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Alabama State Hornets
Alabama State has one double digit scorer for the season. Brittney Wright (# 24, 5-10 Jr. F) averages 14.9 ppg to lead the Hornets in scoring. Daniele Ewert (# 33, 5-10 Jr. G/F) adds 8.5 ppg. Jasmine Peeples (# 13, 6-2 Grad. C) is third at 8.0 ppg. Ashanti Spencer (# 20, 5-9 Sr. G/F) ranks fourth in scoring with an average of 7.1 ppg. Wright (160-346; 46.2%) and Spencer (71-218; 32.6%) have combined to take just over 34% of FGs attempted by ASU this season. Peeples (92-176; 52.3%) has the highest FT% among players that have played in at least 10 games. Tatyana Calhoun (# 54, 6-3 Fr. C) has the second highest FG% at 49.2% (29-59). Miracle Mayo-how’s that for a name? (# 30, 6-1 Soph. PF) ranks third in FG% at 46.7% (21-45). The Hornets take 30% of their shots from BTA. Only Elisiah Jones (# 14, 5-6 Fr. G; 2-5; 40.0%), Ewert (25-68; 36.8%) and Wright (27-90; 30.0%) are making at least 30% from BTA. Kayla Tucker (# 21, 5-7 Jr. PG) has taken a team leading 117 treys, hitting 33 (28.2%). She and Danielle Clark (# 2, 5-9 Jr. G/F) have taken over 70% of their shots from BTA. Wright (101-138; 73.2%) and Peeples (57-118; 48.3%) are the top Hornets in getting to the FT line. Ewert (72-79; 91.1%) is the top FT shooter for the squad.
The Hornets are a two headed rebounding duo in Peeples (8.5 rpg) and Wright (8.3 rpg) . Third on the team in rebounding is Ewert (3.9 rpg). No player has reached cracked triple digits in assists but four have at least 45 assists. These are Durriya Shields-Sampson (#23, 5-5 Grad. G) with 45, Kayla Stephens (# 22, 6-1 Soph. SF) with 55 assists, Ewert with 61 and Shamyiah Smith (# 11, 5-2 Soph. PG) who leads the team with 81 assists. Peeples is the main shot blocker for the Hornets with 77 blocks. Next up are Stephens with 16 and three others with 11 each. Wright is tops in steals with 41, closely followed by Smith with 35. Four others have between 19 and 26 steals each.
Only Wright has started all 30 games for Alabama State followed by Peeples’ 29 starts and Stephens’ 26. Jones (18 starts), Shields-Sampson (17 starts) and Smith (11 starts) are the only others with double digit starts. Six other players have between one and nine starts. Five players have seen action in all 30 games: Wright, Peeples, Stephens, Spencer and Smith. Seven others have gotten to play in at least 21 games. Wright leads the Hornets in minutes per game at 31.2 mpg. Peeples, Ewert, Stephens and Smith average between 25.7 and 20.6 mpg. Five average in the teens in mpg. The group of Stephens, Wright, Peeples, Jones and Smith-Sampson have started the last three games for the Hornet, going 3-0.
The Hornets are winners of the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) for two years in a row. Wright was named to the All-SWAC first team while Peeples was an All-SWAC second team honoree.
ASU’s Shields-Sampson in listed as Sampson in the stats pages but as Shields-Sampson on the roster.
AAS preview on Alabama State:
http://www.hookem.com/story/red-hot-alabama-state-will-face-texas-for-first-time/
Texas Longhorns
Horns have three players averaging double figures for the season: Brooke (11.8 ppg), Imani (11.5 ppg) and Ariel (10.0 ppg). Four players have broken through the 200 FG attempt line: Imani (143-279; 51.3%), Brooke (134-290; 46.2%), Empress (72-236; 30.5%) and LaShann (82-201; 40.8%). Hitting at least 50% of their FGs are Kelsey (94-175; 53.7%), Ariel (83-161; 51.6%) and Imani (51.3%). Brooke is the only Horn to have taken at least 100 3s (58-141) and also leads the team in 3pt FG% at 41.1%. Celina is second in 3pters taken at 30-84 (35.7%). Empress (17-67; 25.4%) and Ariel (14-47; 29.8%) have been the other main shooters from BTA. Imani has trekked to the FT line just over 3 times a game (82-105) and hit a very respectable 78.1%. Empress (58-76; 765.3%) and Brooke (51-70; 72.9%) are second and third in getting to the FT line. Ariel (50-60; 83.3%) and Brady (17-21; 81.0%) have the highest FT % on the team.
