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Deadspin | USC’s outburst sets Galen Center points record in Manhattan romp

Deadspin | USC’s outburst sets Galen Center points record in Manhattan romp

Mar 12, 2025; Indianapolis, IN, USA; USC Trojans head coach Eric Musselman in the second half against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Mandatory Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

Chad Baker-Mazara scored 20 of his 26 points in the first half, and Southern California put up its second and third halves of 55-plus points this season on the way to a 114-83 rout of visiting Manhattan on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Coming off of a 57-point half to close last Monday’s season-opening rout of Cal Poly, USC (2-0) continued to click offensively en route to the program’s highest-scoring outing in almost 28 years and the most in the history of Galen Center.

For USC, six other scorers joined Baker-Mazara in double-figures. Ezra Ausar finished with 17 points, Rodney Rice shook off a sluggish shooting start to score 14 points, Terrance Williams scored 10 points and Jacob Cofie recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Jordan Marsh knocked down 3-of-5 from long range en route to 11 points and Jaden Brownell added 13 points off the bench.

The Trojans shot 6-of-11 from 3-point distance before intermission.

The Trojans cooled from deep in the second half, going just 2-of-10, but still finished shooting better than 50% from the floor overall for the game at 41-of-81.

Baker-Mazara, a transfer from 2025 Final Four participant Auburn, helped key the Trojans at both the 3-point and free-throw lines. He shot 3-of-4 from beyond the arc and a perfect 9-of-9 on foul shots, despite dealing with foul trouble in his own right.

Baker-Mazara was on the sidelines with foul trouble for most of a 20-4 run that he began his made jumper at the 13:18 mark and extended until Quron Elliott’s 3-pointer with 8:23 remaining.

That stretch snuffed out any hope of a rally for Manhattan (1-1), which had been hovering around an 18-point margin after USC first extended the lead to double-digits with a 25-11 push to close the first half.

Jaden Winston led all scorers with 29 points. He shot 9-of-14 from the floor, and went 3-of-5 from 3-point distance. The rest of the Jaspers went just 3-of-17 on 3-point attempts.

Anthony Isaac scored 16 points and Terrance Jones added 18 points for the Jaspers.

The Trojans balanced distribution fueled USC’s first 100-plus-point game since a 106-78 rout of Eastern Washington on Nov. 29, 2023 and a program single-game high since a 117-71 blowout of Arizona State in March 1998.

–Field Level Media

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With title aspirations on the line, Bengaluru FC (BFC) and Mumbai City FC face off in a crucial Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 encounter at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday.

For both teams, a win will go a long way in the race to capture the big prize. With four games to go, BFC (15 points) is five points adrift of leader Mohun Bagan Super Giant, while Mumbai City trails by two.

BFC will look to make the most of its last home fixture.

For Pep Munoz, whose tenure as BFC head coach has begun with a loss and a draw, Saturday’s game feels like a final.

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“We are still in the title race. If we have a good result tomorrow, we will be right up there. Tomorrow is a final. The players and supporters also know that this is the final,” Munoz said on Friday.

Like BFC, Mumbai City FC enters the field after a dip in form. The visitor’s four-game unbeaten streak came to an end last week, when it suffered a 0-2 loss to FC Goa.

“Mumbai is a team that is made to win the league. But we have a good squad too. It’s our last game at home and we want to do our best,” Munoz said.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#ISL #Title #aspirants #Bengaluru #Mumbai #City #face #Sree #Kanteerava">ISL 2025-26: Title aspirants Bengaluru FC, Mumbai City face off at Sree Kanteerava  With title aspirations on the line, Bengaluru FC (BFC) and Mumbai City FC face off in a crucial Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 encounter at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday.For both teams, a win will go a long way in the race to capture the big prize. With four games to go, BFC (15 points) is five points adrift of leader Mohun Bagan Super Giant, while Mumbai City trails by two.BFC will look to make the most of its last home fixture.For Pep Munoz, whose tenure as BFC head coach has begun with a loss and a draw, Saturday’s game feels like a final.ALSO READ | Genius Sports pitches ISL roadmap to clubs; Mohun Bagan skips meeting“We are still in the title race. If we have a good result tomorrow, we will be right up there. Tomorrow is a final. The players and supporters also know that this is the final,” Munoz said on Friday.Like BFC, Mumbai City FC enters the field after a dip in form. The visitor’s four-game unbeaten streak came to an end last week, when it suffered a 0-2 loss to FC Goa.“Mumbai is a team that is made to win the league. But we have a good squad too. It’s our last game at home and we want to do our best,” Munoz said.Published on Apr 24, 2026  #ISL #Title #aspirants #Bengaluru #Mumbai #City #face #Sree #Kanteerava

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“We are still in the title race. If we have a good result tomorrow, we will be right up there. Tomorrow is a final. The players and supporters also know that this is the final,” Munoz said on Friday.

Like BFC, Mumbai City FC enters the field after a dip in form. The visitor’s four-game unbeaten streak came to an end last week, when it suffered a 0-2 loss to FC Goa.

“Mumbai is a team that is made to win the league. But we have a good squad too. It’s our last game at home and we want to do our best,” Munoz said.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#ISL #Title #aspirants #Bengaluru #Mumbai #City #face #Sree #Kanteerava">ISL 2025-26: Title aspirants Bengaluru FC, Mumbai City face off at Sree Kanteerava

With title aspirations on the line, Bengaluru FC (BFC) and Mumbai City FC face off in a crucial Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 encounter at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday.

For both teams, a win will go a long way in the race to capture the big prize. With four games to go, BFC (15 points) is five points adrift of leader Mohun Bagan Super Giant, while Mumbai City trails by two.

BFC will look to make the most of its last home fixture.

For Pep Munoz, whose tenure as BFC head coach has begun with a loss and a draw, Saturday’s game feels like a final.

ALSO READ | Genius Sports pitches ISL roadmap to clubs; Mohun Bagan skips meeting

“We are still in the title race. If we have a good result tomorrow, we will be right up there. Tomorrow is a final. The players and supporters also know that this is the final,” Munoz said on Friday.

Like BFC, Mumbai City FC enters the field after a dip in form. The visitor’s four-game unbeaten streak came to an end last week, when it suffered a 0-2 loss to FC Goa.

“Mumbai is a team that is made to win the league. But we have a good squad too. It’s our last game at home and we want to do our best,” Munoz said.

Published on Apr 24, 2026

#ISL #Title #aspirants #Bengaluru #Mumbai #City #face #Sree #Kanteerava

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