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Wenger scores 13 as Louisiana Tech beats Arkansas-Monticello 76-17

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 6). Wenger scores 13 as Louisiana Tech beats Arkansas-Monticello 76-17. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/wenger-scores-13-as-louisiana-tech-beats-arkansas-monticello-76-17/article_8abdb12f-a5a0-5904-b8cc-b9b267afa723.html

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In Ruston, La., Braylon Wenger scored 13 points to lead Louisiana Tech to a lopsided victory over Arkansas-Monticello with a final score of 76-17 on Thursday. Iyran Francis Jr. contributed 12 points and eight rebounds for the Bulldogs, who improved their record to 2-0 this season. The article focuses on highlighting key players from both teams and briefly outlines their upcoming games.
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On November 6, 2026, Braylon Wenger scored 13 points as Louisiana Tech defeated Arkansas-Monticello by a significant margin of 76-17 in Ruston, Louisiana. The Bulldogs improved their season record to 2-0, with key contributions from Iyran Francis Jr., who added 12 points, and Adam Boyd, who scored 10 points while shooting 5 for 5 from the field. For Arkansas-Monticello, Marvin Schindler led scoring efforts with seven points and seven rebounds. Louisiana Tech will next face LSU on the road on Monday, while Arkansas-Monticello has a game against Alabama State scheduled for Sunday.

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Arkansas-Monticello Bulldogs La. Louisiana Tech RUSTON

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Arkansas-Monticello ORG · 3× Louisiana Tech ORG · 2× Adam Boyd PERSON · 1× Braylon Wenger’s PERSON · 1× Bulldogs ORG · 1× Iyran Francis Jr. PERSON · 1× La. GPE · 1× Marvin Schindler PERSON · 1× RUSTON GPE · 1× Wenger PERSON · 1×

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Up next Up next for Louisiana Tech is a Monday matchup with LSU on the road, and Arkansas-Monticello visits Alabama State on Sunday.
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Wenger scores 13 as Louisiana Tech beats Arkansas-Monticello 76-17 · assertive framing

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RUSTON, La. (AP) — Braylon Wenger’s 13 points helped Louisiana Tech defeat Arkansas-Monticello 76-17 on Thursday. asserted
Tech → help → Thursday
Wenger shot 3 of 9 from the field, including 3 for 8 from 3-point range, and went 4 for 4 from the line for the Bulldogs (2-0). asserted
Wenger → shoot → Bulldogs
Iyran Francis Jr. added 12 points while finishing 6 of 7 from the floor while they also had eight rebounds and four steals. asserted
they → add → rebounds
Adam Boyd had 10 points and shot 5 of 5 from the field. asserted
Boyd → have → field
Marvin Schindler led the Boll Weevils in scoring, finishing with seven points and seven rebounds. asserted
Schindler → lead → points
Josh Smith added three points and three blocks for Arkansas-Monticello. asserted
Smith → add → Monticello
Landen Hill also had three points and two steals. asserted
Hill → have → points
Up next Up next for Louisiana Tech is a Monday matchup with LSU on the road, and Arkansas-Monticello visits Alabama State on Sunday. asserted
Monticello → visit → Sunday
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