State Fall of LSU in Batton Rouge – Mississippi State Athletics

The tigers jumped to an early start in the race, continuing 9-0 in the first three minutes of the game. Enja russell He knocked three to kill the tigers, but the LSU still ended a quarter with a 12-point lead after the first ten minutes.

The second quarter saw that the Bulldogs were starting to return. Bulldogs will continue at 12-0, forcing seven of the 17 LSU turnover in the second segment. The state will enter the half -time dressing room within six points.

Russell, Destiney McPhaul and Quanirah Montague All graduates in double figures in the race. Russell ended with 13 points from the race, which was the fifth time when she led her status to celebrate this season. It was the 38th time he scored in two-digit career.

McFaul returned to the floor for Mississippi after the absence of a game. Her 10 points were the ninth time in her career, in which she had put 10 or more. Montague scored 10, as well as nine struggles, a shy of his second career Double-Double. Chandler Prater She coincided as she also brought nine fights.

Montague, Russell and Denim Deshilds Each raised two thefts in the race. Russell led the team with four assists while the Okot led the team with 10 rebounds.

Bulldogs will return to action on Thursday when they take Arkansas Razorbacks. Tipoff for the competition was set at 6:30 pm at Secn+.

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