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LSU women's basketball defeats Texas Southern 131-22

LSU's women's basketball team defeated Texas Southern 131-22 on Thursday night, setting an LSU program record for margin of victory at 109 points. Seven LSU players scored in double figures.

Where
Statewide
When
Nov. 5, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Taxes and money

The sources don't state an effect on taxes. They do state these figures.

  • Payment to Texas Southern$25,0002 Who pays or receives it: LSU

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Who's involved

  • Jada WilliamsLSU player, transfer from Iowa State
  • Anna MinaevaLSU freshman
  • Mikaylah WilliamsLSU player
  • ZaKiyah JohnsonLSU player
  • Grace KnoxLSU player
  • MiLaysia FulwileyLSU player
  • Lola LampleyLSU player
  • Jayla CorneliusTexas Southern player
  • Kim MulkeyLSU coach
  • Angel ReeseLSU former All-American

The facts

  • LSU defeated Texas Southern 131-22, winning by 109 points.1
  • The 109-point victory was an LSU women's basketball program record.1
  • LSU scored 40 unanswered points in the second quarter.1
  • Jada Williams scored 16 of her 18 points in the second quarter.1
  • Seven LSU players scored in double figures.1
  • LSU was 7-0 all-time against Texas Southern heading into the game.1
  • Texas Southern shot 13 percent and turned the ball over 38 times.1
  • LSU scored 55 points off Texas Southern turnovers to zero.1

Who said what

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  • Social media users LSU engaged in stat padding and lost respect through uncompetitive scheduling.1
  • Social media user Coach Kim Mulkey is a clout chaser for scheduling weak opponents.1

How they headlined it

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  • LSU women roll to 109-point win over Texas Southern in utter destruction

    New York Post

  • Texas Southern paid just $25K in record-setting 109-point loss to LSU

    Chron

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Outlets: 1 right-leaning, 1 not rated Only right-leaning outlets reported this Who's covering Texas →

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  1. LSU women roll to 109-point win over Texas Southern in utter destruction New York Post Right, November 5, 2026
  2. Texas Southern paid just $25K in record-setting 109-point loss to LSU Chron Not rated, November 6, 2026

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