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RUSTON \u2013<\/strong> Louisiana Tech secured another Thomas Assembly Center win, defeating Grambling State for their eighth home win in a row.<\/p>\n The Tigers applied pressure all game with their full court press, but Hillary Dawson<\/a> still broke away for the first basket of the game. Dawson would score the next two baskets for the Lady Techsters and Grambling State would answer each, tying the game three times in the quarter. The lead never stretched beyond four for LA Tech and Shaniah Nunn’s layup would close it to 1 closing the quarter, 16-15 Lady Techsters. Dawson paced the squad with eight points and four rebounds, all coming on the offensive end. All of Louisiana Tech’s field goals came from the paint. NOTABLES<\/strong>
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\n\u00a0Louisiana Tech broke through offensively in the second quarter. After giving up the first basket to another Nunn layup, the Lady Techsters would score the next 12 points, capped off by Jianna Morris<\/a> hitting from three. The Tigers had no answer in the second, allowing the lead to balloon as high as 18 after a Paris Bradley<\/a> layup. Entering halftime, the Lady Techsters led 40-25, fueled by eight assists, four coming from Bradley. Six different players for LA Tech scored, shooting 57.1 percent in the quarter.
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\nJianna Morris<\/a> started the third quarter with her third three-ball of the game, marking the fourth time she has made three in a game this season. The Tigers full court pressure cranked up the heat in the third, allowing GSU to slowly trim at the LA Tech lead. It whittled down as low as eight before a Joy Madison-Key<\/a> and-one layup would give the Lady Techsters a 54-43 advantage after 30 minutes. The Tiger defense forced eight turnovers in the frame, scoring nine points with them.
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\nGrambling State continued to fight, forcing the Lady Techsters’ lead down to six two separate times. LA Tech’s defense would answer, however, not allowing a Tiger basket for over six minutes until a Monica Marsh three-pointer finally broke the drought with 13 seconds left. Paris Bradley’s<\/a> spin-move layup would secure her 10th game of double-digit scoring in a row, capping an 8-0 Lady Techsters run to help ultimately seal the game 74-60. The Tigers would score 10 of their 17 fourth quarter points from the free throw line, only making three baskets on 17 attempts.
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\nJordan Marshall<\/a> scored her third 20-point game this season, leading the team in scoring. Hillary Dawson<\/a> grabbed a team high nine rebounds, setting a new career high. The freshman also grabbed a career high seven offensive boards while adding 14 points on 7-11 shooting. Joy Madison-Key<\/a> and Paris Bradley<\/a> shared a team high 6 assists, marking a new season high for both.
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\nThe Lady Techsters scored 42 points in the paint, the third most of the season. \u00a0
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\nHead coach Brooke Stoehr<\/a><\/strong>
\nI am pleased we won the game, but I was not pleased with our communication and sense of urgency on the defensive end of the floor. We gave up too many offensive rebounds and we have to be more physical on our box outs to pursue the basketball. We cannot let teams hang around by giving up offensive rebounds and turning the ball over at the rate we did in the second half tonight. We knew that Grambling would be physical and aggressive. Give them credit for their tenacity on the boards and in their press. I was disappointed in our lack of execution in those areas.
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\nWe will watch the film and continue to teach and learn from these experiences. Every practice is an opportunity to impact our group. That does not have to come from scoring. I have to get this group to understand we need all 11 players to show up and compete every rep in practice in order for our group to be at its best. Again, I am happy we won the game, but I am more concerned with if we are competing and executing to our standard. \u00a0<\/p>\n
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\nThe Lady Techsters hit the road to New Orleans to play the #5 LSU Tigers in the Compete 4 Cause Classic in the Smoothie King Center Saturday, December 13th at 5:00 p.m. The game will be streamed on ESPNU.<\/p>\n
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