USC’s Women of Troy made a strong comeback after a recent loss, decisively defeating the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles with a commanding score of 85-44 at the Galen Center on November 25, 2025. The highlight of the evening was freshman Jazzy Davidson, who achieved her first collegiate double-double, showcasing her potential and skill on the court.
USC Head Coach Lindsay Gottlieb praised Davidson’s performance, noting her exceptional effort on both offense and defense. The freshman played a pivotal role in the game, contributing significantly in the first half with 14 points and 9 rebounds, shooting an impressive 6-for-9 from the field. Her teammate, senior guard Londynn Jones, also made a notable impact, scoring 10 points with remarkable shooting efficiency, including a perfect 2-for-2 from three-point range.
The first half was marked by sheer dominance, as the Women of Troy executed a remarkable 20-0 run with just over four minutes remaining before halftime. The defense was equally impressive, with the team recording 15 blocks, the second-highest total in program history since 1984. Coach Gottlieb commented on the noticeable improvement in the team’s interior defense, emphasizing their length and versatility across different players.
In the second half, Davidson continued her strong performance, adding another 6 points to her total, culminating in 20 points, 16 rebounds, and 4 assists. Likewise, Jones finished the game with 20 points and 2 assists, solidifying a balanced offensive effort.
Looking ahead, USC will be back in action this Friday for another home matchup against Pepperdine, aiming to continue their momentum and build on this impressive victory. The Women of Troy’s ability to combine strong offensive strategies with robust defensive efforts points towards a promising season ahead, as they work to establish themselves as formidable contenders in the NCAA landscape.