ATHENS, Ga. - Seniors Keonna Farmer and Maiya Rumph each recorded 13 points in North Florida women's basketball 75-37 loss at Georgia on Thursday afternoon at Stegeman Coliseum.

QUICK GLANCE
Score: North Florida 37, Georgia 75
Records: North Florida (7-7) | Georgia (12-1)
Location:Athens, Ga. (Stegeman Coliseum)
The Short Story: Georgia grabbed a double-figure lead in the first quarter and never looked back as it took down the Ospreys. UNF was hampered by 22 turnovers en route to 30 Bulldog points.

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OPENING TIP

• Senior Keonna Farmer and Maiya Rumph each had 13 points,while Rumph grabbed down seven boards.
• Farmer also led the team in steals for the seventh time this season with three.
• UNF dished out 11 assists on its 15 baskets with Ty Purifoy leading the way with three.

SAY WHAT?
"Today is another package of lessons to be learned from. I thought we had some moments but just couldn't get into a consistent offensive flow at any point during the game. We will continue to work as we finish up our non-conference schedule next week!" - Head Coach Darrick Gibbs

GAME CAPSULE
First Half Trends

• The game was tight in the opening four minutes, but Georgia took advantage of North Florida miscues in a big way.
• The Lady Dogs went on a 19-2 run for the final eight minutes of the quarter with the lone basket coming from Farmer.
• In the second frame, Georgia hit back-to-back treys that sandwiched Farmer's basket, before UNF was once again plagued by turnovers and missed shots.
• Georgia ran its lead up to 35-10 at the half, holding UNF to 1-for-11 down the stretch.

Second Half Trends

• In the third quarter, the teams played even as it was 16-16 and the Osprey's highest offensive output of the game.
• Rumph hit two straight buckets to quiet the Lady Bulldogs for a moment in the final frame, but it was short lived as the hosts jumped on a 14-1 run.
• The stretch lasted more than three minutes as the Ospreys went without a field goal for the final five minutes of the game.
• Freshmen Elli Bartley and Tiffany Tolbert, along with Adrienne Jackson each hit triples in the second half - the only long balls of the game.

INSIDE THE BOXSCORE

• Jackson grabbed down seven boards to tie the team best.
• UNF took a season-low six free throws - its lowest output since February 2017, going 3-for-6 at Lipscomb.
• Georgia shot 45.5 percent from the field, while holding the Ospreys to just a 30 percent clip. UNF took just 50 shots, matching a season-low.

UP NEXT
North Florida wraps up the non-conference slate as it travels to Wofford on New Year's Day. Game time is set for 2 p.m.