Postgame Notes
December 18, 2015 | Women's Basketball
GETTING STARTED
- This was the 5th meeting all-time between Texas Tech & Grambling State. Tech is now 4-1 against the Tigers.
- This was the 1,293rd game in Lady Raider basketball history. Tech is now 867-426.
- The starting lineup was: Japreece Dean (G), Rayven Brooks (G), Ivonne Cook-Taylor (G), Jamie Roe (F), and Leashja Grant (C).
- Tech won the opening tip and is now 4-2 when doing so.
TEXAS TECH'S WIN.....
- Improves the Lady Raiders to 8-2 this season.
- Improves Candi Whitaker to 28-43 at Texas Tech.
- Improves Candi Whitaker to 112-135 in her head coaching career.
- Improves the Lady Raiders to 4-1 all-time vs. Grambling State.
- Improves the Lady Raiders to 867-426 in program history.
- Improves the Lady Raiders to 7-0 at home this season.
- Improves the Lady Raiders to 8-1 when out-rebounding their opponent this season.
-Improves the Lady Raiders to 4-1 in the month of December this season.
-Improves the Lady Raiders to 5-2 when following a win.
-Improves the Lady Raiders to 4-1 in night games.
PILING ON THE POINTS
- The Lady Raiders scored at least 70 points for the ninth time in 10 games this season, and are now 7-2 when doing so.
-Tech is now 8-1 when leading at halftime this season (only at Santa Clara has Tech not led at halftime).
- Leashja Grant put up 18 points for the second-straight game.
- The Lady Raiders got 51 points combined from Dean, Grant and Brooks.
CRASHING THE BOARDS
-The Lady Raiders grabbed 51 rebounds, including 21 of the offensive variety. It was the second 50-rebound performance of the season for Tech.
-The Lady Raiders are now 8-0 when out-rebounding their opponent this season.
-Tech is now 8-1 when recording more than 40 rebounds.
FANTASTIC FROSH
-Japreece Dean led the team in scoring, with 20 points. It was her second 20-point performance this season.
- Dean is now averaging 14.8 points per game in her four starts this season.
- Dean scored at least 10 points for the sixth time this season.
DE-FENSE
- The Lady Raiders tied a school record for fewest points allowed in a quarter, holding Grambling State to just four in the second quarter.
- During Tech's 17-0 second-quarter run (longest run of the season), it held Grambling State scoreless for nine minutes and nine seconds. (9:31 to 0:22).
- Tech held the Tigers to 35.6% from the field (only at Santa Clara has Tech given up more than 40%). Tech improves to 8-1 when having a higher shooting percentage than its opponent.
- Tech, which already ranks near the top nationally in three-point percentage defense, held Grambling State to just 4-19 (21.1%) shooting from long range.
- Tech only allowed 18 points to Grambling State in the first half. It was the first time allowing less than 20 points in a half since the win over Fordham (11/27).
Players Mentioned
1993 National Champions Ring of Honor Announcement
Tuesday, September 16
Jalynn Bristow ESPN Interview
Sunday, August 10
USA vs. China (Finals) Highlights
Friday, July 25
Coach Gerlich Interview at World University Games
Thursday, July 24