FORT WORTH, TX - In a riveting showdown at the Sid Richardson Center, Texas Wesleyan University played No. 2 Langston University losing to the Lions 78-66.
 

Kipplyn Richvine led the Ram's offensive efforts, scoring 18 points in 31 minutes, closely followed by Adetokunbo Bakare with 17 points, in 38 minutes.
 

Throughout the game, Langston showcased a well-rounded performance, with Anthony Roy leading the Lions with 29 points, followed by Cortez Mosley's 18 points and Toru Dean's 12 points.  
 

In the first half, Texas Wesleyan displayed a 39.13% field goal accuracy, 28.57% from three-point range, and 60.00% from the free-throw line. Overcoming challenges, the Rams rallied in the second half with a 50.00% field goal percentage, 37.50% from beyond the arc, and an impressive 83.33% from the free-throw line.  
 

Statistically, Langston and Texas Wesleyan both capitalized on turnovers, each scoring 15 points off mistakes.
 

Second chance opportunities favored Langston, with 12 points compared to Texas Wesleyan's 2, showing the Lions offensive tenacity on the boards.
 

The bench proved instrumental for both teams, with Langston contributing 15 points and Texas Wesleyan edging ahead with 18, demonstrating depth and versatility.
 

Points in the paint heavily favored Langston with 38 against Texas Wesleyan's 22, reflecting their dominance close to the basket.
 

TXWES will play the last game of the regular season at the Sid Richardson Center on Saturday against Central Christian College of Kansas, with tip-off scheduled for 3 PM.