Tigers Take on Tulane in AAC Semifinals

Saturday, March 12

Orlando, Fla.

4 pm CT

University of Memphis

Tulane

Photo by: Ben Solomon

Mar 12, 2016 | Men's Basketball

Winner will play for an NCAA Tournament automatic berth

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Memphis vs. the American Athletic conference: 202-109 * (page 10)
* Does not include 13 wins vacated by the NCAA from the 2007-08 season: (UConn 1; Cincinnati 1; East Carolina 1; Houston 2; SMU 2; Tulane 2; Tulsa 3; UCF 1)
Series vs. Tulsa: Memphis leads 45-11 *
      Home: Memphis leads 27-3 *
      Road: Memphis leads 16-8
      Neutral: Memphis leads 2-0
      First Meeting: January 10, 1977
           Memphis 78, Tulane 64; Memphis, Tennessee
      Last Meeting: February 13, 2016
           Tulane 97, Memphis 87 (ot); New Orleans, La.
(* Does not include two Memphis wins (one home, one road) vacated by the NCAA)
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Game Notes: Memphis | Tulane
Rosters: Memphis | Tulane
Schedules: Memphis | Tulane
Media Guide: Memphis | Tulane

SETTING THE TABLE

•     Memphis is 9-1 in its last 10 games within the state border of Florida, and is 17-2 over the past 19 games
•     Memphis freshman Dedric Lawson became the 16th player in program history to be named a Conference Rookie/Freshman/Newcomer of the Year
•     Memphis senior Ricky Tarrant Jr. spent his first two seasons as a collegiate player on the Tulane roster, and remains in the record book in numerous categories, including 33rd in career points (1,013) and ninth in career three-point field goals made (123)
•     Memphis and Tulane have met seven times in conference tournaments, two as members of the Metro Conference and five times as members of Conference USA. Memphis is 6-0 in those games. (one win was later vacated, and is not included in the 6-0 record)
•     Memphis head coach Josh Pastner, in his career as a head coach, has either won a conference tournament title, or has lost in the first round of the tournament.
•     Memphis senior Shaq Goodwin, with a game played on Saturday, will move into a tie for ninth among career games played in Memphis history.

SNOW BIRDS (OR TIGERS REALLY)

Memphis has had a strong run of games in the Sunshine state. The Tigers have lost just once in a game played in Florida since on January 18, 2012, a 9-1 overall record during that span, including a tournament win in the Old Spice Classic in Orlando during the 2013-14 season, and an exciting overtime win over Ohio State in Miami earlier this season. Since 2001, the Tigers are 17-2 in Florida.

ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE HONOR

Announced on Tuesday afternoon, Memphis senior Shaq Goodwin has been named to the American Athletic Conference First Team, and freshman Dedric Lawson earned a Second Team honor. The two honors mark the fourth and fifth All-American Athletic Conference honor earned by the Tigers in the three years in the league.

YR.	PLAYER	POS.	TEAM
2013-14	Shaq Goodwin	F	2nd
2013-14	Joe Jackson	G	2nd
2014-15	Austin Nichols	F	1st
2015-16	Shaq Goodwin	F	1st
2015-16	Dedric Lawson	F	2nd

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Memphis freshman Dedric Lawson has etched his name in the Memphis record books, by being named the American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year - and did so unanimously. He joins a long and illustrious list of Tigers who have been named Rookie/Freshman/Newcomer of the Year.

