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Erickson and Bullock score 15 apiece, Hawaii beats East Texas A&M 100-74
Hawaii scored 100 points for the first time since 2017, using strong free-throw shooting and defense to avenge a 2022 loss to East Texas A&M.
- On Sunday, the Hawaii basketball team defeated East Texas A&M 100-74 at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center, with Hunter Erickson and Dre Bullock scoring 15 points apiece.
- In hitting the century mark for the first time since 2017, Hawaii rebounded from last Tuesday's loss and avenged a 53-51 defeat in 2022 when East Texas A&M was Texas A&M Commerce.
- Hawaii controlled the glass and drew fouls, converting 37 of 54 free throws and dominating boards 33-21 to build a 51-30 halftime lead over East Texas A&M.
- A backup Hunter Carter's free throw for Hawaii's 100th point with 32 seconds left energized the arena and capped a win, with Isaac Johnson recording 13 points and 11 rebounds while limiting Ronnie Harrison to 1-for-7 shooting.
- Erickson emphasized defensive goals, aiming to frustrate Vinny Sigona and pack the paint; he called UH's defense `pretty solid` but urged more hand activity.
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Hawaii pulls away from Lion Men's Basketball for a 100-74 win - East Texas A&M University Athletics
HONOLULU – In a game that totaled 59 fouls and 86 free throw attempts, the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors pulled away for a 100-74 win over the East Texas A&M University men's basketball team on Sunday night inside the Bankoh Arena at the Stan Sherriff Center.
Men’s Basketball Cruises To Win Over East Texas A&M - University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics
HONOLULU – The University of Hawai'i men's basketball team picked up an emphatic win in its home opener with a 100-74 blowout Sunday night at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. UH evened its record at 1-1, rebounding from its close one-point road loss at Oregon to open the year.
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