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Texas Women's Basketball v TEXAS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 32 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES | 1986 NCAA CHAMPIONS | THREE FINAL FOUR APPEARANCES | 12-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2020-21 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS GAME CAPSULE DAY DATE UT OPP OPPONENT TV TIME/RESULT WED N. 25 SMU LHN W, 90-51 Head Coach: Vic Schaefer SUN N. 29 NORTH TEXAS LHN W, 106-69 TEXAS at Texas: 14-6, 1st season WED D. 02 25/RV LOUISIANA TECH LHN W, 84-57 Career: 315-178, 16th season Big 12/SEC Challenge [Austin, Texas] 14-6, 8-5 Big 12 SUN D. 06 25/RV 12/13 TEXAS A&M ESPN L, 61-66 WED D. 09 23/RV IDAHO LHN W, 73-48 Head Coach: Jeff Mittie SUN D. 13 23/RV TENNESSEE ESPN POSTPONED KANSAS STATE at K-State: 122-92, 7th season THU D. 17 22/22 KANSAS * LHN POSTPONED FRI D. 18 22/22 DRAKE LHN W, 101-80 6-13, 1-11 Big 12 Career: 576-327, 29th season MON D. 21 20/22 at Kansas State * Big 12 Now on ESPN+ W, 62-52 TUE D. 29 19/19 LAMAR LHN W, 77-49 SUN J. 3 19/19 RV/NR IOWA STATE* ESPN2 W, 74-59 SAT J. 9 17/17 at West Virginia* Big 12 Now on ESPN+ L, 58-92 TUE J. 12 21/20 OKLAHOMA* LHN POSTPONED Date: Feb. 21, 2020 THUR J. 14 21/20 KANSAS* LHN W, 79-72 Time: 2 p.m. CT Longhorn Network 105.3 FM SUN J. 17 21/20 at Texas Tech* Big 12 Now on ESPN+ L, 66-74 Location: Austin, Texas Play-by-Play: Alex Loeb Play-by-Play: Craig Way WED J. 20 RV/24 TCU* LHN W, 71-54 Arena: Frank Erwin Center Analyst: Andrea Lloyd Analyst: Kathy Harston SAT J. 23 RV/24 24/RV at Iowa State* ESPN2 W, 70-59 Series: Texas leads, 24-17 Online: WatchESPN Online: TexasSports.com WED J. 27 RV/23 at Oklahoma State* ESPN+ L, 51-68 SAT J. 30 RV/23 TEXAS TECH* LHN W, 72-53 WED F. 3 RV/RV at Oklahoma* FSOK+ W, 69-58 SAT F. 6 RV/RV 21/24 WEST VIRGINIA* LHN L, 75-81 TALE OF THE TAPE WED F. 10 NR/RV RV/RV OKLAHOMA STATE* LHN W, 64-53 SUN F. 14 NR/RV 7/9 at Baylor* ESPN2 L, 35-60 Statistic WED F. 17 NR/RV at TCU* Big 12 Now on ESPN+ Postponed 14-6 Overall Record 6-13 SUN F. 21 NR/RV KANSAS STATE* LHN 2 p.m. WED. F. 24 at Kansas* Big 12 Now on ESPN+ 7 p.m. 8-5 Conference Record 1-11 SAT. F. 27 OKLAHOMA* LHN 1 p.m. 71.9 Points Per Game 62.1 MON. M. 1 BAYLOR* ESPN2 6 p.m. SUN. M.7 at TCU* Big 12 Now on ESPN+ 1 p.m. 38.50 Rebounds Per Game 37.28 +3.8 Rebound Margin +3.6 * - Big 12 Conference game | All times Central. 12.3 Assists Per Game 15.9 Rankings: Associated Press Top 25 / USA Today Coaches Poll 8.9 Steals Per Game 6.0 NCAA ALL-TIME WINS LEADERS (THROUGH FEB. 19) 4.0 Blocks Per Game 4.9 13.8 Turnovers Per Game 18.0 Tennessee 1,396 +5.95 Turnover Margin -6.22 UConn 1,198 James Madison 1,159 GAMEDAY STORYLINES Louisiana Tech 1,150 • SETTING THE STAGE: Texas enters the home stretch of its conference schedule in a pivotal matchup vs. Kansas State on Feb. 21. Sunday’s contest marks the Longhorns’ frst competitive action in a week after Stanford 1,136 severe winter weather in the state of Texas postponed Wednesday’s scheduled contest at TCU. Texas 1,121 • SERIES HISTORY: The Longhorns holds a 24-17 advantage over Kansas State in the all-time series Stephen F. Austin 1,120 between the schools. That includes a 13-5 mark when the teams face off in Austin. Texas bested K-State, 62-52, in the schools’ frst meeting this season up in Manhattan, Kan. ALL-TIME NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCE LEADERS • TURNING THEM OVER: Texas’ pressure defense has made an impression on the national and Big 12 Tennessee 38 stats rankings this year. UT forced a season-high 35 turnovers in a win over SMU on Nov. 25, and created 34 turnovers in its Big 12 opener at Kansas State on Dec. 21. As a result, the Longhorns lead the Big 12 in Georgia 33 turnovers forced per game (+19.70) and turnover margin (+5.95). UT’s +5.95 turnover margin is the 14th- Stanford 33 best mark nationally this season. Texas 32 • CREATING OFFENSE FROM DEFENSE: Texas is utilizing its defense to create offense this season, as UConn 31 the Longhorns has scored at least 20 points off turnovers in 10 games this season. The Longhorns posted a season-high 39 points off turnovers in the season opener versus SMU, and hit the 30-point mark in three- straight outings against Drake (33 points), at Kansas State (38 points) and against Lamar (32 points). Texas TEXAS MEDIA RELATIONS is 9-1 when scoring at least 20 points off turnovers this year. John Langham (Interim SID) UT Athletics Media Relations • CHASING