Imani is the leading rebounder at 8.9 rpg. Kelsey (4.7 rpg) and Brianna (4.3 rpg) provide support on the boards for the Horns. Celina (3.7 apg), Brooke (2.5 apg) and Empress (2.1 apg) give Texas three starters that excel in finding open teammates. Imani has a chance to snap the 100 block barrier in front of the home fans as she enters Saturday’s game with a team leading 96 blocks. Kelsey with 30 blocks is the only other Horn to reach double figures in blocks. Horns have two players that have reached at least 40 steals a game (Brooke with 41 and LaShann with 40) with two other on the verge of reaching that plateau as Brianna and Celina each has 37 steals.
Imani is the only player to have started all 32 games for Texas. Brooke and Celina have started 31 of 32 games. Empress has 30 starts. Five players have at least one start with Brianna’s 18 and Ariel’s 10 starts topping this group. Brooke at 30.7 mpg is the only player to average at least 30 mpg. Empress, Celina and Imani average 20 plus mpg. Ariel, Kelsey and Brianna average just over 19 mpg. LaShann and Brady average in the low to mid teen mpg. Jordan and Tasia are at just over nine mpg. Imani, Ariel, Empress, Celina and Brooke have started the last three games.
Imani and Brooke were named to the All Big 12 first team. Ariel was named to the second team while Empress and Celina received honorable mention. Imani was also the Big 12 co-Defensive Player of the Year.
Alabama State has one double digit scorer for the season. Brittney Wright (# 24, 5-10 Jr. F) averages 14.9 ppg to lead the Hornets in scoring. Daniele Ewert (# 33, 5-10 Jr. G/F) adds 8.5 ppg. Jasmine Peeples (# 13, 6-2 Grad. C) is third at 8.0 ppg. Ashanti Spencer (# 20, 5-9 Sr. G/F) ranks fourth in scoring with an average of 7.1 ppg. Wright (160-346; 46.2%) and Spencer (71-218; 32.6%) have combined to take just over 34% of FGs attempted by ASU this season. Peeples (92-176; 52.3%) has the highest FT% among players that have played in at least 10 games. Tatyana Calhoun (# 54, 6-3 Fr. C) has the second highest FG% at 49.2% (29-59). Miracle Mayo-how’s that for a name? (# 30, 6-1 Soph. PF) ranks third in FG% at 46.7% (21-45). The Hornets take 30% of their shots from BTA. Only Elisiah Jones (# 14, 5-6 Fr. G; 2-5; 40.0%), Ewert (25-68; 36.8%) and Wright (27-90; 30.0%) are making at least 30% from BTA. Kayla Tucker (# 21, 5-7 Jr. PG) has taken a team leading 117 treys, hitting 33 (28.2%). She and Danielle Clark (# 2, 5-9 Jr. G/F) have taken over 70% of their shots from BTA. Wright (101-138; 73.2%) and Peeples (57-118; 48.3%) are the top Hornets in getting to the FT line. Ewert (72-79; 91.1%) is the top FT shooter for the squad.
