Game 3. No. 6/1 Stanford (2-0) vs. No. 10/13 Texas (1-0)

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1 Game 3 No. 6/1 Stanford (2-0) vs. No. 10/13 Texas (1-0) November 20, 2014 Stanford, Calif. Maples Pavilion 6 p.m. TV: Pac-12 Network (Anne Marie Anderson/Rosalyn Gold-Onwude) Radio: KZSU SCHEDULE AND RESULTS NOVEMBER 2 Vanguard (Ex.) W, UC San Diego (Ex.) W, Boston College W, #1/1 Connecticut (ESPN2) W, (OT) 20 #10/13 Texas (P12N) 6 p.m. 24 at New Mexico 6 p.m. 28 vs. North Carolina (1) 4 p.m. 29 at Hawai i (1) 6:30 p.m. 30 vs. Prairie View A&M (1) 4 p.m. DECEMBER 14 Santa Clara (P12N) 7 p.m. 17 at Chattanooga 3 p.m. 20 at Tennessee (SECN) 10 a.m. 22 UC Davis 2 p.m. 28 UC Santa Barbara 2 p.m. JANUARY 3 Colorado * (P12N) 7 p.m. 5 Utah * (P12N) 5 p.m. 9 at Washington * (P12N) 7 p.m. 11 at Washington State * (P12N) 1 p.m. 16 Arizona * (P12N) 8 p.m. 19 Arizona State * (P12N) 3 p.m. 23 at UCLA * (P12N) 7 p.m. 25 at USC * (P12N) 5 p.m. 31 Washington State * (P12N) 12:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 2 Washington * (P12N) 7 p.m. 6 at Arizona State * (P12N) 7 p.m. 8 at Arizona * (P12N) 2 p.m. 13 USC * (P12N) 6 p.m 15 UCLA *(P12N) 4:30 p.m. 18 at California * (P12N) 7 p.m. 22 California * (ESPN2) 1 p.m. 26 at Oregon State * (P12N) 6 p.m. MARCH 1 at Oregon * (ESPNU) 1 p.m. 5-8 Pac-12 Tournament (2) TBA (1) Rainbow Wahine Shootout; Honolulu, Hawai i (2) Pac-12 Tournament; Seattle, Wash. * Pac-12 game; All times Pacific and subject to change; Home games in Bold; [#/#] - Indicates national ranking (AP/USA Today) (P12N) - Game televised on Pac-12 Networks, (SECN) - Game televised on SEC Network (ESPN2/ESPNU) - Game televised on ESPN family of networks THE GAME: No. 6/1 Stanford (2-0) hosts its secondstraight top-10 opponent when No. 10/13 Texas (1-0) comes to The Farm on Thursday, November 20 at 6 p.m. THE RUNDOWN: Stanford s 88-86, overtime upset of No. 1 Connecticut Monday ended the Huskies 47-game winning streak and was the Cardinal s seventh victory in 20 tries against the nation s top squad in the AP poll... Stanford has ended three of the six longest winning streaks in NCAA women s basketball history (Connecticut - 90; Connecticut - 47; Baylor - 42)... The Cardinal moved to the top of the USA TODAY Coaches Poll on Tuesday, its first time as No. 1 in those rankings since Dec. 24, With a dynamic backcourt and no player over 6-feet that started more than five games a season ago, Tara VanDerveer and her staff adapted to their personnel and now feature a more guard-oriented attack with an emphasis on pace... This summer, VanDerveer and her staff spent time with former Lakers coach Mike D Antoni and others to learn the intricacies of such an offense... Lili Thompson is the first Stanford guard since Candice Wiggins in 2008 to have back-to-back games scoring more than 20 points... With 184 total points, the Cardinal is off to its best start scoring-wise since Stanford, averaging 92.0 points per game, hasn t finished a season over 80.0 since (80.3)... Stanford is (.853) at home since , (.982) since and currently in the midst of a 28- game winning streak in Maples Pavilion, which is the third-longest active stretch in the nation. STANFORD AT A GLANCE Game 3 Overall Record Pac-12 Record Home Record Road Record Neutral Record HEAD COACH TARA VANDERVEER Stanford Record (29th year) Career Record (36th year) All-Time vs. Texas [Stanford career] SERIES HISTORY All-Time vs. Texas At Stanford At Texas Streak... Stanford, 6 Last Stanford Win...11/23/13 TX) Last Texas Win...3/24/88 TX) VS. TEXAS: Stanford leads the all-time series 6-2. Five of the previous eight matchups between the schools came from , with the Longhorns taking the first two. Since then, Stanford has won the last six. It captured both ends of a home-andhome in 2010 and 2011 and took last season s game at Texas, 63-54, behind double-digit scoring efforts from Chiney Ogwumike (18), Amber Orrange (13) and Mikaela Ruef (11). Orrange (8) and Ruef (10) combined for nearly half of Stanford s 40 rebounds. STANFORD PROBABLE STARTERS (BASED ON LAST GAME) No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG 1 Lili Thompson G 5-7 So Taylor Greenfield F 6-3 Sr Kaylee Johnson F 6-3 Fr (BPG) 24 Erica McCall F 6-3 So (BPG) 33 Amber Orrange G 5-7 Sr STANFORD OFF THE BENCH No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG 00 Alex Green G 5-6 RS Jr Briana Roberson G 5-7 So Brittany McPhee G 6-0 Fr Jasmine Camp G 5-7 RS Jr Erica Payne F 6-2 Sr Taylor Rooks G 6-0 Fr Kailee Johnson F 6-3 So (BPG) 34 Tess Picknell F/C 6-5 Jr Bonnie Samuelson F 6-3 Sr Karlie Samuelson G 6-0 So

2 QUICK FACTS The University Location... Stanford, Calif. Founded Enrollment...18,217 Nickname...Cardinal Colors... Cardinal and White Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Pac-12 President... John Hennessy Provost...John Etchemendy Director of Athletics... Bernard Muir Faculty Representative...Al Camarillo Sr. Women s Administrator... Beth Goode Athletic Department Phone Ticket Office Phone STANFORD Home Facility...Maples Pavilion Capacity...7,233 Web Site... Stanford Women s Basketball History First Year (40 seasons) All-Time Record (.764) All-Time Pac-12 (since ) (.881) NCAA Championships...Two (1990, 1992) NCAA Tournament Appearances...28 (75-26,.743) Last NCAA Tournament Appearance NCAA Final Four Appearances...12 Last NCAA Final Four Appearance Staff Information Head Coach...Tara VanDerveer (29th Season) Alma Mater... Indiana, 1975 Stanford Record (.833)/28 Seasons Career Record (.818)/35 Seasons Assoc. Head Coach...Amy Tucker (30th Season) Alma Mater...Ohio State, 1982 Assistant Coach...Kate Paye (8th Season) Alma Mater...Stanford, 1995 Assistant Coach... Tempie Brown (2nd Season) Alma Mater... Michigan, 1990 Dir. of Operations... Eileen Roche (Ohio-Wesleyan 81) Special Assistant/Video... Lauren