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April 8, 2008


Tennessee 64, Stanford 48
April 8, 2008
NCAA Championship Game
Tampa, FL

  • Stanford was making its third national championship appearance in school history. The Cardinal is now 2-1 all-time in NCAA title games, defeating Auburn in 1990 and Western Kentucky in 1992. Stanford is 52-20 all-time in the NCAA Tournament. The Cardinal is 5-5 all-time in the Final Four.

  • Stanford's 35 victories are the most in school history. The Cardinal's previous best was a 34-2 campaign in 1996-97.

  • Tonight's loss snapped Stanford's 23-game winning streak, matching the 2004-05 squad for the second-best span in school history. Prior to tonight, Stanford had not lost since Jan. 6, 2008 (73-72 at USC).

  • Stanford committed a season-high 25 turnovers, with 14 of those coming in the first half.

  • The Cardinal trailed at halftime for just the seventh time this year and first time since Jan. 20 at Arizona State (31-20).

  • Candice Wiggins finishes her career as the school and Pac-10 record-holder in points (2629) and three-pointers (295). She is also Stanford's all-time leader in points per game (19.2), games played (137), three-pointers attempted (754), free throws made (563), free throws attempted (684) and steals (281).

  • Candice Wiggins also established Stanford single-season records in the following categories: minutes played (1237), games played (39- shared with four others), games started (39- shared with two others), points scored (787), field goals made (258), field goals attempted (602), free throws made (184), free throws attempted (224) and three-pointers attempted (253).

  • Candice Wiggins was named to the All-Tournament team, the fifth player in Stanford history to be honored.

  • In three career games against Tennessee, Jayne Appel is 23-48 from the field (47.9-percent) and has averaged 19.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per contest.

  • Jayne Appel established a Stanford single-season record with 84 blocked shots, giving her 145 for her career. The all-time leader is 201 by Val Whiting (1989-1993).

  • Kayla Pedersen pulled down at least 10 rebounds for the 13th time this year. Pedersen was the Cardinal's leading rebounder on 17 different occasions.

  • Tennessee was 17-25 from the charity stripe compared to Stanford's 7-14 clip.

  • Stanford did not register a blocked shot in both of its final two games.

  • Head coach Tara VanDerveer has chalked up a 724-188 (79.3-percent) record in 29 seasons. In 22 years on The Farm, she has registered a 572-137 (80.7-percent) ledger.
     

     

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