The Bulldogs’ defense stifled the Redhawks all night long as they forced 22 turnovers and scored 30 points off of them. The Redhawks were held to less than 15 points in the first three quarters and made just one three-pointer out of 10 attempts.

A 26-12 first quarter got the Bulldogs off to the start they needed as they never trailed en route to their third straight win to start the season. The Bulldogs’ lead was as much as 28.

Long led the Bulldogs with 21 points on the night. Rean followed up with 19 points, while also grabbing a team-high seven rebounds.

50 points in the paint to go along with 10 offensive rebounds aided the Bulldogs in their home blow-out victory.

The Bulldogs are on the road for their next three games, with their first stop being against the Brigham Young University Cougars on Nov. 15

Through the first seven minutes of the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs have been held to just six points.

Six turnovers this period alone for the Bulldogs as they have hit just three shots all quarter.

After an early timeout due to a slow start out of the halftime break, the Bulldogs grow their lead to 62-35, aided by their 18-3 scoring run.

Long leads the team with 19 points on 9-for-11 shooting, while Rean follows her up with 16 points.

No Redhawk player has double-digit points as the Bulldogs’ defense has been suffocating all night long. Their forced turnover count is up to 17.

After four straight scoreless possessions, the Bulldogs’ coach, Ryan McCarthy, calls a timeout.

Two air-balls and two turnovers have the Redhawks opening the second half on a 7-2 run.

Bulldogs still lead 46-32.

Despite a last-second layup to end the half from Redhawks’ guard Jana Vesic, the Bulldogs lead 44-25.

The Bulldogs’ high-pressure defense continues to lead the way for the team, having forced 12 Redhawk turnovers.

Long leads the Bulldogs with 13 points, while Rean has 10 points and four rebounds, along with a block.

While the Bulldogs have made just one three-pointer on the night, 34 points in the paint compared to the Redhawks’ 18 is a big reason for their 19-point halftime lead.

The Redhawks do not have a double-digit scorer yet as Vesic leads the team with seven points.

Redhawks head coach Skyler Young gets a technical foul after arguing a foul call with the officials.

Both made free throws from Koehne extended the Bulldogs’ lead to 44-21 late in the first half.

The Bulldogs’ defense has forced nine turnovers with still just under five minutes remaining in the first half.

Long is the first Bulldog to hit the double-digit points mark with 11 so far. The Bulldogs continue to shoot well from the floor, making 50% of their shots.

Seven points from Emilia Long and six from Ashlyn Rean have the Bulldogs leading by 14 over the Redhawks.

The Bulldogs’ defense continues to suffocate the Redhawks, forcing seven turnovers in the opening quarter alone. Their defensive rotations have helped against the Redhawks’ backdoor cuts.

The Bulldogs also shot well in the opening quarter, making 54.5% of their shot compared to the Redhawks making just 33.3%.

Their lead sits at 26-12.

The Bulldogs’ defense continues to create opportunities for their offense as they are up to five forced turnovers.

Hedda Koehne had a 3-point play to help push the Bulldogs’ lead to 24-10

Emilia Long is 3-for-3 from the floor and has seven of the Bulldogs’ first 11 points.

Bulldogs lead Redhawks by nine midway through the opening quarter. Redhawks have committed three turnovers through the first four minutes.