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Texas State Dominates Texas A&M-San Antonio 114-55

Wednesday, November 5, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Strahan Arena at the University Events Center

Texas State Bobcats 114, Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars 55, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars vs Texas State Bobcats?

Texas State Bobcats beat Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars 114-55 at Strahan Arena at the University Events Center on November 5, 2025.

In a commanding display, the Texas State Bobcats triumphed over the Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars with a final score of 114-55 at Strahan Arena at the University Events Center. This game showcased the Bobcats' ability to dominate their opponents, particularly in the second half, where they outscored the Jaguars significantly. The victory marks a crucial moment for Texas State as they look to build momentum in the season after a mixed start.

Entering this matchup, the Texas State Bobcats had a record of 1-1 for the season and were looking to improve on their recent form. Over their last ten games, they held a record of 4-6, with an average of 72.4 points scored per game and 75.9 points allowed. However, they were on a two-game losing streak, having lost their last game against the Bowling Green Falcons 48-83 just two days prior. The Bobcats had a home record of 3-2, indicating they had been somewhat more successful on their home court compared to their away performance, which stood at 1-4.

On the other hand, the Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars were struggling significantly, coming into the game with a record of 0-3 in their last three outings and a streak of three consecutive losses. Their scoring average was notably low at 61.3 points, while they allowed an alarming 91.7 points per game. This included a heavy defeat against the Lamar Cardinals, where they lost 53-93 in their last game. The Jaguars had yet to win on the road, holding an away record of 0-3, which further compounded their challenges leading into this fixture.

The two teams had not faced each other recently, making this matchup particularly intriguing as both sought to establish dominance early in the season. The injury picture was not detailed in the provided block, but both teams would have been keen to field their strongest lineups to gain an edge.

As for the market, Texas State was heavily favored to win, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating that they were expected to secure a victory without question. This was reflected in the betting lines, which likely positioned Texas State as a strong favorite, although specific odds from any provider were not mentioned.

The conditions for the game were typical for an indoor basketball setting, with no adverse weather factors to influence the play. The atmosphere in Strahan Arena was likely charged with anticipation, especially for the home fans eager to see their team bounce back from recent losses.

Viewers watching the game were treated to a showcase of offensive prowess from Texas State, who demonstrated their ability to score in a variety of ways. The scoring plays highlighted the effectiveness of their free-throw shooting, with multiple players contributing to the scoreline in the second half. This included several successful free throws from players like Robert Fields and Paul Minjoth, who helped to extend the lead as the game progressed.

Overall, the game served as a stark reminder of the challenges facing the Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars, while simultaneously providing a much-needed confidence boost for the Texas State Bobcats as they look to turn their season around.

Leaders

  • PointsMark Drone19Texas State Bobcats
  • AssistsKaden Gumbs8Texas State Bobcats
  • ReboundsMakai Willis7Texas State Bobcats
  • PointsCarson Brown11Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars
  • AssistsXzavier Brown3Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars
  • ReboundsXzavier Brown4Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars

Recent form

Texas State Bobcats

Last 10: 4-6Streak L272.4 scored · 75.9 allowed per game3-2 at home

  • L48-83at Bowling Green FalconsNov 4
  • L61-64vs Old Dominion MonarchsMar 7
  • W102-93vs James Madison DukesMar 1
  • L69-74vs Troy TrojansFeb 26
  • W93-92vs South Alabama JaguarsFeb 22
  • W80-63vs UL Monroe WarhawksFeb 20
  • L65-70at South Alabama JaguarsFeb 15
  • W72-60at UL Monroe WarhawksFeb 14
  • L70-85at Central Michigan ChippewasFeb 8
  • L64-75at Old Dominion MonarchsFeb 6

Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars

Last 3: 0-3Streak L361.3 scored · 91.7 allowed per game0-3 away

  • L53-93at Lamar CardinalsNov 3
  • L65-82at Lamar CardinalsDec 31
  • L66-100at Texas Southern TigersNov 7

Box score

StatTexas A&M-San Antonio JaguarsTexas State Bobcats
Field goals17-5638-60
Field goal %3063
Three-pointers5-2510-19
Three-point %2053
Free throws16-2628-35
Free throw %6280
Rebounds2643
Offensive rebounds98
Defensive rebounds1735
Assists818
Steals812
Blocks35
Turnovers1913
Team turnovers11
Technical fouls01
Technical fouls, total01
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers629
Fast-break points737
Points in the paint2444
Fouls2617
Largest lead163

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half33-81Dimp Pernell made Layup.
  2. 2nd Half35-82Kaden Gumbs made Free Throw.
  3. 2nd Half35-83Kaden Gumbs made Free Throw.
  4. 2nd Half36-83Gabriel Til made Free Throw.
  5. 2nd Half36-85Franck Emmou made Jumper.
  6. 2nd Half36-87Kaden Gumbs made Jumper.
  7. 2nd Half36-88Kaden Gumbs made Free Throw.
  8. 2nd Half36-89Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half36-90Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  10. 2nd Half36-92Jalen Bolden made Layup.
  11. 2nd Half38-92Rick Vandenheever made Layup. Assisted by Xzavier Brown.
  12. 2nd Half38-94Mark Drone made Layup.
  13. 2nd Half40-94Dezmon Dudley made Layup.
  14. 2nd Half40-96Jaelyn Lee made Layup.
  15. 2nd Half40-99Deke Thompson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jaelyn Lee.
  16. 2nd Half41-99made Free Throw.
  17. 2nd Half41-100DJ Hall made Free Throw.
  18. 2nd Half41-102Makai Willis made Two Point Tip Shot.
  19. 2nd Half43-102Felix Greif made Two Point Tip Shot.
  20. 2nd Half43-104Deke Thompson made Layup. Assisted by DJ Hall.
  21. 2nd Half43-105Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  22. 2nd Half43-106Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  23. 2nd Half45-107Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  24. 2nd Half45-108Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half46-108Paul Stegmann made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half47-108Paul Stegmann made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half47-110Deke Thompson made Jumper.
  28. 2nd Half50-110Corey Syon made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Paul Minjoth.
  29. 2nd Half50-111Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half50-112Robert Fields made Free Throw.
  31. 2nd Half51-112made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half52-112made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half53-112Paul Minjoth made Free Throw.
  34. 2nd Half54-112Paul Minjoth made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half54-113Isaiah Barganier made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half54-114Isaiah Barganier made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half55-114made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Texas State Bobcats, below favours Texas A&M-San Antonio Jaguars.

Venue

  • Strahan Arena at the University Events CenterSan Marcos, TX
  • OfficialsNathan Bemis, Bharat Ramnanan, Raymond Tate

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