Big 12 Tournament Notes - University of Colorado Athletics

TOURNAMENT NOTES:

The #5 seed is 9-0 all-time vs. the #12 seed.

Iowa State is 4-1 all-time in first round games and 14-6 overall in tournament play.

Colorado is 2-2 all-time in first round games and 7-8 overall in tournament play.

Iowa State advances to play #4 Texas Tech. The #4 seed is 3-5 in second-round action, all against the #5 seed. Iowa State and Texas Tech met in the 1999 championship (73-59, Tech) and the 2001 semifinal (73-62, ISU).

This is the fourth two-point game in tournament history. The last was a 2003 first-round game between Oklahoma State and Missouri (56-54, OSU).

TEAM NOTES:

IOWA STATE

Katie Robinette

25th double-figure scoring game (of 28 total games)

Eighth 20-point game

Ninth double-double of the season (six in last eight games)

Anne O'Neil

25th double-figure scoring game (of 28 total games)

Mary Fox

20th double-figure scoring game (seventh consecutive)

Colorado's two shot-clock violations push ISU's season total to 22.

ISU's last lead before Lyndsey Medders' game-winning three-pointer with :00.2 to play was at 20-18 with 5:00 to play in the first half.

ISU's 24 first-half points match the second-lowest offensive output in a half this year (22 vs. Missouri).

ISU shot less than 30% from the field in a half for only the fourth time this season (29%, first half).

COLORADO

Yari Escalera

Second double-digit scoring game

Career-high 19 points (11 at Kansas 2/13/05)

Career-high six field goals (four at Kansas 2/13/05)

Career-high four three-pointers (two, three times)

Anna Nedovic

10th double-digit scoring game (first since Jan. 25; 11 games)

Fourth double-double of the season (second among Buffaloes) and one of 11 Big 12 players with four or more.

Veronica Johns-Richardson

Tied a season-high with five steals (five at ISU, 2/2/05)

Ceal Barry ends her CU career with a record of 427-242 in 22 seasons in Boulder, and an overall mark of 510-284 in 26 seasons.

This is the first time in 14 seasons that CU did not beat a ranked opponent.

Colorado has lost 14 straight against ranked teams dating back to a 69-59 win over No. 24 Baylor on Jan. 7, 2004.

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