2010 NCAA Women's Basketball First Round notes: Texas vs. San Diego State

March 21, 2010

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San Diego State 74, Texas 63
March 21, 2010
Frank Erwin Center - Austin, Texas

TEXAS NOTES

Finished the 2009-10 season with a record of 22-11 (.667).
Fell to 32-23 (.582) in NCAA Tournament games.
Texas used a 13-0 run over 3:56 in the first half (8:58 to 5:02) to cut the Aztecs lead single digits (nine) ... Texas forced seven turnovers, one block and three steals during that span.
Texas held San Diego State without a field goal for a span of 5:20, from the 9:44 mark to 4:24 in the first half. SDSU is the 25th opponent Texas has held without a field goal for a span of four or more minutes this season.
Connected on one three-pointer, extending the single-season school record to 206 treys.
Blocked four shots, pushing the single-season school record to 199 blocks.
The Longhorns recorded 12 steals, their most since 15 against Colorado (Feb. 10).
All nine players on the roster tallied at least two points, marking the 12th time this season everyone who has seen action has scored. UT finished 9-2 when everyone records at least two points.
San Diego State's nine three-pointers was a record for UT opponents in a NCAA Tournament game. The previous mark was set by Connecticut with eight treys on Mar. 25, 2008.
SDSU G Jene Morris also set a UT opponent individual record with five threes. Her 32 points were the second most by a Texas opponent this season. Oklahoma State guard Andrea Riley recorded 33 points on Feb. 24.

Posted 14 points, scoring in double-figures for the 15th time this season and the 24th time of her career.

Finished her career with 1,698 points, placing her 12th in UT's all-time scoring records.

Broke the UT school record for single-season three-point shooting with a mark of 47.2 percent (68-of-144). The previous Texas record was 44.8 percent (13-of-29) set by Vicki Hall in 1988-89.

Scored 10 points to reach double-figures for the ninth time this season and the 45th time of her career.

Sophomore P Ashley Gayle

Blocked one shot, extending her school record to 103 blocks in a season. It was the 15th-straight game she blocked at least one shot.
Grabbed eight rebounds to lead the squad for the ninth time this year and the 11th time in her career.

Freshman P Cokie Reed

Reached double-figures for the 13th time of her career with her 16-point output (6-of-11 FG, 4-of-5 FT). It was the second-highest scoring night of her career, and the second time she has led the Horns in scoring.

SAN DIEGO STATE NOTES

Moved to 5-7 all-time in the NCAA Tournament
Improved to 22-10 on the season
Went on a 12-0 run from 18:51 to 14:27 after being down 4-0 to start the game, a span of 4:24
Shot 8-10 (80.0%) from 3-point range in the first half, their most made in a half this season
Their 44 first-half points tied the school record for points in the first half of the NCAA Tournament
Their nine 3-pointer set a school record for 3-point field goals made in the NCAA Tournament
Their nine 3-point field goals made was their second-best effort this season
Their 35 free throws attempted set a school record for attempts in a NCAA Tournament game and was a season-high
Their 48 rebounds tied a season-high
The 74 points scored was the third-most all-time in an NCAA Tournament game
The 63 points allowed is tied for second-best all-time in an NCAA Tournament game

Senior G Jené Morris

Moved into third place in school history in scoring (1,460 points)
Her 32 points tied a season-high
She scored over 30 points for the second time this season
It was her 25th career 20-point scoring outing
It was the second time in three NCAA Tournament games to score over 30 points
Led the team in scoring for the 15th time this season
Set a season-high in 3-point field goals made with five
Set a school record by making five 3-pointers in an NCAA Tournament game
Her .625 percentage from 3-point range set a school NCAA Tournament game record
Tied forward Bradley for most free throws attempted in a game this season and set a personal season-high
Her nine free throws made was a personal and team-high for the season

Senior G Quenese Davis

Junior F Allison Duffy

Junior F Jessika Bradley

Junior G Coco Davis

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