The 2026-27 Louisiana Tech Men’s Basketball Preview
A new conference, an entirely new roster, but the same coach. What do we know about Louisiana Tech’s upcoming basketball season?
The 2026-27 Louisiana Tech Men’s Basketball Preview Read More »
A new conference, an entirely new roster, but the same coach. What do we know about Louisiana Tech’s upcoming basketball season?
The 2026-27 Louisiana Tech Men’s Basketball Preview Read More »
Pinpointing the end of an era, at a different charity game in the same building, when the dominance of the Lady Techsters over LSU was officially over
Changing of the Guard: The Lady Techsters and LSU Read More »
Taking a look at the last few years of Louisiana Tech basketball to figure out just how important rebounding is to wins and losses.
Crash the Boards or Crash and Burn Read More »
How big of a deal is it that Tech started slow in some recent games?
Time to Change the Spark Plug? A Look at Tech’s Slow Starts Read More »
Louisiana Tech and UAB will face off tomorrow in Ruston, both hoping to improve their chances for an at-large NCAA bid. How likely is it that either can succeed?
Time to Bid Farewell to One-Bid C-USA? Read More »
In only eleven games played this season, Louisiana Tech has already blown two huge leads: a 16-point lead at Louisiana-Lafayette a month ago, and a 17-point lead to Marshall at home last weekend. In a six-game stretch, the Bulldogs managed to suffer through two of the worst four blown losses in the Konkol-era: Like with
(Leads) Blown Away Read More »
How does this 2020-21 Tech basketball team compare to last year’s?
New Year, New Team: Bulldog Basketball Read More »
With basketball season (somehow) right around the corner, I thought it would be good to, you know, actually start thinking about shooty hoops. What better way to do that than take a look at Tech’s schedule, how we stack up, and what we can expect from some of the tougher games on our schedule? Dunkin’
A Quick Guide to Tech’s 2020-21 Men’s Hoops Schedule Read More »
Obviously, the cancellation of the 2020 Conference USA Tournaments (along with the rest of CUSA’s spring slate) was devastating to everyone here at go tech pls dont die. In an alternative timeline, we are currently celebrating Tech’s imminent return to the Big Dance for the first time since 1991. Our eyes are still wet with
2020 CUSA Twitter Basketball Champions Read More »
An average player typically shoots their best percentage shots from the free throw line, followed by normal two-point shots, followed by three-point land. For example, Amorie Archibald is 93% from the stripe, 54% from two, and 34% from three this year. But DaQuan Bracey, one of Tech’s most electric athletes, is no typical player. For
Free Throwing Shade Read More »