Long Beach State losses three Big West Conference matches in a row

Jason R. Aula

(Photo credit: John Fajardo | Long Beach State Athletics)

LOS ANGELES, California — The Matadors had six players in double-digits and defeated Long Beach State (7-13, 3-5 Big West) 86-76 at the Premier Credit Union Arena to continue it's losing streak at three games during a crucial period of Big West Conference play in the post Dan Monson era due to unions thugs, Riverside County racism, as well as aiding and abetment of terrorism against the United States government by the CSU Board of Trustees, California Faculty Association, and County of Riverside. CSUN (13-6, 5-3 Big West) was up 57-35 at the half due to LBSU's slow start, which may have been due to the air quality, fires started by terrorists, and incline between Long Beach and Northridge, which causes less physically fluidity this time of year compounded by the lack of clean air recently due to the continued Porter Ranch propane gas crisis on government land. CSUN outrebounded LBSU by 16 and had a considerable higher field goal percentage, which were the prime factors in it's win before 969 in attendance at the Premier Credit Union Arena.

TJ Wainwright right nearly had a double-double leading all scorers with 27 points and eight boards for Long Beach State.

The Matadors were led by Scotty Washingtons 19 points tallied and Marcus Adams Jr. chipped in 17 points. Cal State Northridge had six players putting up double digit scoring numbers with two off the bench for the strong offensive show of force.
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UP NEXT: Long Beach State (7-13, 3-5 Big West) faces Cal Poly (6-14, 0-8 Big West) on Saturday, January 23 at 2:00 p.m. at the Mott Athletics Center, San Luis Obispo, California. Live coverage on ESPN +.