What is your favorite stat from last season?

[reno tony]

Mine is Moriah was fourth in blocks behind Breanna, Stefanie and Kiah.

45 TO GO​

 

[geneticrex]

Is 40 and oh considered a "stat"???

 

[Sonny44]

I'll take it.

 

[rford53]

Establishing a new NCAA D1 record in blocked shots (324) while simultaneously committing the least number of personal fouls as a team; an NCAA D1 first double/double.

 

[easttexastrash]

Establishing a new NCAA D1 record in blocked shots (324) while simultaneously committing the least number of personal fouls as a team; an NCAA D1 first double/double.

That's a great one. Dolson, Stewart and Stokes were really hard to score against in the paint.

 

[Anonymous]

9 NCs

 

[RockyMTblue2]

UC 1 ND 0

 

[alexrgct]

Lowest MOV in any game was 11 points, a record in WCBB history.

 

[arty155]

-In 2013-2014, UConn continued to build upon its already-unprecedented number of consecutive WCBB Final Four appearances: now 7 straight.

- This consistent excellence, never before seen in WCBB, rapidly resulted in UConn approaching, and then breaking the NCAA record for National Championships: 9 total… and counting.

- This historic achievement of 7 straight Final Fours, for example, stands in sharp contrast to a former competitor UConn left in the dust: UTenn continued its club-worst free fall, spiraling further down to another all-time low of 6 straight Final Fours missed... and (also) counting.

 

[mhshuskies]

16-0 and 18-4 !!!!!!!!!

 

[Buzzyboy]

Is 40 and oh considered a "stat"???

I was going to say that my favorite stat was 40-0 and that the post should be asking what is everyone's second favorite stat.

 

[Beemer]

Anonymous and RockyMTblue2 listed both of mine.

Such an incredible season.

 

[vtcwbuff]

UConn 79 - ND 58

 

[ctfjr]

final rankings

 

[01Neaggrad02]

Establishing a new NCAA D1 record in blocked shots (324) while simultaneously committing the least number of personal fouls as a team; an NCAA D1 first double/double.

I agree with the blocked shots... Beating Baylor/Griner's record.

 

[alexrgct]

These aren't exactly stats, but they're worth noting:

• Standalone championships. 1995 was the first one. 2000's roster was completely distinct from 1995. 2003's roster was distinct from 2000. 2009 was distinct from 2003. And with Caroline Doty's graduation, 2014 was completely distinct from 2009. I'd argue 2013 should have counted (with Doty injured as a frosh), but I just counted five standalone NCs to Pat's four (1987, 1991, 1996, and 2007).
• Every UConn recruiting class since 1987 has been to a Final Four.
• Every UConn recruiting class aince 1991 EXCEPT 1995 and 2004 has experienced a national championship

 

[dtbtbtb]

These aren't exactly stats, but they're worth noting:

• Standalone championships. 1995 was the first one. 2000's roster was completely distinct from 1995. 2003's roster was distinct from 2000. 2009 was distinct from 2003. And with Caroline Doty's graduation, 2014 was completely distinct from 2009. I'd argue 2013 should have counted (with Doty injured as a frosh), but I just counted five standalone NCs to Pat's four (1987, 1991, 1996, and 2007).
• Every UConn recruiting class since 1987 has been to a Final Four.
• Every UConn recruiting class aince 1991 EXCEPT 1995 and 2004 has experienced a national championship

I find the second and third points the most amazing. When Geno tells a recruit (which I assume he does) that if they come to UConn they are practically guaranteed to go to Final 4's and win a NC he is simply stating facts