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The Bulldogs defeated Northwestern State 80-6, their highest scoring output as a Division I program. Louisiana Tech reached the end zone on its first 11 possessions, with Blake Baker leading the first-half passing attack.
The Northwestern State preview introduces Louisiana Tech's new conference chapter and the experience returning from its 2025 bowl-winning team. The report also reviews key offensive players and the defense's recent strengths.
The Bulldogs announced date changes for upcoming games at Kansas and Texas, along with other future opponents. The update details the 2027 opening weekend in Lawrence and additions to later seasons.
Louisiana Tech announced a September 26 event at the Thomas Assembly Center featuring men’s and women’s shootarounds. Mic’d-up coaching sessions and a question-and-answer segment will introduce fans to preparations for the coming season.
Louisiana Tech released a 32-game regular-season schedule with 18 home dates. The Bulldogs begin against Kent State in the MAC-SBC Challenge, then navigate nonconference regional matchups before their first Sun Belt campaign since 2001.
Louisiana Tech announced a schedule with 15 home games and an opening trip to Toledo for the MAC-SBC Challenge. The Lady Techsters’ nonconference opponents include regional rivals and visits to Ole Miss, Georgia and Arkansas.
Louisiana Tech hired Adam Schwartz as an assistant coach after his season at Chicago State. His previous coaching stops include Alcorn State and Blinn College, adding college recruiting and development experience to the Bulldogs’ bench.
Louisiana Tech welcomed Brittani Wells, Alana Obianozie and Jordyn McNeal to its roster. Wells arrives from UT Martin with backcourt experience and previous junior college connections to Lady Techsters Alexia Weaver and Kaleigh Thompson.
Paris Bradley, Isla Airey, Jianna Morris and Jordan Marshall earned CSC Academic All-District honors. Bradley also advanced for Academic All-America consideration after combining her graphic-design studies with first-team All-CUSA performance on the court.