YEAR	PLAYER	CONFERENCE
2016	Dedric Lawson	American Athletic Conf.
2014	Austin Nichols	American Athletic Conf.
2009	Tyreke Evans	Conference USA
2009	Elliot Williams	Conference USA
2008	Derrick Rose	Conference USA
2006	Shawne Williams	Conference USA
2005	Darius Washington Jr.	Conference USA
2004	Sean Banks	Conference USA
2002	Dajuan Wagner	Conference USA
1995	Lorenzen Wright	Great Midwest Conference
1992	Anfernee Hardaway	Great Midwest Conference
1988	Elliot Perry	Metro Conference
1987	Sylvester Gray	Metro Conference
1982	Keith Lee	Metro Conference
1971	Larry Finch	Missouri Valley Conference
1969	Joe Proctor	Missouri Valley Conference

FAMILIAR FACE

Memphis graduate-transfer guard Ricky Tarrant Jr. opened his collegiate career playing for the Green Wave. As a two-year member of the program, Tarrant etched his name in the Green Wave record book, including:
•     33rd in career points (1,013)
•     7th in most 20-point games (20)
•     9th (550) and 34th (463) in single-season scoring
•     34th in single-game scoring (twice scoring 33)
•     9th in career three-point field goals made (123)
•     4th in single-season three-point field goals (71)
•     3rd in single-game three-point field goals (6)
•     3rd and 10th in single-season free throws made (167 & 131)
•     3rd in single-season minutes played (1,237)

He was also earned numerous awards including:
2013: NABC Second Team All-District, Second Team All-Conference USA
2012: First Team All-Conference USA, Conference USA Freshman of the Year, Conference USA Player of the Week (one time), Conference USA Freshman of the Week (seven times)

POSTSEASON HISTORY AGAINST THE GREEN WAVE

The meeting between Tulane and Memphis is the first time as members of the American Athletic Conference that the teams have met in the postseason tournament. That does not mean that the two schools have never met in postseason play, as the teams have met seven times, including four times over a four-year span as members of Conference USA - all Memphis wins. The first post-season meeting came on March 3, 1977 in the first round of the Metro Tournament - a 94-80 Tiger win in Memphis. The next postseason meeting came 14 years later in 1991 - also in the Metro Tournament - an 84-77 win in Roanoke, Virginia. The opening meeting as members of Conference USA came in 2006, a 75-56 Tiger win in Memphis. A year later Memphis picked up a second round win over the Green Wave by a score of 71-49. A first round meeting came in 2008 with a 75-56 Memphis home win, and a season later the Tigers edged out Tulane 51-41 - again in Memphis. The fifth and final postseason tournament meeting came from the 2012-13 season - Memphis' final season in Conference USA - as the Tigers topped the Green Wave 81-68 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

ALL-OR-NOTHING

With Memphis head coach Josh Pastner, it has been all or nothing in the Tigers' conference tournament appearances. His first season as head coach the team went 0-1 in the 2010 Conference USA Tournament. In 2011, 2012, and 2013 the Tigers went a combined 9-0, winning back-to-back-to-back C-USA Tournament Titles. In 2014 and 2015 the Tigers fell in their tournament openers. In all, Pastner is 10-3 in conference tournaments.

PUT ME IN COACH

Memphis senior forward Shaq Goodwin, through his four years with the program, has played in at least 30 games every season, including 31 so far this season, and 132 for his career. As long as he sees action in Memphis' game against Tulane in the AAC Tournament semifinal, he will climb into a tie for ninth in school history in career games played.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	GP	NEED
8.	Anthony Rice	2001-05	134	2
9.	Rodney Carney	2002-06	133	1
10.	Shaq Goodwin	2012-	132	—
	Andre Turner	1982-86	132
	Baskerville Holmes	1982-86	132

FREE THROW RECORDS

This season, the Memphis men's basketball program has made 611 free throws, over 100 more than its opponents, while attempting 848. The make total ranks fifth in school history, while the attempts number stands 64 away from fifth place.

