. 1. Turia Ransom... 1989-93.. 296-513....577 2. Farrah Woods... 1994-98.. 161-307....524 3. Nickeia Morris... 1996-00.. 335-647....517 4. M. Wittenmyer.. 1999-... 257-525....490 5. Lorri Johnson... 1987-91. 876-1754...490 6. J. Huemrich... 1990-94. 776-1601...480 7. W. Randolph... 1976-79. 596-1235...482 8. Kim Gannis... 1982-86.. 314-656....478 9. Latia Howard... 1994-97.. 415-891....466 10. Debbie Lewis... 1978-82. 821-1774...463 FLORIDA S FINEST Junior Laine Selwyn, a native of Coral Springs, Fla., now has a year under her belt in running the Pittsburgh offense. Inserted into the starting point guard role as a sophomore, Selwyn started all but two games last year and paced the squad with 4.6 assists per contest. She also was second on the squad in points, totaling 11.4 points per game while draining just under 40 percent of her shots. Selwyn finished the 2000-01 campaign with a career-high 125 assists, which ranked sixth in the conference (4.63 assists/game) and was the 10th-best in Pittsburgh history. She currently sits in 16th place on Pittsburgh s career assists list with 214. DRAINING THE 3 Laine Selwyn has proven to be one of Pittsburgh s most-accurate three-point shooters. In her first two-plus seasons as a Panther, the sharp-shooting left-hander has connected on 32 percent of her shots behind the arc (56 of 172). Selwyn currently ranks eighth on Pittsburgh s career 3-point field goal percentage list. The following is a list of the top eight field goal percentages in school history (minimum one FGA/game): Player Years 3FGM-3FGA Pct. 1. Alecia Balich... 1995-99.. 113-284....398 2. Sally Sheerer... 1984-88... 30-82....366 3. Lorri Johnson... 1987-91.. 109-298....366 4. Gina Montesano. 1995-00... 53-146....363 5. Denise Becher... 1987-89... 34-99....343 6. Jill Colabrese... 1990-94... 89-266....335 7. Erin Maloy... 1990-94.. 166-497....334 8. Laine Selwyn... 1999-... 56-172....326 DIALING LONG DISTANCE Brooke Stewart had an excellent year shooting from behind the 3-point arc last season. Stewart finished fourth in the Big East in 3-point field goals (2.15 per game) and sixth in 3-point field goal percentage (.287). Stewart now has a career percentage of.304 and has drained 109 career 3-point field goals. SHEILA STRUTS HER STUFF This past summer, sophomore Sheila Stufflet was chosen to represent Pittsburgh on the 2001 Big East Women s Basketball All-Star team that toured Germany. Stufflet averaged 7.8 points and 3.8 rebounds for the team that went a perfect 6-0. BRODERICK PROMOTED Head Coach Traci Waites has promoted former assistant coach Bill Broderick to associate head coach. Broderick is entering his fourth year as a member of the Panther staff. He worked with Waites at Arizona for three seasons and accompanied her to Pittsburgh prior to the 1998-99 year. A 1993 graduate of Frostburg State, Broderick was an assistant coach at both his alma mater and at Potomac State College before joining Waites in Arizona. WAITES RE-TOOLS STAFF Deborah Perry and Lisa Scott have been appointed assistant coaches for the University of Pittsburgh women's basketball team, head coach Traci Waites announced. Perry, who most recently was a member of the University at Buffalo women's basketball staff, brings extensive coaching experience to the Panther squad and will focus primarily on recruiting. Prior to working with the Bulls for the past three years, Perry spent two seasons (1995-97) as the head coach and senior women's adminstrator at West Virginia State College. Perry also served as an assistant coach at Ohio University for four years (1991-95) and at Southern University & A&M College for three seasons (1989-91). Earning her bachelor's degree in industrial technology from South Carolina State, Perry is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association. Scott, a former student-athlete under Waites at the University of Arizona, begins her first campaign as an assistant basketball coach and will focus on tutoring the Panther guards. A four-year letterwinner for the Wildcats, Scott earned honorable mention All-Pac 10 and finished her career tied for first on Arizona's all-time list for games played (112). Scott additionally finished as the Arizona and Pac-10 career leader in three-pointers made (285). Her 1,199 career points ranks among the top 20 all-time at Arizona. Scott made four consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament and one appearance in the Sweet 16 as a member of the Wildcat basketball squad. She graduated in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in communications. Additionally, Waites appointed Ron Wuotila director of operations for women's basketball. Wuotila comes to Pittsburgh with an extensive basketball background, following the completion of his master's degree in physical education/athletic administration from Idaho State University in 1992. He came to the Panthers after a nine-month stint as director of men's basketball operations at Robert Morris College where he coordinated the Tip-Off Social, with guest speaker Digger Phelps, which raised $17,000 and was involved in scheduling and public relations duties. Wuotila has an impressive head coaching resume that includes being named the Canadian College Athletic Association Men's Basketball Coach of the Year in 1999-2000 while at Mount Royal College (Canada). Wuotila guided the Mount Royal men's squad to the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) championship in 1996-97, marking the first time the school won its conference in 17 years. He was also awarded ACAC Basketball Coach of the Year in 1995-96 (men's) and in 1993-94 (women's).