Greif (California 10) Athletic Trainer...Marcella Shorty (New Mexico 90) Sports Performance...Brittany Keil (Holy Cross 07) Adminstrative Associate...DeeDee Zawaydeh Basketball Office Phone... (650) Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost...12/3 Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Newcomers Record Home Away Neutral Conference Record Finish...First STREAK SLAYERS: In front of a national television audience on ESPN2 on Monday night, Stanford knocked off No. 1 and two-time defending national champion Connecticut in overtime, 88-86, in Maples Pavilion. The win snapped the Huskies 47-game winning streak. UConn, which went 40-0 last season, hadn t lost since March 12, 2013 in the BIG EAST Championship to Notre Dame, The Huskies hadn t lost a game in November since falling to North Carolina on Nov. 21, Connecticut s 47-game stretch was the fourth longest in NCAA history. Stanford also snapped the Huskies record 90-game winning streak with a victory in Maples Pavilion on Dec. 30, In fact, the Cardinal has ended three of the six longest winning streaks in NCAA women s basketball history. Its win over Baylor on Nov. 16, 2012 in Honolulu, 71-69, ended the Bears 42-game undefeated streak. For Stanford, Monday s win was the seventh in 20 tries against the nation s No. 1 squad in the Associated Press poll and first since toppling Baylor in the aforementioned game in Honolulu. Stanford has played the No. 1 team at least once every year since and is 4-7 over that span. The Cardinal has played Connecticut with the Huskies ranked No. 1 eight times and is now 2-6 in those encounters. Stanford moved to 4-1 all-time against Connecticut on The Farm. NEW NUMBER ONE: By virtue of its stunning performance, the Cardinal jumped all the way up to No. 1 when the USA TODAY Top 25 Coaches Poll was announced on Tuesday morning. It s the first time Stanford has been ranked first by the nation s coaches since Dec. 24, The Cardinal began the season No. 6 in that poll and the jump to No. 1 was its biggest leap in the USA Today top 25 since At the tail end of that season, it was ranked No. 14 heading into the NCAA Tournament, but made it to the Elite Eight and finished seventh in the country. It s the largest jump to No. 1 in that poll by any program since Texas A&M finished the season on top in That year, the Aggies entered the NCAA Tournament ranked No. 8. The Associated Press top 25 was released on Monday before the win over Connecticut so the Cardinal remains No. 6 in that poll. Stanford has appeared in the AP rankings a possible 460 times out of 675 total polls since 1977 (68.1 percent), with an average positioning of 6.6. The Cardinal s 460 all-time appearances in the AP top 25 are fourth behind Tennessee (661), Georgia (511) and Texas (471). By virtue of its sixth-place standing in the last AP poll, Stanford moved into a tie with Louisiana Tech for third when it comes to all-time AP top-10 appearances (373). Tennessee is first in that category with 587 and Connecticut is second with 380. [Thanks to Mel Greenberg for that note.] FORTRESS MAPLES: Maples Pavilion has always provided the Cardinal with an intimidating home-court advantage, which Stanford has used to its benefit. Stanford is (.853) in Maples since and (.982) since , with the only two losses coming during the campaign. The Cardinal is currently in the midst of a 28-game winning streak at home, which is the third-longest active stretch in the nation behind Chattanooga (41) and Notre Dame (29). That run is currently the fifth-longest in program history, behind stretches of 82 wins (Nov. 28, Dec. 29, 2012), 59 wins (Nov. 25, 1994 to March 14, 1998), 42 wins (Nov. 25, 1988 to Feb. 9, 1991) and 34 wins (Feb. 2, 1991 to Dec. 3, 1993) STANFORD ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Major Hometown (High School) 00 Alex Green G 5-6 RJr. Science, Technology and Society Dallas, Texas (Bishop Lynch) 1 Lili Thompson G 5-7 So. Undeclared Mansfield, Texas (Timberview) 4 Taylor Greenfield F 6-3 Sr. Science, Technology and Society Huxley, Iowa (Ballard Community) 5 Kaylee Johnson F 6-3 Fr. Undeclared Casper, Wyo. (Natrona County) 10 Briana Roberson G 5-7 So. Undeclared Fullerton, Calif. (Troy) 12 Brittany McPhee G 6-0 Fr. Undeclared Normandy Park, Wash. (Mount Rainier) 23 Jasmine Camp G 5-7 RJr. Psychology Ellenwood, Ga. (Chamblee) 24 Erica McCall F 6-3 So. Undeclared Bakersfield, Calif. (Ridgeview) 25 Erica Payne F 6-2 Sr. Science, Technology and Society Concord, Calif. (Carondelet) 31 Taylor Rooks G 6-0 Fr. Undeclared Warren, N.J. (Gill St. Bernard s School) 32 Kailee Johnson F 6-3 So. Undeclared Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic) 33 Amber Orrange G 5-7 Sr. Science, Technology and Society Houston, Texas (Westbury Christian) 34 Tess Picknell F/C 6-5 Jr. Film and Media Studies Medford, Ore. (South Medford) 41 Bonnie Samuelson F 6-3 Sr. Human Biology Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison) 44 Karlie Samuelson G 6-0 So. Undeclared Huntington Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei) TEMPIE Brown (TEMP-ee) KAILEE Johnson (KY-lee) KAYLEE Johnson (K-lee) Amber ORRANGE (orr-ahnj) BRIANA ROBERSON (Bre-ANN-ah RO-bur-son) LILI Thompson (LEE-lee) Tara VANDERVEER (TAR-uh van-der-veer)

