On the evening before their final home game, the five Texas Tech seniors spoke about what kind legacy they wanted to leave behind. Each reflected on some of the highs and lows of the past few years, and how it’s brought them to this point. When Tech hosts Oklahoma at 7 p.m. Monday in its final regular-season game, the five seniors know it isn’t the end, though. “We still have more to go. We can’t settle,” said senior Casey Morris.

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Brittany Chambers closed out her career in the Little Apple with a bang, much to the chagrin of the Lady Raiders. The second-leading scorer in the Big 12 Conference went off for 31 points and nine rebounds, hitting five 3-pointers and going 12 of 19 from the floor as the Wildcats downed Texas Tech, 68-62, on Saturday afternoon. “It was just as good of a senior performance that I’ve ever seen,” Tech coach Kristy Curry said. You just credit her and move on to the next one.”

Smalls sets mark Texas Tech senior point guard Monique Smalls set a program record with her 129th consecutive start on Wednesday night. Smalls has started every game since she came to Tech, surpassing Erin Grant’s mark. Grant played from 2002-06. The senior finished with six points and six assists to go along with three turnovers, but Tech coach Kristy Curry said the ways Smalls helps out most can’t be registered on a stat sheet.

Just after the Texas Tech women’s basketball team finished its shootaround before an exhibition game against Lubbock Christian University on Nov. 9, 2009, the Lady Raiders retreated to the locker room. There, Tech coach Kristy Curry made her final pregame arrangements and then announced the starters. “Right after shootaround,” guard Monique Smalls recalled, “she goes, ‘These are the starters: Blah blah and Mo and blah blah blah. I was like Mo? what do you mean Mo? I was like, ‘I’m supposed to come off the bench.’ ”