RK	YEAR	FT's	NEEDED
1.	1956-57	714	103
2.	2004-05	644	33
3.	1955-56	643	32
4.	2005-06	616	5
5	2015-16	611	—
6.	2007-08	608
	2001-02	608

RK	YEAR	FT ATT.	NEEDED
1.	2007-08	991	143
2.	1956-57	969	121
3.	2006-07	953	105
4.	2004-05	942	94
5.	2001-02	912	64
	2015-16	848	—

FRESHMAN SCORING

Memphis freshman Dedric Lawson will have his name mentioned many times in the upcoming game notes, but the lead-off for this set of notes comes from his prowess in the scoring column. This season he is averaging 15.4 points, which leads the 2015-16 Tigers. If he leads the team at the end of the season, he will become just the eighth freshman in school history to lead the team in scoring. He would join the group of Dexter Reed (1973-74), Keith Lee (1981-82), Lorenzen Wright (1994-95), Dajuan Wagner (2001-02), Sean Banks (2003-04), Tyreke Evans (2008-09), and Will Barton (2010-11) as freshman players who led the team in the scoring column.

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. TULANE

Memphis and Tulane have met 58 times on the basketball court, with the Tigers holding a 45-11 all-time lead (not counting two Memphis wins vacated during the 2008-09 season). The two teams split the season series, with each team winning on its home court. Below is the breakdown of the all-time series between the two programs.

DATE	RESULT	LOCATION
Jan. 10, 1977	Memphis 78, Tulane 64	Memphis, Tenn.
Mar. 3, 1977	Memphis 94, Tulane 80	Memphis, Tenn. ^
Jan. 28, 1978	Memphis 86, Tulane 78	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 4, 1978	Memphis 101, Tulane 91	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 20, 1979	Memphis 87, Tulane 81 ot	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 3, 1979	Memphis 89, Tulane 82 ot	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 12, 1980	Memphis 82, Tulane 79	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 23, 1980	Tulane 86, Memphis 74	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 9, 1981	Memphis 67, Tulane 55	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 19, 1981	Memphis 91, Tulane 79	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 21, 1982	Tulane 58, Memphis 54 ot	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 25, 1982	Memphis 62, Tulane 60	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 8, 1983	Tulane 58, Memphis 56	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 12, 1983	Tulane 59, Memphis 57	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 7, 1984	Memphis 67, Tulane 65	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 23, 1984	Memphis 57, Tulane 50	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 14, 1985	Memphis 56, Tulane 52	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 20, 1985	Memphis 60, Tulane 49	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 11, 1990	Tulane 81, Memphis 80	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 8, 1990	Memphis 85, Tulane 74	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 12, 1991	Memphis 66, Tulane 64	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 7, 1991	Tulane 85, Memphis 69	New Orleans, La.
Mar. 7, 1991	Memphis 84, Tulane 77	Roanoke, Va. ^
Mar. 4, 1992	Memphis 68, Tulane 67	New Orleans, La.
Dec. 9, 1992	Tulane 86, Memphis 85	Memphis, Tenn.
Mar. 2, 1996	Memphis 86, Tulane 75	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 16, 1997	Memphis 62, Tulane 56	New Orleans, La.
Dec. 27, 1997	Memphis 64, Tulane 59	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 18, 1998	Memphis 83, Tulane 77	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 14, 1999	Memphis, 83, Tulane 68	Memphis, Tenn
Feb. 24, 1999	Tulane 85, Memphis 79	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 9, 2000	Tulane 64, Memphis 63	New Orleans, La.
Mar. 1, 2000	Memphis 77, Tulane 49	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 24, 2001	Memphis 91, Tulane 69	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 10, 2001	Memphis 91, Tulane 64	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 12, 2002	Memphis 78, Tulane 70	New Orleans, La.
Feb. 4, 2002	Memphis 78, Tulane 72	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 7, 2003	Memphis 85, Tulane 73	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 13, 2003	Memphis 58, Tulane 57	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 20, 2004	Memphis 85, Tulane 71	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 12, 2005	Memphis 103, Tulane 71	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 18, 2006	Memphis 105, Tulane 65	New Orleans, La.
Mar. 9, 2006	Memphis 75, Tulane 56	Memphis, Tenn. ^
Feb. 10, 2007	Memphis 95, Tulane 51	Memphis, Tenn.
Mar. 9, 2007	Memphis 71, Tulane 49	Memphis, Tenn. ^
Feb. 20, 2008	Memphis 97, Tulane 71	New Orleans, La. *
Mar. 13, 2008	Memphis 75, Tulane 56	Memphis, Tenn. ^ *
Mar. 7, 2009	Memphis 74, Tulane 47	Memphis, Tenn.
Mar. 12, 2009	Memphis 51, Tulane 41	Memphis, Tenn. ^
Feb. 17, 2010	Memphis 77, Tulane 64	New Orleans, La.
Mar. 5, 2011	Memphis 66, Tulane 61	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 15, 2012	Memphis 82, Tulane 64	New Orleans, La.
Jan. 22, 2013	Memphis 71, Tulane 60	Memphis, Tenn.
Mar. 14, 2013	Memphis 81, Tulane 68	Tulsa, Okla.
Jan. 3, 2015	Tulane 74, Memphis 66	Memphis, Tenn.
Jan. 24, 2015	Memphis 57, Tulane 55	New Orleans, La.
Dec. 30, 2015	Memphis 77, Tulane 65	Memphis, Tenn.
Feb. 13, 2016	Tulane 97, Memphis 87 ot	Memphis, Tenn.
^ Conference Tournament