3 STANFORD S RECORD WHEN Category H R N O Scoring First Opponent Scores First Lead at Half Trail at Half Tied at Half Overtime vs. Top Decided by 1-5 Points Decided by 5-9 Points Decided by 10+ Points Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. Scoring Opp. 49 or Fewer %-plus FG Pct % FG Pct %-minus FG Pct Opp. 50%-plus FG Pct Opp % FG Pct Opp. 39.9%-minus Better FG% than Opp FG% is Equal Opp. Better FG% %-plus FT Pct % FT Pct %-minus FT Pct Better FT% than Opp FT% is Equal Opp. Better FT% Outrebounding Opp Rebounds are Equal Outrebounded by Opp Fewer TO than Opp Turnovers are Equal More TO than Opp in Double-Figures in Double-Figures in Double-Figures in Double-Figures in Double-Figures Bench Scores More Bench Scoring Equal Opp. Bench Scrs. More Wearing Black Wearing White Wearing Cardinal OLD DOG S GOTTA LEARN NEW TRICKS : With a dynamic backcourt and no player over 6-feet that started more than five games a season ago, Tara VanDerveer and her staff have adapted to their personnel and now feature a more guard-oriented attack with an emphasis on pace. The updated offense is in stark contrast to the triangle that VanDerveer has become known for on The Farm and implemented prior to the season. She first gained experience with the tried and true triangle during her time with the 1996 Olympic Team and was tutored in the strategy in part by Jim Cleamons, a New York Knicks assistant coach who teamed with Knicks President Phil Jackson to win nine NBA titles as an assistant with the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers. This summer, VanDerveer and her staff spent time with Milwaukee Bucks assistant Joe Prunty and former Lakers coach Mike D Antoni, among others, to learn the intricacies of a more guard-oriented, fast-paced, pick-and-roll offense. VanDerveer at Pac-12 Media Day in late October: We really approached it intellectually, figuring, This is the problem we have, this is not going to work for this group, let s figure out something new. IT S ALL ABOUT THAT PACE: With significant question marks heading into the season, Stanford s up-tempo attack has been a revelation through two games. Stanford totaled 76 possessions, had an average possession time of 14 seconds and averaged points every time it touched the ball in the season opener against Boston College. In the win over Connecticut, those numbers read: 86 possessions, 17 seconds and points per possession. Through two games, the Cardinal is averaging 92.0 points per outing. The team s 184 points in its first two games are the program s most since it scored 186 at the start of the NCAA Championship season of That year Stanford opened with a victory over Michigan State and followed it up with a triumph against Ohio University. Both games were part of the Communiplex Hall of Fame Classic in Cincinnati, Ohio. Something to keep an eye on this year is the team s scoring average. The last season Stanford put up more than 80 points per game was (80.3), which was also the last season of Cardinal basketball before VanDerveer implemented the triangle offense. APPROACHING MARKS: Despite losing a number of key contributors, Stanford s Amber Orrange and Bonnie Samuelson are on their way toward putting their names among Cardinal all-time greats in various statistical categories. With 435 career assists, Orrange sits just behind a number of Stanford legends and is aiming to become the seventh Cardinal to reach the 500-assist plateau, joining Sonja Henning (757), Jennifer Azzi (751), Milena Flores (644), Jamila Wideman (585), Nicole Powell (577) and Jeanette Pohlen (560). She s also on track to crack Stanford s career top 10 lists for both games and minutes played. Orrange is 10th in the nation among active players in assists. The senior captain also has 977 points in 112 career games and its just 23 away from becoming Stanford s 35th 1,000-point scorer. Bonnie Samuelson has drained pointers in her three years on The Farm. She s never made less than 44 in a season and reaching that number again this year will make her the seventh Stanford player to hit 200 from behind the arc, joining Candice Wiggins (295), Jeanette Pohlen (268), Vanessa Nygaard (210), Kelley Suminiski (208), Sebnem Kimyacioglu (205) and Nicole Powell (201). #NEXTGENERATIONSTANFORD: This group of Stanford student-athletes has embraced the challenge of continuing the Cardinal s storied tradition of women s basketball excellence. A couple eye-popping numbers for Stanford s young guns in the early going. Sophomore guard Lili Thompson, averaging 25.0 points per game, has scored 26 and 24 in Stanford s first two. She is the first Cardinal guard to put up 20+ in back-to-back games since Candice Wiggins scored 41 and 25 against Maryland (March 31) and Connecticut (April 6) in the 2008 Elite Eight and Final Four. In just her second collegiate outing, Kaylee Johnson pulled down a game-high 13 rebounds. That total is the most for a Stanford freshman in a single game since Chiney Ogwumike grabbed 15 in the NCAA Tournament against Gonzaga on March 28, WHAT THEY RE REPLACING: Stanford lost three starters that combined for 35.5 points and 22.9 rebounds per game a season ago, averages which accounted for 43.7 percent of Stanford s scoring and 53.8 percent of its rebounding in This season is the first in a decade that Stanford will not have a returning Associated Press All-American (first, second or honorable mention) on its roster, a run that began with Candice Wiggins in That team also did not welcome back an AP All-American following Nicole Powell s graduation at the conclusion of the season. That squad went 32-3, 17-1 in the Pac-10, and advanced to the Elite Eight. Until this year, the Cardinal had also returned a WBCA All-American in every season since beginning that stretch with Jayne Appel in [Appel was an AP All-American Honorable Mention in 2007-

