Louisville Women's Basketball Postgame Notes

Louisville Basketball
Postgame Notes
No. 9 Louisville 63, 14 Miami 59
January 15, 2017 – KFC Yum! Center (10,016)

Team Records and Series Notes

Louisville returns to action on Wednesday, as it takes on Georgia Tech at the KFC Yum! Center. The Cardinals won both of last year's meetings between the two teams, winning the first game 78-65 in Atlanta and the second meeting 60-50 at the ACC Tournament.

Louisville Team Notes

With the win, Louisville improves its home record to 12-1 and its conference record to 4-2 this season.
The Cardinals earned their third win over an Associated Press top-25 team this season.
Louisville dominated the glass pulling down 46 rebounds.

The Cardinals outrebounded the Hurricanes by 15, which is tied for their fifth-largest margin of the season, and the most since out rebounding Syracuse by 18 on Dec. 29.
Louisville pulled down 20 offensive rebounds, which is the fifth-highest total for the season, and the most since it got 24 offensive boards at Virginia on Jan. 5.

Louisville dominated the paint, scoring 32 of its 63 points in the area.
The 12 Louisville fouls is the least the team has committed this season, and the fewest since it committed eight fouls at Boston College Feb. 21, 2016.
The win marks the 99th by Louisville in the KFC Yum! Center since beginning play in 2010. It now boasts an 88.4 winning percentage since the arena opened.
Louisville's win extends its consecutive home game winning streak in January to 27, dating back to the 2009-10 season.

Louisville Player Notes

Mariya Moore led the team in scoring for the fifth time this season with 24 points, while adding seven rebounds, and two assists.

Moore's 24 points gave her 1,188 for her career, moving her past Joan Dunaway-Burks (1977-81, 1,185) for 18th on the school's all-time scoring list. Moore now needs 11 points to move past Marilyn Reckelhoff (1984-88, 1,198) to move into sole possession of 17th on the school's all-time scoring list.
Moore went 4 of 5 from the charity stripe, giving her 304 in her career. She now needs 38 to pass Bria Smith (341, 2011-15) for sole possession of sixth.
Moore went 4 of 9 from beyond the arc in the win and now has 176 career 3-pointers, passing Antonita Slaughter (173 3-pointers, 2010-14) for seventh on the school's all-time list. Moore is six 3-pointers made shy of passing Misty Smith (181, 1994-98) for sole possession of sixth on the all-time list.

Hines-Allen recorded her eighth double-double of the season, giving her 20 in her career and tying her with Candyce Bingham (2007-09) and Deborah Philpot (1981-85) for sixth on the school's all-time list.
Hines-Allen's 10 points gave her 1,243 for her career, passing Jody Martin (1990-94, 1,240) for sole possession of 14th on the school's all-time scoring list. Hines-Allen needs seven points to pass Sara Hammond (2011-15, 1,149) for sole-possession of 13th on the school's all-time scoring list.
Hines-Allen went 4 of 11 from the field in the victory, giving her 534 made field goals in her career. She is now 34 away from moving into sole possession of 10th on the school's all-time list and passing Sara Nord (567, 2000-04).

Briahanna Jackson scored 11 points, grabbed five rebounds, dished out four assists, and recorded three steals in the win.
Asia Durr scored eight points, grabbed a season-high eight rebounds, dished out four assists, and had one steal in the victory.

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