University of Tennessee Athletics
Postgame Notes: UT 48, UMD 58
March 30, 2015 | Women's Basketball
March 30, 2015
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POSTGAME NOTES
THE SERIES
- One year ago to this day, Maryland and UT met in the Sweet Sixteen.
- In their 15th meeting, Tennessee now has a 10-5 record in the series with the Terps.
- UT is 76-13 vs. teams currently in the Big Ten Conference.
- Tennessee is 7-3 vs. teams in the Big Ten during the NCAA Tournament.
- This season, the Lady Vols are 9-5 vs. ranked teams.
- The Lady Vols have a 1,277-285 all-time record in their 70th season,
- Under Holly Warlick, the Lady Vols are 8-3 in NCAA tourney play.
IN THE NCAA TOURNEY
- The Lady Vols are marking their 34th appearance in the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship and are the only program to appear in all 34 tournaments.
- Tennessee is 120-26 all-time in NCAA tournament play.
- This was UT's 27th appearance in the Elite Eight.
- The Lady Vols are 18-9 all-time in the NCAA Elite Eight.
- In Holly Warlick's three years at the helm of the program, she has led the Lady Vols to the Elite Eight twice.
FOR STARTERS
- Today's starters: Bashaara Graves, Cierra Burdick, Jordan Reynolds, Andraya Carter and Ariel Massengale.
- Not one single Lady Vol has started every game this season. Reynolds has started in all but one game.
- With this group, Tennessee is 7-3.
- The jump ball was controlled by Tennessee.
- The first Tennessee points were scored by Andraya Carter with a three-point shot.
OFF THE BENCH
- Jaime Nared was one of the first Lady Vols off the bench for her sixth straight game. Alexa Middleton entered at the same time.
- Nia Moore entered the game with 8:52 left in the first half.
OFFENSIVELY SPEAKING
- Ariel Massengale was 0-for-5 before hitting her first trey of the night in the second half. With two treys, Massengale moved into sole possession of the No. 7 spot on most three-point field goals made in a season with 74.
- Massengale led the team with 16 points. She has scored in double digits in all four NCAA tourney games.
- Bashaara Graves and Jordan Reynolds led the team with seven rebounds apiece.
- Cierra Burdick finished with nine points, six rebounds and four assists. Her assists led the team.
THANK YOU SENIORS
- With the loss, Ariel Massengale, Cierra Burdick and Isabelle Harrison officially ended their careers.
- Massengale finished her career with 1,161 career points and 418 assists.
- Burdick finished with 1,072 points, 794 rebounds and 21 double-doubles.
- Harrison finished with 1,071 points, 778 rebounds and 31 double-doubles.
- Together, these three have gone to three Elite Eights and one Sweet 16.
- The seniors' record is 113-29 overall and 54-10 in SEC regular season play.
- They've won two regular season SEC Championships (2013, 2015) and two SEC Tournament Championships (2012, 2014).
AT THE HALF
- The Lady Vols trailed Maryland, 22-21.
- Maryland's 22 points tied for an opponent's least amount of halftime points in an Elite Game vs. UT.
- Tennessee shot 31.3 percent (10-32) and the Terps shot 32.1 percent (9-28).
- UT out-rebounded the Terps, 23-20.
Players Mentioned
WBB | Kaiya Wynn Media Availability (10.2.25)
Thursday, October 02
WBB | Zee Spearman Media Availability (10.2.25)
Thursday, October 02
WBB | Kim Caldwell Media Availability (9.23.25)
Tuesday, September 23
WBB | Kim Caldwell Media Availability (8.28.25)
Thursday, August 28