HOME GAMES
Game 25: North Alabama Sponsored by Memorial Hospital	Saturday, Feb. 15 | 1 p.m. | Jacksonville, Fla.  | UNF Arena
	TV/Video: ESPN3 | Live Stats
Series History	UNA leads 3-1 | Last time: UNA W, 54-51 (Jan. 4, 2020) [Recap | Stats]
Social Media	@OspreyWBB | #SWOOPLife | Facebook | @UNFOspreys

 

Game 26: Jacksonville	Monday, Feb. 10 | 7 p.m. | Newark, N.J. | NJIT Wellness & Events Center
	TV/Video: ESPN3 | Live Stats
Series History	Jacksonville leads  | Last time: North Florida W, 70-64 (Jan. 20, 2020)  [Recap | Stats]
Looking Ahead	The Ospreys host Lipscomb Saturday, Feb. 22 before taking on Liberty Monday (2/24)

 

JACKSONVILLE - North Florida returns home for a trio of games beginning with North Alabama and Jacksonville.

THREE POINT THREAT
The Ospreys are 43 three-pointers shy of matching the program record and if they continue to average six or more per game - the record set by the 2015-16 quad may be broken. That team had 200 triples. In addition to makes, the Ospreys are accurate as they lead the conference in three-point percentage and rank 59th in the nation with a 34.4 percent clip. In league play, the Ospreys are shooting 35.5 percent from long range and have 72 makes.

BOARD IT UP
Senior Adrienne Jackson ranks 36th in the country in total rebounds (224) and 49th in rebounds per game (9.3). She ranks seventh in career caroms with 596 and is behind former UNF great Nancy Miller's 619. 

DOUBLE THE FUN
North Florida set the UNF D1 record in double-doubles with a pair from Adrienne Jackson and Jazz Bond at NJIT. This season four players have had double-doubles: Jackson (8), Janesha Green (4), Bond (6) and Dasha Eremeeva (1).

SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS
North Alabama (17-6, 8-3 ASUN)

• Ivy Wallen was named ASUN Player of the Week for the second time this season after averaging 13 assists and 14.5 PPG. Wallen's been the top scorer for the Lions, landing third in the ASUN in PPG (16.6).
• The Lions had a 91-58 win over Lipscomb Monday with Brittany Panetti putting up a season-high 26 points. Panetti leads the ASUN in field goal percentage (60.0).
• UNA has found success shooting from deep (35.5) as well as dishing out assists per game (19.3), leading the conference in both categories.
• Jaida Bond, younger sister of Jazz Bond, is seventh in the ASUN in three-point percentage (39.5).
• The Ospreys fell short to the Lions earlier this season, 54-51. Jazz Bond led the team with 15 points and four swats.

 

Jacksonville (14-10, 6-5 ASUN)

• The Dolphins are coming off a 65-59 loss Monday to Liberty with Da'Nasia Shaw scoring 14 points in the loss. Shaw also leads the ASUN in three-point percentage (50.0).
• JU is second in the conference in rebounds per game (40.0).
• Shakayla Nevitt has scored a combined 31 points in her past two games
• The Ospreys took down the Dolphins for the first time in seven years with a 70-64 win January 20. Janesha Green connected on 7-12 from the field with 22 points in the win.

FOLLOW THE ACTION: Stay connected with the Ospreys all season long by following @OspreyWBB and @UNFOspreys on Twitter for all of the latest UNF women's basketball updates. Be sure to use the hashtag #SWOOPLife.