University of Memphis Tiger women's basketball fan experience. The virtual guide contains photos, videos, bios and information about the Memphis women's basketball team.
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KIM DUPPINS 1978-82 12 14 31 50 51 LINDA STREET 1976-80 Kim Duppins remains the eighth- leading scorer in Memphis history with 1,835 points. As a senior, she was just shy of averaging a double- double, finishing with 17.8 points and 9.9 rebounds per game, while helping her team to a its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance and a 26-5 overall mark. Duppins was also inducted to the M Club Hall of Fame in 1985. Linda Street remains one of just seven Tigers to score 2,000 or more points in their respective careers at Memphis. Street is the Tigers' fourth-leading scorer with 2,147 points and is Memphis' career leader with 1,452 rebounds. Three of Street's four seasons rank in the top four in single season rebounds at Memphis. BETTY BOOKER 1976-80 Betty Booker remains the Tigers' all-time leading scorer and was the one of the first six women's basketball players to get a full scholarship offer from then- Memphis State. She went on to score 2,835 points in her four seasons, without the help of a three- point line. Her 1,203 field goals made is also the program standard. REGINA STREET 1981-85 Regina Street continues to hold the career record for double-doubles, with 65, and ranks among the program's leaders in scoring and rebounding and holds the program's record for blocked shots with 313. Street was a two-time first team All- Metro Conference honoree and was the Metro Conference Tournament MVP in 1982. LINDA MCKINNIE 1977-82 Linda McKinnie is the program's seventh-leading scorer with exactly 2,000 career points. A two-time all-Metro Conference all-tournament honoree, McKinnie also continues to hold the single season record for steals, with 97. She ranks second in career steals in the Memphis record book with 337. 2012 Tigers Women's Basketball Yearbook Page 28 University of Memphis