LSU Shatters Records with Dominant Victory Over Texas Southern

The LSU women's basketball team recently made history with a stunning 109-point victory over Texas Southern in a nonconference game, setting a new Division I (DI) record for the largest winning margin.

An Unprecedented Performance

LSU's 131-22 win over Texas Southern was more than just a victory; it was a statement. The Tigers' dominant performance marked their second consecutive 100-plus point game to start the season. Senior Mikaylah Williams led the charge with 20 points, showcasing the team's depth and talent.

The Tigers' 109-point victory was a program record, and it was the team's second straight 100-plus point game to start the season, improving to 7-0 all-time against Texas Southern (0-2).

LSU's performance was highlighted by a 40-0 second quarter, where the team outscored Texas Southern comprehensively.

A Look at the Team’s Dominance

The team’s dominance was evident in every aspect of the game. Angel Reese, a standout player, contributed significantly to the team’s success, drawing attention to the team's offensive prowess and strategic play.

LSU's triumphant start to the season follows a disappointing exit from the Sweet 16 round in the 2026 March Madness tournament. The team, coached by Kim Mulkey, is now on a revenge tour, seeking to reclaim their position at the top.

The Tigers' victory over Texas Southern marks the latest in a series of impressive performances, showcasing their potential as a top contender in the NCAA women's basketball landscape.

Kim Mulkey, LSU Coach: "This win is a testament to our team's resilience and dedication. We're back and stronger than ever."