This Game’s Fact Box
Georgia State Panthers
vs.
Shorter College Lady Hawks
On the Air:
Radio: WRAS-FM (88.5).
New radio broadcaster Drew Hines
ley will handle the play-by-play and
former player Glenise Moore will
return to provide color commentary.
Live pre-game show begins at 5:45
and post-game interview with Coach
Lea Henry follows.
Visiting Radio: WATG-FM (95.7)
Veterans Jim Bojo and Randy Bowen
call the action for the Lady Hawks
Internet: Live online audio available
at GeorgiaStateSports.com.and
wras.org
Live stats provided online during
game on GeorgiaStateSports.com
Head Coaches
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Georgia State Sports Arena
Exhibition Tipoff: 6 p.m.
The Panthers of Coach Lea Henry will open the
two-game exhibition season against Shorter College from nearby Rome. State hosts Georgia Southwestern next Tuesday at the Sports Arena.
Georgia State begins its fifth season in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) with seven
returning letterwinners and a recruiting class of
five newcomers.
Shorter College embarks on its journey for a third
straight 20-win season and received votes in the
NAIA national preseason poll. Coach Vic Mitchell
returns for his 20th season.
Shorter, founded in 1873 as a female-only school,
became co-ed in the 1950’s and will move up
to University status in 2010. The Hawks men’s
basketball team played the Georgia State’s men
Tuesday night. Then, on Sept. 2, 2010, the Shorter
football team will become Georgia State’s firstever opponent when the teams meet that night in
the nearby Georgia Dome. Shorter football was
their 2008 conference champion, earned an NAIA
post-season bid and is seeking a fourth consecutive
seven-win football season.
Georgia State: Lea Henry
230-207 at State/16th year
288-265 overall/20th year
Shorter College: Vic Mitchell
301-272 (.525)/20th year
Tickets: 1-866-GA-STATE
Location............................ Atlanta, Ga.
Enrollment.................................30,000
Colors............................ Blue & White
Conference................................... CAA
...............Colonial Athletic Association
Web site.........GeorgiaStateSports.com
Contact Info
Asst. A.D./Comm..........Charlie Taylor
Office............................. 404-413-4031
Cell................................. 404-556-2295
[email protected]
Online............GeorgiaStateSports.com
Opponent
Shorter................................. Rome, Ga
Enrollment...................................2,900
Colors..................Royal Blue & White
Conference..................................NAIA
....................... Southern States Athletic
2008-09 Record.......................... 20-12
SID.................................... Mike Green
E-mail................. [email protected]
Web site............ GoShorterHawks.com
Georgia State 2009-10 Story Line
Optimism, fueled by a deeper, stronger roster of players has Coach
Lea Henry enthusiastic and confident heading into the 2009-10
season.
Seven returning letterwinners, including the senior trio pictured
here (Shay Rawls, Brittany Graham and Danyiell McKeller), provides the team its leadership.
Georgia State’s game plan begins with defense
as the Panthers finished No. 10 in the nation last
year in steals.
Coach Henry, just 12 wins away from
300 at the Division I level, feels forward Danyiell McKeller is an allCAA caliber player. McKeller led
the team in both scoring and rebounding last year, but her injuries to her knees kept her out of
the lineup for most of 10 games.
Sophomore point guard Crystal
Johnson led the CAA in assists and was No. 20 in the nation last
year. Fellow All-CAA rookie guard Jylisa Williams led all CAA
freshmen in scoring (314 points). Wing Brittany Graham hit 40
three-point shots to lead the team’s outside game. Senior Shay
Rawls has more than 500 career rebounds and junior Chan Harris
averaged double-figure scoring once she cracked the lineup midway through the season.
Coach Henry and staff will get the first
look at the five new recruits, led by
junior college all-america forward
Angelique Burtts. The team added
6-foot-3 freshman Cody Paulk
from Alabama prep ball and
6-foot-2 freshman Erika
Sumper from South
Carolina high school
ball. Guards Tiffany
Anderson and Jerlisa
Taylor will get a chance
to make contributions.
