Loyola Marymount at Toreros

Today: 6 p.m., Jenny Craig Pavilion

Streaming: wccsports.com; usdtoreros.com (audio)

Records: Lions 7-6, 0-1; Toreros 9-7, 2-1

Series history: Tied 52-52 but LMU has won three straight.

Line: Lions by 11 ⁄2

Lions update: Four players score in double figures, led by wing Eli Scott (16.1 points). For third year in a row, Scott leads LMU in scoring, rebounding and assists. In 97-73 loss to USF on Thursday, Lions turned the ball over 21 times, 17 in the first half. LMU averages 16.2 turnovers, 337th in the nation.

Toreros update: There were numerous fascinating numbers in USD’s 68-63 overtime win against Portland on Thursday. The Toreros came back from a 17-point, first-half deficit. After allowing Portland to hit 11 of its first 16 shots, USD dialed in the D. The Pilots were 12 of 48 the rest of the game. The Toreros won despite Joey Calcaterra going scoreless and being 0 for 9 from the field. Of the suited-up players, Calcaterra came in as USD’s second-leading scorer (9.5 points). But most telling was freshman guard Wayne McKinney III’s performance in the second half and overtime. In the first half, McKinney played nearly 9 minutes and was scoreless. In the second half and OT, he scored 14 points, was 3 for 3 on 3pointers, had seven rebounds and three steals. Leading scorer Marcellus Earlington (13.9) has been in double figures in all but four games. Yavuz Gultekin has scored in double figures three straight games. At 9-7, USD has three times as many wins as last year (3-11).

Up next: Thursday at BYU (6 p.m., CBSSN)