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LSU Crushes Charlotte 117-59 with Another 100-Point Game

The fifth-ranked LSU Tigers achieved an impressive victory over the Charlotte 49ers, winning 117-59 on Wednesday night. This marked LSU’s fourth consecutive win, improving its overall record to 4-0. Charlotte’s record fell to 2-2 following the defeat.

LSU Crushes Charlotte with Dominant Performance

LSU showcased remarkable offensive and defensive strength throughout the game. The Tigers have now recorded 100-point games in four consecutive matches, joining impressive performances against Houston Christian (108), Southeastern Louisiana (115), and Georgia Southern (118).

Key Game Statistics

  • Field Goals: LSU shot 35-of-71 (49.3%)
  • Three-Point Shooting: LSU made 10-of-20 (50%)
  • Total Rebounds: LSU secured 54 rebounds compared to Charlotte’s 37
  • Assists: LSU recorded 14 assists, while Charlotte had 5

LSU’s offense was powered by junior MiLaysia Fulwiley, who led the team with 22 points. She made 8-of-11 shots, including five three-pointers. Other notable performances came from:

  • Junior Mikaylah Williams – 18 points, 6 rebounds
  • Senior Flau’jae Johnson – 16 points
  • Senior Amiya Joyner – 15 points
  • Freshman Grace Knox – 10 points
  • ZaKiyah Johnson – 10 points
  • Sophomore Kate Koval – 10 points and 12 rebounds (double-double)

Game Highlights

The game began with an early three-pointer from Williams, setting the tone for the matchup. At the end of the first quarter, LSU led comfortably with a score of 36-12.

In a standout second quarter, LSU’s defense stifled the 49ers, holding them to 0-for-17 shooting. Charlotte managed to score just five points from free throws during this stretch. Meanwhile, LSU scored 26 points in the second quarter, extending its lead to 62-17 by halftime.

The Tigers continued strong in the second half, outscoring Charlotte 55-42. Joyner was particularly effective, scoring 15 points, with most coming from the free-throw line.

Upcoming Match

LSU will next compete against Tulane at the Avron B. Fogleman Arena in New Orleans on Monday, November 17. The game will be televised on ESPNU and broadcast on the LSU Sports Radio Network.

Coach Kim Mulkey praised her team’s balance and unselfish play, emphasizing the importance of daily practice. With such cohesive gameplay, the Tigers are poised for continued success this season.

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