Wichita State broke its school record with 16 three-pointers in a dominant 95-74 victory over Loyola Chicago on November 13, 2025. Kenyon Giles led the offensive explosion with 24 points. The Shockers shot an impressive 50 percent from beyond the arc at Charles Koch Arena.
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🔥 Quick Facts:
- 16 three-pointers set new Wichita State school record on 32 attempts
- Kenyon Giles went 7-for-8 from deep for 24 points
- Wichita State improved to 3-0 with 12th straight win vs Loyola
- Team committed just 2 turnovers in 63 possessions
- Five Shockers finished in double figures in scoring
Record-Breaking Performance Overwhelms Chicago
The Shockers never trailed after taking the lead early in the first half. Wichita State controlled the game from start to finish with precision shooting.
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Giles’ sharpshooting was demoralizing for Loyola Chicago. The senior guard repeatedly drilled shots from deep and stretched the Ramblers‘ defense to its breaking point. In the second half, after Loyola trimmed the deficit to 55-48, Wichita State erupted with a 15-0 run.
“Wichita State knocked down its first three-pointer of the game.”
Michael Gray Jr. knocked down five triples for 17 points. The balanced attack featured six different scorers combining for the historic shooting display.
Elite Efficiency Marks Wichita State’s Season
Wichita State is discovering a new offensive identity. The Shockers shot 48.5 percent from the floor with just two turnovers. This efficiency marks a significant improvement this season.
The team now averages 100 points per game over its last two contests. Wichita State shoots 47.3 percent from three in that span. Coach Paul Mills has built an offense focused on ball movement and smart decision-making.
Defense remained dominant as well. Wichita State tied the school record for fewest turnovers. The Shockers displayed length and activity that disrupted Loyola’s rhythm throughout the night.
Complete Game Stats and Breakdown
| Player | Points | Three-Pointers | Other Stats |
| Kenyon Giles | 24 | 7-of-8 | Game-high scorer |
| Michael Gray Jr. | 17 | 5-of-10 | Efficient shooting |
| Will Berg | 13 | Multiple | First career double-double |
| Dre Kindell | 12 | 1 | 7 assists, 3 steals |
| Karon Boyd | 10 | 1 | Lockdown defense |
Wichita State dominated nearly every statistical category. The Shockers led 50-36 at halftime after shooting 8-of-18 from three in the first half alone. Loyola Chicago couldn’t maintain pace with the efficient Wichita offense.
What’s Next for the Perfect Shockers?
- Wichita State travels to Boise State on Tuesday, November 18 at 8 p.m. CT
- The Shockers seek their fourth straight win to start the season
- American Conference play begins soon for the Wichita squad
- Team shoots 47.3 percent from three over recent games
- Record-breaking momentum could continue on the road
Can This Three-Point Prowess Translate to Tournament Success?
This historic shooting night raises an important question: Is Wichita State truly a national contender?
The Shockers demonstrated they can shoot lights out from distance. Coach Paul Mills has implemented an offensive system that emphasizes ball movement and perimeter shooting. Wichita State ranked number 31 in the nation in turnover percentage through three games.
The road test at Boise State will provide answers. Can Wichita State replicate this form away from Charles Koch Arena? The Shockers extended their winning streak to 12 games against Loyola Chicago dating back years.
Watch the official highlights:
Sources
- Wichita State Athletics – Official game recap and player statistics
- Wichita Eagle – Detailed analysis and context on shooting performance
- American Conference – Official conference highlights and standings
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