The 2009-10
GEORGIA STATE ROSTER
Angelique BURTTS
• F • Jr. • 6-0
Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale
Tiffany ANDERSON •
Albany, Ga./Dougherty
G • Fr. • 5-9
Brittany GRAHAM
• G • Sr. • 5-9
Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder
Chan HARRIS
Macon, Ga./Northeast
• F
• Jr. • 6-2
Traci HALTIWANGER • G • Jr. • 5-9
Summerville, S.C./Summerville
Crystal JOHNSON
• G • So. • 5-8
Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge
Shay RAWLS •
Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek
F
• Sr. • 6-2
Erika SUMPTER • C • Fr. • 6-2
Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson
Jerlisa TAYLOR • G • Fr. • 5-6
Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County
Cody PAULK • C
Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City
•
Fr. • 6-3
Danyiell McKELLER • F •
Fayetteville, N.C./Westover
Sr. • 5-11
Jylisa WILLIAMS • G • So. •
Atlanta, Ga./Stephenson
5-8
2
4
10
12
22
23
25
30
32
33
42
44
Junior college All-America pick (15.5 ppg, 7.9 rpg)
with 72 steals, 70 assists and 22 treys on 25-7 team
that advanced to JUCO Sweet Sixteen.
A 1,000-point prep star who averaged 19.7 ppg and
9.1 rpg at south Georgia’s Dougherty High...Secondteam All-State with multiple 30-point scoring games.
Led State with 40 treys last year as junior after leading
JUCO team with 48 treys as a sophomore...All-Confernce in JUCO (12 ppg), 48 steals.
Averaged 11.4 ppg, 6.2 rpg over final 13 games last
year when she became a starter....Has 15 career double-figure scoring games....Led team with 151 rebounds.
Has made 49 three-point baskets in first two years at
State....Scored 301 points with 13 double-figure games
here.
Led CAA in assists (166, 5.53 pg) and was No. 20 in
nation...Was No. 8 in CAA in steals (61)...Led team in
minutes played (1,054)....Started every game.
Has 548 career rebounds, with 346 offensive boards...
Owns 15 career double-figure scoring games and 16
career double-figure rebounding games.
One of top 100 players in South Carolina with 11.5
ppg, 9.0 rpg and 73 blocked shots...Team was 24-5 and
No. 5 in state as she was three-time All-State pick.
Metro Atlanta recruit who averaged 11.6 ppg with 3.2
assists and 2.5 steals...Also made 27 three-point baskets on 22-6 squad.
One of top shot blockers in Alabama with 6.7 blocks
per game on No. 5 team in state (25-5)...Scored 12 ppg
and grabbed 11 rpg as second-team All-State pick.
Her 815 career points include 37 career double-figure
games...Led team with 12.5 ppg despite injuries....Has
460 career rebounds and 13 double-figure reb. games.
Was No. 4 in CAA in steals (72), while leading all CAA
freshmen in points scored (314, 10.5)....Had 18 doublefigure games....Tied school mark for steals, game (9).
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 3
2008-09 SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Date
11-4
11-12
11-14
11-22
12-27
12-27
12-28
12-28
12-5
12-12
12-16
12-18
12-22
Opponent Time
SHORTER (Exh.) 6 p.m.
GA SOUTHWESTERN (Exh.)6 p.m.
at Kennesaw State 5 p.m.
FLORIDA STATE 2 p.m.
Georgia State Thanksgiving Tournament
MURRAY STATE 2 p.m.
Morgan State vs. Troy 4 p.m.
Consolation Game 2 p.m.
Championship Game 4 p.m.
at Presbyterian College 5 p.m.
NICHOLLS STATE 2 p.m.
at Delaware State5:30 p.m.
at Iona7:30 p.m.
GEORGIA TECH12 p.m.
16th Georgia State University Invitational
12-29 UT MARTIN 2 p.m.
MVSU vs. Maryland Eastern-Shore 4 p.m.
12-30 Consolation/Championship 2/4 p.m.
1-3
UNC WILMINGTON* 2 p.m.
1-7
at James Madison* 7 p.m.
1-10 at Hofstra* 2 p.m.
1-14 VCU* 6 p.m.
1-17 TOWSON*
2 p.m.
1-21 at Old Dominion* 7 p.m.
1-24 JAMES MADISON* 2 p.m.
1-28 at George Mason* 7 p.m.
1-31 at VCU*
2 p.m.
