Londynn Jones scores a career-high 28 points as USC women rout Cal Poly

"The USC women's basketball team took care of Cal Poly on Thursday night at the Galen Center with an 86-39 win. The Trojans were led by Londynn Jones, who finished the game with a career-high of 28 points while making 11 out of 16 field goals, and Jazzy Davidson, who scored 17 points and had nine rebounds. The Trojans (8-3) looked sluggish in the first half, with Davidson making only three of 11 field goals, and the Mustangs (2-9) grabbing 15 rebounds."

"But as the game progressed, the USC defense forced Cal Poly to run out the shot clock on multiple occasions and caused 27 turnovers while scoring 39 points off of them. The Trojans started the third quarter with 10 unanswered points. Cal Poly scored only five points in the third quarter, allowing the Trojans to extend their advantage, closing out the third quarter with a 43-point lead, 71-28. The Trojans finished the game with 15 steals and the bench scoring 45 points."

USC dominated Cal Poly 86-39 at the Galen Center, paced by Londynn Jones' career-high 28 points and Jazzy Davidson's 17 points and nine rebounds. The Trojans were sluggish early, with Davidson shooting three for 11 and Cal Poly grabbing 15 first-half rebounds. USC's defense tightened, forcing 27 turnovers and converting those into 39 points. The Trojans opened the third quarter with a 10-0 run, holding Cal Poly to five third-quarter points and building a 43-point lead, 71-28. USC finished with 15 steals and a 45-point contribution from the bench, improving to 8-3.

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