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Iowa State University Athletics
Cyclones Face No. 4 Longhorns In Austin Wednesday
01.04.2016 | Women's Basketball
AUSTIN, Texas - The Iowa State women's basketball team (10-3, 2-0 Big 12) looks to extend its winning streak to nine-straight games when it faces No. 4 Texas (13-0, 2-0 Big 12) on Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Frank Erwin Center. Iowa State has won its last three-straight games against Texas.
Who: Iowa State vs. No. 4 Texas
Where: Frank Erwin Center - Austin, Texas
When: Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 7 p.m.
Projected Starting Lineup: Jadda Buckley, Nicole "Kidd" Blaskowsky, Seanna Johnson, Bryanna Fernstrom and Bridget Carleton
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield
Talent: Rich Fellingham (PxP), Kelsey Carper (Color)
TV: Longhorn Network
Cyclone Headlines
-Iowa State (10-3, 2-0 Big 12) is currently riding an eight-game win streak, marking its longest win streak since the start of the 2013-14 season when it won 14 in a row. ISU's eight-game win streak is tied for 12th in the nation. The Cyclones travel to Austin, Texas to take on the fourth-ranked Texas Longhorns (13-0, 2-0 Big 12).
- Iowa State is 17-11 all-time against Texas and has won the last three-straight against the Longhorns and nine of the last 11. The Cyclones are 4-8 all-time at Texas and won last year's meeting 58-57, giving ISU its highest-ranked road win in program history as UT was ranked No. 8.
- Seanna Johnson is tied for second in the nation in double-doubles this season with 10 and first among Big 12 players. Johnson's 23 career double-doubles ranks seventh in school history. She is one double-double away from tying Megan Taylor with 24 in her career. Her career rebounding average of 9.0 boards per game ranks 12th nationally among active career players. - Johnson (673) is just 38 rebounds away from passing Megan Ronhovde (710) for ninth all-time in school history.
- Johnson currently ranks fourth in the Big 12 with 17.0 points per game, first in rebounding (10.6) and is tied for seventh in assists, averaging 3.9 per game.
- Iowa State ranks 11th nationally in assist-turnover ratio (1.36). Jadda Buckley leads ISU with 83 assists on the season and ranks third in the Big 12, while Johnson has 51 assists on the season. Buckley's 6.4 assists per game ranks 16th nationally and third in the Big 12. She has dished 31 assists in ISU's last four games. ISU also ranks 10th in the country with just 12.2 turnovers per game.
- Sophomore Bryanna Fernstrom has 66 blocks in her career, which ranks 10th all-time. She is nine blocks away from passing Katie Robinette (74). Her 30 blocks on the season ranks fourth all-time by ISU sophomores.
- Senior Kidd Blaskowsky (195) is just three 3-pointers shy from tying Tara Gunderson for 10th all-time in school history with 198 career 3-pointers.
- Freshman Bridget Carleton ranks 12th in the Big 12 and first among freshmen in points per game (13.3). Carleton also ranks 16th in the Big 12 and second among freshmen with 6.2 boards per game.
- Iowa State ranks fifth nationally in defensive rebounds per game with 31.0. Johnson leads ISU with 7.0 defensive boards per game, which ranks 21st nationally. Iowa State had 44 defensive rebounds against Southern. The Cyclones also rank 26th in rebounds per game hauling in 44.3 boards.
- The 2015-16 season marks the 21st in the tenure of Bill Fennelly. Fennelly has led Iowa State to 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, which is the most of any Big 12 team since 1997. Fennelly boasts a 444-209 record at Iowa State and a 610-262 record in his 27-year career as a head coach. His 610 career wins lists him in the top-20 in the NCAA among active coaches.
Streaks and Trends
-Iowa State hit 200 3-pointers in a season for an NCAA record 12-straight years (2003-04-present). Iowa State has netted 97 so far this season.
- Seanna Johnson pulled in double-figure rebounds in 34 games in her career and 10 games this season. Johnson has also scored in double figures in 49 games in her career and 12 games this season.
- Johnson has started every game of her career, which puts her at 75-straight starts.
- Johnson has had a double-doubles in 10 games this season and 23 in her career.
- Jadda Buckley has dished five or more assists in 21 career games and 12 games this season.
- The Cyclones have won their last 11 games in Hilton Coliseum and their last eight overall.
- The Cyclones hit at least five threes in 123 of the last 138 games, including every game last season.
- Iowa State has hit a 3-pointer in 656 consecutive games. In that time (since Feb. 18, 1995), ISU has hit 5,125 threes. That is equal to 7.82 three-pointers per game for the last 21 years.
- ISU has had 12-consecutive winning seasons.
- The Cyclones have finished in the upper half of the Big 12 the last seven seasons.
- The Cyclones have made the last nine NCAA Tournaments, one of just 10 teams nationally to do so.
- Iowa State has won 91-straight regular season non-conference games at Hilton Coliseum. - The streak dates back to the 2003-04 season (Last loss: Washington (12/21/03)).
- The Longhorns are undefeated on the season (13-0) and ranked No. 4 in the country. UT has three players averaging double-figures with Imani Boyette (12.9), Ariel Atkins (11.5) and Brooke McCarty (11.2).
- The Longhorns started off Big 12 play with back-to-back wins. UT claimed a 65-54 win at West Virginia to open the Big 12 season and won 86-62 against Texas Tech at home.
- The Longhorns are outrebounding their opponents by 13.5 boards per game and holding them to 31.0 rebounds, while securing 41.5 of their own.
Last Time Out
- Iowa State extended its winning streak to eight-straight games after a 49-42 win over Oklahoma State. Seanna Johnson led the way with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Bridget Carleton was the only other Cyclone in double figures with 11 points. She also tacked on seven rebounds.
- The Cyclones and Cowgirls struggled shooting the ball and combined for just 30 field goals in the game. ISU's 22.6 percent from the field was the lowest percentage it shot in school history in a win.
- However, the Cyclones went 22-of-25 from the charity stripe and forced 21 Oklahoma State fouls. Iowa State turned the ball over just six times to OSU's 17.
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