2-4
NORTHEASTERN* 6 p.m.
2-7
WILLIAM AND MARY* 1 p.m.
2-11 at Towson* 7 p.m.
2-14 at Delaware*12 p.m. TV
2-18 OLD DOMINION* 6 p.m.
2-21 at Northeastern* 2 p.m.
2-25 DREXEL* 6 p.m.
2-28 GEORGE MASON* 2 p.m.
3-3
at UNC Wilmington* 7 p.m.
3-11-14 CAA Championship Harrisonburg, VA
TBA
EXPERIENCE Of The Panthers
Georgia State’s seven returners and one junior college transfer bring a wealth
of college experience. Here is what they bring into the 2009-10 season:
GP
GS
Danyiell McKeller
79
77
Shay Rawls
90
41
Chan Harris
60
18
Traci Haltiwanger
58
17
Angelique Burtts (incl.JC)53
32
JUCO only
32
32
Brittany Graham (incl. JC)54
22
JUCO only
25
22
Jylisa Williams
30
30
Crystal Johnson
30
30
DF
DF
Scoring Rebs.
37
13
15
16
15
5
12
26
11
24
10
23
18
18
1
11
TOTALS
157
454
267
46
D-Double
Games
8
9
5
10
10
(1 DF asst.)
33
STREAKS AND MILESTONES:
Longest current games consecutive games, streak
Shay Rawls with 90 straight
Chan Harris with 60 straight
Longest current games started streak,
Crystal Johnson and Jylisa Williams, 30 straight
Angelique Burtts started all 32 last year in JUCO
100 Games Played:
Shay Rawls needs 10 (has played 90)
1,000 Points Scored:
Danyiell McKeller needs 185 (has 815)
600 Rebounds:
Shay Rawls needs 52 (has 548)
500 Rebounds:
Danyiell McKeller needs 40 (has 460)
500 Points:
Shay Rawls needs 47 (has 453)
100 3-Pointers:
Brittany Graham needs 1 (has 99, incld. JUCO)
50 Double Figures Games: Danyiell McKeller needs 13 (has 37)
300 Career Wins:
Lea Henry needs 12 (has 288)
* Colonial Athletic Association Game
All times listed are EASTERN
The Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
The CAA has placed three or more teams in postseason tournaments for four straight years, with two teams receiving NCAA bids last
year (Drexel and VCU). Women’s basketball in the CAA has ranked between 8th-12th in national conference RPI ratings among the
31 Division I leagues for the past four seasons. Two of the nation’s top three scorers last year were in the CAA and both return for their
senior seasons. In each of the past two WNBA drafts, the CAA has had a first-round pick. The 12-member CAA will play its conference
championship this year on March 11-14 on the campus of James Madison University.
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 4
It Takes A THIEF
HEAD COACH LEA HENRY
Lea Henry enters her 16th
season as the head coach of
the Georgia State University
women’s basketball program
and 20th year overall at the
helm of an NCAA Division
I team.
Henry already holds the
record for most career wins at
State with 230 and has won 20
or more games in a season four
times. She hs 288 career wins at her three schools.
She has been a Conference Coach of the Year three
times and has been named the Georgia Division I Coach
of the Year three times by the Atlanta Tipoff Club.
Henry has led State to five conference regular season
championships and three conference tournament championships. Her State teams have earned three NCAA
bids and one WNIT bid.
She is an inductee in the Class of 2006 Georgia
Sports Hall of Fame and the Class of 2005 Univeristy
of Tennessee Lady Vol Hall of Fame.
LEA HENRY AS A HEAD COACH
Season
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
School
Florida (Interim)
Mercer Mercer
Mercer
Mercer
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Georgia State
Record 3-3 18-9 20-8 11-18 6-20 9-18 11-15 11-16 17-11 15-12 24-7 24-7 21-10 20-11
18-11 16-14 9-20 15-15
8-22
12-18
Six Games at Florida
3-3 Four Seasons at Mercer
55-55 15th Season at Georgia State
230-207 (.526)
Overall (19-plus Seasons)
288-265 (.524)
Last year, the Panthers ranked No. 10 in the nation in steals (11.8 per game)
with 18 games with double-digit steals. The full-court challenging Panthers
forced an average 22.7 turnovers per game, including 20 or more in a game
23 times.
