Louisville Postgame Notes

No. 3 Louisville 72, No. 6 DePaul 73
NCAA Tournament Second Round (Dallas Region)
March 20, 2016 – KFC Yum! Center
Attendance: 7,515

Team Record and Series Notes:

Louisville now is 15-17 all-time versus DePaul after the loss. It was the first meeting between the programs in the NCAA Tournament and the first as non-conference foes since 1988.
This was the first time Louisville has lost to a No. 6-seed in the NCAA Tournament. They were 5-0 against No. 6-seeds entering the game.

Team Notes:

The Cardinals shot better from the field than DePaul (47.5 percent-47.2 percent). It is only the second loss this season when they have shot better from the field than their opponent.
Louisville dished out 14 assists against the Blue Demons, the 33rd game this season with at least double digits.
The Cardinals had four players score in double figures, the 13th time this season they have had four or more.
Louisville held the rebounding advantage over the Blue Demons 37-29, the 26th time this season it had more rebounds than its opponent.
It was the eighth-consecutive game the Cardinals had corralled 35 or more rebounds.
The Cardinals grabbed six steals against DePaul, its 31st game this season with five or more thefts.

Player Notes:

Myisha Hines-Allen scored 14 points against DePaul and was one rebound shy of her 12th double-double of the season. She finished with 14 points and nine rebounds.
It was her 30th double-figure scoring game of the season and her 19th game with eight or more rebounds.
Sophomore Mariya Moore recorded the third double-double of her career with 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds.
Briahanna Jackson had a team-high 20 points against DePaul. It is her seventh time leading the team in scoring and the most points since she scored 23 against IUPUI on Dec. 15.
Jackson had nine field goals in the contest, tied for the ninth most in an NCAA Tournament game in school history.
Asia Durr had 15 points on 6-of-12 shooting, her ninth game this season with 15 or more points.
Arica Carter had five assists against DePaul, which tied her with Briahanna Jackson for the team high.

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