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Women's Hoops Takes on New Mexico Dec. 29
June 21, 1999 | Women's Basketball
December 27, 1998
#10 Texas Tech (10-1) vs. New Mexico (8-2)
Date: Tuesday, December 29, 1998
Tipoff: 7:00 p.m. CT
Site: Lubbock Municipal Coliseum (8,174)
Series: Tech leads, 6-0
Tech Returns Home to Face New Mexico
The 10th-ranked Lady Raiders return to action after the holiday break
with a home contest against New Mexico Tuesday night. The Lobos are the
fifth Western Athletic Conference team the Lady Raiders have faced so far this
season. Both teams are riding extended winning streaks - Texas Tech has
won its last nine games while New Mexico looks for its fifth straight
victory.
Probable Starting Lineups
Texas Tech Lady Raiders
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG 3 Melinda Schmucker Jr-2L G 5-9 11/11 6.1 2.2 5.7 24 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 11/3 5.9 2.3 2.0 33 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 11/11 12.4 3.6 2.2 25 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 11/11 10.4 7.3 2.3 45 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 11/11 19.5 8.5 2.0
New Mexico Lobos
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG 11 Kristy Loiselle Fr. G 5-10 10/10 5.3 4.6 3.0 23 Sonya Bryant Jr. G 5-11 10/8 12.9 4.6 1.5 44 Nikki Heckroth So. G 5-8 10/10 5.0 3.1 2.1 42 Jennifer Williams So. F 6-0 10/10 14.9 7.1 0.9 33 Katie Kern Sr. C 6-2 10/10 10.5 6.8 1.9
Texas Tech Reserves
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. G/GS PPG RPG APG 10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 11/0 5.0 1.6 1.2 12 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 11/0 4.0 2.5 0.9 15 Aleah Johnson * Jr-TR F 6-1 8/0 8.0 5.6 1.1 23 Julie Lake * Sr-3L G 5-8 8/8 9.4 3.6 1.9 32 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 9/0 0.3 0.4 0.5 34 Tanisha Ellison Fr-HS C 6-1 8/0 0.5 0.8 0.0 52 Alison Cudnoski * Fr-HS C 6-2 * out due to injury
Lady Raider Head Coach Marsha Sharp
One of the most respected and well-known coaches in Texas Tech history,
head coach Marsha Sharp is 386-126 (.754) in her 17th year at the helm
of the Lady Raiders. The 1998 Big 12 Coach of the Year, she has led the
Lady Raiders to eight NCAA Tournament appearances, seven consecutive and five
NCAA Sweet 16 appearances in six years, including the NCAA National
Championship in 1993. While in the SWC, Coach Sharp and the Lady Raiders
never finished below third, they won or shared the last five
championships,
and they captured three Post Season Classic titles. Sharp captured her
350th career victory during the 1997 NCAA Tournament when on March 16
Tech defeated Montana, 47-45, in Palo Alto, Calif.
A 1974 graduate of Wayland Baptist University, Sharp was named National Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1994. She also reaped SWC Coach of the Year honors seven times, five consecutively. Sharp needs 14 victories to eclipse the 400 career-win mark.
1998-99 Big 12 Standings (through 12/27/98)
Big 12 Overall
Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Texas Tech 0-0 .000 10-1 .909
Nebraska 0-0 .000 10-1 .909
Iowa State 0-0 .000 7-1 .875
Kansas 0-0 .000 9-3 .750
Oklahoma State 0-0 .000 6-2 .750
Baylor 0-0 .000 7-3 .700
Colorado 0-0 .000 6-3 .667
Kansas State 0-0 .000 6-3 .667
Missouri 0-0 .000 6-3 .667
Texas 0-0 .000 4-4 .500
Oklahoma 0-0 .000 4-4 .500
Texas A&M 0-0 .000 4-5 .444
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Wrap-Up of the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic
The Lady Raiders captured its second tournament title of the
1998-99 season, winning all three games in Honolulu. After beating
James Madison (71-38) and Loyola Marymount (82-59), Texas Tech defeated host
Hawaii by the score of 67-63 for the tournament crown. Senior post
Angie Braziel was named the tournament MVP, collecting a three-game total of
59 points and 24 rebounds. Junior forward Keith Dickerson was also named
to the All-Tournament team. Dickerson scored a career-high 18 points
against Loyola Marymount and added a career-high 14 rebounds against James
Madison. Against Hawaii, she tallied 13 points and nine boards.
