What NCAA record did the LSU Tigers break this season?

The LSU Tigers broke the NCAA women's basketball record by scoring at least 100 points in eight consecutive games.

Which other teams are known for high-scoring offenses in women's basketball?

Historically high-scoring teams include UConn (2001-02), Iowa with Caitlin Clark, and Long Beach State (1986-87).

Is scoring up in women's college basketball this season?

Yes, a notable trend shows eight teams currently averaging 90 points per game, significantly higher than in past seasons.

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Tigers Roar: LSU Shatters 100-Point Barrier in Historic Start

4 Dec, 2025

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Summary

LSU Tigers women's basketball team achieved an unprecedented eight consecutive games scoring over 100 points.
This offensive surge surpasses a 1982 NCAA record and sets a new benchmark for scoring.
The team's prolific scoring is part of a broader trend, with eight teams now averaging 90 points per game.

Tigers Roar: LSU Shatters 100-Point Barrier in Historic Start

The LSU Tigers have embarked on a historic season, achieving an 8-0 record by scoring at least 100 points in all eight games. This unprecedented offensive output shatters the previous NCAA women's basketball record of six consecutive 100-point games, set in 1982. The Tigers' dominant scoring is setting a new standard.

This offensive explosion is not an isolated incident but reflects a broader trend in the 2025-26 women's college basketball season. The number of teams averaging 90 points per game has risen to eight, a significant leap from the three teams that achieved this feat in the last 25 seasons.

The article highlights several other historically potent offenses, including the undefeated 2001-02 UConn Huskies, Caitlin Clark's record-setting Iowa Hawkeyes, and Long Beach State's 1986-87 team, which set NCAA records for 100-point games and field goals made. These teams showcase the evolving offensive landscape of the sport.