Friday, October 7
Tulsa, OKla.
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Mustangs Continue Road Swing at Tulsa
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SMU wraps up a three-match road swing with a pair of pivotal matches against Tulsa and Wichita State.
The Mustangs face the Golden Hurricane Friday at 7 p.m. in Tulsa, Okla., before concluding the weekend in Wichita, Kan., against the Shockers.
At 3-1, SMU holds a half-match advantage over Tulsa and Wichita State, with both squads at 2-1 in the American Athletic Conference standings. The lone league loss for all three teams occurred against No. 23 UCF. The Knights and Houston remain undefeated against league foes, tied atop the standings at 4-0.
ALL-TIME SERIES
     • SMU leads the all-time series 31-19, including 14-9 in Tulsa.
     • The Mustangs won the first-ever meeting 3-1, Oct. 26, 1996.
     • SMU earned a 3-1 triumph in the last match, Nov. 26, 2021
     • Each team won on the road last season, just the eighth and ninth time a team failed to win at least two straight matches.
     • SMU is 11-4 in the series since Oct. 15, 2014, the last loss in Tulsa.
     • The five-match road winning streak is the longest in the series.
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LAST TIME OUT
     • SMU opened its conference road slate with a 3-1 triumph at Cincinnati.
     • The Mustangs hit .381, 30-points better than the previous season high.
     • SMU recorded 64 kills, a four-set high and second most in all matches.
     • Jamison Wheeler hit .500 (22-2-40).
     • Marieke van der Mark posted a career-high 17 kills, with five digs.
     • Jadyn Bauss recorded 16 kills, 11 digs, three aces and three blocks.
     • Celia Cullen accounted for the of 53 of the team's 58 assists.
     • Tatum Ticknor tallied 26 digs.
     • London Austin-Roark recorded five kills, five blocks and four digs.
     • Alex Glover totaled three blocks.
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CRACKING THE TOP 50
     • SMU placed 50th in the first RPI rankings of the season.
     • The Mustangs obtained their highest position since ending 2016 in 26th
     • SMU is third amongst AAC teams, trailing UCF (7) and Houston (19).
     • The American is seventh among the 32 DI conferences.
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ACE AT THE LINE
     • Jadyn Bauss tallied three aces at Cincinnati and leads the team with 24.
     • She notched 22 last season, her previous single-season high.
     • Jamison Wheeler trails Bauss by four, netting 20 through 16 matches.
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TICK MARK
     • Tatum Ticknor earned her first AAC Defensive Player of the Week award for the week ending Oct. 2, 2022.
     • She netted 44 digs and seven assists in wins over Memphis and Cincinnati.
     • She is the first Mustang to earn an individual honor this season.   Â
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ABOUT TULSA
     • The Golden Hurricane fell in straight sets against UCF at the Charles Koch Arena Sept. 30, dropping to 9-6 overall, including 2-1 in league play.
     • Due to Hurricane Ian, the match moved to Wichita, Kan.
     • Kayley Cassaday paced Tulsa with 13 kills.
     • Brayden Hipp and Avery Kalsu combined for 25 assists.
     • Marta Pecalli tallied 14 digs.
     • Arianna Mongare and Kayley Cassaday each had one service ace.
     • UCF outhit Tulsa .408 to .159.
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SMU wraps up a three-match road swing with a pair of pivotal matches against Tulsa and Wichita State.
The Mustangs face the Golden Hurricane Friday at 7 p.m. in Tulsa, Okla., before concluding the weekend in Wichita, Kan., against the Shockers.
At 3-1, SMU holds a half-match advantage over Tulsa and Wichita State, with both squads at 2-1 in the American Athletic Conference standings. The lone league loss for all three teams occurred against No. 23 UCF. The Knights and Houston remain undefeated against league foes, tied atop the standings at 4-0.
ALL-TIME SERIES
     • SMU leads the all-time series 31-19, including 14-9 in Tulsa.
     • The Mustangs won the first-ever meeting 3-1, Oct. 26, 1996.
     • SMU earned a 3-1 triumph in the last match, Nov. 26, 2021
     • Each team won on the road last season, just the eighth and ninth time a team failed to win at least two straight matches.
     • SMU is 11-4 in the series since Oct. 15, 2014, the last loss in Tulsa.
     • The five-match road winning streak is the longest in the series.
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LAST TIME OUT
     • SMU opened its conference road slate with a 3-1 triumph at Cincinnati.
     • The Mustangs hit .381, 30-points better than the previous season high.
     • SMU recorded 64 kills, a four-set high and second most in all matches.
     • Jamison Wheeler hit .500 (22-2-40).
     • Marieke van der Mark posted a career-high 17 kills, with five digs.
     • Jadyn Bauss recorded 16 kills, 11 digs, three aces and three blocks.
     • Celia Cullen accounted for the of 53 of the team's 58 assists.
     • Tatum Ticknor tallied 26 digs.
     • London Austin-Roark recorded five kills, five blocks and four digs.
     • Alex Glover totaled three blocks.
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CRACKING THE TOP 50
     • SMU placed 50th in the first RPI rankings of the season.
     • The Mustangs obtained their highest position since ending 2016 in 26th
     • SMU is third amongst AAC teams, trailing UCF (7) and Houston (19).
     • The American is seventh among the 32 DI conferences.
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ACE AT THE LINE
     • Jadyn Bauss tallied three aces at Cincinnati and leads the team with 24.
     • She notched 22 last season, her previous single-season high.
     • Jamison Wheeler trails Bauss by four, netting 20 through 16 matches.
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TICK MARK
     • Tatum Ticknor earned her first AAC Defensive Player of the Week award for the week ending Oct. 2, 2022.
     • She netted 44 digs and seven assists in wins over Memphis and Cincinnati.
     • She is the first Mustang to earn an individual honor this season.   Â
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ABOUT TULSA
     • The Golden Hurricane fell in straight sets against UCF at the Charles Koch Arena Sept. 30, dropping to 9-6 overall, including 2-1 in league play.
     • Due to Hurricane Ian, the match moved to Wichita, Kan.
     • Kayley Cassaday paced Tulsa with 13 kills.
     • Brayden Hipp and Avery Kalsu combined for 25 assists.
     • Marta Pecalli tallied 14 digs.
     • Arianna Mongare and Kayley Cassaday each had one service ace.
     • UCF outhit Tulsa .408 to .159.
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