Louisville Women's Basketball Postgame Notes
November 22, 2016 | Women's Basketball
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Postgame Notes
No. 4 Louisville 63, Chattanooga 47
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Team Records and Series Notes
- Louisville earned its second win in the series, but Chattanooga still holds a 5-2 edge.
- The Cardinals improved to 11-6 all-time against current members of the Southern Conference.
- Louisville returns to action on Sunday, when it faces No. 2 South Carolina in the in the final game of the Basketball Hall of Fame Women's Challenge.
Louisville Team Notes
- With the victory against Chattanooga, the Cardinals have won 31 of their last 35, dating back to last season.
- Women's basketball moved to a four-quarter format last year. In tracking the Cardinals' defensive performances, the team held opponents to single-digit points 25 times last year. Louisville added to that sum on Monday, holding the Mocs to seven points in the second period.
- The Cardinals have held five of their six opponents this season to single digit points in at least one period.
- Louisville forced 19 turnovers and generated 18 points off the change in possessions.
- Chattanooga is the first opponent to turn the ball over less than 20 times.
- The Cardinals' bench contributed 28 points in the victory.
- The Cardinals dished out 18 assists, following their 19-assist game against Lafayette on Sunday.
- Louisville connected on all 10 of its free throws, the best percentage since Dec. 18, 2015 against Tennessee Tech, where they hit 6-of-6 (1.000).
- Louisville made all 10 free throws, its best single-game percentage with double-digit attempts going back to 2000, when records were readily available.
- The Cardinals held Chattanooga to 29.8 percent shooting for the game, the lowest by an opponent since Feb. 28, 2016 when Pittsburgh shot 19.2 percent from the field.
Louisville Player Notes
- With her second basket of the night at the 5:27 mark of the first quarter, Mariya Moore became the 27th member of the school's 1,000-point club. She finished the game with nine points, giving her 1,005 for her career.
- She also had a season-high seven assists, four rebounds, one steal, and was 4-for-4 from the charity stripe.
- Moore recorded one 3-pointer in the game, giving her 147 in her career. She needs three more 3-point field goals to move her into a tie for ninth place with Brandie Radde (2006-10, 150) on the all-time list at UofL.
- Myisha Hines-Allen finished with seven points, 10 rebounds, two assists, and one block.
- She needs six more points to pass Tuounisia Turner (1988-92, 1,048) to move into 24th place on the all-time list at UofL.
- In her sixth collegiate game, Jazmine Jones scored a season-high eight points, hitting both free throw attempts. She also had a season-best four steals.
- Ciera Johnson shot a perfect 4-4 to record eight points to go along with her three rebounds and two blocks.
- Asia Durr, the reigning ACC Player of the Week, now has nine-straight games with at least one 3-point field goal, going 1 of 3 behind the arc. She finished with seven points.
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