Louisville Women's Basketball Postgame Notes

Louisville Basketball
Postgame Notes
No. 14 Louisville 87, North Carolina 57
February 19, 2017 – KFC Yum! Center (9,739)

Team Records and Series Notes

Louisville improved to 23-6 overall, 10-4 in conference play, beating North Carolina 87-57.

Louisville returns to action on Thursday, as it takes on Virginia in the KFC Yum! Center for Senior Night and the Cardinals' final home game of the regular season.

The Cardinals won the meeting between the two teams earlier this season 86-81 in overtime in Charlottesville.
Louisville leads the all-time series 4-2.

Louisville Team Notes

Louisville's 30-point margin of victory is its second-largest margin of victory over an ACC opponent and sixth highest this season.

Scoring 87 points in the win pushes Louisville's record to 173-19 when scoring 70 or more points under head coach Jeff Walz (15-2 this year).

With the win, Louisville has won double-digit conference games in seven-consecutive seasons.
Louisville dominated the boards, pulling down 52 rebounds to North Carolina's 32.

They also hit 10 on Jan. 29 against Pittsburgh and Dec. 11 against Western Kentucky.
Going 10 of 19 (52.6 percent) from beyond the arc marks the third time this season they have shot over 50 percent from 3-point range.

Louisville shot 56.3 percent Jan. 18 against Georgia Tech (9 of 16) and 58.8 percent against Western Kentucky (10 of 17).

Louisville held North Carolina to 31.7 percent shooting from the field. On the season, the Cardinals' opponents are connecting on just 37.5 percent.
Louisville dominated the paint, scoring 42 points in the area.

The Cardinals' bench contributed 27 points.
Louisville's 14 fast break points ties for its second-highest total of the season.
Louisville earned the assist on 20 of its 35 field goals.

The Cardinals' 35 made field goals ties for their fifth-most field goals made in a game this season.

Louisville Player Notes

Myisha Hines-Allen totaled 19 points and 12 rebounds, notching her 12th double-double this season, and 24th in her career.

Hines-Allen's 12 rebounds mark her 28th career game with 10 or more rebounds, with 14 of them coming this season
She now has double-digit scoring games 19 times this season and 71 times in her career.
Hines-Allen is 55 points shy of passing Janet McNew (1979-83) for 10th all-time in total career points who has 1,398.
She has now hit seven or more field goals in 10 games this season and 41 times in her career.
This is now the 19th game this season where Hines-Allen has led the team in rebounding

Mariya Moore finished with 13 points, six rebounds, six assists, and three steals.

Moore went 3 of 7 from behind the arc, which gives her 201 career 3-pointers, tying Jill Morton (1996-00) for fifth all-time.

She now has 13 games this season and 37 in her career with three or more 3-pointers in a game.

With six assists, she has 401 career assists, passing Rosalind Smith (1979-83) for ninth all time in school history.
She has scored 10 or more points in 20 games this season and 72 times in her career.
She totaled three steals, which marks the eighth time this season and 37th time in her career where she has pick-pocketed the other team two or more times.

Asia Durr totaled a team-high 28 points, with three rebounds, four assists and one steal.

Her four 3-pointers marks the 31st consecutive game where she made at least one.
Over her last three games, Durr is averaging 20.0 points on 71.4 percent shooting in the second half. In that timeframe, she is 11 of 17 from 3-point range.
She has now scored 20 or more points in 12 games this year and 16 times in her career.
Durr has 17 games this season where she made three or more 3-pointers, and 22 times in her career.
This marks the 14th time this season where Durr has led the team in scoring.

Sam Fuehring totaled eight points, and three rebounds, while going 3 of 4 from the field.
Jazmine Jones finished with four points, eight rebounds, two assists, and two steals.

Jones tied her season high, grabbing eight boards, with four coming on the offensive glass.

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