Angie Braziel scored all of her 19 points in the second half. After playing poorly in the first half, the Lady Raiders came back in
the second half to shoot 71 percent. Texas Tech led 16-11 with 9:22
remaining in the first half before Hawaii went on a 11-0 run to take a 28-25
halftime lead. Hawaii shot 50 percent from the field in the first half, compared
with 33 percent for Texas Tech. Braziel dominated the second half,
scoring 10 consecutive points for the Lady Raiders as they took a 45-44 lead
with 11:03 remaining in the game, a lead they would not relinquish.
Rene Hanebutt and Angie Braziel each scored 20 points Tuesday night to lead No. 10 Texas Tech to a 82-59 victory over Loyola Marymount at the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic. Hanebutt scored 17 points in the first half, then sat out most of the second half after the Lady Raiders built a big lead. She was 6-of-12 from the field, including 5-of-7 from three-point range. Keitha Dickerson added 18 points and 11 rebounds for Texas Tech. Loyola Marymount (3-7) came within 13 points with 9:41 remaining in the game before Texas Tech pulled away again.
Angie Braziel poured in a game-high 20 points to lead No. 10 Texas Tech over James Madison 71-38 Monday in the opening day of the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic.
The Lady Raiders (8-1) went up 44-24 on a 19-7 run to begin the second half en route to their seventh straight win. The 6-foot-3 Braziel sparked the first half with 12 points and added four rebounds and three blocked shots in 27minutes of play. Katrisa O'Neal contributed 14 points and Kristi Washington added 12 as Texas Tech shot 63 percent from the floor in the second half after hitting only 41 percent in the opening period. The Lady Raiders led 25-17 lead at halftime, as the teams combined for 27 turnovers - 15 by James Madison (5-5) - in the first half.
About New Mexico
Under the direction of fifth-year head coach Don Flanagan, the
Lobos enter Tuesday's game with an 8-2 record after the holiday break.
The Lobos haven't played since Dec. 19 and ride a four-game winning streak
coming into Lubbock. New Mexico's two losses came at the hands of
Missouri-Kansas City on Nov. 27 and Northwestern State on Nov. 28.
Three Lobo starters average in double figures, led by sophomore forward Jennifer Williams who collects 14.9 points per game while guard Sonya Bryant averages 12.9 points and center Katie Kern adds 10.5 points per game. Williams also tops the squad in rebounds with 7.1 boards per contest.
As a team, New Mexico shoots 43.6% from the floor, but struggles from three-point range, hitting only 29.5% of its shots from behind the arc. New Mexico holds its opponents to a 34.8 shooting percentage. The Lobos score 65.1 points per contest while allowing 55.7 opponent points.
The Series Record...
Texas Tech holds a perfect 6-0 mark against the Lobos. The last
time these two teams met was Dec. 20, 1997, as Tech edged out a 65-62
win
over the Lobos in Albuquerque. Angie Braziel scored 19 points and
grabbed
13 rebounds for the Lady Raiders.
A Look Ahead ...
The Lady Raiders open up the 1999 Big 12 Conference season on
the
road with an afternoon contest against Baylor at Waco. Gametime is set
for
1:00 p.m. and will be televised on FOX Sports Southwest (cable) as part
of
the Big 12 television package.
After the brief stint in Waco, Texas Tech returns home for two home games - Jan. 6 against Oklahoma (7:00 p.m. start) and Jan. 9 against Kansas State (3:00 p.m.). The Kansas State contest will also be televised on FOX Sports Southwest (cable).
