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2011-12 Schedule/Results Un I V E R S I T Y Ce N T E R • Ma C O N , Ga NO. 8 ETSU LADY BU C S (8-21) V S . NO. 1 FGCU EA gles (26-2) 2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTS UN IVE R SITY CE N TE R • MA C O N , GA. November (0-6) We d n e s d a y , Fe b . 29, 2012 • no o n • TV: esPn3 (Pa u l Cr a n e /de e ro m i n e ) • ra d i o : WXsm-AM 640 (Pl a y -by-Pl a y : Jo h n sT e V e n s ) • li V e sT a T s : aT l a n T i C su n .o r g 11 TENNESSEE TECH % (MSHA Athletic Center) .............L, 76-87 18 UAB % (Burton Coliseum) .........................................L, 47-59 19 Manhattan % (Burton Coliseum) ..............................L, 53-86 GAM E DAY Inf ORMA ti O N 21 at Appalachian State (Holmes Center)......................L, 65-89 SE R IES ............................................................................................................................FGCU LEADS 7-2 26 MTSU (MSHA Athletic Center) ..................................L, 63-78 LAST MEETI N G .......................................................................L, 64-71 (FE B . 25, 2012, JOH N SO N CITY ) 28 at Richmond (Robins Center) ...................................L, 39-66 LADY BU C S IN THEI R LAST 5 ................................................................................................................. 2-3 LADY BU C S IN THEI R LAST 10 .............................................................................................................. 3-7 December (1-5) ST R EAK ................................................................................................................................................L, 1 1 at Stetson (Edmunds Center) ♦ ................................L, 60-68 ne xt Ti m e ou T F o r T h e la d y bu C s .................................................................................................TBD 3 at Florida Gulf Coast (Alico Arena) ♦ ........................L, 60-88 LADY BU C S ’ LEADI N G SC O R E R .............................................................................DESTI N Y MIT C HELL , 12.3 6 at Missouri State (JQH Arena) ...................................L, 70-81 LADY BU C S ’ LEADI N G RE B OU N DE R ........................................................................ DESTI N Y MIT C HELL , 9.0 11 at #18 North Carolina (Carmichael Arena) ................L, 77-93 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN ASSISTS ................................................................................TA R ITA GO R DO N , 2.4 20 MOREHEAD STATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ...............W, 68-57 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN BLO C KS ...................................................................................TOSHA AUSTI N , 1.5 22 CHATTANOOGA (MSHA Athletic Center) ....................L, 80-88 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN STEALS .................................................................................. CA R A BOWLI N G , 1.4 January (4-5) 4 USC UPSTATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ...................W, 67-64 ETSU ProBABLE STARTERS 7 MERCER (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ..........................W, 72-46 NO. POS . NAME CL PP G RP G MIN 9 KENNESAW STATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ............W, 77-61 12 at North Florida (UNF Arena) ♦ ................................L, 67-70 3 G NATALIE PI C KWELL SR. 10.2 4.7 26.4 14 at Jacksonville (Veterans Memorial Arena) ♦ ...........L, 44-70 4 G BR IA nn A BOGA R D FR. 5.2 1.2 20.6 19 BELMONT (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ........................L, 75-88 11 G TA R ITA GO R DO N RSR. 7.9 3.1 22.2 21 LIPSCOMB (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ........................W, 89-52 24 LSU (MSHA Athletic Center) .....................................L, 68-71ot 25 F GWE N WASHI N GTO N SR. 6.0 3.2 18.2 28 at USC Upstate (G.B. Hodge Center) ♦ ......................L, 68-74 41 G/F DESTI N Y MIT C HELL SO. 12.3 9.0 27.9 February (3-5) 2 at Mercer (University Center) ♦ ................................W, 75-59 ETSU REMAINING PLAYERS 4 at Kennesaw State (KSU Convocation Center) ♦ .......L, 68-78 NO. POS . NAME CL. PP G RP G MIN 9 JACKSONVILLE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ................L, 82-88 11 NORTH FLORIDA (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ...............L, 69-74 10 G CHELSEA BOWLI N G FR. 0.8 0.5 4.8 16 at Lipscomb (Allen Arena) ♦ ....................................W, 59-39 14 G SHAW N RA N DALL SO. 3.6 1.5 13.0 18 at Belmont (Curb Event Center) ♦ ............................L, 44-49 15 F/C SE R E N A CLA R K SO. NCAA D-I TR A N S F E R 23 STETSON (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ..........................W, 74-72 25 FGCU (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦................................L, 64-71 20 F MA R IA BO N D FR. 5.8 3.5 14.7 21 G IESHA RO B I N SO N JR 2.0 1.9 7.4 February/March (0-0) ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 22 F/C TOSHA AUSTI N JR. 3.4 5.8 19.1 29 No. 1 FGCU (Macon, Ga.) .............................................. Noon 23 G/F CA R A BOWLI N G FR. 6.7 2.6 17.6 2 Atlantic Sun Semifinals (Macon, Ga.) ........................... TBA 32 F ASHLEY MILES SO. OUT F O R SEASO N (Inj U R Y ) 3 Atlantic Sun Championship (Macon, Ga.) ..................... TBA 42 F AMY DUKE FR. 4.0 2.9 17.1 Overall Record ............................. 