Mustangs Tame UAPB
Nov 30 | Women's Basketball
Jasmine Smith Surpasses 1,000 Points In Her Career
Final Game Book | Season Stats | Career Stats
DALLAS (SMU) - SMU held Arkansas-Pine Bluff without a field goal for 13 minutes and eight seconds en route to a 74-45 victory at Moody Coliseum Tuesday.
The Mustangs improved to 5-2, extending their winning streak to four, while the Lady Lions dropped to 1-5, falling in three straight.
SMU outscored Arkansas-Pine Bluff 34-9 during the stretch. Tia Morgan converted a layup with 3:59 remaining in the opening quarter, trimming the Mustangs margin to two at 12-10. Coriah Beck 's floater with 51 seconds remaining in the half snapped the 0 for 15 stretch in which the Mustangs' lead ballooned to 46-19.
As the seconds melted away in the third quarter and Jasmine Smith needed two points to reach 1,000 in her career, the graduate student from Cypress, Texas, drove the lane. Despite drawing a foul with five seconds left in the period, her jumper from just inside the paint fell through the hoop and touching nothing but net. She converted at the charity stripe, pushing her team's cushion out to 27, at 58-31 with 10 minutes remaining. Smith led all scorers with 19 points.
Tamia Jones totaled 13 points, while Savannah Wilkinson and Jessica Peterson added 10 points each.
SMU Points Leader: Jasmine Smith (19)
SMU Rebounds Leader: Savannah Wilkinson and Jessica Peterson (8)
SMU Assists Leader: Tamia Jones, Jasmine Smith and Reagan Bradley (3)
SMU Steals Leader: Tamia Jones (3)
SMU Blocks Leader: Jasmine Smith (3)
UP NEXT
Both squads head for Berkeley, Calif., to compete in the Raising The B.A.R Invitational, hosted by Cal Dec. 3-4.
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DALLAS (SMU) - SMU held Arkansas-Pine Bluff without a field goal for 13 minutes and eight seconds en route to a 74-45 victory at Moody Coliseum Tuesday.
The Mustangs improved to 5-2, extending their winning streak to four, while the Lady Lions dropped to 1-5, falling in three straight.
SMU outscored Arkansas-Pine Bluff 34-9 during the stretch. Tia Morgan converted a layup with 3:59 remaining in the opening quarter, trimming the Mustangs margin to two at 12-10. Coriah Beck 's floater with 51 seconds remaining in the half snapped the 0 for 15 stretch in which the Mustangs' lead ballooned to 46-19.
As the seconds melted away in the third quarter and Jasmine Smith needed two points to reach 1,000 in her career, the graduate student from Cypress, Texas, drove the lane. Despite drawing a foul with five seconds left in the period, her jumper from just inside the paint fell through the hoop and touching nothing but net. She converted at the charity stripe, pushing her team's cushion out to 27, at 58-31 with 10 minutes remaining. Smith led all scorers with 19 points.
Tamia Jones totaled 13 points, while Savannah Wilkinson and Jessica Peterson added 10 points each.
SMU Points Leader: Jasmine Smith (19)
SMU Rebounds Leader: Savannah Wilkinson and Jessica Peterson (8)
SMU Assists Leader: Tamia Jones, Jasmine Smith and Reagan Bradley (3)
SMU Steals Leader: Tamia Jones (3)
SMU Blocks Leader: Jasmine Smith (3)
UP NEXT
Both squads head for Berkeley, Calif., to compete in the Raising The B.A.R Invitational, hosted by Cal Dec. 3-4.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UAPB
SMU
FG%
.268
.397
3FG%
.143
.429
FT%
.542
.917
RB
34
47
TO
19
19
STL
8
9
Game Leaders
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