LONG-RANGE WEAPON

With his 77 made three-pointers this season, junior guard Avery Woodson is quickly etching his name as one of the top long-range shooters in Memphis basketball history. His three-point total this season currently ranks fifth in school history, and his career makes total of 138 stands five away from No. 10 on that list, currently occupied by Elliot Perry. His career three-point percentage of .405 stands third all-time, and his single-season percentage stands fifth in school history.

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
RK	PLAYER	YEARS	3FG	NEED
3.	Anthony Rice	2004-05	82	5
4.	Mingo Johnson	1995-96	81	4
5.	Avery Woodson	2015-16	77	—
6.	Chris Crawford	2013-14	76
	Rodney Carney	2004-05	76

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE
RK	PLAYER	YEARS	3FG%	FG
3.	Antonio Barton	2010-11	.442	42-95
4.	Detric Golden	1997-98	.439	47-107
5.	Avery Woodson	2015-16	.430	77-179
6.	Wesley Witherspoon	2009-10	.430	34-79
7.	Anthony Rice	2001-02	.425	48-113

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
RK	PLAYER	YEARS	3FG	NEED
6.	Chris Crawford	2010-15	166	28
7.	Marcus Moody	1997-01	163	25
8.	Willie Kemp	2006-10	162	24
9.	Mingo Johnson	1994-96	153	15
10.	Elliot Perry	1987-91	143	5
—	Avery Woodson	2014-pres	138

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
RK	PLAYER	YEARS	3FG%	FG
1.	Roburt Sallie	2008-10	.438	119-272
2.	Antonio Barton	2010-13	.417	100-240
3.	Avery Woodson	2015-16	.405	138-341
4.	Harry Allen	1996-98	.394	85-216
5.	Mingo Johnson	1994-96	.381	153-402

RARE AIR

With his game against East Carolina, Memphis senior Shaq Goodwin became just the third player in Memphis basketball history to score 1,400 or more points, pull down 800 rebounds, and block 190 shots in a career. Goodwin, who has 1,418 points, 846 rebounds and 195 blocked shots, joins Keith Lee (2,408 points/1,336 rebounds/320 blocks) and Kelly Wise (1,487 points/1,075 rebounds/226 blocks) as the only players in Memphis basketball history to reach the trio of plateaus.

