Memphis Visits Little Rock, The Jack on Tuesday

Game 9 vs. Memphis
Game 9: Memphis	Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. CT | Little Rock, Ark. | Jack Stephens Center [Clear Bag Policy]
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Full Game Notes	Little Rock | Memphis
Series History
	Memphis: Series tied, 7-7 | Last game: LR won, 63-60, on 12/21/2018 in Memphis, Tenn. | Streak: Won 7
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Little Rock will welcome Memphis to the Jack Stephens Center Tuesday evening as the Trojans host their final home game of the 2019 calendar year.
 
Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m. with Trey Schaap and Ron Jumper calling the action on the Little Rock Trojans Radio Network anchored by 920AM The Sports Animal.
 
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Series History
Memphis: Series tied, 7-7 | Last game: LR won, 63-60, on 12/21/2018 in Memphis, Tenn. | Streak: Won 7
 
Five Things to Know

1. Last in the Jack in 2019
   Tuesday's game may not mark Little Rock's last game in the metro region for this calendar year but it will be the last time you can see the Trojans at the Jack Stephens Center in 2019.
2. Battle for Blocks
   Tuesday's game against Memphis will feature a team that is good at registering blocked shots (Memphis) versus a team that is good at avoiding blocks (Little Rock). The Tigers rank 41^st nationally in blocks per game (4.5) while Little Rock ranks 29^th in the nation in percentage of shots not blocked (4.9 percent).
3. Cool Hand Syd
   Sydney Chastain is a smart cookie and is often lauded for the smart decisions she makes on the court. So it is no surprise that her current 3.27 assist-to-turnover ratio is not only a good number, it is a mark that ranks 10^th in the nation and the second-highest of any player from a non-power conference.
4. High Rate of Points
   Kyra Collier is making the most of her time on the court. The Trojan senior, who also ranks fifth nationally in minutes per game (38:42), ranks second in the Sun Belt and 89^th nationally averaging 16.8 points per game.
5. Maybe it's a Rock City Thing?
   Kyra Collier isn't the only one logging an impressive amount of minutes. Little Rock's Markquis Nowell on the men's side currently ranks sixth in minutes per game (37:42). The Trojans, both men and women, are utilizing the strength of their top players.

 
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