LSU Shreveport dominated Texas A&M University–San Antonio Saturday night in Shreveport, Louisiana, securing a decisive 113-84 victory. With this win, the Pilots improved their overall record to 15-3 and remain undefeated in Red River Athletic Conference play at 12-0. The Jaguars fell to 4-14 overall and 3-9 in conference matchups.
Early Momentum and First-Half Control
The Pilots established control early in the game, fueled by strong perimeter shooting from Emareyon McDonald and effective play around the rim from Hayden Brittingham. LSU Shreveport capitalized on second-chance opportunities and fast breaks to build a substantial lead, entering halftime with a 52-39 advantage.
Second-Half Surge and Dominant Performance
LSUS continued its strong performance after the break. Brittingham’s early scores and a relentless defensive pressure that forced turnovers propelled the Pilots to extend their lead beyond 30 points. The team finished the night with 66 points scored in the paint and a total of 29 assists on 46 successful field goals.
Key Player Contributions
Hayden Brittingham led the Pilots with an impressive performance, achieving his eighth double-double of the season with 38 points and 12 rebounds, alongside four assists and four steals. Emareyon McDonald contributed 31 points, nine rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Thaddeus Johnson added 17 points and nine rebounds, solidifying the Pilots’ presence inside.
LSU Shreveport’s shooting efficiency was notable, with a 57.5 percent success rate from the field, while holding Texas A&M University–San Antonio to 38.3 percent. The Pilots also demonstrated control of the boards, securing 45 rebounds compared to the Jaguars’ 39, and limited turnovers, committing only eight throughout the game.
The Pilots are scheduled to resume play on Thursday, January 22, with a road game against Jarvis Christian University, with tip-off set for 7:30 p.m.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the game?
The final score was LSU Shreveport 113, Texas A&M University–San Antonio 84.
Who led the Pilots in scoring?
Hayden Brittingham led the Pilots in scoring with 38 points.
When is the Pilots’ next game?
The Pilots’ next game is on Thursday, January 22, against Jarvis Christian University at 7:30 p.m.
Given the Pilots’ current momentum and undefeated record in conference play, what factors will be most crucial for them to maintain their success as the season progresses?
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