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LSU Lady Tigers (14-7, 4-4 SEC) 2011-12 Florida Schedule & Results Game Day Information Overall: 13-8 (home 9-3, away 2-4, neutral 2-1) (13-8, 3-5 SEC) at the SEC: 3-5 (home 2-2, away 1-3) Florida Gators Date UF Rank Opponent TV/Video Result (14-7, 4-4 SEC) NOVEMBER LSU Lady Tigers Fri. 11 RV/nr MICHIGAN (DH) GVO L 66-69 Thursday, February 2, 2012 * 7 pm ET/6 pm CT Mon. 14 nr/nr STETSON GVO W 71-57 Pete Maravich Center (13.215) - Baton Rouge, La. Thu. 17 nr/nr #21/19 FLORIDA ST. (DH) GVO W 72-58 Tue. 22 nr/nr HAMPTON GVO W 63-46 Game Coverage & More! Fri. 25 nr/nr vs. La Salle (1) W 85-74 Radio: ............................................................ LIVE on WBXY-FM 99.5 “The Star” Sat. 26 nr/nr vs. Charlotte (1) W 82-73 ..................................................called by Adam Schick and Brittany Davis Tue. 29 nr/nr BELMONT GVO W 71-50 Internet Audio: ...................................... LIVE thru www.GatorZone.com (FREE) DECEMBER Internet Video: ........................................LIVE thru LSUsports.net (paid viewing) Fri 2 nr/nr vs. #11/12 Rutgers (2) FSFL L 49-63 Television: ....................................................................................................none Wed. 7 nr/RV at San Francisco OLV W 91-68 Pete Maravich Center Press Row:............................................... 225-578-8226 Fri. 9 nr/RV at Pacific OLV L 73-78 Tue. 20 nr/nr CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (3)GVO W 83-59 Wed. 21 nr/nr DUQUESNE (3) GVO W 62-49 Head Coaches Wed. 28 nr/nr SAMFORD GVO W 81-56 Florida (13-8, 3-5 SEC): .......................Amanda Butler (Florida, BS ‘95, MS ‘97) JANUARY Records (overall / at UF): .............. 131-84 (seventh year) / 91-62 (fifth year) Sun. 1 nr/nr #6 KENTUCKY* CSS L 56-59 LSU (14-7, 4-4 SEC): ..........................................Nikki Caldwell (Tennessee, ‘94) Thu. 5 nr/nr at Ole Miss* FSFL/SUN^ W 59-55 Records (overall / at LSU): .....................86-33 (fourth year) / 14-7 (first year) Sun. 8 nr/nr #rv SOUTH CAROLINA* GVO L 44-49 Thu. 12 nr/nr at #19/16 Georgia* OLV L 55-61 Last TimeOut ... Next TimeOut Sun. 15 nr/nr LSU* CSS W 62-58 Florida - Last Game: .....................Sun., January 29 at Arkansas: L, 73-72, 2OT Thu. 19 nr/RV ALABAMA* SUN W 61-37 Florida - Next Game:............................ Thu., February 5 host Ole Miss: 2 pm Sun. 22 nr/RV at #6 Kentucky* SEC Net L 52-57 LSU - Last Game: ..................................Sun., January 29 at Vanderbilt: L, 81-72 Sun. 29 nr/nr at Arkansas* L2OT 72-73 LSU - Next Game: ..........................Thu., February 5 host Kentucky: 2 pm CT FEBRUARY Thu. 2 at LSU* 7 pm Sun. 5 OLE MISS* GVO 2 pm Sports Info/Communications Contacts Thu. 9 AUBURN* FSFL/SUN^+ 7 pm Florida: ..................... Kathy Cafazzo, 352-375-4683 x6133 -w / 352-316-4575 -c Sun. 12 at South Carolina* ESPN2 5 pm ................................................kathyc@gators.ufl.edu / @GatorZoneWBK Thu. 16 at Vanderbilt* FSN 9 pm ...................................... www.GatorZone.com / CoachAmandaButler.com Sun. 19 GEORGIA* ESPNU 3:30 pm LSU: ............................................ Bill Martin, 225-578-8226 w / 225.270.1665 c Thu. 23 MISSISSIPPI STATE* GVO 7 pm .............................................................. [email protected] / LSUsports.net Sun. 26 at Tennessee* ESPNU 3:30 pm MARCH Thu.-Sun. 1-4 at SEC Tournament (4) Times are EASTERN unless noted; *Southeastern Conference game; (1) Courtyard La- Guardia Turkey Classic – Brooklyn, N.Y.; (2) vs. Rutgers – Daytona Beach, Fla. – Ocean Opening Tip Center; (3) Gator Holiday Classic – Gainesville, Fla.; (4) SEC Tournament – Bridgestone *Florida’s last win against LSU in Baton Rouge was on Jan. 21, 1996 Arena, Nashville, Tenn. *Florida is the playing the final game in a three-game SEC road trip, having lost tough games at Kentucky and Arkansas TV/Video Information: SUN = SunSports (state-wide in Florida); FSFL = FOX Sports Florida (state-wide); FSFL/SUN^ = FS Florida airs game in North/Central Florida territory, *UF has played 48 games over the last two-plus seasons decided by 10 points while SUN Sports in South Florida territory; SEC Net = SEC Network (Over-the-air syn- or less; 10 this year dication package); FSN = SportSouth, FS Southwest and SunSports; CSS = Comcast Sports South will televise; COX = Cox Sports Television; GVO and + = GatorVision *7 of UF’s 8 SEC games have been decided by 6 points or fewer Online LIVE internet video broadcast; OLV = opponent provided live internet video *Florida is ranked No. 32 in NCAA’s RPI Rankings and has a strength of sched- ule ranking of No. 9 (last updated Jan. 23, released every Monday) *Azania Stewart has blocked a shot in 20 consecutive games *Jennifer George’s 12 double-doubles ranks No. 4 in the country Florida’s Most Recent Starting Lineup No. Name Pronunciation P CL HT Hometown (High School) PPG RPG Notes 14 Ndidi Madu De-De muh-DUE F R-SR 6-1 Antioch, TN (McGavock) 4.3 4.1 started last 5 games 13 Azania Stewart ah-ZANE-ee-ah C SR 6-4 Wood Green, England (Notre Dame(Va.)Acad) 5.2 5.1 2.3 blocks/pg; 183 career blocks 10 Jaterra Bonds ja-TEAR-ah G SO 5-7 Gainesville, FL (P.K. Yonge) 9.0 2.3 2.5 apg; 1.1 steals 12 Deana Allen DEE-nuh G SR 5-9 Houma, LA (Ellender Memorial) 7.5 5.7 1.7 steals; started last 6 games 33 Jordan Jones G R-SR 5-9 Suwanee, GA (Collins Hill) 12.4 3.7 47 three-pointers; 271 career 3ptrs Gators Off the Bench 32 Jennifer George F JR 6-0 Orlando, FL (Bishop Moore) 13.3 9.7 56.5% FG; #1 SEC rebounder 3 Lanita Bartley G SR 5-6 Jacksonville, FL (Lee) 8.3 4.9 3.2 apg; 2.1 steals 23 Brittany Shine G SO 5-10 Sacramento, CA (Sacramento) 3.3 0.7 10.2 minutes/pg 31 Lily Svete ss-VET-ee F R-SO 6-2 Granger, IN (Penn) 2.3 1.1 9.0 minutes/pg 