panther notes...add four 2000-01 PITTSBURGH SEASON HIGHS Points... 88 at Ohio (12/2/00) FG Made... 34 at Youngstown State (12/19/00) FG Attempts... 73 vs Robert Morris (11/22/00) FG Percentage....618 (34-55) at Youngstown State (12/19/00) 3 PT FG Made... 11 at Boston College (2/24/01) 3 PT FG Attempts... 24 vs Rutgers (2/4/01)... 2 4 at West Virginia (12/6/00) 3 PT FG Percentage....700 (7-10) at Ohio (12/2/00) FT Made... 26 vs Miami (1/30/01) FT Attempts... 39 vs Miami (1/30/01) FT Percentage....842 (16-19) vs Providence (1/2/01) Rebounds... 48 vs West Virginia (1/13/01)... 4 8 vs Delaware State (12/9/00) Assists... 21 vs Robert Morris (11/22/00)... 2 1 vs Sacred Heart (11/18/00) Steals... 17 at West Virginia (12/6/00) Blocked Shots... 8 at Notre Dame (2/7/01) Turnovers... 35 vs Connecticut (1/20/01) Fouls... 28 at Kent State (11/25/00) Game 1 (0-1, 0-0 Big East) Nov. 16, 2001 William & Mary 77 Pittsburgh 72 Fitzgerald Field House (768) Despite a career-high 21 points from junior Dallas Williams, the Pittsburgh women s basketball team dropped a 77-72 decision to William & Mary on Nov. 16 at Fitzgerald Field House. Williams tallied 21 points while shooting 7-for-8 from the field and 7-for-9 from the free throw line. Pittsburgh opened up 32-25 advantage in the first half with just 5:53 remaining. However, the Tribe climbed back with a 12-5 run to end the half and knot the score at 37-37. Both teams shot 45 percent from the field in the first half and the Panthers held a narrow 22-17 advantage on the board. Williams finished the half with 11 points. In the second stanza, Pittsburgh went cold from the field, not recording its first point until the 15:12 mark on a Laine Selwyn free throw. William & Mary embarked on a 20-8 run to take the lead with 10:38 remaining in the contest. Pittsburgh crept to within two points, 72-70, with just under a minute to play, but the Tribe responded with clutch free throws to seal the victory. For the game, Pittsburgh shot 40 percent from the field compared to William & Mary s 48 percent. The Panthers outrebounded the Tribe 42-37 and both teams registered eight steals. Junior Mandy Wittenmyer had 12 points and a game-high 13 rebounds for Pittsburgh, while Selwyn added 15 points and six assists in 30 minutes. Quintina Walker led all scorers with 25 points for William & Mary. William & Mary (77) Player Min. FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA RB PF TP Baier, F 15 3-9 2-6 0-0 1 2 8 Walker, F 27 11-16 0-0 3-10 8 4 25 Gross, C 35 1-4 0-0 3-4 8 4 5 Lange, G 33 3-6 1-3 7-8 3 1 14 Sobota, G 33 2-8 1-4 1-2 4 2 6 Brizendine 10 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 Butts 12 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 2 Morolla 22 4-7 2-3 0-0 4 1 10 Mortlock 13 3-4 0-1 1-5 6 3 7 Team 3 Totals 200 28-58 6-17 15-29 39 24 77 Pittsburgh (72) Player Min. FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA RB PF TP Love, F 14 1-2 0-0 0-2 2 5 2 Williams, F 30 7-8 0-0 7-9 5 1 21 Stufflet, C 15 1-4 0-1 0-0 4 4 2 Stewart, G 21 1-9 1-6 0-0 2 2 3 Selwyn, G 30 5-9 2-4 3-6 4 3 15 Ryndycz 7 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 Campbell 17 1-3 0-1 5-6 2 0 7 Kunich 13 1-4 1-1 0-0 3 1 3 Harguth 18 2-8 1-4 0-0 3 1 5 Wittenmyer 35 4-12 0-0 4-6 13 4 12 Team 4 Totals 200 24-60 5-17 19-29 42 22 72 Halftime-Tied 37-37. FG pct. - W&M.483; Pitt.400. Turnovers - W&M 18, Pitt 21. Steals - W&M 8 (Sobota, 4); Pitt 8 (Selwyn, 4). Assists - W&M 18 (Sobota, 10); Pitt 16 (Selwyn, 6). Blocked Shots - W&M 4 (Gross, 3); Pitt 0. A-768. Officials - Barbara Smith (R), Kathy Lynch, John Jones.