CHARLI: Preseason National Player of the Year candidate Charli Collier has put up All-America numbers this season, averaging 21.2 points (No. 23 nationally/No. 3 Big 12) and 12.4 rebounds (No. 4/No. 1) P.O. Box 7399, Austin, TX 78713-7399 per game. She has posted 14 double-doubles this year, the second most of any Division I player and ranks 512-471-9161 • 816-686-1071 [cell] near the top of several statistical categories. Most notably, she is 10th in feld goals made (149), seventh in [email protected] • TexasSports.com fnal points (425), fourth in free throws made (116), third in offensive rebounds per game (5.0) and second @TexasWBB [Twitter/Instagram/Facebook] in total rebounds (248). TEXAS BASKETBALL GAME NOTES | ROSTERS & STAFF NUMERICAL # NAME POS. HT. CLASS HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 0 Celeste Taylor G 5-11 So. Valley Stream, N.Y. Long Island Lutheran 1 Lauren Ebo C/F 6-4 Jr. Washington, D.C. Riverdale Baptist / Penn State 3 Karisma Ortiz G 6-0 R-So. San Jose, Calif. Archbishop Mitty / Penn State 10 Shay Holle G 6-0 Fr. Austin, Texas Westlake 11 Joanne Allen-Taylor G 5-8 Jr. Houston, Texas Cypress Falls 15 Kyra Lambert PG 5-9 Gr. Cibolo, Texas Samuel Clemens / Duke 20 Elyssa Coleman F 6-3 Fr. Humble, Texas Atascocita 23 DeYona Gaston F 6-2 Fr. Pearland, Texas Pearland 25 Ashley Chevalier G 5-7 Fr. Chatsworth, Calif. Sierra Canyon 31 Audrey Warren G/F 5-9 Jr. Fort Worth, Texas Boswell 35 Charli Collier F/C 6-5 Jr. Mont Belvieu, Texas Barbers Hill 51 Precious Johnson F/C 6-5 Fr. Baytown, Texas Sterling ALPHABETICAL # NAME POS. HT. CLASS HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 11 Joanne Allen-Taylor G 5-8 Jr. Houston, Texas Cypress Falls 25 Ashley Chevalier G 5-7 Fr. Chatsworth, Calif. Sierra Canyon 20 Elyssa Coleman F 6-3 Fr. Humble, Texas Atascocita 35 Charli Collier F/C 6-5 Jr. Mont Belvieu, Texas Barbers Hill 1 Lauren Ebo C/F 6-4 Jr. Washington, D.C. Riverdale Baptist / Penn State 23 DeYona Gaston F 6-2 Fr. Pearland, Texas Pearland 10 Shay Holle G 6-0 Fr. Austin, Texas Westlake 51 Precious Johnson F/C 6-5 Fr. Baytown, Texas Sterling 15 Kyra Lambert PG 5-9 Gr. Cibolo, Texas Samuel Clemens / Duke 3 Karisma Ortiz G 6-0 R-So. San Jose, Calif. Archbishop Mitty / Penn State 0 Celeste Taylor G 5-11 So. Valley Stream, N.Y. Long Island Lutheran 31 Audrey Warren G/F 5-9 Jr. Fort Worth, Texas Boswell COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Vic Schaefer, 1st Season [Texas A&M, ‘84] Record at Texas: 14-6 [frst season] Record at Mississipi State: 221-62 [eight seasons] Career Record: 315-178 [16th season] Associate Head Coach: Johnnie Harris, 1st Season [Arkansas Baptist, ‘96] Associate Head Coach: Dionnah Jackson-Durrett, 1st Season [Oklahoma, ‘05] Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Elena Lovato, 1st Season [Pittsburg State, 08] SUPPORT STAFF Sports Performance Coach: Zack Zillner Director of Basketball Operations: Blair Schaefer Coordinator of Player Development: Ketara Chapel Video Coordinator: Dominique Dillingham Associate Athletic Trainer: Heidi Wlezien Administrative Associate: Dennis Colwell PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ashley Chevalier ................................................... shuh-VAL-yay Lauren Ebo ........................................................... E-bow DeYona Gaston .................................................... DEE-yon-UH Shay Holle ............................................................ Holly Dionnah Jackson-Durrett ...................................... DEE-on-UH Jackson-DURR-et Karisma Ortiz ........................................................ kuh-RIZZ-muh TEXAS BASKETBALL GAME NOTES | PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS 4Double-fgure scoring in 13 games this year. CELESTE TAYLOR 12.6 4.3 2.3 4Preseason 2020-21 All-Big 12 Conference selection. 0 5-11 | So. | G | Valley Stream, N.Y. PPG RPG SPG 4Has won three gold medals as part of USA Basketball. 4Granted NCAA clearance to play in 2020-21 on 12/16. LAUREN EBO 6.4 4.9 0.5 4Transferred to Texas after two seasons at Penn State 1 6-4 | Jr. | F/C | Washington, D.C. PPG RPG BPG where she averaged 5.3 ppg and 4.8 rpg as a sophomore. 4Set career-highs with 15 points, four steals, three KARISMA ORTIZ 4.8 2.4 2.1 three-pointers (tied) and six made feld goals against Idaho. 3 6-0 | R-So. | G | San Jose, Calif. PPG RPG APG 4Sat out 2019-20 after transferring from Penn State.
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