Fresh off beating one in-state school, the LSU men’s basketball team (3-1) made it two wins in a row defeating the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 86-55 Sunday night inside the PMAC.
Just as they did against Southeastern, LSU never trailed for the duration of Sunday’s game, getting the majority of its first half offense from juniors Darius Days and Javonte Smart. Days started the game hitting three straight three-pointers, while Smart scored eight. Days and Smart had as many points, 17, as the Bulldogs did through the first 16 minutes of the first half.
LSU went into the halftime break with a 43-24 advantage, aided in large part to a strong start from three.