The Hornets are a two headed rebounding duo in Peeples (8.5 rpg) and Wright (8.3 rpg) . Third on the team in rebounding is Ewert (3.9 rpg). No player has reached cracked triple digits in assists but four have at least 45 assists. These are Durriya Shields-Sampson (#23, 5-5 Grad. G) with 45, Kayla Stephens (# 22, 6-1 Soph. SF) with 55 assists, Ewert with 61 and Shamyiah Smith (# 11, 5-2 Soph. PG) who leads the team with 81 assists. Peeples is the main shot blocker for the Hornets with 77 blocks. Next up are Stephens with 16 and three others with 11 each. Wright is tops in steals with 41, closely followed by Smith with 35. Four others have between 19 and 26 steals each.
Only Wright has started all 30 games for Alabama State followed by Peeples’ 29 starts and Stephens’ 26. Jones (18 starts), Shields-Sampson (17 starts) and Smith (11 starts) are the only others with double digit starts. Six other players have between one and nine starts. Five players have seen action in all 30 games: Wright, Peeples, Stephens, Spencer and Smith. Seven others have gotten to play in at least 21 games. Wright leads the Hornets in minutes per game at 31.2 mpg. Peeples, Ewert, Stephens and Smith average between 25.7 and 20.6 mpg. Five average in the teens in mpg. The group of Stephens, Wright, Peeples, Jones and Smith-Sampson have started the last three games for the Hornet, going 3-0.
The Hornets are winners of the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) for two years in a row. Wright was named to the All-SWAC first team while Peeples was an All-SWAC second team honoree.
ASU’s Shields-Sampson in listed as Sampson in the stats pages but as Shields-Sampson on the roster.
AAS preview on Alabama State:
http://www.hookem.com/story/red-hot-alabama-state-will-face-texas-for-first-time/
Texas Longhorns
Horns have three players averaging double figures for the season: Brooke (11.8 ppg), Imani (11.5 ppg) and Ariel (10.0 ppg). Four players have broken through the 200 FG attempt line: Imani (143-279; 51.3%), Brooke (134-290; 46.2%), Empress (72-236; 30.5%) and LaShann (82-201; 40.8%). Hitting at least 50% of their FGs are Kelsey (94-175; 53.7%), Ariel (83-161; 51.6%) and Imani (51.3%). Brooke is the only Horn to have taken at least 100 3s (58-141) and also leads the team in 3pt FG% at 41.1%. Celina is second in 3pters taken at 30-84 (35.7%). Empress (17-67; 25.4%) and Ariel (14-47; 29.8%) have been the other main shooters from BTA. Imani has trekked to the FT line just over 3 times a game (82-105) and hit a very respectable 78.1%. Empress (58-76; 765.3%) and Brooke (51-70; 72.9%) are second and third in getting to the FT line. Ariel (50-60; 83.3%) and Brady (17-21; 81.0%) have the highest FT % on the team.
Imani is the leading rebounder at 8.9 rpg. Kelsey (4.7 rpg) and Brianna (4.3 rpg) provide support on the boards for the Horns. Celina (3.7 apg), Brooke (2.5 apg) and Empress (2.1 apg) give Texas three starters that excel in finding open teammates. Imani has a chance to snap the 100 block barrier in front of the home fans as she enters Saturday’s game with a team leading 96 blocks. Kelsey with 30 blocks is the only other Horn to reach double figures in blocks. Horns have two players that have reached at least 40 steals a game (Brooke with 41 and LaShann with 40) with two other on the verge of reaching that plateau as Brianna and Celina each has 37 steals.
Imani is the only player to have started all 32 games for Texas. Brooke and Celina have started 31 of 32 games. Empress has 30 starts. Five players have at least one start with Brianna’s 18 and Ariel’s 10 starts topping this group. Brooke at 30.7 mpg is the only player to average at least 30 mpg. Empress, Celina and Imani average 20 plus mpg. Ariel, Kelsey and Brianna average just over 19 mpg. LaShann and Brady average in the low to mid teen mpg. Jordan and Tasia are at just over nine mpg. Imani, Ariel, Empress, Celina and Brooke have started the last three games.
Imani and Brooke were named to the All Big 12 first team. Ariel was named to the second team while Empress and Celina received honorable mention. Imani was also the Big 12 co-Defensive Player of the Year.
