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Temple Owls Dominate Georgian Court Lions 103-57

Tuesday, December 9, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Liacouras Center

Temple Owls 103, Georgian Court Lions 57, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Georgian Court Lions vs Temple Owls?

Temple Owls beat Georgian Court Lions 103-57 at Liacouras Center on December 9, 2025.

In a decisive victory, the Temple Owls overwhelmed the Georgian Court Lions with a final score of 103-57 at the Liacouras Center. This match showcased a stark contrast in performance, particularly as Temple, despite recent struggles, delivered a commanding display against an opponent that has faced significant challenges this season.

The Owls entered the game with a record of 5-5, having gone 4-6 in their last ten games. However, their recent form has been concerning, marked by a three-game losing streak. In their last five outings, Temple averaged 71.0 points scored while allowing 80.0 points. Their home record stood at 3-4, indicating that they have had some difficulties at home, but this performance could signal a turning point.

On the other hand, the Georgian Court Lions have struggled significantly, arriving at the game with a record of 0-3 in their last three contests and an overall away record of 0-3. They have been outscored heavily, averaging just 55.7 points while conceding an alarming 102.0 points in their last five games. Their last three results included losses with scores of 63-110 against William & Mary, 61-101 against Fordham, and a 43-95 defeat to Drexel, highlighting their ongoing struggles.

The Owls' offensive output was impressive, with their scoring average of 75.1 points per game coming into play against a Lions defense that has allowed an average of 102.0 points. Temple's ability to score efficiently was evident as they built a significant lead early in the game and maintained it throughout. The scoring was well-distributed, showcasing their offensive depth and capabilities.

In terms of previous meetings, this matchup was particularly noteworthy as it pitted a team looking to break a losing streak against one that has consistently struggled to find its footing. The Owls capitalized on their home advantage, which has historically been a factor in their performances at the Liacouras Center.

Injuries did not play a significant role in this game, as both teams appeared to field their regular lineups. However, the Lions' inability to compete effectively on the scoreboard suggested that they might be lacking in depth or quality compared to a more established program like Temple.

The betting market reflected the expected outcome, with the home team favored heavily. The odds indicated a strong belief from the provider that Temple would secure the win, with a home win probability of 1.0, further emphasizing the disparity in team performance.

Conditions in the arena were favorable for play, with a supportive home crowd likely boosting the Owls' morale. The atmosphere at the Liacouras Center contributed to an energetic and competitive environment, which Temple capitalized on.

As the game progressed, viewers were treated to a display of offensive prowess from Temple, highlighted by key plays such as Jacob Santiago's three-point jumper and Mohamed Keita's dunk, which capped off a dominant performance. The Owls' ability to score in transition and execute set plays effectively was a focal point of their strategy, allowing them to stretch the lead and maintain control throughout the contest.

In summary, the Temple Owls' 103-57 victory over the Georgian Court Lions reflects a significant gap in performance levels, with Temple looking to build on this momentum while the Lions continue to seek answers to their ongoing struggles.

Leaders

  • PointsDerrian Ford18Temple Owls
  • AssistsJordan Mason11Temple Owls
  • ReboundsJordan Mason8Temple Owls
  • PointsJaycen Santucci11Georgian Court Lions
  • AssistsAnthony Rivera5Georgian Court Lions
  • ReboundsAnthony Rivera5Georgian Court Lions

Recent form

Temple Owls

Last 10: 4-6Streak L375.1 scored · 75.5 allowed per game3-4 at home

  • L69-70vs Saint Joseph's HawksDec 6
  • L56-74at Villanova WildcatsDec 1
  • L75-90vs Rhode Island RamsNov 27
  • W79-75at Princeton TigersNov 26
  • L76-91at UC San Diego TritonsNov 24
  • W81-76vs Hofstra PrideNov 20
  • L71-76vs Boston College EaglesNov 15
  • W90-63vs La Salle ExplorersNov 12
  • W83-65vs Delaware State HornetsNov 6
  • L71-75vs Tulsa Golden HurricaneMar 13

Georgian Court Lions

Last 3: 0-3Streak L355.7 scored · 102 allowed per game0-3 away

  • L63-110at William & Mary TribeNov 4
  • L61-101at Fordham RamsNov 20
  • L43-95at Drexel DragonsNov 4