4 VANDERVEER S HEAD COACHING CAREER Year School Overall Post Idaho Idaho 25-6 AIAW Championships Ohio State Ohio State 20-7 NCAA First Round Ohio State Ohio State 22-7 NCAA First Round Ohio State 28-3 NCAA Elite Stanford Stanford Stanford 27-5 NCAA Sweet Stanford 28-3 NCAA Elite Stanford 32-1 NCAA Champions Stanford 26-6 NCAA Final Four Stanford 30-3 NCAA Champions Stanford 26-6 NCAA Sweet Stanford 25-6 NCAA Elite Stanford 30-3 NCAA Final Four Stanford --- USA Head Coach Stanford 34-2 NCAA Final Four Stanford 21-6 NCAA First Round Stanford NCAA First Round Stanford 21-9 NCAA Second Round Stanford NCAA Second Round Stanford 32-3 NCAA Sweet Stanford 27-5 NCAA Second Round Stanford 27-7 NCAA Elite Stanford 32-3 NCAA Elite Stanford 26-8 NCAA Elite Stanford 29-5 NCAA Second Round Stanford 35-4 NCAA Runner-Up Stanford 33-5 NCAA Final Four Stanford 36-2 NCAA Runner-Up Stanford 33-3 NCAA Final Four Stanford 35-2 NCAA Final Four Stanford 33-3 NCAA Sweet Stanford 33-4 NCAA Final Four Stanford seasons COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Became the fifth Division I women s basketball coach to win 900 games when the Cardinal defeated Florida Gulf Coast, 83-59, in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on Nov. 27, Possesses the third-highest career winning percentage among Division I women s basketball coaches, and has won two NCAA Championships and 25 conference titles (22 Pac-12, three B1G). HONORS AND AWARDS Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame ( 11) Women s Basketball Hall of Fame ( 02) Two NCAA Championships (1990, 1992) Head of the 1996 United States Olympic Team Gold Medal 60-0 record with USA Olympic Team in record (.917) as USA Basketball Head Coach 11 NCAA Final Fours 22 Pac-12 Titles Four-time National Coach of the Year 14-time Pac-12/Pac-10 Coach of the Year Two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year 08, bridging the gap after Candice Wiggins graduation in 2008.] Consensus All-American and No. 1 WNBA draft pick Chiney Ogwumike, the Pac-12 s all-time leading scorer and rebounder, averaged 26.1 points and 12.1 rebounds per game. The season will be the first since , the year before Nnemkadi began as a freshman on The Farm, that Stanford will not have an Ogwumike on its roster. Mikaela Ruef made 36 starts and averaged career bests of 7.1 points, 9.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game en route to All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention accolades, her first conference postseason nod. Sara James started 22 of her 33 games, scoring 2.3 points and grabbing 1.5 rebounds per outing. Entering this season, Stanford s roster had a combined 90 starts last year and accounted for 64 percent of Stanford 7,400 minutes in Orrange (31.9), Thompson (25.0), Bonnie Samuelson (15.3), Taylor Greenfield (16.6), Karlie Samuelson (15.5) and Erica McCall (10.5) are those returners that averaged more than 10 minutes per game in EFFICIENCY IS KEY: Stanford hasn t missed a lot of looks and has been extremely efficient from the floor. Stanford leads the Pac-12 in field goal percentage (.568), hitting on 67-of-118 attempts from the field. The Cardinal shot 64.9 percent from the floor (37-of-57) in the season opener against Boston College, the fifth-best mark in program history. Stanford hadn t shot that well since hitting at a 64.8 percent clip against Arizona State on Jan. 8, The last time the Cardinal was better was when it made a school record 67.3 percent of its attempts in a win over Oregon State on Feb. 20, Every starter has made at least half of their attempts, and the volume shooters, Lili Thompson (26 attempts) and Amber Orrange (21 attempts), have made 65.4 and 57.1 percent, respectively. STARTING LINEUP: Freshman Kaylee Johnson started the season opener last Friday, becoming the 11th true freshman to start a season opener for Stanford since Susan King, Nicole Powell*^ Sebnem Kimyacioglu Kristen Newlin* Candice Wiggins*^ Jillian Harmon* Kayla Pedersen*^ Chiney Ogwumike*^ Taylor Greenfield Kailee Johnson Kaylee Johnson ^ = Named Pac-10/12 Freshman of the Year * = Named to Pac-10/12 All-Freshman Team + = Named Pac-10/12 All-Freshman Honorable Mention CLASS OF THE COUNTRY: One of the nation s elite programs, Stanford has consistently been a model for sustained excellence, especially recently. Over the past seven-plus seasons, the Cardinal has accumulated a record of (.913) and been one of just two programs to reach the Final Four at least six times. Stanford is also one of just four teams to reach the national title game twice since In an even shorter window, Stanford is second in the country in both wins (172) and winning percent- Win #1 Dec. 1, 1978 Idaho vs. Northern Montana, Win # (date N/A) Ohio State vs. Michigan, Win #200 Feb. 12, 1988 Stanford vs. Washington, Win #300 Dec. 20, 1991 Stanford vs. Southern Illinois, Win #400 March 16, 1995 Stanford vs. UC Irvine (NCAA), Win #500 Nov. 26, 2000 Stanford vs. Pacific, Win #600 March 20, 2004 Stanford vs. Missouri, Win #700 Dec. 28, 2007 Stanford vs. Washington State, Win #800 Dec. 22, 2010 Stanford at San Francisco, Win #900 Nov. 27, 2013 Stanford vs. Florida Gulf Coast, (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico) VANDERVEER S CAREER MILESTONES Win #1 at Stanford Nov. 22, 1985 vs. Hawaii, Win #100 at Stanford Jan. 27, 1990 vs. Arizona State, Win #200 at Stanford Dec. 18, 1993 vs. SW Missouri St., Win #300 at Stanford Feb. 14, 1998 vs. USC, Win #400 at Stanford Nov. 30, 2002 vs. Kansas State, Win #500 at Stanford Feb. 11, 2006 at California, Win #600 at Stanford March 14, 2009 vs. UCLA, (at Los Angeles, Calif.) Win #700 at Stanford Feb. 25, 2012 vs. Utah, 69-42

