Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball Defeated by Mississippi State, Morgan Scores 16 Points
Georgia Tech falls to Mississippi State in the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament, losing 84-47 despite strong performances from Tonie Morgan and Kara Dunn.
The Big PictureThe Yellow Jackets struggled with shooting in the first half and were unable to recover from the early lead built by Mississippi State, ending their season with a 17-16 record.
By the Numbers- Morgan scored 16 points with 6 rebounds, while Dunn contributed 14 points.
- Tech shot 28.8% from the field, compared to Mississippi State's 51.6%.
Despite individual standout performances, the overall team struggled with shooting consistency, leading to the significant point differential in the game.
State of Play- Georgia Tech closed the season with a 17-16 record, making their third postseason appearance in five seasons under head coach Nell Fortner.
- Morgan and Dunn earned the distinction of being named second-team all-ACC for their performances.
As the season concludes, Georgia Tech will look towards offseason training and preparations for the upcoming seasons to improve their performance.
Bottom LineGeorgia Tech's Women’s Basketball team falls to Mississippi State, showcasing individual talent but facing challenges in team performance, emphasizing the need for strategic improvements in future seasons.
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