US EditionMorgan Sets Single-Season Assist Record, No. 18 Wildcats Breeze Past Aggies
Kentucky's Tonie Morgan set a new single-season assist record with 219 assists, leading the Wildcats to a 75-55 win over Texas A&M with 19 points and eight assists.
- In Lexington on Thursday, senior point guard Tonie Morgan broke Georgia Amoore's assist record with eight assists, as Kentucky won 75-55 over Texas A&M.
- Entering the game two assists shy, Morgan reached 215 before the first quarter ended after Kentucky's 16-0 early run.
- Alongside Morgan, Asia Boone scored 19 points with four 3-pointers and Clara Strack recorded 17 points and 13 rebounds for her 13th double-double.
- With control established early, the Wildcats held Texas A&M to 55 points, leading 38 at halftime and facing no serious threat late.
- Kentucky returns Sunday, Feb. 15, at 2 p.m. to host Ole Miss on the SEC Network, while Texas A&M has lost four consecutive games on the road.
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Boone, Morgan combine for 38, Strack has double-double as No. 18 Kentucky women beat Texas A&M 75-55
Asia Boone and Tonie Morgan each scored 19 points and Clara Strack posted a double-double as No. 18 Kentucky breezed past Texas A&M 75-55 on Thursday night.
Tonie Morgan sets single-season assist record in Texas A&M win
The University of Kentucky Women's basketball team used a 16-0 start to their advantage in a Thursday night win over Texas A&M, 75-55.Dominant from top to bottom, Kentucky rolled the Aggies on what would become a record-setting night. Senior point guard Tonie Morgan came into the game two assists shy of tying Georgia Amoore's single-season assist record of 213. Before the first quarter ended, Morgan had 215! Before Amoore, no player entered the …
Momentum mauled: Wildcats best Aggies 75-55
After its first ranked win over then-No. 21 Alabama, things seemed to be looking up for Texas A&M women’s basketball. However, that hope was short lived, as a trip to Lexington, Kentucky, saw the No. 18 Kentucky Wildcats maul the Aggies, 75-55, on Thursday, Feb. 12. The shocking home win on Super Bowl Sunday had the Aggie faithful hoping to see A&M capitalize on its newfound momentum following a six-game losing streak in conference play. But, i…
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