DOUBLE-DOUBLE MACHINE

Not only is Dedric Lawson's double-double total among the best in the country, and second-most by a freshman in program history, it is also tied for the 10th-highest single-season total in school history.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	2B/2B
1.	Larry Kenon	1972-73	25
2.	Don Holcomb	1971-72	22
3.	Keith lee	1983-84	21
4.	Keith Lee	1982-83	20
	David Vaughn	1993-94	20
6.	Ronnie Robinson	1971-72	19
7.	Kelly Wise	2000-01	17
	Keith lee	1981-82	17
	Marion Hilliard	1975-76	17
10.	Dedric Lawson	2015-16	16

FREE THROW RECORDS

Similarly to the long range record attack from Avery Woodson, the senior duo of Shaq Goodwin and Ricky Tarrant Jr. are making a full-out assault on the school record books at the charity stripe. Goodwin's career free throw total of 394 made ranks as the seventh-most in a career in school history, and is 42 makes away from taking sole possession of sixth overall. Goodwin's 156 free throws rank ninth in a single-season in school history, while Tarrant's total of 140 stands 16 behind Goodwin and Keith Lee for ninth overall.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	CAREER	NEED
5.	Forest Arnold	1952-56	474	80
6.	Bill Cook	1972-76	435	41
7.	Shaq Goodwin	2012-	394	—
8.	Bobby Parks	1980-84	376
9.	Chris Douglas-Roberts	2007-08	362
	Don Holcomb	1969-72	362
	Win Wilfong	1955-57	362

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	SEASON	NEED
6.	Dajuan Wagner	2001-02	166	10 / 26
7.	Chris Douglas-Roberts	2007-08	161	5 / 21
8.	Anfernee Hardaway	1992-93	158	2 / 18
9.	Shaq Goodwin	2015-16	156	— / 16
	Keith Lee	1984-85	156	- / 16
—	Ricky Tarrant Jr.	2015-16	140

CLIMBING INTO THE POINTS CLUB

Against Ohio State on November 27, Memphis senior forward Shaq Goodwin became the 50th member of the program's 1,000-point club with an ally-oop dunk with eight minutes remaining in the first half. He now has 1,421 career points, which puts him 14th in the school record book, and stands 22 away from climbing into sole possession of 13th all-time.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	PTS	NEED
12.	Phillip Haynes	1980-84	1,479	58
13.	Andre Turner	1982-86	1,442	21
14.	Shaq Goodwin	2012-	1,421	—
15.	Mike Butler	1965-68	1,409
16.	Robert Dozier	2005-09	1,381

REBOUNDING FRENZY

With his 15 rebounds against Ole Miss Shaq Goodwin climbed into the top-10 in program history in career rebounds.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	REB	NEED
6.	Robert Dozier	2005-09	961	115
7.	David Vaughn	1991-95	903	57
8.	Don Holcomb	1969-72	870	24
9.	Shaq Goodwin	2012-	846
10.	James Bradley	1976-79	716

BLOCK PARTY

Keeping with the theme of climbing up the record books, Shaq Goodwin has 195 career blocked shots, and stands in seventh place in program history.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	BLKS	NEED
5.	Robert Dozier	2005-09	228	33
6.	Kelly Wise	1998-02	226	31
7.	Shaq Goodwin	2012-	195	—
8.	Dennis Isbell	1976-81	178
9.	Kelvin Allen	1989-93	159
	John Washington	1972-77	159

HIGH SCORING PAIRS

The Memphis scoring duo of Shaq Goodwin and Dedric Lawson are tied for the highest scoring pair in the American Athletic Conference this season, just ahead of the Tulsa tandem of James Woodard and Shaquile Harrison. The Houston duo of Rob Gray and Devonta Pollard stand three-tenths of a percentage point behind.

RK	SCHOOL	TOTAL
1.	Memphis	30.5
Dedric Lawson (15.6), Shaq Goodwin (14.9)
2.	Tulsa	30.4
James Woodard (15.6), Shaquille Harrison (14.8)
3.	Houston	30.2
Rob Gray (16.3), Devonta Pollard (13.9)
4.	SMU	28.0
Nic Moore (16.1), Ben Moore (11.9)
5.	Temple	27.1
Quenton DeCosey (15.7), Obi Enechionyia (11.4)
	East Carolina	27.1
B.J. Tyson (14.6), Caleb White (12.5)
7.	Tulane	27.0
Luis Dabney (14.6), Malik Morgan (12.4)
8.	UConn	25.3
Rodney Purvis (12.7) , Shonn Miller (12.6)
	USF	25.3
Jahmal McMurray (15.2), Chris Perry (10.1)
10.	Cincinnati	23.9
Troy Caupain (13.2), Gary Clark (10.7)
11.	UCF	22.1
A.J. Davis (12.0), Adonys Henriquez (10.1)

CONFERENCE REBOUNDING DUOS

The Tigers' rebounding duo of Dedric Lawson and Shaq Goodwin combine to stand nearly two rebounds ahead of the next closest duo in the American Athletic Conference.

