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Basketball NCAA FINAL Four LSU 2004 • 2005 • 2006 •2007 • 2008 LSU (9-8 • 3-2 SEC) Vs SEC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS 2005 • 2006 • 2008 SEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 2014-15 1991 • 2003 Basketball NCAA FINAL FOUR LSU 2004 • 2005 • 2006 •2007 • 2008 LSU (9-8 • 3-2 SEC) vs. #10/11 Kentucky (15-3 • 4-1 SEC) GAME 18 • maraVICH CENTER • baton ROUGE, louISIANA 18 January 18, 2015 • 1:00 P.M. CT • TV: ESPNU plus VIA www.WatchESPN.com • LSU Sports RADIO Network: TALK 107.3 FM LSU (9-8 • 3-2 SEC) LSU POSSIBLE STARTING LINEUP • BASED ON LAST GAME H: 5-4 • A: 3-3 • N: 1-1 • OT: 1-0 No. 13 • Rina Hill • G November • 2-4 5-9 • So. • Nagoya-Shi, Japan Fri. 14 Arkansas-Little Rock (SEC +) L, 70-54 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME Sat. 15 Sam Houston State (SEC +) W, 71-45 3.6 PPG Hill has served as LSU’s starting point guard in 13 of 17 games 2 PTS Mon. 17 Jackson State (SEC +) W, 52-44 (OT) 21-56 FG • 0-1 3-PT FG • 19-21 FT Notched a season’s best 11 PTS versus UNC Greensboro 1-3 FG • 0-0 3-PT-FG • 0-0 FT Wed. 19 Tulane (SEC +) L, 51-45 1.8 RPG Amassed 8 PTS versus Arkansas-LIttle Rock and Louisiana Tech 0 REB Sat. 22 #22 Rutgers (SEC +) L, 64-57 1.4 APG Made 30 of her 51 career appearances off the bench 1 ASST Hardwood Tournament of Hope • Puerto Vallerta, Mexico 0.6 SPG Averaged 3.2 PPG and 1.1 APG during the 2013-14 season 0 STL Tue. 25 vs. Santa Clara L, 69-67 December • 4-2 No. 11 • Raigyne Moncrief • G Wed. 3 Louisiana Tech (SEC Network) W, 73-59 Sun. 14 Southeastern Louisiana (SEC +) W, 75-42 5-10 • So. • Fort Lauderdale, Florida Tue. 16 at Long Beach State L, 59-44 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME Fri. 19 at UC Santa Barbara W, 78-45 10.8 PPG Moncrief’s 10.8 PPG are 2nd on the team; reached double figures 10 times 18 PTS Miami Holiday Tournament • Miami, Florida 69-193 FG • 0-1 3-PT FG • 45-64 FT Her 6.9 RPG is tops among SEC guards and 11th overall 7-13 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 4-9 FT Sun. 28 vs. UNC Greensboro W, 82-61 6.9 RPG Pumped in a season’s best 18 PTS on 7-of-13 shooting at #15 Mississippi State; also added 18 PTS versus Louisiana Tech 3 REB Mon. 29 at Miami L, 76-71 3.1 APG Started 43 of the 48 career games; 16 of 17 games in 2014-15 3 ASST 2.2 SPG Averaged 10.1 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 2.1 APG as a 2014 All-SEC Freshman Team performer 1 BLK January • 3-2 Fri. 2 at Florida (SEC • SEC +) W, 68-65 No. 24 • DaShawn Harden • G Sun. 4 #1 South Carolina (SEC • ESPN 2) L, 75-51 Thur. 8 Vanderbilt (SEC • SEC Network) W, 64-44 5-9 • Sr. • Olathe, Kansas Sun. 11 at #9 Texas A&M (SEC • ESPNU) L, 55-48 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME Thu.15 at #15 Mississippi State (SEC • SEC +) W, 71-69 (2OT) 11.9 PPG Harden has ripped off a team-leading 11.9 PPG; double figures in 10 of her last 13 outings 13 PTS Sun. 18 #10 Kentucky (SEC • ESPNU) 1 p.m. 77-207 FG • 27-80 3-PT FG • 22-32 FT Averaged 13.4 PPG in SEC play which ranks 7th 4-15 FG • 1-6 3-PT-FG • 4-4 FT Thu. 22 at Tennessee (SEC • SEC Network) 6 p.m. 2.5 RPG Racked up 20 of her career-high 23 PTS in the 2nd half at Florida; Tallied 18 PTS versus Vanderbilt 2 REB Thu. 29 Ole Miss (SEC • SEC Network) 8 p.m. 1.2 APG Made 30 of her 50 career appearances off the bench; has started 10 of LSU’s last 11 games 0 ASST February • 0-0 2.6 SPG Averaged 7.2 PPG, 2.4 RPG, 1.6 SPG and 1.3 APG in 2013-14 5 STL Mon. 2 Missouri (SEC • SEC Network) 6 p.m. Thu. 5 at Auburn (SEC • FSN) 6 p.m. No. 4 • Anne Pedersen • F Sun. 8 Alabama (SEC • SEC Network +) 4 p.m. 6-1 • Jr. • Copenhagen, Denmark Thu. 12 at South Carolina (SEC • FSN) 6 p.m. 