Feb. 1, 2006
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• The Terps' victory is their sixth in a row, improving their record to 20-2 overall, 7-1 in the ACC. It matches their best start since 1988-89.
• The six-game winning streak in ACC play is the longest for the Terps since winning 10 straight conference games between Jan. 8-Feb. 8, 1992.
• The Terps improve to 5-1 all time against the Hurricanes. They are2-0 since Miami entered the ACC.
• Crystal Langhorne recorded her 11th double-double of the season with her 10 points and 12 rebounds.
• Marissa Coleman earned her fifth double-double of the season with her 10 points and 12 rebounds.
• Shay Doron reached double figures for the 17th time this season with her 26 points, which led all scorers. It tied her season-high, which she accomplished twice before, in back-to-back games against Central Connecticut State and Furman in the Terrapin Classic on Dec. 29-30.
• With her 26 points, Shay Doron moves into 14th place on Maryland's all-time scoring list, giving her 1,299 career points. She moved up from 16th, passing Belinda Pearman, who scored 1,284 from 1981-84 and Lisa Brown, who tallied 1,291 from 1985-88.
• Laura Harper's 19 points marked the 14th time this season that she reached double figures. It is also a season-high. Her previous season-high was 15, scored at Boston College on Jan. 5.
• Laura Harper's 3 blocks gives her 67 in her career, putting her in 10th place on Maryland's all-time blocks list. She came into the day in 12th place and passed Carolin Dehn-Duhr's 65 blocks from 1985-87 and Myra Waters' 66 rejections from 1979-82.
• Shay Doron's four 3-point field goals ties a season high.
• The four 3-pointers moves Shay Doron into third place on Maryland's all-time 3-pointers list with 104. She passed Terri Daniels, who knocked down 101 three-pointers between 2000-03.
• Doron also moved into a tie for 10th place on Maryland's all-time list with 38 three-pointers this season. She passed Tiffany Brown's mark of 36 in the 1997-98 season and matched Alli Spence's 38 in the 2003-04 campaign.
