The Cal State Northridge men’s basketball team delivered an impressive performance, tying a program single-game record with 17 3-point baskets in a blowout victory over Cal State Fullerton. With a dominant first half shooting display, the Matadors achieved a 95-65 win in a Big West Conference matchup at Titan Gym. Marcus Adams Jr. led the team with 20 points, while Scotty Washington and Grady Lewis also made significant contributions. CSUN capitalized on turnovers, outscoring Fullerton 28-6 in points off turnovers. Fullerton struggled to keep up with CSUN’s hot shooting, with Donovan Oday leading their efforts with 15 points.
CSUN’s strong defensive effort and precise ball movement impressed head coach Andy Newman, resulting in one of the best shooting halves in school history. The Matadors maintained their lead throughout the game, ultimately tying the program record for 3-pointers made. CSUN’s stellar shooting performance set the tone for a dominant victory, with a final scoreline of 95-65. The Matadors will look to build on this success when they face UC Davis next, while Fullerton aims to bounce back against UC San Diego.
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