Texas Tech Lady Raider Basketball
Texas Tech vs. New Mexico - Dec. 29, 1998
#10 Texas Tech Lady Raiders (10-1)
No. Name Yr-Exp. Pos. Ht. Hometown (HS/Previous School) 3 Melinda Schmucker Jr-2L G 5-9 Nazareth, Texas (Nazareth) 10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 Garland, Texas (Lake Centennial) 12 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 League City, Texas (Clear Creek) 15 Aleah Johnson Jr-TR F 6-1 Carrollton, Texas (S. Plains College/Newman Smith) 23 Julie Lake Sr-3L G 5-9 Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) 24 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 Plainview, Texas (Plainview) 25 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 Elk City, Okla. (Elk City) 32 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 Ozona, Texas (Ozona) 33 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 Bowie, Texas (Bowie) 34 Tanisha Ellison Fr-HS C 6-1 Alief, Texas (Elsik) 45 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 Odessa, Texas (S. Plains College/Permian) 52 Alison Cudnoski Fr-HS C 6-2 Lubbock, Texas (Monterey)Head Coach: Marsha Sharp, 17th season Assistant Coaches: Linden Weese, Roger Reding, and Lance White Student Assist: Trish Gleason, Shelly Stone, Melissa Maines, Elesha Walker Athletic Trainer: LesLee Taylor Student Athletic Trainer: Whitney Wolff
New Mexico Lobos (8-2)
No. Name Yr Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 10 Aimee Michelson Fr. G 6-0 Sugarland, Texas/Stephen F. Austin H.S. 11 Kristy Loiselle Fr. G 5-10 Appleton, Wisc./Kimberly 12 Molly McKinnon Fr. G 5-8 Olympia, Wash./Capital 20 Dee Vaske Sr. F 5-11 Plano, Texas/Plano 21 Miranda Sanchez So. F 6-1 Albuquerque, N.M./Sandia 22 Jodi Cory Sr. G 5-8 Spokane, Wash./Mead 23 Sonya Bryant Jr. G 5-11 Westminster, Calif./Marina 30 Erica Learson Sr. C 6-2 Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva 32 Aiyana Nash Jr. G 5-6 La Habra, Calif./Sonora 33 Katie Kern Sr. C 6-3 Albuquerque, N.M./Eldorado 34 Whitney Reierson Jr. F 6-1 Georgetown, Texas/Georgetown 42 Jennifer Williams So. F 6-0 Spokane, Wash./Gonzaga Prep 43 Susan Bocock Fr. C 6-3 New Plymouth, New Zealand/Mountain View H.S. (Ariz.) 44 Nikki Heckroth So. G 5-8 Albuquerque, N.M./SandiaHead Coach: Don Flanagan, fifth season Assistant Coaches: Hazel Tull-Leach, Ed Wyant, Shannon Brown
Texas Tech Tidbits...
Senior post Angie Braziel collected her second MVP tournament honor at the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic. She also earned the MVP title at the Gene Hackerman Rice Invitational earlier in December.
Junior forward Keitha Dickerson collected a career-high 18 points against Loyola Marymount and a career-high 14 rebounds against James Madison. She also recorded her first double-double of the season and the second of her career vs. the Lions. Dickerson earned an All-Tournament team spot for her efforts at the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic.
The Lady Raiders have won nine consecutive games and have won 22 of its last 24 games, dating back to Feb. 4, 1998.
Sophomore guard Katrisa ONeal made her first collegiate start against James Madison due to the injury of senior guard Julie Lake.
Head coach Marsha Sharp needs 14 victories to eclipse the 400-career win mark. During her previous 16 years as head coach at Tech, Sharp has averaged 23.5 wins per season.
Junior guard Melinda Schmucker tallied a season-high 13 assists against James Madison.
The Lady Raiders are struggling from the charity stripe, posting a season-low 29.6 free throw percentage (8-of-27) against Loyola Marymount. Over the last three games, Tech was 20-of-50 (40%) from the free throw line.
Texas Tech is 4-0 this season against WAC opponents, defeating SMU, TCU, Rice, and Hawaii.
Senior guard Rene Hanebutt currently holds the 11th spot on Techs all-time career scoring list with 1,136 points. The Bowie, Texas, native tied a school record against Loyola Marymount, hitting six three-point field goals vs. the Lions.
USA Today/ESPN Poll (12/21/98)
1. Connecticut 8-0
2. Tennessee 8-1
3. Purdue 7-1
4. Georgia 10-0
5. Louisiana Tech 8-2
6. North Carolina 13-1
7. Notre Dame 7-2
8. UCLA 7-2
9. Colorado State 12-0
10. TEXAS TECH 10-1
11. Clemson 10-0
12. Alabama 8-3
13. Rutgers 8-2
14. Old Dominion 6-2
15. Penn State 7-1
16. Nebraska 10-1
17. Iowa State 7-1
18. Florida 9-3
19. Virginia Tech 8-0
20. Duke 8-4
21. Kansas 9-3
22. George Washington 8-2
23. Virginia 5-2
24. SW Missouri St. 7-2
25. Memphis 8-1
Receiving Votes: UC-Santa Barbara 43, Colroado 35,
Florida International 29, Illinois 27, Santa Clara 25,
Oklahoma State 23, Marquette 17, St. Marys (CA) 14,
Arizona 14, Arkansas 13, Washington State 13,
Boston College 8, Miami (FLA) 8, Hawaii 7, LSU 7,
Michigan 7, Stephen F. Austin 7, Ohio State 6,
Baylor 5, Mississippi State 5, Oregon 5, Xavier 4,
New Mexico 3, Arkansas State 2, Oklahoma 2, TCU 2,
Stanford 2, Utah 2, vanderbilt 2, Western Kentucky 2,
North Carolina State 1, Northwestern State 1, Toledo 1,
Western Michigan 1, Wisconsin 1.
