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We’re live Chaifetz Arena to break down another WILD Billikens win!

Just when you think you’ve seen this teams’ best game, they come out and destroy their biggest rival by over 30-points…

The Arch Baron Cup wasn’t even close & the Billikens ran the game from the tip—we’ll be joined by Bob Ramsey for the second half later in the show.

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AN INSANE GAME FOR THE BILLIKENS

Saint Louis pulled off one of its wildest wins of the season, storming back from a 15-point first-half deficit to beat George Washington 79–76 at Chaifetz Arena. Despite shooting struggles early and a tough night at the free-throw line, the Billikens flipped the game after halftime behind clutch shot-making and relentless energy. Trey Green and Robbie Avila led the charge offensively, while Kellen Thames delivered a massive spark off the bench, consistently changing the game whenever he stepped on the floor. The comeback win pushes SLU to a historic 20–1 start, the best through 21 games in program history, and sets the stage for a huge showdown with Dayton on Friday.

PROGRAM HISTORY. The first time they have ever started 20-1

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The Billikens delivered another emphatic conference blowout, crushing St. Bonaventure 97–62 behind a historic shooting night. SLU tied a program record with 19 made three-pointers, shooting an incredible 57% from deep while still winning the battle in the paint. Ishan Sharma stole the show, pouring in 29 points in just 24 minutes and hitting 9 threes off the bench in a dominant performance. The Billikens controlled the game from start to finish, showcasing elite ball movement, depth, and efficiency as they continue to roll through conference play

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The Billikens survived a wild finish in Pittsburgh, escaping with an 81–77 road win over Duquesne to improve to 18–1 and extend their winning streak to 12 games. A dominant second-half run powered by Trey Green and Amari McCautry built a big lead, but late turnovers and missed free throws turned the final minutes into chaos. Big-time plays from Brady Dunlap at the line and on defense helped SLU hold on in a gritty road victory. Not pretty — but a win is a win as the Billikens keep rolling.

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The Saint Louis Billikens continue their dominant run, blowing out conference rival Richmond Spiders 88–63 at Chaifetz Arena to improve to 17–1 overall and 5–0 in A-10 play. The win marks SLU’s 11th straight victory and just the second time in program history the Billikens have started 17–1

Saint Louis seized control early, jumping out to a quick lead and never looking back. It was the third time in five conference games the Billikens won by 20+ points, showcasing their ability to dominate from start to finish

Offensively, Robbie Avila once again dictated the game with his scoring touch and elite basketball IQ, punishing Richmond switches and finishing efficiently inside. Off the bench, Kellen Thames brought instant electricity, delivering quick buckets, steals, and highlight-reel dunks that ignited the crowd and broke the game open

Defense was the real story. SLU smothered Richmond’s Princeton-style offense with relentless, connected half-court defense, holding the Spiders in check possession after possession. The Billikens won the points-in-the-paint battle decisively and consistently turned strong defense into transition offense

Head coach Josh Schertz praised the team’s unselfishness and execution, as all nine rotation players scored, highlighting the depth and chemistry that continue to fuel this special run

With another statement win in the books, the Billikens now turn their attention to a road matchup at Duquesne Dukes, as SLU looks to keep rolling and further cement itself among the nation’s elite.

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Saint Louis continued its red-hot run Wednesday night, rolling past Fordham 78–56 to improve to an impressive 16–1 on the season. The Billikens weathered early scoring droughts against Fordham’s zone defense, then flipped the game with decisive runs that showcased their discipline, shooting, and depth

Once again, Kellen Thames stole the spotlight. Playing just 18 minutes off the bench, Thames poured in 16 points, scoring at a nearly point-per-minute pace while igniting the crowd with explosive finishes at the rim. SLU’s bench production remained a major factor, and the Billikens used clutch three-point shooting to punish Fordham’s zone, finishing 12-of-30 from deep and continuing a recent stretch of elite perimeter efficiency

The game’s turning point came during a first-half run sparked by Deion Brown’s momentum-swinging three that helped SLU rip off a decisive 15–2 surge. From there, the Billikens never looked back. Quentin Jones delivered a well-rounded performance with 13 points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks, while Amari McCottry rebounded from a slow start to finish strong with 12 points, key threes, and dominant work on the glass

With crisp ball movement, just six turnovers, and stifling defense, SLU once again showed why it’s being labeled one of the most exciting teams in college basketball. The Billikens now turn their attention to another home matchup as they continue to build momentum in Atlantic 10 play.

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The Saint Louis Billikens kept their red-hot season rolling with an 84–72 road win over La Salle, completing a strong 2–0 road trip and improving to 15–1 on the year

After a sluggish and disjointed start, SLU leaned on its elite defense to stay steady before flipping the game with a massive late first-half run.

A 15–2 closing stretch before halftime — including a crucial 10–0 spurt — turned a tight game into a 20-point cushion and proved to be the difference. The Billikens showcased their depth and versatility, once again demonstrating their ability to overwhelm teams in short bursts that few in the A-10 can match.

Robby Avila led the way with a dominant all-around performance, posting 18 points, six rebounds, four assists, and two blocks while shooting 7-of-10 from the floor. Brady Dunlap continued his torrid shooting stretch, pouring in 17 points and hitting four triples, marking his fifth double-figure scoring game in the last six contests. Amari McCautry was everywhere defensively and added 10 points, six rebounds, and five assists in one of his most complete performances of the season.

The Billikens’ defense once again set the tone, holding La Salle to just two made three-pointers and forcing difficult shots all night. A highlight moment came from Kellen Thames, whose hustle play — saving a loose ball between his legs and turning it into points — perfectly embodied SLU’s energy and intensity.

Despite some looseness and foul trouble in the second half, SLU never let the game slip away, cruising to another comfortable conference win. Now sitting at 15–1 and climbing toward the national rankings, the Billikens continue to look like one of the most dangerous teams in the A-10 as they return home riding serious momentum.

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A MASSIVE win for the Billikens as they take down VCU at home for the first time in ELEVEN chances at the Siegel Center.

The Billikens defense dominated the whole game, but the offense came to play in the final minutes to give the Billikens a crucial 7-0 run that all but ended the game.

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