Post-Game Notes: UConn 106, Coppin State 85

Dec. 14, 2014

Game Notes vs Coppin State

With UConn's 106-85 win, the Huskies now lead the all-time series with Coppin State, 6-0.
UConn's 29-point lead in the 2nd half was the largest lead the Huskies have held this season.
UConn's 106 points were the most scored since March 12, 2009 against Syracuse when the Huskies lost 127-117 (6 OT's). It was the most points in a win since Quinnipiac (111-75) on Dec. 30, 2005.
UConn shot a season-best 56.9% from the field today (37-65).
Amida Brimah scored a career-high 40 points, the 11^th player to accomplish the feat.
It's the 17^th time an UConn player has scored 40 points or more in a game. Last time a Husky scored 40 points in a game was Kemba Walker, scoring 42 points, against Vermont on Nov. 17, 2010.
Amida Brimah and Daniel Hamilton both registered their first career double-doubles. Brimah (40 points, 12 rebounds), Hamilton (11 points, 11 assists).
First time UConn had two players register a double-double since Jan. 16, 2014 against Memphis. Shabazz Napier (17 points, 10 assists) and DeAndre Daniels (23 points, 11 rebounds) notched double-doubles in that game.
Hamilton's 11 assists were a new career-high for the freshmen guard.
Brimah set career highs in free throws made (14), free throw attempts (16), field goals made (13) and field goal attempts (13).
Kentan Facey contributed a career-high 15 points in the win.

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