RK	SCHOOL	TOTAL
1.	Memphis	17.1
Dedric Lawson (9.3), Shaq Goodwin (7.8)
2.	Cincinnati	16.7
Gary Clark (9.0), Octavius Ellis (7.7)
3.	SMU	15.9
Jordan Tolbert (8.5), Ben Moore (7.4)
4.	USF	14.5
Jaleel Cousins (7.9), Chris Perry (6.6)
5.	UConn	14.3
Daniel Hamilton (8.8), Shonn Miller (5.5)
6.	Temple	14.2
Jaylen Bond (8.2), Quenton DeCosey (6.0)
7.	Tulane	14.0
Dylan Osetkowski (8.4), Jernard Jarreau (5.6)
8.	Houston	12.5
Damyean Dotson (6.8), Devonta Pollard (5.7)
9.	UCF	11.9
A.J. Davis (6.0), Tacko Fall (5.9)
10.	East Carolina	10.7
Kentrell Barkley (6.3), B.J. Tyson (4.4)
	Tulsa	10.7
Shaquille Harrison (5.5), James Woodard (5.2)

BIG YOUNG REBOUNDER

Through 32 games in the season, freshman forward Dedric Lawson has picked up 287 rebounds, which not only leads the team, but sends him in the direction to etch his name as one of the top freshman rebounders in school history. He stands 34 rebounds away from moving into second in school history for freshmen, and his 9.3 rebound per game average currently ranks fourth.

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	REB	NEED
1.	Lorenzen Wright	1994-95	343	56
2.	Keith Lee	1981-82	320	33
3.	Dedric Lawson	2015-16	287	-
4.	David Vaughn	1991-92	282
5.	Sylvester Gray	1986-87	257
6.	John Gunn	1974-75	255

RK	PLAYER	YEARS	RPG
1.	Keith Lee	1981-82	11.0
2.	David Vaughn	1991-92	10.2
3.	John Gunn	1991-92	9.4
4.	Dedric Lawson	2015-16	9.3
5.	Lorenzen Wright	1994-95	8.3

QUICK PACE

After games as of March 11, the Memphis Tigers have the eighth-fastest offense in NCAA Division I basketball, averaging 74.6 possessions per game, and have the eighth shortest possession length in the country.

RK	SCHOOL	POSS. LTH.
1.	Green Bay	13.4
2.	Washington	13.6
3.	Marshall	13.9
4.	The Citadel	14.0
5.	Maine	14.1
6.	Omaha	14.3
7.	BYU	14.5
8.	Memphis	14.7

MEMPHIS vs the PELICAN STATE

Of the 12 NCAA Division I teams that make their home in Louisiana, Memphis in its lengthy history have faced off against every one and have a 94-16 overall record. This season alone the Tigers have faced five schools (Grambling State, Louisiana Tech, Nicholls State, Southern, and Tulane) for seven total games against teams in the Bayou State.

SCHOOL	OVERALL	UNDER PASTNER
Grambling State	3-0	1-0
Louisiana	8-1	0-0
Louisiana-Monroe	10-0	0-0
Louisiana Tech	3-2	1-0
LSU	4-2	2-0
McNeese State	2-0	0-0
New Orleans	8-0	0-0
Nicholls	3-0	2-0
Northwestern State	6-0	2-0
SE Louisiana	1-0	0-0
Southern	1-0	1-0
Tulane	45-11	7-2
TOTALS	94-16	16-2