5 IN THE POLLS ASSOCIATED PRESS PRESEASON TOP 25 (Released November 17) School Record Points 1 Connecticut (35) South Carolina Notre Dame Tennessee Texas A&M Stanford Duke Baylor Maryland Texas North Carolina Louisville Kentucky California Michigan State Nebraska West Virginia T18 DePaul T18 Iowa Oregon State Oklahoma State Rutgers Syracuse T24 Georgia T24 Purdue T24 Gonzaga OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Oklahoma 24, James Madison 15, NC State 14, Minnesota 12, South Florida 12, Arkansas 11, Florida State 11, Mississippi State 11, Vanderbilt 10, Washington State 10, St. John s 8, UCLA 8, Albany 5, Green Bay 5, Oregon 4, Western Kentucky 4, Arizona State 4, Arkansas-Little Rock 2, Kansas 1, Georgia Tech 1, Iowa State 1, Northwestern 1. age (.924) during the past five years. Connecticut is tops in both categories, winning 184 against 12 losses (.939). The Cardinal s 12 total Final Four appearances are third all-time among all schools in trips to women s basketball s marquee event. Additionally, Stanford s NCAA Tournament appearance in was its 28th, moving the Cardinal into third place past Louisiana Tech (27). WHAT S IN A NAME?: With the addition of freshman Kaylee Johnson to the roster, distinguishing between this year s Cardinal could prove difficult. 6-foot-3 freshman Kaylee (pronounced K-lee) Johnson, from Wyoming, is not the same person as 6-foot-3 sophomore Kailee (pronounced KY-lee) Johnson, from Oregon. The former has been dubbed Kayl by her teammates, while the elder Johnson (no relation) goes by KJ. The Johnsons are not to be confused with sophomore guard Lili Thompson, who thankfully plays a different position than her two frontcourt teammates with rhyming last names. There s not only Kaylee and Kailee, but also Karlie, as in Samuelson, a 6-foot sophomore guard from Huntington Beach, Calif. whose elder sister, Bonnie, is the team s third-leading returning scorer. Sophomore forward Erica McCall goes by Bird, to distinguish from senior forward Erica Payne, and was given the nickname by departed senior Mikaela Ruef. There are also a pair of Taylor s, in senior Greenfield and freshman Rooks. The name game also crosses over to the staff, the team s ports performance coach Brittany Keil shares the same first name as freshman Brittany McPhee. VanDerveer on the confusion: I mix them up all the time. PAC-12 DOMINANCE: Since the advent of Pac-12 women s basketball in , Stanford has been far and away the class of the conference in terms of victories and end-of-season awards and honors. The Cardinal has won outright or shared the regular-season title 23 times out of a possible 28, while the next team on the list, Washington, has won the conference title just three times. Stanford has also dominated the Pac-12 Tournament, capturing 10 of the 12 tournament titles. From Jan. 22, 2009 to Jan. 8, 2013 Stanford won a record 81 straight games against its Pac-12 foes (including Pac-10 and Pac-12 Tournament contests). Through the end of the regular season, the team s (.848) overall mark since and (.881) mark in Pac-12 regular-season play are both by far the top marks in the conference. STANFORD BY THE NUMBERS USA TODAY COACHES POLL PRESEASON TOP 25 (Released November 18) School Record Points 1 Stanford (14) Notre Dame (6) South Carolina (8) Connecticut (4) Tennessee Texas A&M Duke Maryland Kentucky Louisville North Carolina Baylor Texas California Nebraska West Virginia Michigan State Iowa Oklahoma State DePaul Oregon State Syracuse James Madison Rutgers South Florida OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Georgia 41, Gonzaga 38, Purdue 24, Vanderbilt 24, Florida State 16, St. John s (N.Y.) 15, Oklahoma 11, Washington State 9, Western Kentucky 8, NC State 8, Dayton 6, Albany 5, Penn State 5, Arizona State 5, Virginia 3, Mississippi State 3, BYU 3, Richmond 2, UALR 2, Oregon 2, Seton Hall 1, Cal State Northridge 1, Ohio State 1. DOUBLE-DOUBLES CAREER Amber Orrange 0 2 DOUBLE-FIGURE POINTS CAREER Amber Orrange 2 53 Bonnie Samuelson 1 24 Lili Thompson 2 19 Taylor Greenfield 1 14 Karlie Samuelson 0 6 Kailee Johnson 0 2 Erica McCall 1 2 Jasmine Camp 0 1 Erica Payne PLUS POINTS GAMES CAREER Amber Orrange 0 3 Lili Thompson 2 2 Bonnie Samuelson 0 1 DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDS CAREER Kaylee Johnson 1 1 DOUBLE-FIGURE ASSISTS CAREER Amber Orrange 0 3 LED TEAM IN SCORING (+TIES) CAREER Amber Orrange 0 4 Lili Thompson 2 2 Bonnie Samuelson 0 1 LED IN REBOUNDING (+TIES) CAREER Amber Orrange 1 4 Kailee Johnson 0 1 Kaylee Johnson 1 1 Erica McCall 0 1 LED IN ASSISTS (+TIES) CAREER Amber Orrange 2 52 Lili Thompson 0 6 Taylor Greenfield 0 5 Jasmine Camp 0 4 Karlie Samuelson 0 1 STANFORD SUPERLATIVES Points...26, L. Thompson vs. BC Field Goals Made...9, L. Thompson vs. BC Field Goal Att... 16, A. Orrange vs. UConn 3-Point FG Made...3, L. Thompson vs. BC 3-Point FG Att...5, B. Samuelson vs. UConn Free Throws Made...7, L. Thompson vs. UConn Free Throw Att...12, L. Thompson vs. UConn Rebounds... 13, Kaylee Johnson vs. UConn Assists...6, A. Orrange vs. BC Steals...3, A. Orrange vs. BC 3, L. Thompson vs. BC Blocked Shots...3, Kailee Johnson vs. BC Minutes... 42, A. Orrange vs. UConn

6 THE LAST TIME STANFORD... BEAT A NO. 1 TEAM: 11/17/14 vs. No. 1 Connecticut (88-86 [OT]) BEAT A TOP 25 TEAM: 11/17/14 vs. No. 1 Connecticut (88-86 [OT]) BEAT A TOP 15 TEAM: 11/17/14 vs. No. 1 Connecticut (88-86 [OT]) BEAT A TOP 5 TEAM: 11/17/14 vs. No. 1 Connecticut (88-86 [OT]) BEAT A TOP 25 TEAM ON THE ROAD: 2/2/14 at No. 21 California (79-64) SCORED 100+ POINTS: 3/11/2011 vs. Arizona (100) ALLOWED 100+ POINTS: 12/27/2000 at Oklahoma (102) SCORED FEWER THAN 50 POINTS: 12/29/2012 vs. Connecticut (35) ALLOWED FEWER THAN 50 POINTS: 3/24/2014 vs. Florida State (44) SCORED FEWER THAN 40 POINTS: 12/29/2012 vs. Connecticut (35) ALLOWED FEWER THAN 40 POINTS: 2/14/2014 vs. Arizona State (35) SHOT 60+ PERCENT: 11/14/14 vs. Boston College (.649) OPPONENT SHOT 59+ PERCENT: 12/16/10 at DePaul (.596) SHOT LESS THAN 30 PERCENT: 12/29/12 vs. Connecticut (.193) OPPONENT SHOT LESS THAN 30 PERCENT: 2/14/14 vs. Arizona State (.242) FIVE CARDINAL IN DOUBLE-FIGURES: 4/1/2014 vs. North Carolina (C. Ogwumike 20, M. Ruef 17, A. Orrange 14 B. Samuelson 13, L. Thompson 10) TWO PLAYERS WITH 20+ POINTS: 3/1/2014 vs. Washington State, (Chiney Ogwumike 37 and Amber Orrange 20) PLAYER SCORED 40+ POINTS: 12/20/2011, Nnemkadi Ogwumike vs. Tenn. (42) PLAYER SCORED 30+ POINTS: 3/8/2014, Chiney Ogwumike vs. USC (30) PLAYER