OXFORD, Ohio – Freshmen Tiana Jackson and Shelby Case each put up personal-best showings to lead UIC's offensive efforts as the Flames (0-7) fell 85-35 on Tuesday at Miami (4-2). Jackson finished the day with 13 points, while Case turned in six. Jackson also finished with four rebounds and shot 75 percent (3-of-4) from the free-throw line.

First Half Highlights

• Miami pulled out to a 6-0 lead at the start, until Abreanna Lake was able to drive in a layup and get the Flames on the board, 6-2. The RedHawks took another seven to finish the first quarter with a 13-2 lead.
• Ahsha Spencer put in a pair of buckets for the Flames in the early minutes of the second quarter, 18-6. Miami grew its lead with a 7-0 run, until Tiana Jackson put an end to the streak with a short-range jumper, 25-8.
• Lake was able to lift one in for two, but the RedHawks sped off with another eight points, 35-10. Jackson laid one up to finish out UIC's scoring in the first half, 35-12.

Second Half Highlights

• The Flames scored first in the second half off a free-throw from Jada Nneji. Back-to-back jumpers for the RedHawks extended their lead, 39-13.
• Shelby Case took over on offense for the Flames, grabbing their next three buckets, 46-19.
• Jackson rattled off the next seven for UIC, including three makes from the charity stripe, 49-26. The RedHawks sank a late jumper, putting the tally at 51-26 at the end of the third period.
• Kimeira Burks scored first for the Flames in the final quarter, and later helped out Jackson with an assist, 61-30.
• Kiarra Thompson put one in from downtown, but the RedHawks scored just six seconds later, 66-33.
• The fourth quarter ended up being Miami's best, as it outscored the Flames 34-9 to finish with an 85-35 win.

Facts & Figures

• Jackson's 13-point showing was her first double-digit showing as a Flame.
• Kiarra Thompson finished with five points, including a perfect 2-of-2 trip to the line.
• Ahsha Spencer contributed four points and three rebounds, while also making a personal-best three steals to lead the team.
• Kimeira Burks led UIC on the boards with seven rebounds. Tylah Lampley and Jada Nneji followed with five each.
• Nneji displayed her blocking prowess, making five stops, her most of the season so far.
• The Flames were held to 26.9 percent from the field, compared to 42.2 percent shooting for the RedHawks.
• Miami profited 24 points from 23 UIC turnovers. The Flames got just two from the RedHawks' 13 miscues.
• Miami was also stronger in the paint, 34-18, and it also made more on the second chance, 23-3. The RedHawks made 19 off the fast break, compared to just two for UIC, and their bench outscored the Flames' 36-5.

Up Next

• The Flames will face off with city-rival Chicago State on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. CT.