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
South Florida25-9-15-3
Tulsa30-8213-5
Wichita State24-12213-5
UAB20-12411-7
North Texas19-1469-9
Florida Atlantic18-1569-9
Charlotte17-1769-9
Tulane18-1578-10
Temple16-1678-10
Memphis13-1978-10
Rice13-1887-11
East Carolina11-2096-12
UTSA5-25141-17

Box score

StatGeorgian Court LionsTemple Owls
Field goals19-5536-61
Field goal %3559
Three-pointers7-2910-26
Three-point %2438
Free throws12-2521-28
Free throw %4875
Rebounds2644
Offensive rebounds69
Defensive rebounds2035
Assists1425
Steals67
Blocks33
Turnovers129
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers923
Fast-break points1319
Points in the paint1852
Fouls1915
Largest lead049
Lead changes00
Time in front098

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half36-55Masiah Gilyard made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Mason.
  2. 2nd Half36-56Babatunde Durodola made Free Throw.
  3. 2nd Half36-57Babatunde Durodola made Free Throw.
  4. 2nd Half36-58Jordan Mason made Free Throw.
  5. 2nd Half36-59Jordan Mason made Free Throw.
  6. 2nd Half38-59Taheen Braswell-Brown made Jumper. Assisted by Tesneem Ajeigbe.
  7. 2nd Half40-59Anthony Rivera made Layup.
  8. 2nd Half40-60Jordan Mason made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half40-61Jordan Mason made Free Throw.
  10. 2nd Half41-61Anthony Rivera made Free Throw.
  11. 2nd Half42-61Anthony Rivera made Free Throw.
  12. 2nd Half42-62Babatunde Durodola made Free Throw.
  13. 2nd Half42-64Gavin Griffiths made Dunk. Assisted by Jordan Mason.
  14. 2nd Half44-64Amar Lane made Layup. Assisted by Anthony Rivera.
  15. 2nd Half44-67Gavin Griffiths made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Mason.
  16. 2nd Half47-67Jaycen Santucci made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Miles White.
  17. 2nd Half47-69Aiden Tobiason made Jumper.
  18. 2nd Half47-71Aiden Tobiason made Dunk. Assisted by Jordan Mason.
  19. 2nd Half47-73Ayuba Bryant Jr. made Layup. Assisted by Aiden Tobiason.
  20. 2nd Half47-76Derrian Ford made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Mason.
  21. 2nd Half47-79Cam Wallace made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Derrian Ford.
  22. 2nd Half47-81Derrian Ford made Layup.
  23. 2nd Half47-83Mohamed Keita made Dunk. Assisted by Gavin Griffiths.
  24. 2nd Half47-85Cam Wallace made Layup. Assisted by Gavin Griffiths.
  25. 2nd Half47-87Mohamed Keita made Dunk. Assisted by Aiden Tobiason.
  26. 2nd Half48-87Anthony Gooden made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half48-90Cam Wallace made Three Point Jumper.
  28. 2nd Half48-92Connor Gal made Jumper. Assisted by Masiah Gilyard.
  29. 2nd Half49-92Thomas Menegus made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half49-95Connor Gal made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Cam Wallace.
  31. 2nd Half49-97Connor Gal made Layup.
  32. 2nd Half51-97Jacob Santiago made Jumper. Assisted by Correll Johnson.
  33. 2nd Half54-97Jacob Santiago made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Correll Johnson.
  34. 2nd Half54-98Cam Wallace made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half54-99Cam Wallace made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half54-100Masiah Gilyard made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half54-101Masiah Gilyard made Free Throw.
  38. 2nd Half54-103Mohamed Keita made Dunk. Assisted by Spencer Mahoney.
  39. 2nd Half56-103Thomas Menegus made Layup. Assisted by Anthony Gooden.
  40. 2nd Half57-103Anthony Gooden made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Temple Owls, below favours Georgian Court Lions.

Venue

  • Liacouras CenterPhiladelphia, PA
  • Attendance2042
  • OfficialsJeff Clark, Jeff Pon, Kyle Bowen

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