MADE 5+ 3-POINTERS: 3/22/14, Bonnie Samuelson vs. South Dakota (6) PLAYER HAD 10+ ASSISTS: 11/9/2013, Amber Orrange at Boston College (10) PLAYER HAD 15+ REBOUNDS: 3/30/2014, Chiney Ogwumike vs. Penn State (15) PLAYER HAD 5+ BLOCKED SHOTS: 2/23/2014, Chiney Ogwumike at UCLA (5) PLAYER HAD 5+ STEALS: 2/14/2014, Amber Orrange at Arizona State (5) PLAYER HAD A DOUBLE-DOUBLE: 4/6/14, Chiney Ogwumike vs. UConn (15 pts, 10 reb) TWO PLAYERS HAD A DOUBLE-DOUBLE: 3/30/14, Chiney Ogwumike (29 pts, 15 reb) and Mikaela Ruef (11 pts, 13 reb) vs. Penn St. PLAYER HAD A TRIPLE-DOUBLE: 3/18/02, Nicole Powell vs. Tulane (16 pts, 10 reb, 10 ast) Following the announcement of the 2014 Pac-12 honors, a Stanford player has won or shared the conference s Player of the Year award 18 of 28 times since , won the Freshman of the Year award eight times, Defender of the Year award four times and head coach Tara VanDerveer has been honored as the conference s Coach of the Year on 14 occasions, with current associate head coach Amy Tucker and Marianne Stanley sharing the honor in while VanDerveer was on sabbatical coaching the U.S. Olympic Team. Stanford players have captured a conference-best 94 Pac-10/Pac-12 Player of the Week honors through the season. Finally, the Cardinal leads the conference with 63 All-Pac-10/All-Pac-12 first-team selections. STANFORD HIGHS/LOWS Most Points vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Fewest Points...88 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 1st Half Points vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Fewest 1st Half Points...38 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 2nd Half Points vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Fewest 2nd Half Points...39 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Best FG Pct % (37-57) vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Worst FG Pct % (30-61) vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 3-Pt. FGs Made...7 vs. Boston College (11/14/14) and Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 3-Pt. FGs Attempted...14 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Best 3-Pt. FG Pct. (min. five attempts) % (7-13) vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Worst 3-Pt. FG Pct % (7-14) vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Free Throws Made...21 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Free Throws Attempted...32 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Best Free Throw Pct. (min. five attempts) % (15-22) vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Worst Free Throw Pct % (21-32) vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Rebounds...41 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest Rebounds vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Best Rebound Margin vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Worst Rebound Margin...+4 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Assists vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Fewest Assists...8 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Turnovers...15 vs. Boston College (11/14/14) and Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest Turnovers...15 vs. Boston College (11/14/14) and Connecticut (11/17/14) Best Turnover Margin vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Worst Turnover Margin...-2 vs. Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Blocked Shots... 6 vs. Boston College (11/14/14) Most Steals vs. Boston College (11/14/14) OPPONENT HIGHS/LOWS Most Points by Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest Points...63 by Boston College (11/14/14) Most 1st Half Pts by Boston College (11/14/14) and Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest 1st Half Pts by Boston College (11/14/14) and Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 2nd Half Pts by Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest 2nd Half Pts...23 by Boston College (11/14/14) Best FG Pct % (28-69) by Connecticut (11/17/14) Worst FG Pct % (25-63) by Boston College (11/14/14) Most 3-Pt. FGs Made by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most 3-Pt. FGs Attempted by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most FTs Made by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most FTs Attempted by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Rebounds by Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest Rebounds...27 by Boston College (11/14/14) Most Assists by Connecticut (11/17/14) Fewest Assists...13 by Boston College (11/14/14) Most Turnovers...17 by Boston College (11/14/14) Fewest Turnovers by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Blocked Shots... 5 by Connecticut (11/17/14) Most Steals... 6 by Connecticut (11/17/14)

7 Results RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/14/14 5:30 p.m. BOSTON COLLEGE W ,278 (26) Thompson, Lili (9) Orrange, Amber 11/17/14 6:00 p.m. CONNECTICUT Wot ,367 (24) Thompson, Lili (13) Johnson, Kaylee ATTENDANCE GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 2 8,645 4,322 AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL 2 8,645 4,322

8 Team Game-by-Game ---TOTAL PTRS REBOUNDS---- Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Boston College 11/ W Stanford Connecticut 11/ Wot Stanford

9 Stanford Women's Basketball Stanford Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 17, 2014) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 Thompson, Lili Orrange, Amber McCall, Erica Samuelson, Bonnie Samuelson, Karlie Greenfield, Taylor Roberson, Briana Johnson, Kaylee Johnson, Kailee McPhee, Brittany Rooks, Taylor Green, Alex Picknell, Tess Camp, Jasmine Payne, Erica Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS STAN OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 15 9 Steals per game BLOCKS 9 7 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/14 BOSTON COLLEGE W /17/14 CONNECTICUT Wot * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Stanford Opponents

