Saint Louis snaps a two‑game slump with a 91‑76 triumph over Duquesne, driven by Robbie Avila’s 23 points and a decisive second‑half surge.
Robbie Avila delivered 23 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, leading No. 23 Saint Louis to a 91‑76 win that halted a two‑game losing streak.
The Billikens erased an early 12‑point deficit, outscoring Duquesne 16‑of‑28 from three‑point range (57.1%).
Quentin Jones added 17 points, while Trey Green contributed 14, as the team rebuilt confidence ahead of the conference push.
Duquesne’s Tarence Guinyard paced the visitors with 27 points, but a late run left them unable to close the gap.
Key Performances
- Robbie Avila: 23 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists
- Team 3‑point shooting: 16‑of‑28 (57.1%)
- Record: 26‑3 overall, 14‑2 in the Atlantic 10
Data from Field Level Media confirms the shooting efficiency and scoring breakdown, reinforcing the narrative of a team that refuses to fade.
Statistical highlights also show the Billikens improved to 26‑3 overall and 14‑2 in the Atlantic 10, positioning them as a formidable contender for the conference title.
What It Means
Saint Louis’s comeback underscores a resilient identity: the squad can adjust at halftime, lock down defense, and exploit perimeter opportunities when it matters most. The performance revives discussion around their postseason prospects and solidifies their status as a dark‑horse threat in the later stages of the season.
Fans will watch closely to see if this momentum can carry through the next stretch of conference play, especially against rivals like Dayton and Richmond, where each win could prove decisive for seeding.
Overall, the victory not only adds a crucial win to the Billikens’ ledger but also sends a clear message: they are peaking at the right time.
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