-Arizona shot 55.9% against the Tigers, the team's best field goal percentage of the year.

-With 38 rebounds, the Wildcats outrebounded their opponent for the fourth time this season.

-Arizona did not trail in the win over the Tigers.

-With 22 Memphis turnovers Arizona continued its streak of forcing 19+ turnovers per game. 

-The Wildcats shot 84.0% (21-of-25) from the free throw line, its best free throw percentage of the season. Arizona has shot 80.0% or better from the line for two games in a row.

-Three or more players have scored in double digits in every game this season. Against Memphis, Esmery Martinez led with 19 points while Maya Nnaji (15), Salimatou Kourouma (14) and Kailyn Gilbert (13) also were in double digits.

-Helena Pueyo ranks 11th nationally in steals per game (HerHoopStats), averaging 4.4. That number is the second-best in the Pac-12.

-Esmery Martinez posted her first double-double of the season with 19 points and 11 rebounds. She added four steals and two assists to her stat line.

-Maya Nnaji tied her season high in points with 15 and pulled in five rebounds. She made four assists and three steals and blocked one shot in the matchup.

-Salimatou Kourouma shot 85.7% from the field (7-of-8) for 14 points.

-Courtney Blakely made her first appearance as a Wildcat, scoring four points, making three steals, two assists and grabbing one rebound.

-Jada Williams and Breya Cunningham each scored seven points and made two steals against the Tigers.