Talaysia Cooper scored 13 points as No. 21 Mississippi remained undefeated with a 69-53 victory over Louisiana Tech on Sunday, according to Yahoo Sports.
The Rebels never trailed during the contest, building a commanding 40-18 lead by halftime.
Ole Miss benefited from a strong start, as Jada Richard contributed all nine of her points during the first two quarters.
The Rebels dominated the interior, finishing with a 45-25 rebounding advantage.
This physical play on the glass generated 20 offensive rebounds, which translated into 24 second-chance points for the hosts, as reported by the outlet.
Despite the win, Mississippi struggled from the charity stripe, missing 6 of 10 free throw attempts.
The team also shot 28% from beyond the arc, converting only 5 of 18 attempts.
Louisiana Tech faced a difficult shooting night, hitting only 39% of their shots from the field.
The Lady Techsters also struggled from long range, missing 10 of 13 attempts from 3-point territory.
Kaleigh Thompson and Alexia Weaver each scored 10 points to lead the Louisiana Tech offense.
While the Rebels forced 24 turnovers, they also committed 23 of their own, allowing the Lady Techsters to score 23 points off those miscues.
Rachael Okokoh provided a spark off the bench for the Rebels, recording eight points and six rebounds.
Desrae Kyles also bolstered the effort by grabbing 10 rebounds for Mississippi.
The two teams played to a 16-16 tie in the third quarter before Louisiana Tech outscored the Rebels 19-13 in the fourth.
Mississippi, which has yet to play a game away from home this season, now prepares for a road matchup.
The Rebels are scheduled to face No. 17 Ohio State on Wednesday, according to the Yahoo Sports report.
Meanwhile, Louisiana Tech will look to rebound when they host Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Wednesday.