20 Andrea Vilaro Aragones G/F FR 5-10 Barcelona, Spain (IES Joaquin Blume) 1.5 1.1 8.3 minutes/pg on-DREY-uh vil-R-oh air-uh-GO-ness 22 Kayla Lewis G/F SO 5-11 Decatur, GA (Southwest DeKalb) 6.7 3.0 3 GP; stress fractures, will redshirt 4 Carlie Needles G FR 5-6 Highlands Ranch, CO (ThunderRidge) -- -- tore right ACL Nov. 6; will redshirt 15 Viktorija Dimaite Victoria dee-uh-MON-tae C FR 6-4 Panevezys, Lithuania (The Rock) -- -- will redshirt the 2011-12 season Game 22: Florida at LSU * February 2, 2012 * 7 pm ET Florida vs. LSU: By the Numbers The Gators (13-8, 3-5 SEC): TEAM STATS GP Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Total.............. 21 4250 531-1318 .403 103-359 .287 246-383 .642 398 508 906 43.1 349 4 282 366 96 209 1411 67.2 Opponents.......... 21 4250 460-1215 .379 81-304 .266 243-356 .683 307 472 779 37.1 358 - 222 392 79 172 1244 59.2 Individual Leaders Scorer: Jennifer George, 13.3 ppg Assist: Lanita Bartley, 3.2 apg Rebounder: Jennifer George, 9.7 rpg Steals: Lanita Bartley, 2.1 spg 3PT Shooter (made): Jordan Jones, 47-135 (34.8%) Blocks: Azania Stewart, 2.3 pg The Lady Tigers (14-7, 4-4 SEC): TEAM STATS GP Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Total.......... 21 4251 511-1177 .434 76-237 .321 251-371 .677 302-552 854 40.7 347 5 315 404 111 206 1349 64.2 Opponents...... 21 4250 387-1173 .330 113-399 .283 207-338 .612 302-439 741 35.3 376 - 212 404 44 196 1094 52.1 Individual Leaders Scorer: BARRETT, LaSondra 12.3 ppg Assist: BARRETT, LaSondra 2.8 apg Rebounder: BARRETT, LaSondra 6.9 rpg Steals: BARRETT, LaSondra 1.7 spg 3PT Shooter (made): BARRETT, LaSondra 19-44 (43.2%) Blocks: FORTHAN, Krystal 1.0 bpg LSU’s Probable Starting Lineup Florida vs. LSU Pos ## Name HT YR PPG RPG Overall (34-Game Series): LSU leads 25-9 F 22 Courtney Jones 6-2 SR 8.9 5.9 UF in Gainesville: 6-11; in Baton Rouge: 3-12 Neutral: 1-1 F 25 Swayze Black 6-3 SR 1.8 2.5 F 55 LaSondra Barrett 6-2 SR 12.3 6.9 L (A) 46-96 -50 1/21/78 L (A) 57-67 -10 1/24/98 G 5 Jeanne Kenney 5-8 SO 4.9 2.4 L (H) 48-84 -36 2/18/78 L (H) 71-80 -9 1/24/99 G 10 Adrienne Webb 5-9 JR 8.8 3.8 L (H) 74-83 -9 2/6/83 L (A) 66-71 -5 2/24/00 L (N) 54-74 -20 3/23/85 W (H) 67-59 +8 2/22/01 L (A) 34-69 -35 2/22/86 L (A) 59-84 -25 1/10/02 L (H) 67-85 -18 1/21/87 L (H) 54-94 -40 1/23/03 L (A) 58-75 -17 1/27/88 L (A) 59-74 -15 1/15/04 L (H) 52-76 -24 2/22/89 L (H) 72-91 -19 2/15/04 L (A) 60-71 -11 1/27/90 L (H) 47-64 -17 1/13/05 L (H) 68-80 -12 1/26/91 L (A) 52-76 -24 2/27/05 W (A) 59-57 +2 2/1/92 W-OT (H) 79-78 +1 2/16/06 W (H) 89-65 +14 1/30/93 L (A) 66-79 -13 2/8/07 W (A) 64-62 +2 2/12/94 L (H) 71-85 -14 2/3/08 W (H) 88-46 +42 2/11/95 L (A) 47-66 -19 2/15/09 W (N) 88-80 +8 1/3/95 L (H) 30-70 -40 2/11/10 W (A) 71-64 +7 1/21/96 L (A) 58-72 -14 1/23/11 W (H) 74-57 +17 1/18/97 W (H) 62-58 +4 1/15/12 All-Time Series Records vs.
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