10 POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS OPPONENT #00 AG #1 LT #4 TG #5 KJ #10 BR #12 BM #23 JC #24 EM #25 EP #31 TR #32 KJ #33 AO #34 TP #41 BS #44 KS Boston Coll Connecticut DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L Boston College 11/ W Orrange Thompson Greenfield Kaylee Johnson McCall Connecticut 11/ Wot Orrange Thompson Greenfield Kaylee Johnson McCall

11 Stanford Women's Basketball Stanford Season/Career Statistics (as of Nov 18, 2014) All games SEASON STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS SUMMARY gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g Thompson, Lili Orrange, Amber McCall, Erica Samuelson, Bonnie Samuelson, Karlie Greenfield, Taylor Roberson, Briana Johnson, Kaylee Johnson, Kailee McPhee, Brittany Rooks, Taylor Green, Alex Picknell, Tess Camp, Jasmine Payne, Erica SCORING fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g Thompson, Lili Orrange, Amber McCall, Erica Samuelson, Bonnie Samuelson, Karlie Greenfield, Taylor Roberson, Briana Johnson, Kaylee Johnson, Kailee McPhee, Brittany Rooks, Taylor Green, Alex Picknell, Tess Camp, Jasmine Payne, Erica TOTALS o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to Thompson, Lili Orrange, Amber McCall, Erica Samuelson, Bonnie Samuelson, Karlie Greenfield, Taylor Roberson, Briana Johnson, Kaylee Johnson, Kailee McPhee, Brittany Rooks, Taylor Green, Alex Picknell, Tess Camp, Jasmine Payne, Erica

12 # 23 JASMINE CAMP Guard RS Junior 5-7 Ellenwood, Ga. (Chamblee) : Played six minutes off the bench in the season opener against Boston College (11/14). Camp s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut DNP Camp s Career & Game Highs 14 at UConn, 11/21/11 Points 0 5 at Fresno State, 12/4/11 Rebounds 0 6 vs. UC Davis, 11/30/11 Assists 0 3 vs. Arizona, 2/8/13 Steals 0 1 vs. UC Davis, 11/30/11 Blocks 0 5 at UConn, 11/21/11 FG Made 0 9 at UConn, 11/21/11 FG Attempted 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 3 at UConn, 11/21/11 3PT Made 0 4, 2x (at Washington, 2/28/13) 3PT Attempted 0 2, 3x (at Fresno State, 12/28/13) FT Made 0 2, 7x (at Fresno State, 12/28/13 4) FT Attempted 0 24, 2x (at Arizona, 11/11/12) Minutes 6 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 #00 ALEX GREEN Guard RS Junior 5-6 Dallas, Texas (Bishop Lynch) : Played six minutes off the bench in the season opener against Boston College (11/14). Green s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut Green s Career & Game Highs 8 vs. FGCU, 11/27/13 Points 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2, 3x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) Rebounds 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 3, 3x (vs. USC, 1/27/14) Assists 0 1, 7x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) Steals 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 0 Blocks 0 3 vs. FGCU, 11/27/13 FG Made 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 4, 2x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) FG Attempted 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 vs. FGCU, 11/27/13 3PT Made 0 2, 6x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) 3PT Attempted 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 vs. Colorado, 3/7/14 FT Made 0 2, 3x (vs. Colorado, 3/7/14) FT Attempted 0 18 vs. SDSU, 11/28/13 Minutes 6 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 #4 TAYLOR GREENFIELD Forward Senior 6-3 Huxley, Iowa (Ballard Community) : Made her 21st career start, and third in a season opener, against Boston College (11/14). Greenfield s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut Greenfield s Career & Game Highs 18, 3x (at Fresno St., 12/28/13) Points 10 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 9 at Washington St., 2/7/14 Rebounds 1, 2x vs. UConn, 11/17/14 5 at Washington St., 2/7/14 Assists 0 3 at Texas, 11/11/11 Steals 0 2 at Xavier, 11/25/11 Blocks 0 7 vs. Oregon St., 2/22/13 FG Made 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 11 at Fresno St., 12/28/13 FG Attempted 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 6 at Gonzaga, 12/2/12 3PT Made 1, 2x vs. UConn, 11/17/14 9 at Fresno St., 12/28/13 3PT Attempted 2 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 3, 3x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) FT Made 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 4, 4x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) FT Attempted 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 37 vs. Tulsa, 3/24/13 Minutes 17 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 #32 KAILEE JOHNSON Forward Sophomore 6-3 Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic) : Posted career highs in steals (2) and blocks (3) and tied a personal best in assists (3) in the season opener against Boston College (11/14). Johnson s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut Johnson s Career & Game Highs 11 vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13 Points 6 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 8 vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13 Rebounds 4, 2x vs. UConn, 11/17/14 3, 2x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) Assists 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Steals 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Blocks 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 4, 2x (vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13) FG Made 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 9 at UConn, 11/11/13 FG Attempted 5 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13 3PT Made 0 3, 2x (vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13) 3PT Attempted 0 3 vs. Purdue, 11/26/13 FT Made 1 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 4, 4x (at Utah, 1/10/14) FT Attempted 3 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 24 at UConn, 11/11/13 Minutes 20 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14