A Tale of the Tape Between Texas Tech and New Mexico
TTech Category N. Mexico .470 Field Goal Percentage .436 .375 Opponent Field Goal % .348 .403 Three-Point Field Goal % .295 .631 Free Throw Percentage .665 39.5 Rebound Average 39.5 +3.9 Rebound Margin +5.2 76.5 Points Per Game 65.1 59.8 Points Allowed Per Game 55.7 +16.7 Point Differential +9.7 16.0 Turnovers Per Game 16.6 -4.5 Turnover Differential +0.5 10.5 Steals Per Game 7.1 3.4 Blocks Per Game 2.1 17.3 Fouls Per Game 16.9During the 1998-99 season, Texas Tech is ...
9-1 When winning the opening tip
6-1 When scoring the first points of the game
7-0 When outrebounding its opponents
3-1 When outrebounded by its opponents
When rebounding is tied
9-0 When leading at halftime
When score is tied at halftime
1-1 When trailing at halftime
6-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the first half
4-0 When scoring less than 40 points in the first half
7-0 When scoring 40 or more points in the second half
3-1 When scoring less than 40 points in the second half
9-0 When shooting percentage is higher than opponents
1-1 When shooting percentage is lower than opponents
3-0 When shooting 50% or better for the game
7-1 When shooting under 50% for the game
7-1 When forcing 20 or more turnovers
2-1 When turning it over 20 or more times
8-0 When turning it over less than 20 times
1-0 When scoring 90 or more points
3-0 When scoring 80-89 points
5-0 When scoring 70-79 points
1-1 When scoring less than 70 points
When allowing 90 or more points
0-1 When allowing 80-89 points
1-0 When allowing 70-79 points
9-0 When allowing less than 70 points
Overtime games
3-0 Play at home
4-1 Play on the road
3-0 Play at a neutral site
4-0 Wear white uniforms
Wear red uniforms
6-1 Wear black uniforms
2-0 Plays on television
10-1 Plays a non-conference game
8-1 Wins the game before
1-0 Loses the game before
4-0 Against WAC opponents
3-1 Games in November
7-0 Games in December
Games in January
Games in February
Games in March
3-1 Day games
7-0 Night games
2-0 Sunday games
2-0 Monday games
1-0 Tuesday games
3-0 Wednesday games
Thursday games
1-0 Friday games
1-1 Saturday games
Texas Tech and the Big 12 Stats (through 12/21/98)
As a team, Texas Tech ranks overall ranking
scoring offense 5th
scoring defense 5th
scoring margin 4th
field goal percentage 7th
field goal percentage defense 8th
free throw percentage 5th
three-point field goal % 1st
three-point field goals made 4th
three-point field goal defense 7th
rebounding offense 6th
rebounding defense 3rd
rebounding margin 4th
blocked shots 5th
assists 6th
steals 3rd
turnover margin 3rd
assist/turnover ratio 2nd
offensive rebounds 3rd
defensive rebounds 9th
Notable individual stat leaders overall ranking
scoring Angie Braziel, 5th
Rene Hanebutt, 22nd
rebounds Angie Braziel, 3rd
Keitha Dickerson, 20th
field goal % Angie Braziel, 6th
assists Melinda Schmucker,10th
steals Katrisa ONeal, 9th
blocked shots Angie Braziel, T1st
three-point field goal % Rene Hanebutt, 4th
three-point field goals per game Rene Hanebutt, 4th
free throw percentage Aleah Johnson, 14th
offensive rebounds Keitha Dickerson, 6th
defensive rebounds Angie Braziel, 3rd
assist/turnover ratio Melinda Schmucker, T3rd
Texas Techs Production By Class
Pts. Pct. Reb. Pct. Min./Avg.
