Wichita State earned an 84–67 win over UTSA on the NCAA slate, pulling away to secure a 17-point victory. The Shockers controlled the game’s momentum and consistently generated higher-quality looks, building separation as the night progressed and keeping the Roadrunners from mounting a sustained comeback. UTSA worked to stay within striking distance early, but Wichita State’s ability to string together stops and convert on the other end created the game’s defining stretches. As the Shockers pushed the pace and capitalized on key possessions, the margin grew and forced UTSA into a more urgent, perimeter-oriented approach. With the provided box-score fields (top performers and team shooting/rebounding/assist totals) left blank, specific individual stat lines and exact team efficiency figures can’t be cited here. Even so, the final score reflects Wichita State’s stronger overall execution across both ends—especially in the segments where the Shockers turned defensive pressure and rebounding into extra opportunities and points. Going forward, Wichita State can build on a decisive home-style performance that showed composure in extending a lead and closing the game. For UTSA, the focus will be on improving offensive consistency and finding ways to generate easier scoring chances against set defenses, particularly when the opponent begins to control tempo and the glass.