13 #5 KAYLEE JOHNSON Forward Freshman 6-3 Casper, Wyo. (Natrona County) : Grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds in the win over Connecticut (11/17), the first active player on Stanford s roster with a double-digit rebounding game in her career... Became the 11th true freshman to start a season opener for Stanford since when she in the lineup against Boston College (11/14). Johnson s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut Johnson s Career & Game Highs 8 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 Points 8 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 13 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 Rebounds 13 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 0 Assists 0 0 Steals 0 1, 2x (vs. UConn, 11/17/14) Blocks 1, 2x (vs. UConn, 11/17/14) 2 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 FG Made 2 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 4 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 FG Attempted 4 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 0 3PT Made 0 0 3PT Attempted 0 4 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 FT Made 4 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 6 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 FT Attempted 6 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 28 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 Minutes 28 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 #24 ERICA McCALL Forward Sophomore 6-3 Bakersfield, Calif. (Ridgeview) : Made her third career start and posted career highs in points (16), steals (2), field goals made (7) and field goals attempted (11) in the season opener against Boston College (11/14). McCall s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut McCall s Career & Game Highs 16 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Points 16 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 8, 3x (vs. UCLA, 1/24/14) Rebounds 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 at Boston Coll., 11/9/13 Assists 0 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Steals 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 4 vs. Purdue, 11/26/13 Blocks 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 7 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FG Made 7 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 11 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FG Attempted 11 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 0 3PT Made 0 0 3PT Attempted 0 3, 4x (vs. Arizona St., 2/14/14) FT Made 2, 2x (vs. UConn, 11/17/14) 5 vs. Gonzaga, 12/14/13 FT Attempted 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 22 vs. New Mexico, 12/16/13 Minutes 21 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 #12 BRITTANY McPHEE Guard Freshman 6-0 Normandy Park, Wash. (Mount Rainier) : Came off the bench in the second half of the season opener against Boston College (11/14) and drained a 3-pointer for her first career points as a Cardinal. McPhee s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut DNP McPhee s Career & Game Highs 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Points 4 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Rebounds 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Assists 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 0 Steals 0 0 Blocks 0 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FG Made 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FG Attempted 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 3PT Made 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 3PT Attempted 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FT Made 1 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 FT Attempted 2 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 9 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 Minutes 9 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 #33 AMBER ORRANGE Guard Senior 5-7 Houston, Texas (Westbury Christian) : Played a career-high 42 minutes, scoring 13 of her 17 points in the second half and overtime, in the win over Connecticut (11/17)... Made a go-ahead jumper with 1:38 left in overtime and the tying 3-pointer with 1.4 seconds remaining in regulation in the upset against the Huskies... Tied a personal best with a game-high nine rebounds in the season opener against Boston College (11/14) to go along with six assists, three steals and 11 points. Orrange s Game-By-Game Stats 11/14 Boston Coll /17 Connecticut Orrange s Career & Game Highs 22 at UConn, 11/11/13 Points 17 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 9, 3x (vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14) Rebounds 9 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 11 vs. Hampton, 3/17/12 Assists 6 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 5, 5x (vs. Arizona St., 2/14/14) Steals 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 2, 2x (vs. Colorado, 3/9/13) Blocks 0 9 vs. UCLA, 3/10/13 FG Made 8 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 24 vs. Georgia, 3/30/13 FG Attempted 16 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 3, 3x (vs. Arizona, 2/16/14) 3PT Made 1 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 8, 2x (at Washington, 2/9/14) 3PT Attempted 2 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 6, 4x (vs. Washington St., 3/1/14) FT Made 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 8 at Texas, 11/23/13 FT Attempted 3 vs. Boston Coll., 11/14/14 42 vs. UConn, 11/17/14 Minutes 42 vs. UConn, 11/17/14