Auburn Women's Basketball vs. Georgia Post-Game Notes

Jan. 31, 2010

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Auburn Women's Basketball vs. Georgia Post-Game Notes

- Auburn Starters: Blanche Alverson (G), KeKe Carrier (C), Jordan Greenleaf (F), Alli Smalley (G) and Morgan Toles (G)

- Georgia Starters: Ashley Houts (G), Jasmine James (G), Porsha Phillips (F), Jaleesa Rhoden (G) and Angel Robinson (F)

- Attendance at Sunday's game was 4,568

- The 4,568 attendance mark at Sunday's game is the 25th largest crowd ever at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum for a women's basketball game

- Three of Auburn's top 25 attendance games are against Georgia

- Sunday was KeKe Carrier bobblehead day

- Georgia won the opening tip

-Auburn won, 67-53, giving the Tigers their second win over a top-15 team this season

- Two of Auburn's three SEC wins have come against ranked teams

- The Auburn women's basketball team now has a 777-339 record since 1971

- Auburn trails the all-time series with Georgia, 15-23

- The Tigers are 9-8 all-time at home against Georgia

- Nell Fortner has a 3-5 record all-time against Georgia head coach Andy Landers

- Auburn is 41-48 all-time against teams from the state of Georgia

- Auburn has a 177-145 record all-time against in SEC games, Nell Fortner is 38-41

- AU is 90-150 all-time against ranked teams, 11-8 when facing ranked Georgia teams and 5-3 against teams ranked ninth in the AP poll

- The Tigers are 7-2 all-time when playing on Jan. 31, and 180-96 in the month of January, 17-24 under Fortner

- Auburn has a 346-68 all-time record in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum

-Auburn is 77-2 when scoring 70 or more points in the Nell Fortner era.

- KeKe Carrier's block at the 17:17 mark in the first half tied her for 10th all-time at Auburn in single-season blocks with 54

- Carrier's block at the 16:33 mark moved her into a tie for second all-time in career blocks with Linda Godby (1986-90) with 199 and gave her sole possession of 10th in single-season blocks with 55

-Three Tigers scored in double digits, with Alli Smalley leading the team with 22 points. KeKe Carrier tallied 15 and Jordan Greenleaf followed with 10

- For Smalley, it marked her fifth 20-point game of the season and just the second time in her career to have back-to-back 20-point games (she scored 21 Thursday night at Tennessee)

-KeKe Carrier led Auburn on the boards with nine.

-Morgan Toles led the Tigers with 10 assists, setting a new season-high.

-The win was the first time Auburn has defeated a top-10 ranked team since topping the #10 Tennessee Lady Vols, 82-68, on Jan. 25, 2009