George Washington blasts La Salle 104-77

Key Takeaways

1George Washington beat La Salle 104–77, a 27-point margin.

2The fourth quarter decided it: George Washington won it 59–42, a 17-point swing.

3George Washington led 45–35 at the break and never gave the lead back.

4The two teams combined for 181 points.

5The CourtFrame model picked George Washington at 73% confidence — the pick was correct.

George Washington didn’t leave much to debate Monday night. The Colonials put La Salle on its heels early and never let up, rolling to a 104-77 win on Feb. 24, 2026, in a result that underscored the gap between a team fighting to stabilize its season and one still searching for answers.

With the win, George Washington improved to 15-12 and halted the slide implied by its recent LWWLL form. La Salle fell to 8-19, and its WLLLL stretch now reads like a season-long problem rather than a temporary dip.

The story: pace, pressure, and a scoreboard that kept climbing

Any game that reaches 104 points is, by definition, played on the winner’s terms. George Washington’s offense consistently generated scoring to the point that La Salle couldn’t simply “weather the storm” — the storm never stopped. The Colonials cleared the century mark while holding La Salle to 77, turning the final minutes into clock management rather than a competitive finish.

Turning point: when the margin stopped being manageable

Without quarter-by-quarter scoring available, the clearest inflection is the overall scoring profile: George Washington’s ability to stack points into triple digits while keeping La Salle in the 70s. That combination typically reflects extended stretches where one side is both scoring efficiently and forcing the opponent into empty possessions — the kind of run that turns a two-possession game into a double-digit deficit that doesn’t come back.

What it means going forward

George Washington

At 15-12, George Washington is still in the business of building a résumé and momentum. A 104-point outburst is the kind of performance that can sharpen identity late in the season: play fast, score in waves, and put opponents in a constant chase. The immediate task is sustaining that level of offensive force beyond a single night.

La Salle

For La Salle, now 8-19, the urgency is less about a single result and more about stabilizing. The Explorers have been living in the margins lately — and in this one, there were no margins to live in. Getting back to competitive basketball starts with controlling game flow; when the opponent dictates tempo and gets to 104, the margin for error disappears.

Game details

Final: George Washington 104, La Salle 77
Date: Feb. 24, 2026
Season: 2025-26 (NCAA)
Venue: TBD
Records: George Washington 15-12; La Salle 8-19

Game Data

Quarter-by-quarter score, George Washington at La Salle
Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
George Washington	0	45	0	59	104
La Salle	0	35	0	42	77

Date

February 24, 2026

Competition

NCAA

Status

Game Finished

CourtFrame model, before tip-off

Picked George Washington at 73% confidence — pick hit

Published before the game and scored against the result afterwards, hit or miss. How the model works

What the pick was built on

George Washington’s stronger overall record (15-12 vs 8-19)
La Salle’s poor recent form (WLLLL) compared with George Washington’s mixed but more competitive stretch (LWWLL)
No significant injuries reported for either team, so team strength indicators remain unchanged

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of George Washington vs La Salle?

George Washington won 104–77, played on February 24, 2026.

Who won George Washington vs La Salle?

George Washington, by 27 points in the NCAA.

Which quarter decided George Washington vs La Salle?

The fourth quarter. George Washington won it 59–42, the largest swing of the game at 17 points.

What does CourtFrame's model predict for George Washington vs La Salle?

The model favoured George Washington with 73% confidence, and that pick was correct. Picks are published before tip-off and scored against the result.