Saturday, December 13
New Orleans, La.
5 p.m.
Louisiana Tech University
vs
LSU
Preview: LA Tech vs. #5 LSU
12/12/2025 1:39:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Louisiana Tech hits the road for the first time in December to face Lady Techsters legend Kim Mulkey’s #5 LSU Tigers in the Compete 4 Cause Classic in New Orleans.
RUSTON – Louisiana Tech hits the road for the first time in December to face Lady Techsters legend Kim Mulkey's #5 LSU Tigers in the Compete 4 Cause Classic in New Orleans.
GAME INFORMATION
Date/Time: Saturday, Dec. 13 | 5:00 p.m. CT
Location: Smoothie King Center (New Orleans, La.)
Stats: LATechSports.com/Stats
Video: ESPNU
Radio: LA Tech Sports Network (97.7) | LA Tech Athletics App
ABOUT LOUISIANA TECH (5-3)
The Lady Techsters are coming off their fifth home win of the season and their eighth straight home win, dating back to last season. Louisiana Tech knocked off intra-parish rival Grambling State 74-60, improving to 5-3 on the year. The Lady Techsters built an 18-point cushion in the second quarter and dominated inside, piling up 42 points in the paint and pulling down 19 offensive rebounds. Grambling trimmed the deficit to six in the fourth, but went ice cold down the stretch, shooting 3 of 17 and enduring a six-minute scoring drought. LA Tech capitalized, pushing the lead back to 14 to seal the victory. Jordan Marshall led the way with her third 20-point performance of the season, the second-most in Conference USA. Joy Madison-Key and Paris Bradley, two of the top four assist leaders in the league, shared gold with six dishes apiece in the game.
Jordan Marshall has emerged as one of the nation's premier rebounders. The Little Rock native ranks fifth nationally in offensive rebounds per game at 4.8 and is one of just 21 players averaging at least 10 boards per contest. Marshall has posted double-digit rebounds in three games and recorded three double doubles, including two outings of 15 points and 15 rebounds or more. The sophomore forward is also seventh in the conference in scoring with 14.6 points per game and third in field goal percentage, shooting 54.0 percent from the field.
Paris Bradley has been an all-around playmaker for the Lady Techsters. Bradley leads the team in steals with 12 and is second on the team with 30 assists. Thirty assists is good for fourth in the league. She is also second on the team with 13.3 points per game and second in rebounds with 4.4 per game. The reigning Preseason Conference USA Player of the Year is also third on the team with 12 three pointers.
Jianna Morris has been a marksman from deep. She is the lone Lady Techster to make a three-pointer in every game this season. Morris is averaging 2.9 deepshots per game on 35.4 percent shooting, both good for second in Conference USA. Despite playing 35 minutes per game, the second most in the league, Morris has only committed 10 turnovers all season.
Joy Madison-Key averages the second most assists per game (3.9) in Conference USA and leads all bench players. Her 1.6 assist/turnover ratio is third best in the conference. Madison-Key has recorded five assists in four games this season and has led the team in assists five times.
ABOUT #5 LSU (10-0)
Louisiana State is currently riding a 10-game win streak after travelling to Lakefront Arena and defeating the University of New Orleans 126-62. Ten different players scored in the first quarter for the Tigers, establishing a 28-12 lead entering the second quarter. The Tigers continued to dominate, opening with a 21-3 run to start the frame, closing the half up 63-29. LSU never let off the gas, ending the game in a 64-point victory.
The Tigers offense is the best in the country, ranking number one with 115.6 points per game, over 15 points more than second place. Over 100 points have been scored by LSU in nine of their 10 games played, the most in the country. LSU also leads in field goal percentage (56.2), three-point percentage (43.0), and bench points per game (53.0). Seven Tigers average double-figure scoring on the season.
MiLayasia Fulwiley leads the Tigers in scoring with 16.3 points per game and 4.0 steals per game, the seventh highest mark in the country. Flau'jae Johnson trails closely with 16.1 points per game and 19 three pointers on the season.
THE SERIES
Louisiana Tech trails LSU 16-14 in the all-time series. The Lady Techsters dominated early, winning 12 of the first 16 meetings, but the Tigers have flipped the script, riding a 10-game winning streak dating back to the 2002-03 season. The most recent matchup came during the 2016-17 campaign, when LSU escaped Ruston with a 77-73 victory. That game marked Brooke Stoehr's debut as Louisiana Tech's head coach.
This marks only the second time Kim Mulkey has faced her alma mater, with the first matchup coming in December 2009 as Baylor defeated Louisiana Tech 77-67.
SUPPORT LA TECH ATHLETICS
Championships require championship resources. Fans can make a direct impact on the success of LA Tech Athletics through LTAC, Aillet Society, T-Club, and Young Alumni program as well as the CHAMP fund, a revenue-sharing initiative designed to directly support LA Tech Athletics through NIL and marketing opportunities for Bulldog and Lady Techster student-athletes. Visit BuildTheLegacy.com today.
BARK LOUDER
Our mission is to engage, develop, and advance the Louisiana Tech Athletics brand. You can do that by spending time consuming our content and by investing your talents. By barking louder with your time and talent, you can affect progress and brand advancement in a meaningful way. Visit LATechSports.com/BarkLouder today. You bark. We bark. Louder together.
