Tarleton State Texans’ Historic Season Ends in Heartbreaking 73-72 CIT Semifinals Loss
Tarleton State's record-breaking season ended in a 73-72 loss to Purdue Fort Wayne in the CIT Semifinals, marking a historic run for the Texans with 25 wins and 16 conference victories.
The Big PictureThe Texans reached new heights in their D1 era with unprecedented success in conference play and a first-time appearance in the WAC Tournament and CIT semifinals.
By the Numbers- Texans broke the D1 era record with 25 wins and 16 conference wins.
- Adam Moussa led the team with 16 points, part of a total 26-point bench effort.
- Tarleton led most of the first half but struggled as Purdue Fort Wayne made a comeback in the second half to secure the win.
- Head coach Billy Gillispie's contract has been extended through the 2025-26 season.
Despite the loss, Tarleton State's solid performance foreshadows continued success under Coach Gillispie's leadership in the upcoming seasons.
Bottom LineTarleton State's remarkable season, culminating in a close defeat, highlights the team's resilience and potential for future achievements under Coach Gillispie's guidance.
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