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Big Ten Conference Season Review 114 | nebraskA women'S BASkETBALL | 2012-13 Big Ten ConferenCe SeaSon review Big Ten conference sTandings Team Big Ten pct. Big Ten Tournament overall pct. $Penn State%^ 13-3 .812 1-1, Semifinals 26-7 .788 $Ohio State^ 11-5 .688 1-1, Semifinals 25-7 .781 $Iowa^ 11-5 .688 0-1, Quarterfinals 19-12 .613 $Purdue&^ 11-5 .688 3-0, Champion 25-9 .735 Michigan State^ 11-5 .688 1-1, Quarterfinals 20-12 .625 Nebraska^ 10-6 .625 3-1, Runner-up 24-9 .727 Michigan^ 8-8 .500 1-1, Quarterfinals 20-12 .625 Minnesota@ 6-10 .375 1-1, Quarterfinals 19-17 .528 Wisconsin 5-11 .312 0-1, First Round 9-20 .310 Illinois 5-11 .312 0-1, First Round 11-19 .367 Northwestern 4-12 .250 0-1, First Round 14-16 .467 Indiana 1-15 .062 0-1, First Round 6-24 .200 $-Top four seeds in Big Ten Tournament earned first-round byes Jordan hooper became the firsth usker in history to win first-teama ll- %-Big Ten regular-season champions; &-Big Ten Tournament champion Big Ten honors after averaging 18.9 points and a conference-leading ^-NCAA Tournament qualifiers; @-wBi postseason Tournament Qualifier 9.3 rebounds per game in 2011-12. Big Ten TournamenT (march 1-4, 2012) Samantha Prahalis, Ohio State, Sr. Guard honoraBle menTion Alex Bentley, Penn State, Jr. Guard player, school, Year position indianapolis, ind. (Bankers life fieldhouse) Maggie Lucas, Penn State, So. Guard Rachel Sheffer, Michigan, Jr. Forward/Center first round, Thursday, march 1 Kiara Buford, Minnesota, Sr. Guard Game 1: #7 Michigan 68, #10 Illinois 53 (BTN) second Team Morgan Jones, Northwestern, Fr. Guard Game 2: #6 Nebraska 88, #11 Northwestern 56 (BTN) player, school, Year position Nikki Greene, Penn State, Jr. Center Game 3: #8 Minnesota 81, #9 Wisconsin 49 (BTN) lindsey moore, nebraska, Jr. guard Anya Covington, Wisconsin, Sr. Forward Morgan Johnson, Iowa, Jr. Center Game 4: #5 Michigan State 97, #12 Indiana 68 (BTN) Taylor Wurtz, Wisconsin, Jr. Guard Porsche Poole, Michigan State, Sr. Guard second round, friday, march 2 Rachel Banham, Minnesota, Fr. Guard Game 5: #2 Ohio State 57, #7 Michigan 48 (BTN) all-freshman Team Brittany Rayburn, Purdue, Sr. Guard player, school, Year position Game 6: #6 Nebraska 80, #3 Iowa 68 (BTN) emily cady, nebraska, fr. forward Game 7: #1 Penn State 78, Minnesota 74 (BTN) Third Team Samantha Logic, Iowa, Fr. Guard Game 8: #4 Purdue 73, #5 Michigan State 64 (BTN) player, school, Year position Kiana Johnson, Michigan State, Fr. Guard semifinals, saturday, march 3 Karisma Penn, Illinois, Jr. Forward Rachel Banham, Minnesota, Fr. Guard Game 9: #6 Nebraska 77, #2 Ohio State 62 (BTN) Jaime Printy, Iowa, Jr. Guard Morgan Jones, Northwestern, Fr. Guard Game 10: #4 Purdue 68, #1 Penn State 66 (BTN) Kamille Wahlin, Iowa, Sr. Guard Lykendra Johnson, Michigan State, Sr. Forward all-defensive Team championship game, sunday, march 4 Dannielle Diamant, Northwestern, Jr. Center player, school, Year position Game 11: #4 Purdue 74, #6 Nebraska 70 2OT (ESPN2) Adrienne GodBold, Illinois, Jr. Guard Big Ten all-TournamenT Team Jenny Ryan, Michigan, Jr. Guard player, school, Year position Tayler Hill, Ohio State, Jr. Guard Jordan hooper, nebraska, so. forward Amber Stokes, Ohio State, Jr. Guard lindsey moore, nebraska, Jr. guard Alex Bentley, Penn State, Jr. Guard Samantha Prahalis, Ohio State, Sr. Guard sporTsmanship award winners Brittany Rayburn, Purdue, Sr. Guard player, school, Year position KK Houser, Purdue, So. Guard kaitlyn Burke, nebraska, sr. guard Big Ten all-conference Teams Lydia McCully, Illinois, Sr. Guard coach of the Year Aulani Sinclair, Indiana, Jr. Forward Coquese Washington, Penn State Kelly Krei, Iowa, Sr. Forward player of the Year Courtney Boylan, Michigan, Sr. Guard Samantha Prahalis, Sr., Guard, Ohio State Lykendra Johnson, Michigan State, Sr. Forward defensive player of the Year Jackie Voigt, Minnesota, Sr. Forward Amber Stokes, Jr., Guard, Ohio State Allison Mocchi, Northwestern, Sr. Guard freshman