San Antonio Spurs vs Golden State Warriors Final Score & Over/Under Result — Feb 11, 2026

San Antonio's recent head-to-head meetings with Golden State had produced tight, low-scoring affairs—a 217-total grind on November 14 and a 245-total shootout four days later. This matchup split the difference, landing decisively over the 220.5 market total at 239 combined points, as the Spurs' offensive strength ultimately overwhelmed the Warriors' recent defensive form.

The opening quarter set the tone immediately. A brisk 69 combined points in Q1—led by De'Aaron Fox's 27 points and 8 assists for San Antonio and Draymond Green's 12 rebounds anchoring Golden State—established this as an up-tempo affair from the jump. Golden State's 38 points in the frame looked imposing, but San Antonio answered with 31, and the pace never relented. The second half told a different story: combined scoring dropped to 109 points across 24 minutes, falling from the 130-point first half. Golden State managed just 46 combined points in the final two quarters, signaling a defensive tightening that came too late. Victor Wembanyama's 26 points and 9 rebounds, paired with Keldon Johnson's 21 points, powered San Antonio's depth. Moses Moody and De'Anthony Melton each scored 17 for Golden State, but it was insufficient. The Spurs' 118.1-point season scoring average came to bear against a Warriors defense allowing 114.8 per game, and DAGGER's pregame UNDER call missed decisively as the final margin pushed to 126–113.