The San Antonio Spurs secured a decisive 119-97 victory over the visiting Utah Jazz on Monday, November 2, 2026, at Frost Bank Center. The home team controlled the game from the opening tip, building a substantial lead that they never relinquished. Dylan Harper emerged as the standout performer, contributing 17 points and 8 assists, while Victor Wembanyama anchored the defense and offense with 11 rebounds.
The win improved the Spurs' record to 5-2, while the Jazz dropped to 1-6.
Early Momentum
San Antonio established an early advantage, leading 27-16 after the first quarter. The Spurs' offense flowed efficiently, with Harper distributing the ball and Wembanyama providing a presence in the paint. By the end of the first half, the home team had extended their lead to 59-44, showcasing their ability to score in transition and limit Utah's offensive opportunities.
The Jazz struggled to find consistent rhythm, failing to keep pace with the Spurs' balanced attack.
Third-Quarter Surge
The second half saw San Antonio maintain its dominance, particularly in the third quarter. The Spurs outscored the Jazz 35-20 in that period, pushing their lead to 94-69 entering the fourth quarter. Harper continued to facilitate, while Wembanyama’s rebounding prowess secured second-chance opportunities.
