University of Delaware Athletics
UD Wraps Road Trip at Northeastern Sunday
1/10/2015 9:05:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Delaware (5-9, 0-3 CAA) at Northeastern (3-10, 0-3 CAA)
DATE: Sunday, January 11, 2015
TIME: 2 p.m. Eastern
LOCATION: Cabot Center – Boston, Mass.
WATCH
Sunday's game will be streamed online via GoNUxstream on GoNU.com.
LISTEN
All Delaware women's basketball games can be heard on the radio at Fox Sports 1290 or 1410 WDOV. Matt Janus will have the call for the Blue Hens while Lauren Carra will serve as color analyst. Fans can also hear the broadcast online at http://foxsports1290am.com/ and on smart devices via the iHeart app.
LIVE STATS
Live stat links will be available via www.BlueHens.com.
LAST TIME OUT
UD dropped its third straight game Friday as Towson defeated the Blue Hens, 56-49, at SECU Arena. Hannah Jardine led Delaware with 17 points and eight rebounds. Joy Caracciolo and Courtni Green each added 10 points of their own in the loss. Jodi Salyer dished out a team-best five assists. The two teams held a 26-26 tie at halftime before the Tigers would go up by as much a nine in the second half. A jumper from Salyer with 1:02 remaining brought the Hens within four at 53-49, but Towson sealed the game with three free throws in the final minute of play.
HEN SCRATCHINGS
· UD looks to stop a three-game losing skid with hopes of its first CAA win of the season. Delaware has also lost six of its last seven games.
· The Blue Hens are playing their final of four games within eight days.
· For more game notes, please click here.
SERIES INFORMATION
· Delaware holds the all-time series advantage of 32-11 over Northeastern.
· The Hens have won 25 of the last 26 against the Huskies.
· UD lost a heartbreaker to Northeastern, 54-53, last season in Boston. The Blue Hens followed the next week with a 63-61 win over NU in the CAA Quarterfinals.
· UD is 12-9 over Northeastern in Boston.
· The two teams will wrap the season series at the Bob Carpenter Center on February 5.
· Martin is 26-5 against Northeastern during her tenure.
· Kelly Cole is in her first season as the head coach at Northeastern after previously serving two years as an assistant at Harvard.
