LSU 90, LOUISIANA TECH 50
LSU’s bench produced 34 points as the Tigers shot 58% before halftime and opened a 49-point lead.
- On Monday, the LSU Tigers defeated the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 90-50 at the Maravich Center in Baton Rouge. Reserve Michael Ruzic scored 18 points and Abdi Bashir added 16 to lead the victory.
- Improving to 3-0, the Tigers forced 23 turnovers that led to 38 points while jumping to a 31-10 lead in the first 12 minutes. This defensive intensity set the tone for the dominant performance.
- LSU outshot the Bulldogs 56.4% to 31.6% while maintaining a 21-2 edge on fastbreak scoring. Dioubate contributed 15 points and Donovan Dent finished with 12 as four Tigers scored in double figures.
- Will Wade emphasized the need for improvement, stating, "We're going to have to be much improved on Saturday." He cited rebounding and turnovers as areas requiring refinement before the road trip.
- Undefeated LSU travels to Spokane, Washington, on Saturday to face Gonzaga for their first real test. Wade observed, "We're getting out of the little kiddie pool... and going into the deep end.
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LSU 90, LOUISIANA TECH 50
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Balanced-scoring LSU blitzes Louisiana Tech for third straight rout
Reserve Michael Ruzic scored 18 points to lead four LSU players in double figures and the Tigers continued their early-season dominance in a 90-50 victory against Louisiana Tech on Monday in Baton Rouge, La.Abdi Bashir Jr. came off the bench for 16 poi...
Reserves Michael Ruzic, Abdi Bashir power LSU to 90-50 victory over Louisiana Tech
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Michael Ruzic had 18 points, and fellow reserve Abdi Bashir Jr. scored 16 to propel LSU to a 90-50 romp over Louisiana Tech on Monday night.
Will Wade Becomes 1st LSU Basketball Coach To Win 3 Straight By 40 Points Or More
TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES LSU completed its third tuneup of the early season in style with a 90-50 win over Louisiana Tech on Monday night at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center before traveling to face No. 14 Gonzaga on Saturday in Spokane, Washington. And Will Wade became the first coach in LSU history to win
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