A Dominant Home Performance
The No. 7 Texas Longhorns secured a decisive 93-62 victory over the Grambling Tigers on Monday, November 9, at Moody Center in Austin. The home team controlled the pace from the opening tip, extending a lead that became insurmountable by the second half. With 10,872 fans in attendance, Texas improved its record to 3-0, while Grambling fell to 1-1.
Matas Vokietaitis was the engine of the Longhorns' offense, finishing with a game-high 26 points. His performance was balanced by strong play from the paint and the perimeter, as he also secured nine rebounds. Isaiah Johnson provided the necessary floor spacing, dishing out four assists to keep the offense flowing.
The team's efficiency was evident in their scoring, as they outscored the visitors in both halves.
Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown
Texas established early momentum, leading 55-27 at halftime. The Longhorns maintained their offensive pressure in the second half, adding 38 points to the total while limiting Grambling to 35. The quarter scores reflect a consistent dominance, with Texas closing out the first half with a 55-27 advantage and securing the final 38-35 segment to close the game with a 31-point margin.
The scoring plays highlighted Texas' ability to finish at the rim and from beyond the arc. Vokietaitis made multiple dunks and layups, while teammates like David Punch and Elyjah Freeman contributed significant buckets. The Longhorns' free-throw shooting also proved reliable, converting multiple attempts to extend their lead throughout the game.