The top returning bandits from last year’s team are the sophomore guards,
Jylisa Williams with 71 steals and Crystal Johnson with 61 thefts. Williams
tied the school record for a game with nine.
Post player Chan Harris used her wide wing span to come away with 37
more steals in the full-court traps.
The Panthers 354 steals last year were 17 shy of the 1980-81 team’s alltime best of 371 steals in a season.
SHARING The Ball
Passing is another integral part of Coach Henry’s plans as last year’s team
was No. 2 in the CAA in assists and No. 74 in the nation. State had 241
assists, an average of 14 per game. Pass first, dribble second, encourages
getting the ball to the open teammate.
Point guard Crystal Johnson led the CAA with 166 assists (5.53) and
ranked No. 20 in the NCAA. Fellow All-CAA freshman guard Jylisa Wiliams made 61 assists to give the backcourt a combined 227 passes that led
directly to the baskets.
Baking The BIRTHDAY Cakes
A trio of Panther basketball family celebrate their birthdays in November.
Guard Traci Haltiwanger celebrates on Nov. 9, followed four days later
by Brittany Graham on the 13th. Head Coach Lea Henry blows out her
candles on Nov. 22 (the day of last year’s win over Clemson).
For OPENERS
Georgia State opens the regular season in Atlanta, but not at home, as the
Panthers will travel up I-75 to face Kennesaw State on Saturday, Nov. 14.
The Owls of the Atlantic Sun were 15-14 last year, despite a trio of losses
to ACC schools.
The Panthers then get ready for the home opener when top-20 ranked Florida State rolls into the Sports Arena on Sunday, Nov. 22.
Following those two openers, the Panthers will host a Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 27-28 with 20-win Murray State, Troy and Morgan State.
35th YEAR of Basketball
This marks Georgia State’s 35th season of women’s basketball in the
NCAA with the first season being in 1975-76. The team has earned three
NCAA bids and one WNIT bid.
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 5
Georgia State Roster Fun Facts
2 Angelique Burtts
Is a twin (brother’s name is Angelo)..Was 5th at the state championship track meet in the long jump...Has dunked the ball during practices at high school and previous college...This is the third c
college team for her (Middle Tennessee as freshman, East Mississippi JC as sophomore).
4 Tiffany Anderson
Youngest in family of five, so has always tried to keep up with the big kids...Third in the state
track championship last year in the long jump and member of fifth place 4x100 relay team...First
met Coach Henry in middle school Camp of Champs in hometown of Albany.
10 Brittany Graham
Her father, Paul, was head coach at Washington State and is now assistant on men’s staff here
at Georgia State...This is the eighth city the daughter of a basketball coach has lived in...Wears
#10 because her older brother, Nick (Washington State) did...English major who likes writing and
photography and aspires to be an ESPN reporter.
12 Chandra Harris
Her father, Charles, was a 6-2 guard who played basketball at Iowa State (class of ‘81)...Chan
was All-CAA in track last year as a high jumper...She has twin brothers, who are younger, and is
one of four children...In track, Chandra was third in the state championship in the high jump.
22 Traci Haltiwanger One of six children...Enjoys bowling...Hails from “the Flower Town in the Pines” of Summer
ville, S.C., north of Charleston... Traci’s friend, A.J. Green, led the Summerville men’s basket
ball team in scoring and he is leading the SEC in pass receiving now at UGA...Traci wants to
become a basketball coach.
23 Crystal Johnson
Born two days before Christmas (Dec. 23)...Older brother, James, was also high school point guard and taught her a lot about the game...Mom works in library and stressed education first...
Big XBox 360 fan...Wears 23 like others who like Michael Jordan.
25 Shay Rawls
Overcame major knee surgery (ACL, MCL) in high school 2005, but has come back to play in 90
consecutive college games...Lettered in volleyball (team MVP) and track...One of five children
and she is second oldest...Made 18 consecutive free throw for her best streak at State.
30 Erika Sumpter
Sister, Brittany, played college ball at Charlotte and Johnson C. Smith and mom, Sandra, was
also a high school basketball player...AP Honor Roll student who wants to be a teacher and is an
early childhood education major.
