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No. 7-seed Texas Tech women’s basketball fell 101-47 to No. 2-seed Louisiana State University in the Round of 32 Sunday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Tigers' 101 points set an NCAA record for 100-point games in a single season at 16. ✍️@AustinJacksonDT dailytoreador.com/article/lady-r…

Head coach Krista Gerlich on the future of Texas Tech women’s basketball: “We have to have more resources to be able to fund a team. I have no idea what LSU’s cap is or what their what their total amount is for their team, but ours is probably an eighth of it, if that.”

Texas Tech head coach Krista Gerlich on the programs nine seniors: “They they put us back on the map. They set a lot of records. It's the first time in 21 years that this program has gotten a win and advance to the round of 32. They have a lot to be proud of.

Texas Tech head coach Krista Gerlich following 101-47 loss against LSU: “We knew coming into this we had a very tall task and trying to take down LSU, especially on their home floor.”

LSU’s 101 points scored against Tech is the most by a Tech opponent since January 29, 2019, when Iowa State defeated Tech 105-66.

Final✅ | Texas Tech 47, LSU 101 The Tigers defeat the Lady Raiders in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

The LSU student section is holding up tortillas as the fourth quarter comes to an end.

3Q✅ | Texas Tech 32, LSU 76 LSU outscored Tech 33-7 during the third quarter. The Lady Raiders trail by 44 with one quarter remaining.

3Q 4:31 | Texas Tech 30, LSU 60 The Tigers have outscored Tech 17-5 through the first 5:29 of the third quarter.

2Q✅ | Texas Tech 25, LSU 43 The Tigers lead by 18 heading into the locker room.

2Q 3:45 | Texas Tech 17, LSU 34 The Tigers have outscored the Lady Raiders 15-3 through the first 6:15 of the second quarter.

1Q✅ | Texas Tech 14, LSU 19 The Tigers hold a five-point lead at the end of the first quarter.

1Q 4:44 | Texas Tech 6, LSU 10 LSU opened the quarter with a 10-0 scoring run. The Lady Raiders responded with back-to-back three pointers and to reduce the Tigers lead.

1Q 10:00 | Texas Tech 0, LSU 0 The Tigers won the opening tipoff in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Texas Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt and former head coach Marsha Sharp are in attendance for the Lady Raiders’ second-round matchup against LSU.

Probable starting lineups for Texas Tech and LSU.

No. 7-seed Texas Tech women’s basketball is set to face No. 2-seed LSU at 2 p.m. inside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.

No. 7-seed Texas Tech women’s basketball will face No. 2-seed Louisiana State University in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The game will tip off at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. ✍️@AustinJacksonDT dailytoreador.com/article/gerlic…

Texas Tech track and field traveled to Abilene to open its outdoor season at the Wes Kittley Invitational on Friday and Saturday. Nine men and 14 women competed for the Red Raiders at the meet. ✍️@AustinJacksonDT dailytoreador.com/article/red-ra…

Texas Tech women’s basketball earned its first NCAA Tournament victory since 2005 on Friday. Former head coach Marsha Sharp, who led the Lady Raiders to the Sweet Sixteen in 2005, was in attendance for Friday’s game. ✍️@AustinJacksonDT dailytoreador.com/article/sharp-…