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Weathers, W. (2026, November 6). No. 9 LSU routs Texas Southern 131-22 for school-record 109-point margin of victory. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/no-9-lsu-routs-texas-southern-131-22-for-school-record-109-point-margin-of-victory/article_d8466818-8483-5a5e-b6cc-97eead6c611f.html
Weathers, William. “No. 9 LSU routs Texas Southern 131-22 for school-record 109-point margin of victory.” Toronto Star, 6 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/no-9-lsu-routs-texas-southern-131-22-for-school-record-109-point-margin-of-victory/article_d8466818-8483-5a5e-b6cc-97eead6c611f.html.
Weathers, William. “No. 9 LSU routs Texas Southern 131-22 for school-record 109-point margin of victory.” Toronto Star, November 6, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/no-9-lsu-routs-texas-southern-131-22-for-school-record-109-point-margin-of-victory/article_d8466818-8483-5a5e-b6cc-97eead6c611f.html.
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On November 3, No. 9 LSU women's basketball team routed Texas Southern with a school-record and NCAA record-breaking margin of victory in a game between two Division I opponents, winning 131-22. The Lady Tigers scored an astounding 40 unanswered points in the second quarter alone, forcing nine turnovers while holding Texas Southern scoreless for 13 straight attempts. This marked LSU's second consecutive game scoring over 100 points to start their season and improved their all-time record against Texas Southern to 7-0. Seven players contributed double-digit scores, led by Jada Williams with 18 points, including 16 in the second quarter alone.