Feb. 23, 2016
| TEAM STAT COMPARISON |
| DUQ | LAS |
| PPG | 73.5 | 58.4 |
| FGM-FGA | 717-1733 (.414) | 585-1668 (.351) |
| 3PM-3PA | 204-606 (.337) | 106-337 (.315) |
| FTM-FTA | 347-476 (.729) | 302-423 (.714) |
| RPG | 43.3 | 37.2 |
| APG | 17.0 | 11.7 |
| Streak | W1 | L1 |
| Last 10 | 8-2 | 2-8 |
SCOUTING LA SALLE
The Explorers are 5-22, 2-12 A-10 on the season. They are coming off a 70-63 loss at St. Bonaventure on Saturday. La Salle is 2-10 on the road this season.
2015-16 LA SALLE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Points: Amy Griffin (18.2)
Rebounds: Jasmine Alston (7.0)
Field Goal Percentage: Ebony Wells (.410)
Assists: Jasmine Alston (6.4)
Steals: Jasmine Alston (2.4)
3-Pointers: Adreana Miller (1.8)
Blocks: Ashanti Freeland (1.2)
2015-16 LA SALLE TEAM STATS
Points/Margin: 58.4/-10.0
Rebounds/Margin: 37.2/-4.8
Assists/Margin: 11.7/-2.9
Steals/Margin: 7.5/-0.4
DUQUESNE AND LA SALLE ALL-TIME
This is the 35th meeting between the two teams.
Overall: La Salle leads 18-16
in Atlantic 10 games: La Salle leads 15-13
in Pittsburgh: Duquesne leads 9-8
in Philadelphia: La Salle leads 10-7
in Midwestern Collegiate Conference: La Salle leads 2-0
THE LAST MEETING
Amadea Szamosi and April Robinson combined for 40 points as the Duquesne women's basketball team won its fifth game in a row after a 72-66 victory over La Salle on Feb. 11, 2015.
DUQUESNE AND LA SALLE BY THE NUMBERS
0: Overtime games
6: Games decided by 21 points or more
7: Head coaches in the series
10: Games decided by 11-20 points
11: Common opponents this season
12.8: Average margin of victory for Duquesne
13.5: Average margin of victory for La Salle
16: Number of Duquesne wins
17: Games decided by 10 points or less
18: Number of La Salle wins
34: Total meetings
64.5: Average points scored by Duquesne
65.6: Average points scored by La Salle
95: Fewest combined points (01/20/06)
172: Most combined points (01/06/1997)
302.0: Number of miles between venues
2,193: Total points scored by Duquesne
2,231: Total points scored by La Salle
4,424 Total points scored by both teams
12,095 Days since the series began
CLOSE CALLS
Duquesne and La Salle have had six games decided by five points or less.
Feb. 22, 1996 - Despite getting 32 points from Korie Hlede, Duquesne's last minute rally fell short as La Salle came away with a 74-72 win at the Hayman Center.
Jan. 21, 1997 - Korie Hlede became Duquesne's all-time scoring leader, but the Dukes could not catch up to La Salle who was 7-of-8 from 3-point range and converted 25 free throws in their 76-72 win at the Palumbo Center.
Jan. 16, 1998 - Duquesne shot 55 percent in the 2nd half and took the lead with 4:21 remaining to hold off La Salle 71-68 at the Hayman Center.
Feb. 15, 2004 - In a back and forth game that featured 11 ties and 25 lead changes, Candace Futrell's scored 3-pointer with 27 seconds left broke a 69-69 tie at the Palumbo Center. She forced a turnover on La Salle's next possession and added a pair of free throws to ice the game. Futrell's also became the program's 2nd all-time leading scorer.
Jan. 13, 2005 - Trailing 62-60 with 20 seconds remaining and the ball, La Salle missed two shots in their attempt to tie the game. Aiga Bautre rebounded the second miss and was fouled with 3 seconds left. Bautre made both free throws in the Dukes' 64-60 win at the Palumbo Center.
Feb. 26, 2014 - La Salle ended the game on a 17-5 run to take a 68-63 victory over Duquesne at the Palumbo Center.
SIX DEGREES OF Dan Burt
Duquesne head coach Dan Burt can be connected to La Salle head coach Jeff Williams based on the "six degrees of separation".
Burt was an assistant coach with Pat Sullivan at UNC Wilmington. Sullivan was a player under Dean Smith at North Carolina - as we George Karl. As head coach of the Denver Nuggets, Karl had Michael Cooper as an assistant coach. Cooper went on to coach USC and had Ervin Monier on staff was the associate head coach at La Salle under Jeff Williams.
DID YOU KNOW?
After 10 seasons of coach the Duquesne men's basketball team from 1949-1958, Dudey Moore became the La Salle men's coach beginning in the 1959 season.
WINNINGEST SENIOR CLASSES
The senior class of April Robinson, Emilie Gronas and Deva'Nyar Workman currently have 91 wins, the most in program history.
1. 91: Robinson, Gronas, Workman - 2016
2. 88: Abel, Floyd, Hall - 2013
88: Agunbiade, Moore, Odisho, Szecsi - 2014
4. 87: Bresnahan, Johnson, King, Nurkic - 2015
5. 84: Gensler - 2012
6. 79: Britcher, Pollino, Voynova - 2011
7. 65: Thomas, Szamosi - 2017
8. 62: Frederick, Peck, Pryor, Pyle - 2010
9. 60: Futrell, Sharon - 2004
10. 59: Eberhardt, Hannan, Kauzlaric, Tate, Thomas - 1999
