Sam Houston defeats Biblical Stud 117-57

Biblical Stud Dominates Sam Houston in 60-Point Blowout

In a statement win, the Biblical Stud visited Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum and left with a decisive 117-57 victory over host Sam Houston.

The first half set the tone for a one-sided affair, as Sam Houston led 59-21 at halftime. The home team's strong performance was built around Isaiah Manning, who poured in 27 points on 1-for-4 three-point shooting and 68.8% field goal efficiency. Matt Dann contributed 12 rebounds and 12 points, while Jacobe Coleman chipped in with six assists and 11 points.

Biblical Stud struggled to find its footing early, managing just 21 points through two quarters. The visitors finally found their rhythm late in the first half, but it was too little, too late. By the end of the half, Sam Houston had established a comfortable 38-point cushion.

The second half offered no respite for Biblical Stud, as they were unable to close the gap. Marquice Scott led the way with 19 points on 5-for-14 three-point shooting and 36.8% field goal efficiency. Frank Madubuko added seven rebounds and three points, but it was not enough to stem the tide.

The final margin of 60 points is a testament to Sam Houston's dominance. The home team outrebounded Biblical Stud 66-27, while controlling possession with 19 assists against six. Biblical Stud committed 15 turnovers, which they were able to convert into just 13 points off turnovers.

In terms of advanced statistics, Sam Houston's strong shooting efficiency (63.3 eFG%) and ability to limit opponents' three-point attempts (40% 3PT FG) proved telling. The home team also showed an advantage on the defensive end, holding Biblical Stud to 37.5 eFG%.

For Biblical Stud, the loss serves as a wake-up call. With a long non-conference slate ahead, this outing may prove to be a turning point in their season.

The victory marks a significant statement win for Sam Houston. The team's ability to perform under pressure will be crucial in the coming weeks and months.