32 Jerlisa Taylor
Cheers for Navy football team since cousin, Ricky Dobbs, is the quarterback and leading rusher...
Dobbs had also been an all-state basketball player at her metro Atlanta high school (Douglas
County)...Majoring in criminal justice.
33 Cody Paulk
Her father, Darron, is 6-6 and played ball at Georgia Southwestern College...Member of National
Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta mathematics honorary..Played the viola in the school orchestra
...Had a triple-double game in points, rebounds and blocks last year.
42 Danyiell McKeller Danyiell is a twin (brother Daniel)...Wears No. 42 to remember her mother, who died at age 42
when Danyiell was just 13... One of six children. Her older brother, Ira, played football at Wake
Forest University.
44
Jylisa Williams
Coaching Staff
In middle school, Jylisa was first chair on the saxophone in the school band...Older brother, Keith
played football at Florida A&M and in 2008 with the Edmonton Eskimos in the Canadian Foot
ball League...A state of Georgia 5A Player of Year, her Stephenson team won state title.
Two have won Olympic gold medals with the USA basketball teams...Lea Henry did so in 1984
as the starting point guard on first USA women’s team to ever win gold....Bridgette Gordon did
so in 1988 as starting forward...Gordon is in Basketball Hall of Fame (Class of 2007)...Henry is
in State of Georgia Hall of Fame (Class of 2006)...Coach Henry’s husband,
Greg Manning, is a former player at Maryland and was inducted into the
Pennsylvania Athletic State Hall of Fame in October 2009, making them a
dual Hall of Fame family.
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 6
PANTHERS BY THE NUMBERS - 2009-10
1- Where Georgia State ranked in the CAA in steals and turnover margin
2- Number of returning All-CAA rookies on this year’s roster (Jylisa Williams and Crystal Johnson)
2- Where Georgia State ranked in the CAA in assists per game last year (420, 14 per game)
3- Number of seniors on this year’s team (Graham, McKeller and Rawls)
10-
Where Georgia State ranked in the nation in steals per game in 2008-09 (11.8 per game)
11- Where Georgia State ranked in the nation in turnover margin per game in 2008-09 (+5.23)
20-
Where Crystal Johnson (right) ranked in the NCAA in assists (166, 5.53)
while leading the CAA
21-
Number of all-conference players under head coach Lea Henry
35-
This will be Georgia State’s 35th season of women’s basketball (1975-76 beginning)
37-
Number of career double-figure scoring games of Danyiell McKeller
40-
Number of three-point baskets junior college transfer Brittany Graham made last year
50.2-
Shooting percentage of Chan Harris to lead the team last year (105-of-209 FG)
71- Steals by freshman Jylisa Williams to rank fourth in the CAA and 62nd in the NCAA
90- Career games of Shay Rawls, right, needing 19 to move into the Top 10 in school history
166- Number of assists last year by point guard Crystal Johnson to lead the CAA (No. 20, NCAA)
288- Career coaching wins of head coach Lea Henry, 230 which are a school record at Georgia State
314- Points scored by Jylisa Williams last year to lead all CAA freshmen in scoring (10.5 pg)
548-
Career rebounds of Shay Rawls, needing 160 to crack the Top 10 in school history
815-
Career points of Danyiell McKeller, needing 185 to become the 19th 1,000-point scorer in school history
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 7
Georgia State 2009-10 Women’s Basketball Roster
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
Name
Pos.
Cl.
Ht.
Hometown/High School/Previous School
2
4
10
12
22
23
25
30
32
33
42
44
Angelique Burtts
Tiffany Anderson
Brittany Graham
Chandra Harris
Traci Haltiwanger
Crystal Johnson
Shay Rawls
Erika Sumpter
Jerlisa Taylor
Cody Paulk
Danyiell McKeller
Jylisa Williams
F
G
G
F
G
G
F/C
F/C
G
F/C
F
G
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
6-0
5-9
5-9
6-2
5-9
5-8
6-2
6-2
5-6
6-3
5-11
5-8
Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale
Albany, Ga./Dougherty
Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder
Macon, Ga./Northeast
Summerville, S.C./Summerville
Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge
Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek
Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson
Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County
Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City
Fayetteville, N.C./Westover
Atlanta, Ga./Stephenson
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
Name
Pos.
Cl.
Ht.