SOCIAL MEDIA
For all the latest in Lady Techster Basketball, follow us on X (@LATechWBB), Instagram (@LATechWBB), and Facebook (LadyTechsters).
GAME INFORMATION
Date/Time: Saturday, Dec. 13 | 5:00 p.m. CT
Location: Smoothie King Center (New Orleans, La.)
Stats: LATechSports.com/Stats
Video: ESPNU
Radio: LA Tech Sports Network (97.7) | LA Tech Athletics App
ABOUT LOUISIANA TECH (5-3)
The Lady Techsters are coming off their fifth home win of the season and their eighth straight home win, dating back to last season. Louisiana Tech knocked off intra-parish rival Grambling State 74-60, improving to 5-3 on the year. The Lady Techsters built an 18-point cushion in the second quarter and dominated inside, piling up 42 points in the paint and pulling down 19 offensive rebounds. Grambling trimmed the deficit to six in the fourth, but went ice cold down the stretch, shooting 3 of 17 and enduring a six-minute scoring drought. LA Tech capitalized, pushing the lead back to 14 to seal the victory. Jordan Marshall led the way with her third 20-point performance of the season, the second-most in Conference USA. Joy Madison-Key and Paris Bradley, two of the top four assist leaders in the league, shared gold with six dishes apiece in the game.
Jordan Marshall has emerged as one of the nation's premier rebounders. The Little Rock native ranks fifth nationally in offensive rebounds per game at 4.8 and is one of just 21 players averaging at least 10 boards per contest. Marshall has posted double-digit rebounds in three games and recorded three double doubles, including two outings of 15 points and 15 rebounds or more. The sophomore forward is also seventh in the conference in scoring with 14.6 points per game and third in field goal percentage, shooting 54.0 percent from the field.
Paris Bradley has been an all-around playmaker for the Lady Techsters. Bradley leads the team in steals with 12 and is second on the team with 30 assists. Thirty assists is good for fourth in the league. She is also second on the team with 13.3 points per game and second in rebounds with 4.4 per game. The reigning Preseason Conference USA Player of the Year is also third on the team with 12 three pointers.
Jianna Morris has been a marksman from deep. She is the lone Lady Techster to make a three-pointer in every game this season. Morris is averaging 2.9 deepshots per game on 35.4 percent shooting, both good for second in Conference USA. Despite playing 35 minutes per game, the second most in the league, Morris has only committed 10 turnovers all season.
Joy Madison-Key averages the second most assists per game (3.9) in Conference USA and leads all bench players. Her 1.6 assist/turnover ratio is third best in the conference. Madison-Key has recorded five assists in four games this season and has led the team in assists five times.
ABOUT #5 LSU (10-0)
Louisiana State is currently riding a 10-game win streak after travelling to Lakefront Arena and defeating the University of New Orleans 126-62. Ten different players scored in the first quarter for the Tigers, establishing a 28-12 lead entering the second quarter. The Tigers continued to dominate, opening with a 21-3 run to start the frame, closing the half up 63-29. LSU never let off the gas, ending the game in a 64-point victory.
The Tigers offense is the best in the country, ranking number one with 115.6 points per game, over 15 points more than second place. Over 100 points have been scored by LSU in nine of their 10 games played, the most in the country. LSU also leads in field goal percentage (56.2), three-point percentage (43.0), and bench points per game (53.0). Seven Tigers average double-figure scoring on the season.
MiLayasia Fulwiley leads the Tigers in scoring with 16.3 points per game and 4.0 steals per game, the seventh highest mark in the country. Flau'jae Johnson trails closely with 16.1 points per game and 19 three pointers on the season.
THE SERIES
Louisiana Tech trails LSU 16-14 in the all-time series. The Lady Techsters dominated early, winning 12 of the first 16 meetings, but the Tigers have flipped the script, riding a 10-game winning streak dating back to the 2002-03 season. The most recent matchup came during the 2016-17 campaign, when LSU escaped Ruston with a 77-73 victory. That game marked Brooke Stoehr's debut as Louisiana Tech's head coach.
This marks only the second time Kim Mulkey has faced her alma mater, with the first matchup coming in December 2009 as Baylor defeated Louisiana Tech 77-67.
SUPPORT LA TECH ATHLETICS
Championships require championship resources. Fans can make a direct impact on the success of LA Tech Athletics through LTAC, Aillet Society, T-Club, and Young Alumni program as well as the CHAMP fund, a revenue-sharing initiative designed to directly support LA Tech Athletics through NIL and marketing opportunities for Bulldog and Lady Techster student-athletes. Visit BuildTheLegacy.com today.
BARK LOUDER
Our mission is to engage, develop, and advance the Louisiana Tech Athletics brand. You can do that by spending time consuming our content and by investing your talents. By barking louder with your time and talent, you can affect progress and brand advancement in a meaningful way. Visit LATechSports.com/BarkLouder today. You bark. We bark. Louder together.
SOCIAL MEDIA
For all the latest in Lady Techster Basketball, follow us on X (@LATechWBB), Instagram (@LATechWBB), and Facebook (LadyTechsters).
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