Lubbock Christian University (LCU) faced off against Midwestern State University (MSU) on January 8, 2026, and came out on top with a score of 73-68. The game, held at D.L. Ligon Coliseum, showcased LCU’s solid strategy and execution.
The Chaps took charge early, leading by 10 points at halftime and stretching their advantage to 18 in the second half. However, MSU made a push late in the game, bringing the score within reach as they capitalized on LCU’s cold stretches.
Amondo Miller Jr. set the pace for LCU with a three-pointer right off the bat. He finished the game with 20 points and seven assists, shooting 50% from the field. Kendall Dow also played a crucial role, scoring 19 points, including several key free throws in the final moments.
Despite a drop in scoring during critical phases, LCU maintained composure. They nailed 10 three-pointers during the game, their highest since November, and showed remarkable ball control with only four turnovers.
Interestingly, Miller Jr. has been on fire this season, hitting 20 points in a game for the tenth time. He has become a standout player for LCU, making history as the first in the NCAA era to gather at least 20 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists in a game.
As the game wrapped up, LCU’s focus paid off, and they secured their sixth consecutive win.
Looking ahead, LCU is set to face a ranked West Texas A&M team on January 15 at the Rip Griffin Center. This matchup promises to test their momentum and strategy as the season unfolds.
For more about Lubbock Christian’s basketball journey this season, you can explore their statistics here.