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME Thu. 19 Georgia (SEC • SEC Network +) 7 p.m. 5.4 PPG Pedersen has started 13 of LSU’s 17 games on the season 0 PTS Sun. 22 at Arkansas (SEC • ESPNU) 1 p.m. 32-86 FG • 8-28 3-PT FG • 20-24 FT Came away with 11 PTS against Jackson State and Santa Clara 0-0 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 0-0 FT Thu. 26 at Ole Miss (SEC • SEC Network +) 6 p.m. 2.2 RPG Racked up a career-high 14 PTS at Florida on 6-of-6 shooting; Upped her average to 7.0 PPG during SEC play 1 REB March • 0-0 1.0 APG Registered 82 career appearances with 16 starts; 13 of 16 career starts have come in 2014-15 0 ASST Sun. 1 Texas A&M (SEC • ESPN2/ESPNU) TBA 0.5 SPG Garnered 2.3 PPG, 1.5 RPG and 0.5 APG in 2013-14 0 STL 4-8 SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Arkansas) TBA 20-23 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds (Campus Sites) TBA No. 42 • Sheila Boykin • F 27-30 NCAA Sweet 16/Elite 8 (TBA) TBA 6-2 • Sr. • Los Angeles, California 4/5-4/7 NCAA Final 4 (Tampa, Fla.) TBA 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME All Times Central; Home Games in Boldface. 7.1 PPG Boykin has started the last 11 games for the Lady Tigers 0 PTS 48-96 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 25-43 FT Racked up a career-high 14 PTS versus Santa Clara 0-1 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 0-0 FT 6.5 RPG Upped her averages to 8.3 PPG and 6.8 RPG over her last 10 games 4 REB What’s Inside • TOC 1.1 APG Shot 60.5 percent (26-of-43) over her last 8 games; Registered 13 PTS against UNC Greensboro 1 ASST Schedule/Results 1 1.1 SPG 70 of her 98 career appearances have come off the bench; Tallied 1.6 PPG and 2.3 RPG last season 1 BLK Probable Starters/Matchup Breakdown 1 Off the Bench/Series History/Statistical Comparison 2 BREAKDOWN SEC Standings/RPI Breakdown/Roster 3 Speciality Stats/Scoring Breakdown 4 LSU #10/11 Kentucky LSU Record When/Miscellaneous Stats 5 Record 9-8 • 3-2 SEC Record 15-3 • 4-1 SEC The Last Time ... 6-7 Ranking NA Ranking No. 10 AP/No. 11 Coaches Box Scores 8-12 Last Game W, 71-69 • at #15 Mississippi St • 01/15 Last Game W, 62-56 • Florida • 01/15 Overall/SEC Stats 13-14 Head Coach Nikki Caldwell Head Coach Matthew Mitchell Game-by-Game Breakdown 15 LSU Record 75-44 • 4th Season UK Record 185-74 • 8th Season Player Pages 16-27 Career Record 147-70 • 8th Season Career Record 215-103 • 10th Season Caldwell vs. Kentucky 3-2 Mitchell vs. UK 5-7 Leading Scorer DaShawn Harden • 11.9 PPG Leading Scorer Jennifer O’Neill • 14.4 PPG Leading Rebounder Raigyne Moncrief • 6.9 RPG Leading Rebounder Linnae Harper • 6.8 RPG STATISTICAL COMPARISON LSU OFF THE BENCH • BASED ON LAST GAME LSU CATEGORY UK No. 1 • Jenna Deemer • G 63.0 Points Per Game 76.4 58.4 Opponent Points Per Game 67.1 5-7 • Fr. • New Orleans, Louisiana 40.4 Field Goal Percentage 40.0 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME 38.0 Opponent Field Goal Percentage 40.6 6.3 PPG Deemer has come off the bench in 16 of LSU’s 17 games; lone start came at UCSB 0 PTS 34.5 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage 26.9 41-97 FG • 20-49 3-PT FG • 5-10 FT 20 of Deemer’s 41 FGs are from 3-point territory 0-0 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 0-0 FT 30.1 Opponent 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage 28.4 0.8 RPG Averaged 8.1 PPG on 25-of-49 shooting over her last 8 outings 0 REB 3.4 3-Pts. Per Game 4.3 0.7 APG Notched a season’s best 17 PTS at Miami; Named Miami Holiday All-Tournament Team 0 ASST 5.0 Opponent 3-Pts. Per Game 3.8 0.9 SPG Earned a trio of Class 4A All-State picks at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans 0 STL 64.3 Free Throw Percentage 63.5 39.6 Rebounds Per Game 41.3 No. 10 • Jasmine Rhodes • G 36.2 Opponent Rebounds Per Game 40.9 5-10 • So. • Mobile, Alabama +3.4 Rebounding Margin + 0.4 2014-15 AVERAGES NOTABLES LAST GAME 2.5 Blocks Per Game 4.3 2.0 PPG Rhodes has seen action in 16 of 17 games off the bench; lone start against UNC Greensboro 3 PTS 11.6 Steals Per Game 10.7 12-43 FG • 1-4 3-PT FG • 9-17 FT Came away with 3 PTS and 2 STL at #15 Mississippi State 1-2 FG • 0-0 3-PT FG • 1-2 FT 10.8 Assists Per Game 11.9 1.5 RPG Responded with season’s best 6 PTS and added 3 STL versus UNCG 1 REB 19.7 Turnovers Per Game 16.8 0.5 APG Has made 47 of her 49 career appearances off the bench 1 ASST 21.7 Turnovers Forced Per Game 23.9 1.1 SPG Averaged 6.3 PPG and 5.0 RPG during LSU’s three NCAA Tournament games last season 2 STL 0.6 Assist/Turnover Radio 0.7 No.
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