TROY, Ala.- Terrion Moore matched her career high with 13 points but Troy's dominance on the offensive glass gave them too many second-chance opportunities for Little Rock to handle and handed them their first conference loss of the season, 71-66.
The home team managed to out-rebound Little Rock 51-30 and grabbed a whopping 24 offensive rebounds for 21 second-chance points. Troy also scored 41 bench points as their depth proved to be extremely effective.
The opening minutes of the first quarter were hotly contested by both teams. Raeyana DeGray quickly scored the first three points for the Trojans but Troy would use their dominance on the offensive glass to quickly get back into the game.