UTSA basketball cruises to dominant win at Seattle U
(Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News) UTSA entered as more than a 15-point underdog but put together a dominant performance, cruising to an 86-59 win against Seattle U on Wednesday in Seattle.
Key points
- UTSA's KJ Tenner, left, spins around Josiah LeGree during practice at the school's new Basketball & Volleyball Training Center in San Antonio, Wednesday, Oct.
- With the game tied midway through the opening half, UTSA went on a 26-5 run over just more than nine minutes, taking a 41-22 lead into halftime.
- UTSA has won back-to-back games under acting coach Nick Bowman, who took over when coach Austin Claunch was suspended Oct.
UTSA (2-1) shot 50.8% for the game and hit 9 of 22 (40.9%) from beyond the arc, while Seattle (1-2) connected on just 35.2% from the field, going 5 for 28 (17.9%) from 3-point range.
Additional details
- KJ Tenner scored 18 points to lead the Roadrunners, while Isaiah Watts and Josiah Legree each had 15.
- Isaiah Coleman netted 14 points with a team-high seven rebounds off the bench.
- The Roadrunners kept the margin above 20 most of the second half.
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