8-21, 7-11 HOME GAMES IN CAPS ♦ Atlantic Sun Game LADY BUC NOTES % Preseason WNIT WE ARE “ETSU” All times are Eastern and subject to change The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called “ETSU” throughout the 2011-12 season ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics, please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Lady Buccaneers, but Lady Bucs is also acceptable. LADY BUCS VS. FGCU The Lady Bucs trail the all-time series, 7-2, and have lost the last five games in the series, including a 71- 64 setback just five days ago in Johnson City … sophomore Destiny Mitchell enjoyed a monster day as she became the first player in the A-Sun this season to record a 20-point, 20-rebound game on Satur- day … Mitchell scored a game-high 23 points and pulled down a career-high 20 rebounds, becoming the first player in the conference to record a 20/20 game since former Lady Buccaneer standout Siarre Evans accomplished the feat with a 22-point, 20-rebound game at Mercer on Jan. 10, 2010 … the Eagles used a strong first half en route to the seven-point win as FGCU out-scored the Lady Bucs 34-23 in the first half, but ETSU outscored the A-Sun’s top defensive team by four in the final 20 minutes, 41-37 … the Lady Bucs wen 0-for-7 from beyond the arc, snapping their streak of 91 consecutive home with at least one triple … the last time the Lady Bucs defeated FGCU was back on Jan. 16, 2010 when ETSU knocked off the Eagles by five, 88-83, in Johnson City. 2011-12 Qui CK FAC ts INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Gene RA L Inf ORMA ti O N ETSU VS. FGCU PR E F E rr ED NAME ........................................................ETSU ETSU .........................................CategorY ........................................FGCU NI C K N AME ...............................................BU C S (LADY BU C S ) 66.2 .................................. SC O R I N G Off E N SE .................................74.8 LO C ATIO N ............................................ JOH N SO N CITY , TE nn . FOU N DED .................................................................... 1911 71.2 .................................. SC O R I N G DE F E N SE .................................52.8 Enr OLLME N T ............................................................15,234 -5.0 ....................................SC O R I N G MA R GI N .................................+22.1 SC HOOL COLO R S ...........................NAVY BLUE & OLD GOLD 71.0 .....................................FR EE TH R OW % ....................................74.3 CO nf E R E nc E .................................................. ATLA N TI C SU N IELD GOAL FI R ST YEA R IN A-SU N CO nf E R E nc E .......................2005-06 37.3 ..................................... F % ....................................43.7 HOME AR E N A .....ETSU/MSHA ATHLETI C CE N TE R (5,740) 40.0 ..................................F IELD GOAL % DE F . .................................37.1 P E N I N G ATE O F ACILITY O D F ........................................ 1977 30.0 ...............................3-P OI N T F IELD GOAL % ..............................36.8 PR ESS ROW PHO N E .................................(423) 439-5329 33.6 ..............................3-P T F IELD GOAL % DE F . .............................26.9 ATHLETI C S WE B SITE ........................... WWW .ETSUBU C S .C OM +1.0 .................................. R E B OU N D MA R GI N ...................................-0.6 UniVERsitY PE R S O nnel 3.8 .............................................B LO C KS ............................................3.4 PR ESIDE N T ..............................................DR. BR IA N NOLA N D ATHLETI C DI R E C TO R ...................................... DAVE MULLI N S 11.4 ...................................ASSISTS P E R GAME ..................................16.9 SWA .......................................................BA rb IE BR EEDLOVE 8.3 ...................................... STEALS P E R GAME ..................................10.7 ATHLETI C DE P A R TME N T PHO N E ...............(423) 439-4343 -0.6 ................................... TU rn OVE R MA R GI N .................................+7.1 TI C KET Off I C E PHO N E ............................(423) 439-BUCS 0.6 ................................. ASSIST /TU rn OVE R R ATIO .............................. 1.2 WOM en ’S BA S K etb A ll ST A ff HEAD COA C H ...................KA R E N KEM P , BE rr Y COLLEGE ‘85 RE C O R D AT ETSU .......................264-256 (18TH SEASO N ) A-SUN TOURNAMENT NUGGETS CA R EE R RE C O R D ........................................................... SAME Despite only going 3-11 against the A-Sun Tournament field in 2011-12, the Lady Bucs have had a ASSO C IATE HEAD COA C H .. DESHAW N E BLO C KE R , ETSU ‘96 lot success lifetime against these teams … ETSU – who defeated Stetson, Kennesaw State, and USC Upstate in regular season play – are 65-27 (.707) against the seven teams in the tournament field since ASSISTA N T COA C HES .............
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