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In a historic performance Jeudi night in Baton Rouge, the LSU Tigers delivered a staggering 131-22 victory over Texas Southern, setting a new NCAA Division I record for the largest margin of victory in women’s college basketball.
The game’s outcome became particularly decisive during the second quarter, when LSU embarked on a dominant 50-0 run that extended through the third quarter, effectively sealing a record-breaking blowout. Seven Tigers finished the contest with double-digit scoring, led by freshman Anna Minaeva, who poured in 21 points. Transfer player Jada Williams also made a significant impact after a quiet start, shooting six of seven from the field and totaling 18 points.
LSU’s Defensive Prowess and Offensive Efficiency Overwhelm Texas Southern
Texas Southern struggled throughout the night, failing to find any rhythm against the Tigers’ relentless pressure. The visitors shot a mere 13% from the field and committed 38 turnovers, which LSU expertly converted into 55 unanswered points. This crushing 109-point differential shattered the previous record held by Baylor, a team once coached by Kim Mulkey, who now leads LSU. This victory not only marks a milestone for the program but also adds a remarkable achievement to Mulkey’s distinguished coaching career, which includes multiple programs and a national championship.
Before the game commenced, LSU took a moment to honor Angel Reese, a standout player whose contributions have been vital to the team’s success.
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