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Texas
Robert M. Berdahl
Jody Conradt
Quick Facts
Location: Austin, Texas
Founded:1883
Enrollment: 46,769
Colors: Burnt Orange and White
Nickname: Lady Longhorns
Homecourt: Erwin Center (16,231)
President: Robert M. Berdahl
Faculty Representative: Dr. Waneen Spirduso
Athletic Director: Jody Conradt
Head Coach: Jody Conradt (Baylor, '63)
Career Record (Years): 654-178 (26)
Texas Record (Years): 537-116 (19)
SWC Record (Years): 174-18 (13)
Assistant Coaches: Kathy Harston, Annette Smith,
Carolyn Guyton
Coach's Phone: (512) 471-7693
SID Contact: Joe Chemycz
Address: Women's Athletics
718 Bellmont Hall
Austin, Texas 78712
SID Office Phone: (512) 471-9640
SID Home Phone: (512) 385-6207
SID FAX: (512) 471-3985
Press Row: To Be Announced
1994-95 Record: 16-12
Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1
Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 9-2
1995 Team Averages (PPG, RPG): 73.3, 41.8
Top Returnee: Danielle Viglione (15.1 ppg, 3.1 rpg)
1995 SWC Record (Finish): 7-7 (T4th)
1995 SWC Tournament: Defeated Texas A&M, 78-63
Lost to SMU, 65-81
Texas All-Time Record: 575-133 (.812)
All-Time SWC Record: 174-18 (.906)
SWC Championships (Years): Nine (1983-90, '93)
SWC Tournament Championships (Years): Nine (1983-90, '94)
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 12 (1983-94)
NCAA Championships: One (1986)
Head Coach
Jody Conradt
In women's athletics, Jody Conradt is a household name. She is the Texas women's athletic
director as well as the all-time winningest coach
in women's college basketball history with 654
career victories.
As Contradt begins her 20th year guiding
Texas, she has an impressive list of accomplishments, including an undefeated NCAA Championship season (1985-86), two final four appearances (1986,1987) and the three-time recipient of National Coach of the Year
honors (1980,1984,1986).
During her 19 year tenure at Texas, Conradt has averaged 28 wins a season.
Entering the 1995-96 season, her Texas record stands at 537-116, and includes
20 consecutive trips to post-season play. From 1978 to 1990, Conradt guided her
team to a 183-game win streak against conference opponents.
When it comes to honors, Conradt has achieved them all. Along with her three
National Coach of the Year awards, she has been named Southwest Conference
Coach of theYear four times (1984,1985,1987,1988) In 1987 she received the
Carol Eckman Award, the highest honor given annually by the Women's Basketball Association. In 1986 she was inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame.
Conradt received her bachelor's and master's degrees from Baylor University.
She began her collegiate coaching career at Sam Houston State before moving
to the University of Texas - Arlington. When she joined the University of Texas -
Austin in 1976, she began a Lady Longhom program of national prominence.
Conradt Year-By-Year
Year School Record
Pet.
Year School
Record
Pet.
1969-70 Sam Houston 15-4
.789
1982-83 Texas
30-3
.909
1970-71 Sam Houston 20-6
.769
1983-84 Texas
32-3
.914
1971-72 Sam Houston 19-6
.760
1984-85 Texas
28-3
.903
1972-73 Sam Houston 20-7
.741
1985-86 Texas
34-0
1.000
1973-74 UT-Arlington 9-14
.391
1986-87 Texas
31-2
.939
1974-75 UT-Arlington 11-14
.440
1987-88 Texas
32-3
.914
1975-76 UT-Arlington 23-11
.676
1988-89 Texas
27-5
.844
1976-77 Texas 36-10
.783
1989-90 Texas
27-5
.844
1977-78 Texas 29-10
.744
1990-91 Texas
21-9
.700
1978-79 Texas 37-4
.902
1991-92 Texas
21-10
.671
1979-80 Texas 33-4
.892
1992-93 Texas
22-8
.733
t980-81 Texas 28-8
.777
1993-94 Texas
22-9
.710
1981-82 Texas 35-4
.897
1994-95 Texas
12-16
.429
Overall
26 Years 654-178
.786
Sam Houston
4 Years 74-23
.763
Texas-Arlington
3 Years 43-39
.524
Texas
19 Years 537-116
.822
Numerical Roster
Lady Longhorn Roster
10 Amie Smith
12 Angela Brown
No.
Name
P
Ht.
Cl-Ex.
Hometown (HS)
35
Stefanie Andrus
F
5-10
So-1L
Amarillo, Texas (Amarillo
13 Danielle Viglione
45
Jaime Bailey
C
6-2
So-1L
El Paso, Texas (Hanks)
14 Vanessa Wallace
12
Angela Brown
F
5-9
Jr-2L
Fullerton, Missouri (Fullerton)
20 Amber Hasenmyer
33
Taryn Brown
C
6-0
Fr-HS
Memphis, Tennessee (White Station)
22 Angie Jo Ogletree
20
Amber Hasenmyer
F
5-10
Jr-2L
Duncan, Oklahoma (Empire)
23 Angela Jackson
23
Angela Jackson
C
6-4
So-1L
W. Allis, Wisconsin (Central)
25
Kim Lummus
G
5-8
Fr-HS
Cleburne, Texas (Cleburne)
24 Dee Smith
22
Angie Jo Ogletree
G
5-6
Jr-2L
Panhandle, Texas (Panhandle)
25 Kim Lummus
32
Erica Routt
F
5-8
Sr-3L
Sugar Land, Texas (Kempner)
32 Erica Rout
10
Amie Smith
F
5-10
Jr-2L
Dallas, Texas (Bishop Lynch)
33 Taryn Brown
24
Dee Smith
F
5-11
Fr-HS
Tulsa, Oklahoma (Union)
34 Virginia Viverette
35 Stefanie Andrus
13
Danielle Viglione
G
5-10
Jr-2L
Fair Oaks, California (Del Campo)
34
Virginia Viverette
F
5-11
Fr-HS
Mt. Belvieu, Texas (Barbers Hill)
14
Vanessa Wallace
G
5-9
Fr-HS
Euless, Texas (Trinity)
45 Jaime Bailey
Bold indicates returning starter
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