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Spurs Edge Jazz 117-111 in Overtime Behind Wembanyama's 36

Victor Wembanyama tallied 36 points and 14 rebounds as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Utah Jazz 117-111 in overtime at the Delta Center on Wednesday.

Mateo Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 29, 20262 min read

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October 28, 2026

A Tale of Two Halves

The San Antonio Spurs overcame a significant second-quarter deficit to defeat the Utah Jazz 117-111 in overtime at the Delta Center. The victory improved the Spurs' record to 3-2, while the Jazz fell to 1-4 on the season. Played on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, before an attendance of 17,867, the contest featured a dramatic shift in momentum that required extra time to resolve.

The First Half Surge

Utah controlled the opening period, building a 32-22 lead by taking advantage of early offensive opportunities. Keyonte George was instrumental for the Jazz, hitting multiple shots from deep and the free-throw line to help establish an early advantage. The Jazz extended their lead into the second quarter, reaching a peak margin that saw them ahead 55-51 at halftime.

Despite strong individual efforts, including dunks by Victor Wembanyama and three-pointers from Dylan Harper for San Antonio, the Spurs could not maintain pace with Utah’s offensive output during the first 24 minutes.

The Third Quarter Turnaround

San Antonio emerged from the locker room with renewed intensity, winning the third quarter 34-30 to tie the game at 85-85. The Spurs’ defense tightened, forcing turnovers and limiting Utah’s efficient shooting. Stephon Castle contributed significantly with eight assists for the visiting team, facilitating a balanced attack that allowed multiple players to score.

Devin Vassell also added crucial scoring, hitting several jumpers to keep pressure on the Jazz defense.

Overtime Decider

The game remained deadlocked at 94-94 heading into the final regulation period. Both teams traded baskets in the fourth quarter, with Keyonte George leading Utah’s comeback attempt and Wembanyama anchoring San Antonio’s response. The Spurs held a narrow lead late in regulation, but Utah tied the game, forcing overtime.

In the extra period, the Spurs pulled away with key stops and timely scoring. Victor Wembanyama sealed the win with two dunks and a jumper, while De'Aaron Fox added a critical running dunk. Despite a late three-pointer by Brice Sensabaugh that narrowed the gap to 117-111, San Antonio held on for the victory.

Wembanyama finished with 36 points and 14 rebounds, while Keyonte George led Utah with 31 points. Isaiah Collier recorded six assists for the Jazz, and Jaxson Hayes grabbed 11 rebounds.

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Mateo Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Mateo Teague covers The Colony high school and area college sports.

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