LOS ANGELES – UCLA Women's Basketball (21-8, 10-7 Pac-12) hosts Washington (15-12, 7-10 Pac-12) on Saturday, Feb. 25. The matchup will be the Bruins' Senior Day, and the senior celebration will take place prior to tip-off. Tip is scheduled for noon PST, and UCLA's final regular season game will be broadcast on Pac-12 Los Angeles.
GAME INFORMATION
Venue: Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom
Location: Los Angeles, Calif.
Tip-off Time: 12 p.m. PST
TV: Pac-12 Los Angeles
TV Talent: Anne Marie Anderson, Maylana Martin Douglas
Radio: ucla.leanplayer.com
Radio Talent: Dave Marcus
LAST TIME OUT (L, 55-62 vs. Washington State - Feb. 23)
Charisma Osborne led the Bruins in scoring (14 PTS), rebounding (8 REB), and assists (2 AST) in the effort Thursday night. UCLA was 14-for-16 from the free throw line in the loss; Thursday's matchup was the first time since Jan. 13 (vs. then-No.2/2 Stanford) that the Bruins were outrebounded at home.
KEY NOTES ON THE BRUINS
• UCLA has made 355 free throws through 29 games, shooting 75.7% on the year (2nd - Pac-12, 355-469 FT). The Bruins rank 1st in offensive rebounds per game in the Pac-12 (15.0 ORPG, 17th - NCAA). UCLA is 3rd in the Pac-12 in total rebounding (40.7 RPG). The Bruins rank 3rd in rebounding margin (+6.7 RPG), 4th in 3PM per game (6.9 3PM), steals per game (8.5 SPG) and blocks per game (4.3 BPG), and 5th in defensive FG% (38.1%) in the conference.
• UCLA is one of four teams in Division I women's basketball with a scoring margin of -7.0 or less in its losses (min. 5 losses): Houston (15 losses, -5.1), Colorado State (8 losses, -5.4), UCLA (8 losses, -6.125), Fordham (11 losses, -6.7).
• Charisma Osborne has scored 425 points (6th - Pac-12) in 28 games, averaging 15.2 ppg (6th - Pac-12). She is 9th in the Pac-12 in field goals made (148 FGM) on the second-most field goal attempts (397 FGA) in the Pac-12. Osborne ranks 6th the Pac-12 in minutes played (917 MIN), and 8th in FTM (84) and FT% (80.0%).
• Kiki Rice has started all 29 games of her first collegiate season, averaging 27.8 minutes per game (806 MIN, 2nd among Pac-12 freshmen). The first-year floor general ranks second on the team in assists (88 AST), which is the second most among freshmen in the Pac-12 (12th overall).
GAME INFORMATION
Venue: Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom
Location: Los Angeles, Calif.
Tip-off Time: 12 p.m. PST
TV: Pac-12 Los Angeles
TV Talent: Anne Marie Anderson, Maylana Martin Douglas
Radio: ucla.leanplayer.com
Radio Talent: Dave Marcus
LAST TIME OUT (L, 55-62 vs. Washington State - Feb. 23)
Charisma Osborne led the Bruins in scoring (14 PTS), rebounding (8 REB), and assists (2 AST) in the effort Thursday night. UCLA was 14-for-16 from the free throw line in the loss; Thursday's matchup was the first time since Jan. 13 (vs. then-No.2/2 Stanford) that the Bruins were outrebounded at home.
KEY NOTES ON THE BRUINS
• UCLA has made 355 free throws through 29 games, shooting 75.7% on the year (2nd - Pac-12, 355-469 FT). The Bruins rank 1st in offensive rebounds per game in the Pac-12 (15.0 ORPG, 17th - NCAA). UCLA is 3rd in the Pac-12 in total rebounding (40.7 RPG). The Bruins rank 3rd in rebounding margin (+6.7 RPG), 4th in 3PM per game (6.9 3PM), steals per game (8.5 SPG) and blocks per game (4.3 BPG), and 5th in defensive FG% (38.1%) in the conference.
• UCLA is one of four teams in Division I women's basketball with a scoring margin of -7.0 or less in its losses (min. 5 losses): Houston (15 losses, -5.1), Colorado State (8 losses, -5.4), UCLA (8 losses, -6.125), Fordham (11 losses, -6.7).
• Charisma Osborne has scored 425 points (6th - Pac-12) in 28 games, averaging 15.2 ppg (6th - Pac-12). She is 9th in the Pac-12 in field goals made (148 FGM) on the second-most field goal attempts (397 FGA) in the Pac-12. Osborne ranks 6th the Pac-12 in minutes played (917 MIN), and 8th in FTM (84) and FT% (80.0%).
• Kiki Rice has started all 29 games of her first collegiate season, averaging 27.8 minutes per game (806 MIN, 2nd among Pac-12 freshmen). The first-year floor general ranks second on the team in assists (88 AST), which is the second most among freshmen in the Pac-12 (12th overall).