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University of San Francisco Men’s Basketball Cruises Past San Francisco State 89-56 in Exhibition

University of San Francisco men's basketball dominated San Francisco State 89-56 in an exhibition game. Gustav Knudsen and Dylan Bordón led with 16 points each, while transfer Ismaila Diagne contributed seven points and six rebounds. The Dons outrebounded the Gators and capitalized on turnovers ahead of their 2026-27 season opener.

The University of San Francisco men’s basketball team secured an 89-56 exhibition victory over the San Francisco State Gators on October 26, 2026, at War Memorial Gym at Sobrato Center in San Francisco, California. The Dons maintained control throughout the game, holding a 25-point lead at halftime.

Forwards Gustav Knudsen and guard Dylan Bordón each contributed 16 points in leading the scoring effort for the Dons. Transfer center Ismaila Diagne from Gonzaga added seven points and six rebounds, demonstrating early promise with his new team.

San Francisco shot efficiently with a 46 percent field goal percentage and 37 percent accuracy from three-point range. They dominated the rebounding battle 47-24 and converted 21 points off turnovers. The Dons now prepare to open their 2026-27 regular season at home against Radford at War Memorial Gym on November 2.

CSB Take

The strong showing by the University of San Francisco men’s basketball team in this exhibition highlights their offensive balance and defensive intensity. Leading scorers Gustav Knudsen and Dylan Bordón have set an early standard, while newcomer Ismaila Diagne’s contributions could be pivotal as the season progresses. Maintaining this momentum will be key as the Dons enter conference play and face increased competition starting in early November.


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