Hometown/High School/Previous School
4
2
10
22
12
23
42
33
25
30
32
44
Tiffany Anderson
Angelique Burtts
Brittany Graham
Traci Haltiwanger
Chandra Harris
Crystal Johnson
Danyiell McKeller
Cody Paulk
Shay Rawls
Erika Sumpter
Jerlisa Taylor
Jylisa Williams
G
F
G
G
F
G
F
F/C
F/C
F/C
G
G
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
5-9
6-0
5-9
5-9
6-2
5-8
5-11
6-3
6-2
6-2
5-6
5-8
Albany, Ga./Dougherty
Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale
Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder
Summerville, S.C./Summerville
Macon, Ga./Northeast
Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge
Fayetteville, N.C./Westover
Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City
Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek
Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson
Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County
Atlanta, Ga./Stephenson
Pronunciation Guide
AN-juh-LEAK Burtts
CHAN-dra Harris
Traci HALT-e-wang-er
Jer-LISA Taylor
Code-e PALLk
DAN-yell McKeller
Juh-LISA Williams
ROSTER BREAKDOWNS
Seniors
3
Juniors
3
Sophomores 2
Freshman
4
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
North Carolina
6
2
1
1
1
1
Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 8
Georgia State 2008-09 Women’s Final Statistics
The Automated ScoreBook
Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 12, 2009)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
OVERALL
(12-18)
(4-14)
(8-4)
HOME
(10-5)
(4-5)
(6-0)
AWAY
(1-12)
(0-9)
(1-3)
NEUTRAL
(1-1)
(0-0)
(1-1)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------42 McKeller, Danyiell. 21-21 602 28.7 107-251 .426 0-0
.000 48-77 .623 48 78 126 6.0 40 0 19 56 1 28 262 12.5
04 Williams, Jylisa... 30-30 946 31.5 126-344 .366 1-19 .053 61-100 .610 45 94 139 4.6 88 6 61 68 2 71 314 10.5
05 Hollins, Brittany.. 30-30 852 28.4 117-301 .389 13-57 .228 22-32 .688 42 81 123 4.1 93 1 62 74 21 72 269 9.0
12 Harris, Chandra.... 30-17 664 22.1 105-209 .502 0-0
.000 48-76 .632 83 68 151 5.0 85 5 22 58 23 37 258 8.6
23 Johnson, Crystal... 30-30 1054 35.1 77-211 .365 5-22 .227 83-116 .716 23 73 96 3.2 77 2 166 117 4 61 242 8.1
40 Olsen, Dana........ 20-20 558 27.9 47-113 .416 2-25 .080 35-51 .686 20 46 66 3.3 33 1 22 42 13 11 131 6.6
10 Graham, Brittany... 29-0 417 14.4 48-158 .304 40-135 .296 9-11 .818 21 32 53 1.8 20 0 23 24 2 15 145 5.0
22 Haltiwanger, Traci. 28-0 250 8.9 32-91 .352 18-63 .286 10-19 .526 13 12 25 0.9 30 2 15 19 4 18 92 3.3
25 Rawls, Shay........ 30-2 367 12.2 25-72 .347 0-0
.000 21-33 .636 62 64 126 4.2 56 1 10 26 8 23 71 2.4
32 Young, Stacie...... 27-0 168 6.2 13-31 .419 0-0
.000 18-31 .581 20 17 37 1.4 31 0 2 15 2 4 44 1.6
21 Smith, Chandrica... 19-0
89 4.7 4-24 .167 0-3
.000 12-17 .706
7 8 15 0.8 8 0 4 12 1 5 20 1.1
31 Mann, Monica....... 5-0
44 8.8 1-3
.333 0-1
.000 2-4
.500
1 2
3 0.6 4 0 13 6 0 8
4 0.8
44 Anderson, Danielle. 4-0
14 3.5 1-4
.250 0-0
.000 0-0
.000
0 4
4 1.0 1 0 1 0 1 1
2 0.5
TEAM...............
70 53 123 4.1 1
7
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total.............. 30
6025
703-1812 .388 79-325 .243 369-567 .651 455 632 1087 36.2 567 18 420 524 82 354 1854 61.8
Opponents.......... 30
6025
621-1551 .400 159-431 .369 435-661 .658 401 752 1153 38.4 507 - 324 681 85 255 1836 61.2
TEAM STATISTICS
GAST
OPP
-------------------------------------------------SCORING.................