Sr (4) 508 60 190 48 1008/23.0
Jr (3) 245 29 149 38 791/24.0
So (2) 120 14 29 11 357/16.2
Fr (3) 7 0 10 3 44/1.3
Lady Raider Highs
Texas Tech
Points 34 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) FG Made 15 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) FG Attempts 24 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) 3FG Made 6 Rene Hanebutt vs. L. Marymount (12/22/98) 3FG Attempts 9 Rene Hanebutt at Hawaii (12/23/98) FT Made 7 Angie Braziel at Stanford (11/27/98) FT Attempts 12 Angie Braziel at Rice (12/6/98) Rebounds 15 Angie Braziel at Stanford (11/27/98) Assists 13 Melinda Schmucker vs. L. Marymount (12/22/98) Blocked Shots 4 Angie Braziel vs. UTSA (12/2/98) Steals 5 Katrisa ONeal vs. L. Marymount (12/22/98) Minutes Played 38 Julie Lake/R. Hanebutt at Stanford (11/27/98)Between the Numbers
Largest halftime lead 33 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98 Largest halftime deficit 3 at Hawaii, 12/23/98 Largest game lead 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98 Largest deficit 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98 Largest winning margin 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98 Largest losing margin 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98 Most consecutive pts scored 15 vs. Texas-Arlington, 11/15/98 Most consecutive pts allowed 13 at SMU, 11/23/98 Largest home crowd 7,783 vs. Texas-Arlington, 11/15/98 Largest road crowd 4,328 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98 Largest neutral site crowd 1,973 vs. James Madison, 12/21/98 40-point games 30-point games Braziel (1) 20-point games Braziel (5), Hanebutt (1) 10-rebound games Braziel (3), Dickerson (2) Double-doubles (point/rebounds) Braziel (3), Dickerson (1) Games as leading scorer Braziel (8); Hanebutt (3); Lake (1) Games as leading rebounder Johnson (2); Braziel (8), Dickerson (3) Games as assist leader Schmucker (9); Hanebutt (2) Technical fouls Marsha Sharp (1)Texas Tech Starting Lineups/Records
G Schmucker, G Hanebutt, G Lake, F Dickerson, P Braziel 7-1
G Schmucker, G Hanebutt, G ONeal, F Dickerson, P Braziel 3-0
Lady Raider Career/Season Highs
POINTS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 19 vs. UCLA (11/29/96) 13 vs. Wisconsin (12/5/98) 10 Kristi Washington 12 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 12 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 16 vs. Kansas (1/30/97) 9 vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98) 15 Aleah Johnson 14 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 14 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 23 Julie Lake 28 vs. Rice (3/2/96) 14 vs. SMU (11/23/98) 24 Katrisa ONeal 14 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 14 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 25 Keitha Dickerson 18 vs. Loyola Marymount (12/22/98) 18 vs. Loyola Marymount (12/22/98) 32 Amber Tarr 2 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 2 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 33 Rene Hanebutt 27, twice 20 vs. L. Marymount (12/22/98) 34 Tanisha Ellison 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 45 Angie Braziel 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 52 Alison CudnoskiREBOUNDS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 9 vs. Oklahoma State (1/28/98) 5 vs. Texas-Arlington (11/15/98) 10 Kristi Washington 5 vs. St. Francis (11/28/97) 3 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 10 vs. Texas (2/5/97) 4 vs. Texas-Arlington (11/15/98/SMU (11/23/98) 15 Aleah Johnson 9 vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98) 9, three times 23 Julie Lake 11 vs. Kent (11/24/95) 6 vs. SMU (11/23/98)/TCU (12/9/98) 24 Katrisa ONeal 6 vs. Texas (2/4/98) 5 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 25 Keitha Dickerson 14 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 14 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 32 Amber Tarr 3 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 3 vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 33 Rene Hanebutt 14 vs. SMU (12/29/97) 9 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 34 Tanisha Ellison 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 45 Angie Braziel 15 vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 15 vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 52 Alison CudnoskiASSISTS, BLOCKS, or STEALS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 17 assists vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 13 assists vs. Loyola Marymount (12/22/98) 10 Kristi Washington 4 steals vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 4 assists vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 3 blocks, twice 3 assists vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98) 15 Aleah Johnson 4 assists vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 4 assists vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 23 Julie Lake 9 assists, twice 3 assists three times 24 Katrisa ONeal 7 steals vs. Colorado (1/17/98) 5 steals, twice 25 Keitha Dickerson 5 assists vs. Hawaii (12/23/98) 5 assists vs. Hawaii (12/23/98) 32 Amber Tarr 2 assists vs. James Madison (12/21/98) 2 assists, twice 33 Rene Hanebutt 10 assists vs. Texas (2/5/97) 5 assists vs. Texas-Arlington (11/15/98) 34 Tanisha Ellison 3 blocks vs. Texas-S. Antonio (12/2/98) 3 blocks vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 45 Angie Braziel 5 blocks vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 4 blocks vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) 52 Alison Cudnoski
