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Game Notes: A-State at Little Rock

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 ARKANSAS STATE (7-9, 4-1 Sun Belt)
at Little Rock (5-11, 3-2 Sun Belt)
Saturday, January 18 • 2:00 PM • Little Rock, Ark.
Jack Stephens Center
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FAST BREAK FACTS
  • Riding a four-game winning streak, Arkansas State is set to renew its in-state rivalry with Little Rock at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Jack Stephens Center. Action will be broadcast live on ESPN+, while the radio broadcast can be heard on the EAB Red Wolves Radio Network at 95.3 The Ticket.
  • Arkansas State has had three or more players score in double figures in 10 of its 16 games so far this season. Since the 2012-13 season, Arkansas State is 91-41 (.689) when three or more players score in double figures.
  • In A-State's seven wins, the Red Wolves have posted a 69.9% assist percentage (123 assists to 176 made baskets).
  • Saturday's game is the 69th meeting all-time between Arkansas State and Little Rock, with A-State holding a 45-23 advantage in the series.
  • Arkansas State has forced 18 or more turnovers in eight of the last nine contests. A-State has forced double-digit turnovers in all but two games this season.
  • When A-State is victorious, five players average in double figures: Peyton Martin (14.3), Jireh Washington (13.1), Payton Tennison (12.5), Morgan Wallace (12.4) and Jada Ford (10.9. Wallace also nearly averages a double-double at 9.6 rebounds per game in those seven wins.
  •  This season, through 16 games, A-State has been among the nation's best at getting to the free-throw line, ranking fourth in the league (35th nationally) with 337 free-throw attempts. According to HerHoopStats.com, the Red Wolves rank 23rd nationally (out of 351 teams) in Free Throw Rate (% of two-point scoring attempts including all free throw trips that result in a free throw trip) with a 20.7 percent clip.
  • Arkansas State's 2019 roster features six players from the state of Arkansas, including two local products from Jonesboro (Starr Taylor and Mya Love). Maggie Mahan (Center Ridge), Peyton Martin (Pine Bluff), Payton Tennison (Valley Springs) and Morgan Wallace (Little Rock) are the other four Natural State products. That total ties Arkansas for the most among the five Division I programs in the state. 
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Players Mentioned

Jada Ford

#0 Jada Ford

G
5' 9"
Senior
Maggie Mahan

#22 Maggie Mahan

G
5' 9"
Junior
Peyton Martin

#35 Peyton Martin

F
5' 11"
Junior
Starr Taylor

#2 Starr Taylor

G
5' 6"
Senior
Payton Tennison

#5 Payton Tennison

G
5' 11"
Senior
Morgan Wallace

#3 Morgan Wallace

G
5' 10"
Junior
Jireh Washington

#1 Jireh Washington

G
5' 9"
Sophomore
Mya Love

#4 Mya Love

G
5' 8"
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Jada Ford

#0 Jada Ford

5' 9"
Senior
G
Maggie Mahan

#22 Maggie Mahan

5' 9"
Junior
G
Peyton Martin

#35 Peyton Martin

5' 11"
Junior
F
Starr Taylor

#2 Starr Taylor

5' 6"
Senior
G
Payton Tennison

#5 Payton Tennison

5' 11"
Senior
G
Morgan Wallace

#3 Morgan Wallace

5' 10"
Junior
G
Jireh Washington

#1 Jireh Washington

5' 9"
Sophomore
G
Mya Love

#4 Mya Love

5' 8"
Freshman
G
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