Baylor

Baylor, Louisville Postgame Notes

Women's Basketball 4/1/2013 12:00:00 AM

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

Baylor's season ends at 34-2.
Baylor's nation's-best win streak ends at 32 games.
With today's loss, Kim Mulkey's record is now 372-81.
With Baylor's loss to Louisville, the Cardinals now lead the series 2-0.
Kim Mulkey is 0-2 vs. Louisville.
The Lady Bears are now 30-10 (.750) in NCAA Tournament games, including 4-4 in regional semifinal contests.
Baylor ends its season in the Sweet 16 for the fourth time in program history (2004, '06, '09).
Louisville's 16 treys ties the most by a Baylor opponent in school history, previous record was 16 by Iowa State (Feb. 26, 2000).

TEAM NOTES

Baylor trailed at the half for just the third time this season (Stanford, UConn).
The loss broke Baylor's streak of 144 straight games when scoring 70 points or more.
Seniors Brittney Griner, Kimetria Hayden and Jordan Madden finished 135-15 over their four years.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

Brittney Griner recorded her 63rd career double-double, including 19th of the season.
Odyssey Sims, with a season-high 29 points, recorded her 24th double-digit scoring effort of the season and 74th of her career. It was her third 20-plus point effort of the season, 19th of her career.
Griner's final career stats include 3,283 points, 1,305 rebounds, 748 blocks, 18 dunks and a .569 field goal percentage.
Griner finishes her career with 3,283 career points, No. 2 on the career NCAA scoring list.
Griner scored in double-figures in 116 straight games and in 146 of 148 in her career.
Griner's 146 career double-figure scoring games, second-most in NCAA history.
With her 2 blocks today, Griner finishes her career with an NCAA DI career blocks record to 748.
Griner has recorded a block in 86 straight outings and 144 of her 148 career games.
Brooklyn Pope (10 points) tallied her 38th career double-figure scoring effort and 21st of the season.
Jordan Madden (14 points) recorded her 13th double-digit scoring effort of the season, 25th of her career, she scored all 14 at the first half.