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Team Statistics – 36 Games
PLAYER G FG 3-PTS FT Reb
Ave
5.1 4.7 2.6 2.6 5.5 3.8 2.0 2.7 4.2 2.8 .7 1.7
39.6
A ST Pts Ave
Teshymia Tillman Tanisha Woodard Drameka Griggs Brittany Hall Breanna Fort Kayla Mobley Genesis Kelly Latonda Bruce Shacamra Jackson Renee Jackson Alexiss Griffin Timethia Bennett
TOTALS
36 226-437 29-106 36 161-414 38-138 36 145-276 12-36 36 106-231 51-118 36 110-230 2-16 32 87-151 4-6
3 8-20 4-5 36 95-227 38-105 36 64-147 1-1 36 66-166 4-23 23 20-56 17-49 30 13-41 0-1
36 1101-2396 200-604
66-104 183 51-81 168
93-124 92 65-91 95 43-58 198 47-70 121
1-2 6 20-39 98 40-67 152 32-56 99
2-4 17
102
152
85
103
33
11
5
61
25
33
12
13
635
77 547 15.2 125 411 11.4 105 395 11.0 98 328 9.1 54 265 7.4 30 225 7.0
4 21 7.0 48 248 6.9 26 169 4.7 45 168 4.7 11 59 2.6 21 36 1.2
644 2872 79.8
championship was just another step for this group on their journey of success,” he says. “This program is accepting of people and their talents. The mix of per- sonalities and talent produces a recipe
of greatness, not only on the basketball court, but in life as well. We should all be so proud to have such fine represen- tation for our university. I know that I am.”
Do you then mention the recent his- tory of Laker basketball, that is, the two previous Elite Eight teams that Cox led in the 2006/2007 and 2008/2009 sea- sons?
Or perhaps you approach the championships season by focusing on the turning point, because, even a 35-1 season has a turning point. According to Cox, it was the “1” loss, and not the “35” wins that provided the turning point.
Going into the Peach Belt Confer- ence Tournament, the Lakers were the hottest team in the nation... 28 straight wins, almost all of them by double digits, and the number one ranking nationally.
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