The Last Outing

FAMU visits the First Coast on back-to-back contests Monday and Tuesday at Ohio and Dayton; the latter resulted in a 64-44 setback, where Anisja Harris dropped a career-high, team-high 16 points.

• FAMU trailed 43-33 with 5:30 on the clock in the third quarter
• Jamaryn Blair finished with a career-high eight points
• The 64 points to Dayton marked the fewest allowed this season; however, FAMU's 44 was also a game low  

Few Calls 
As a team, FAMU has committed the fewest personal fouls (79) in the Southwestern Athletic Conference this season, and the tally ranks 17th in the country.

Tale of Two Halves
The Rattlers have been outscored, 206-94, in the first half but close the gap to 189-142 in the second. They are most productive in the third quarter, where they total 77 points. The opening quarter captures their lowest production at 43.

A Rotating Lineup 
Head coach Shalon Pillow has explored four different starting lineups this season, and Tia Bradshaw, Maleah Bell, and Malerie Brooks have been mainstays in each. Dylan Horton, the team's leading scorer, has also started four of the five contests this season.