A Lopsided Start Defines the Contest
South Dakota State’s road trip to Austin ended in decisive fashion on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, as the Jackrabbits fell to the Texas Longhorns by a score of 93-63 at Moody Center. The visiting team struggled to maintain any semblance of offensive rhythm from the opening tip, finding themselves down 26-15 after just one quarter of play.
The disparity in scoring was evident early. While South Dakota State managed to put up 16 points in the second period and 18 in the third, they could never overcome the initial deficit created by Texas’s aggressive start. The Jackrabbits were held to just 14 points in the final quarter as the Longhorns pulled away for good.
Clark Leads the Way for Texas
Jayda Clark was the standout performer for the home team, leading all scorers with 24 points. Her efficiency and ability to create shots were pivotal in keeping South Dakota State at bay throughout the game. Clark’s scoring output included multiple driving layups and long-range jumpers that kept the Jackrabbits’ defense scrambling.
Supporting Clark was Bryanna Preston, who orchestrated the offense with five assists. Breya Cunningham controlled the glass for Texas, grabbing six rebounds to help limit second-chance opportunities for South Dakota State. The Longhorns’ balanced attack ensured that no single player dominated the box score disproportionately, but Clark’s 24-point total stood as the clear highlight of the night.




