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Big Games at Rupp Arena January 28, 1978 In the first game played by the UK women’s basketball team in Rupp Arena, the Wildcats faced conference foe and third-ranked Tennessee. Kentucky battled closely with the Lady Vols and forced overtime by tying the score at 76 after regulation. The two squads were knotted at 84 after the first extra period, but UT escaped Rupp Arena with a 92-90 double-overtime victory. Tennessee forward Cindy Brogdon scored a game-high 29 points to pace the Lady Vols past the Cats, who placed four players in double figures. December 15, 1979 Kentucky reached the century mark for just the fourth time in school history with a 102-52 thrashing of border-rival Indiana. Freshman Valerie Still poured in a game-high 38 points to lead the Cats. January 12, 1980 Kentucky freshman forward Valerie Still tallied 32 points and brought down 26 rebounds as the unranked Wildcats routed No. 7 Rutgers 97-78. Still connected on 13-of-27 shots from the field en route to her fourth 30-plus point performance of her rookie season. Still was one of five Cats in double figures in the game. Center Patty Jo Hedges added 18 points for the Wildcats, who led 48-33 at halftime. Single-Game Attendance Records - Rupp Arena (since 1978) 13,689 Tennessee 1/26/06 10,390 Rutgers 1/12/80 10,192 Louisville 12/28/05 9,120 Alabama 2/26/06 7,128 Arkansas 2/18/07 7,126 Georgia 2/15/07 6,629 Auburn 1/19/06 6,348 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12/17/06 6,223 North Carolina 11/25/03 6,012 Mississippi State 1/25/07 5,785 Wake Forest 12/30/04 5,677 Florida 1/4/95 5,243 Georgia 1/13/05 4,830 Louisville 12/3/03 4,100 Indiana 12/8/81 3,566 Marshall 1/2/03 3,123 Nicholls State 12/21/04 2,984 Ohio State 11/27/84 1,750 Mississippi 1/27/90 1,000 Indiana 12/4/89 January 4, 1995 Senior Stacey Reed scored a team-high 13 points and unranked Kentucky outscored No. 16 Florida 31-21 in the second half as the Wildcats beat the Gators, 63-55. Playing against future WNBA stars Merlakia Jones, DeLisha Milton and Murriel Page, who combined for 39 points in the game, the Wildcats rallied from a 33-32 halftime deficit. It marked Kentucky’s first win over a higher-ranked opponent in nearly two seasons. December 3, 2003 Junior guard/forward Sara Potts hit two three-pointers in overtime and the Wildcats escaped with an 84-80 victory over in-state rival Louisville. Kentucky, which was led by sophomore guard Jenny Pfeiffer’s team-high 18 points, led 39-25 at halftime, but a 16-1 run by the Cardinals early in the second half gave them a 48-42 advantage with 13:55 left in the game. Louisville led by as many as 10 (61-51) with just over six minutes remaining before Pfeiffer hit back-toback three-pointers to spark the UK rally. January 13, 2005 Freshman center Sarah Elliott scored a teamhigh 15 points as one of four Wildcats in double figures as Kentucky knocked off No. 18 Georgia 71-63. It was the first UK win over a ranked opponent in five seasons. Elliott scored nine points in the second half, including six of Kentucky’s final eight points after the Bulldogs used a 12-2 run to close within 63-61 with 3:03 remaining. Coach Mickie DeMoss called the game a “statement win. January 26, 2006 Kentucky became just the fourth unranked team in NCAA women’s basketball history to upset a No. 1 team as the Wildcats downed the top-ranked Tennessee Lady Vols, 66-63, in Rupp Arena in front of a school-record 13,689 fans. The win was the first for UK Hoops over a No. 1 team in their history, ending an 0-15 skid that included seven losses to a top-ranked Lady Vol team. The Wildcats, trailed 63-62 when Lady Vols’ guard Shanna Zolman tripped and freshman UK point guard Carly Ormerod came up with the loose ball. Junior guard Jenny Pfeiffer, who led UK with 16 points, was fouled and connected on two free throws with 14 seconds remaining. After a three-point attempt by the Lady Vols hit the side of the rim, junior guard Nastassia Alcius (pictured below) tracked down the loose ball. She was instantly fouled and converted on both of her free-throw attempts with 2.4 seconds remaining. 162 • 2007-08 Women’s Basketball
In 2003, the recruiting class of now-seniors Chanté Bowman, Sarah Elliott, Samantha Mahoney and red-shirt junior Eleia Roddy was ranked No. 7 in the nation according to the Blue Star Index. Since that class, UK has grabbed four straight top 25 recruiting classes, including two ranked in the top 10.
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Kentucky has one of the top publica
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Matthew Mitchell begins his first y
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On, On, U of K ... The Official Fig
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“We want to go to postseason and
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“I love Memorial Coliseum. It is
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Academic Priority Ohio Casualty Cen
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Wildcats in the Pros The Southeaste
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A total of six Wildcats on the 2007
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This is Lexington, home of the Univ
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Degree Programs at Kentucky Undergr
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Jenny Hansen, BS 1998, Seven-time N
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Lee T. Todd, Jr. became the 11th pr
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Nine letter winners return from las
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Radio/Television Chart Carly Ormero
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Returning Production UK returns nin
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Alabama (3) Florence Karen Killen B
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The 2007-08 UK Hoops team is compos
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# 10 5-9 • Fr. • Guard Lake Osw
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The UK Hoops coaching staff has coa
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The Mitchell Family (left to right)
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Former Tennessee Lady Vol standout
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Wendy Palmer, an 11-year WNBA veter
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Basketball Support Staff Stephanie
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Stephanie Tracey-Simmons, MS, CSCS,
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UK’s SEC Great last season was fo
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Highlights of UK’s 2007-08 schedu
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UK averaged a school-record 5,863 f
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No. 15/16 Kentucky opened the year
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2006-07 Game-by-Game Results Record
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SEC Tournament Games Only Record: 1
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2006-07 Kentucky Superlatives Kentu
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Page 175 and 176: All-Time Kentucky Coaches Sue Feams
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Page 181 and 182: Kentucky’s All-Time Teams 1974-75
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