Gibbs-Lawhorn's 25 Points Lead Texas Tech to 76-58 Victory Over Bethune-Cookman

Gibbs-Lawhorn Powers Tech to Win

Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn scored 25 points to lead the No. 19 Texas Tech Red Raiders to a 76-58 victory over the visiting Bethune-Cookman Wildcats on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The home team dominated the contest at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, where 12,548 spectators watched Tech secure its second win of the season.

Gibbs-Lawhorn was the clear standout, providing the offensive spark that separated the teams as Tech improved to a 2-0 record while Bethune-Cookman fell to 0-2.

First Half Dominance

The Red Raiders established control early, outscoring the Wildcats 37-24 in the first half. Gibbs-Lawhorn was particularly efficient from beyond the arc, draining three-pointers from 26 and 31 feet out. Cruz Davis contributed significantly to the playmaking, recording three assists for the team.

Josiah Moseley provided a strong presence on the glass, finishing with nine rebounds. The home team’s balanced attack made it difficult for the visitors to find rhythm, as Tech built a comfortable lead before intermission.

Second Half Control

Texas Tech maintained its advantage in the second half, outscoring Bethune-Cookman 39-34. The Red Raiders continued to execute effectively, with Gibbs-Lawhorn adding more points including a 29-foot three-pointer and a final layup to close out the game. The Wildcats struggled to mount a sustained comeback, despite efforts from their own players.

The gap remained consistent, allowing Tech to manage the clock and secure the comfortable margin of victory.

Wildcats' Best Efforts

For Bethune-Cookman, Connor Teasley led all scorers with 11 points. Vuk Boskovic contributed two assists, while Daniel Johnson grabbed seven rebounds. The Wildcats showed moments of resilience, with players like Jameel Morris and Daniel Perez-Rouzan adding points from the field and the free-throw line.

However, the overall offensive production was not enough to overcome the superior performance by the Red Raiders. The loss leaves the Wildcats with a 0-2 record, while Texas Tech continues its strong start to the season with a 2-0 mark.

Sources

ESPN