1854
1836
Points per game.......
61.8
61.2
Scoring margin........
+0.6
FIELD GOALS-ATT.........
703-1812
621-1551
Field goal pct........
.388
.400
3 POINT FG-ATT..........
79-325
159-431
3-point FG pct........
.243
.369
3-pt FG made per game.
2.6
5.3
FREE THROWS-ATT.........
369-567
435-661
Free throw pct........
.651
.658
F-Throws made per game
12.3
14.5
REBOUNDS................
1087
1153
Rebounds per game.....
36.2
38.4
Rebounding margin.....
-2.2
ASSISTS.................
420
324
Assists per game......
14.0
10.8
TURNOVERS...............
524
681
Turnovers per game....
17.5
22.7
Turnover margin.......
+5.2
Assist/turnover ratio.
0.8
0.5
STEALS..................
354
255
Steals per game.......
11.8
8.5
BLOCKS..................
82
85
Blocks per game.......
2.7
2.8
ATTENDANCE..............
7643
13347
Home games-Avg/Game...
15-510
13-850
Neutral site-Avg/Game.
2-1146
SCORE BY PERIODS:
1st 2nd OT
Total
------------------------- ---- ---- ------Georgia State............ 801 1043 10 - 1854
Opponents................ 841 983 12 - 1836
DATE
-----------11/22/08
11/26/08
11/29/08
12/2/08
12/5/08
12/15/08
12/16/08
12/21/08
12/29/08
12/30/08
*01/04/09
*1/8/08
*1/11/09
*1/15/09
*01-18-09
*01/22/09
*1/25/09
1/27/09
*1/29/09
*2-1-09
*2/05/09
*2/8/09
*2/12/09
*2/15/09
*02/19/09
*2/22/09
*2/26/09
*3/1/09
*3/4/09
3/12/09
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OPPONENT
-------------------Clemson University
Georgia Tech
Coll. of Charleston
PRESBYTERIAN
ALABAMA STATE
Louisiana-Lafayette
UAB
DELAWARE STATE
MISS. VALLEY STATE
TEXAS A&M-CC
UNC Wilmington
NORTHEASTERN
DELAWARE
Drexel
Old Dominion
Towson
HOFSTRA
WINTHROP
OLD DOMINION
William and Mary
TOWSON
George Mason
Northeastern
DREXEL
VCU
JAMES MADISON
UNC WILMINGTON
Delaware
VCU
Northeastern
W/L
--W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
LOT
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----82-75
860
56-74
351
49-51
280
82-42
412
83-42
414
68-58
181
63-72
414
55-50
317
70-60
416
69-57
496
49-61
362
71-51
617
55-48
418
65-74
463
46-62
2773
67-71
456
49-59
835
73-42
263
75-62
692
68-82
214
54-61
297
59-63
3073
66-68
345
53-72
438
60-63
619
62-63
897
70-67
514
51-62
844
39-56
617
45-68
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2009-10 RADIO-TV ROSTER
2 Angelique
BURTTS
6-0, Jr., G/F
Conyers, Ga.
23
Crystal
JOHNSON
5-8, So., G
Gainesville, Fla.
4
Tiffany
ANDERSON
10
5-9, Fr., G
Albany, Ga.
25
Shay
RAWLS
6-2, Sr., F/C
Augusta, Ga.
42 Danyiell
McKELLER
5-11, Sr., F
Fayetteville, N.C.
Brittany
GRAHAM
12 Chandra
HARRIS
Erika
SUMPTER
32
5-9, Sr., G
Boulder, Col.
30
6-2, Jr., F
Macon, Ga.
Jerlisa
TAYLOR
6-2, Fr., F/C
Orangeburg, S.C.
5-6, Fr., G
Douglasville, Ga.
44 Jylisa
WILLIAMS
Head Coach
LEA HENRY
16th year at State
20th year as HC
5-8, So., G
Atlanta, Ga.
22 Traci
HALTIWANGER
5-9, Jr., G
Summerville, S.C.
33
Cody
PAULK
6-3, Fr., F/C
Gadsden, Ala.