Toronto Tempo vs Connecticut Sun Final Score & Over/Under Result — Sep 24, 2026

Connecticut's third quarter proved decisive in a second-half shootout that left the market total in the dust. The Sun have been porous on defense this season, allowing 91.6 points per game over their last ten, while Toronto has been even more permissive at 95.1—a pairing that should have signaled caution to under-bettors. But the teams' recent head-to-head history offered little guidance: three meetings this season had ranged from 161 to 208 combined points, a 47-point spread that made settling on a single number nearly impossible. This affair landed squarely in the high-octane territory, as 176 combined points sailed over the market total of 169.5 by 6.5.

The game's pivot came in the third quarter, when the two teams combined for 52 points—the highest-scoring frame of the night. Connecticut's 31-point third-quarter outburst, paired with Toronto's 21, turned a tight first half into a runaway, with the Sun holding a nine-point edge entering the fourth. The second half proved to be pure offensive theater: 102 combined points in 24 minutes, compared to just 74 in the first 24. Kiki Rice led Toronto with 28 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists, while Isabelle Harrison added 19 and 10 boards. For Connecticut, Ashlon Jackson's 18 points and Raegan Beers's 17 with 8 rebounds fueled the Sun's 95-81 victory. DAGGER leaned under at 169.5, and the total missed decisively.