of the Year Amber Stokes, Ohio State, Jr. Guard Rachel Banham, Fr., Guard, Minnesota Zhaque Gray, Penn State, Sr. Guard sixth player of the Year Brittany Rayburn, Purdue, Sr. Guard Anya Covington, Wisconsin, Sr. Forward Adrienne GodBold, Jr., Guard, Illinois firsT Team player, school, Year position emily cady claimed Big Ten all-freshman honors from Jordan hooper, nebraska, so. forward both the conference coaches and media, while adding Tayler Hill, Ohio State, Jr. Guard honorable-mention all-Big Ten accolades from the media. REVIEW | HOOPER, MOORE, CADY CLAIM ALL-BIG TEN HONORS IN 2011-12 HUSkERS.COM | 115 2011-12 Big Ten-only STaTiSTiCS Big Ten record: 10-6 Home: 5-3 Away: 5-3 neutral: 0-0 rebounds player g-gs min-avg. fg-fga pct. 3p-3pa pct. fT-fTa pct. off-def Tot/avg. pf-d a To Bk sT Tp/avg. 35-Jordan Hooper 16-16 528-33.0 100-277 .361 34-114 .298 55-73 .753 48-105 153/9.6 25-0 8 27 11 14 289/18.1 00-Lindsey Moore 16-16 547-34.2 75-190 .395 19-83 .229 68-85 .800 11-40 51/3.2 31-1 75 59 5 28 237/14.8 23-Emily Cady 16-16 509-31.8 63-141 .447 15-40 .375 55-76 .724 42-59 101/6.3 44-1 27 34 14 22 196/12.3 5-Kaitlyn Burke 16-16 452-28.3 34-99 .343 13-46 .283 11-15 .733 5-35 40/2.5 22-0 37 25 1 11 92/5.8 3-Hailie Sample 16-16 360-22.5 26-57 .456 0-5 .000 6-19 .316 29-30 59/3.7 17-0 10 24 5 10 58/3.6 33-Rebecca Woodberry 14-0 183-13.1 18-46 .391 11-29 .379 3-5 .600 11-20 31/2.2 17-0 2 8 2 2 50/3.6 11-Tear’a Laudermill 15-0 197-13.1 16-71 .225 6-36 .167 14-25 .560 11-9 20/1.3 32-2 5 17 0 13 52/3.5 13-Brandi Jeffery 16-0 215-13.4 15-49 .306 8-26 .308 6-9 .667 9-14 23/1.4 35-0 16 18 2 11 44/2.8 10-Meghin Williams 16-0 221-13.8 15-44 .341 2-5 .400 4-8 .500 22-32 54/3.4 23-0 10 15 6 3 36/2.3 14-Katie Simon 12-0 56-4.7 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 5-6 .833 2-4 6/0.5 9-0 0 5 0 0 9/0.8 21-Harleen Sidhu 3-0 21-7.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 2/1.0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0/0.0 Team 51-34 85/5.3 12 Total 16 3,275 364-984 .370 108-385 .281 227-321 .707 241-384 625/39.1 255-4 190 245 46 115 1,063/66.4 opponents 16 3,275 384-941 .408 78-223 .350 198-273 .725 213-427 640/40.0 274-4 188 274 75 135 1,044/65.2 score by periods 1 2 oT oT oT Total deadball rebounds Nebraska 528 501 11 10 13 1,063 46 Opponents 487 527 11 10 9 1,044 37 Jordan hooper scored 30 or more points three times in a four-game stretch in december of 2011, including a 31-point, 12-rebound effort in a win at no. 16 penn state on dec. 30. hooper’s performance powered nebraska to a road victory in its first-ever Big Tenc onference game. HUSkERS ADVANCE TO BIG TEN TOURNAMENT TITLE GAME IN FIRST CONFERENCE SEASON | REVIEW 116 | nebraskA women'S BASkETBALL | 2012-13 Big Ten ConferenCe Team STaTiSTiCS scoring offense Team g pts. avg. 1. Penn State 33 2,498 75.7 2. Ohio State 32 2,393 74.8 3. Nebraska 33 2,356 71.4 4. Iowa 31 2,212 71.4 5. Minnesota 36 2,423 67.3 6. Michigan State 32 2,145 67.0 7. Purdue 34 2,236 65.8 8. Northwestern 30 1,923 64.1 9. Illinois 30 1,903 63.4 10. Michigan 32 2,029 63.4 11. Wisconsin 29 1,719 59.3 12. Indiana 30 1,728 57.6 scoring defense Team g pts. avg. 1. Michigan 32 1,885 58.9 2. Purdue 34 2,012 59.2 3. Michigan State 32 1,917 59.9 4. Nebraska 33 2,039 61.8 5. Minnesota 36 2,243 62.3 6. Penn State 33 2,061 62.5 7. Ohio State 32 2,011 62.8 8. Iowa 31 2,042 65.9 9. Illinois 30 1,988 66.3 10. Wisconsin 29 1,928 66.5 11. Northwestern 30 2,034 67.8 12. Indiana 30 2,071 69.0 scoring margin Team off. def. margin rebecca woodberry provided solid contributions off the bench as a redshirt freshman for the huskers in 2011-12. The 1. Penn State 75.7 62.5 +13.2 5-10 guard hit 26 three-pointers to rank as the sixth-highest total by a freshman in school history, while helping nebraska 2. Ohio State 74.8 62.8 +11.9 lead the Big Ten with 7.0 three-pointers made per game. 3. Nebraska 71.4 61.8 +9.6 4. Michigan State 67.0 59.9 +7.1 7. Iowa 739 1,917 .385 10.
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