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Defense, 3-point shooting lead UTC women over Wofford

UTC forward Sydney Vanlandingham (21) shoots between Wofford's Kelsey Lambdin, left, and Kentra Washington during the Mocs' home basketball game against the Terriers at McKenzie Arena on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
UTC forward Sydney Vanlandingham (21) shoots between Wofford's Kelsey Lambdin, left, and Kentra Washington during the Mocs' home basketball game against the Terriers at McKenzie Arena on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. UTC forward Sydney Vanlandingham (21) shoots between Wofford's Kelsey Lambdin, left, and Kentra Washington during the Mocs' home basketball game against the Terriers at McKenzie Arena on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn.

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women’s basketball game against Wofford on Saturday can be summed up by a span of one minute and 55 seconds in the first quarter.

First, UTC’s Queen Alford stole a pass. Then, on back-to-back possessions Sydney Vanlandingham hit 3-pointers. Her second was followed by a Terriers shot blocked by Jasmine Joyner.

Yes, the Mocs shot, stole and blocked their way to a Southern Conference victory. They coasted to a 65-48 win over the Terriers in front of 2,452 fans at McKenzie Arena.

UTC (16-7, 7-2) blocked 14 shots, which set a new standard for the program. The Mocs also made 14 steals and eight 3-point shots, both of which were season highs.

The 3-point efficiency – UTC was 8-for-15, 53.3 percent – was another season high. In both of Vanlandingham’s shots, she was wide open as the Terriers were willing to concede the 3-pointer to a team that had averaged 28 percent for the season.