Little Rock Hosts Tulsa in School Day Game

LITTLE ROCK – After earning a 29-point win against the American Athletic Conference's Memphis on Sunday, Little Rock women's basketball (1-0) will face another AAC opponent on Wednesday as Tulsa (0-2) visits the Jack Stephens Center for an 11:30 a.m., game.
 
Wednesday will be School Day at the Jack Stephens Center as nearly 1,000 students from area elementary and middle schools make their way to the Jack to watch the Trojans take on the Golden Hurricane. More info on the game can be found here.
 
Little Rock has an all-time record of 10-2 against Tulsa. The Trojans and Golden Hurricane met for the first time in 1987 and played three times that season. Little Rock is 4-1 against Tulsa at the Jack with the only loss occurring in 2015. Last year, the Trojans defeated the Golden Hurricane 63-58 in Tulsa. Four players were in double figures for the game, including Kyra Collier (15) and Ronjanae DeGray (10). Collier made it a double-double with 17 rebounds.
 
After Wednesday's game, the Trojans will have a week to prepare for their first road trip of the year at Texas A&M on Nov. 22 in College Station, Texas.

• Little Rock has the best three-point field-goal percentage in the nation at 69.2 percent.
• A win on Wednesday would be Little Rock's 150th win at the Jack Stephens Center.
• Little Rock's 10-game winning streak at home is tied for the 13th longest in Division I and leads the Sun Belt.
• Tori Lasker and Kyra Collier lead the nation with a perfect 100 percent three-point field-goal percentage.
• The Trojans' 90 percent free-throw percentage ranks seventh nationally.
• Little Rock's 55.7 percent field goal percentage ranks 10th nationally.
• The Trojans' 22.0 assists per game rank 23rd nationally.
• Little Rock's 29-point victory over Memphis on Sunday tied for the largest margin of victory in a season opener in program history.
• Lasker's 21 points against Memphis were the most in a Trojan freshman's debut since the program restarted in 1999.
• A Little Rock win over Tulsa would be the first time the Trojans' first two wins of the season occurred at home against two Division I opponents.