US EditionTexas a&m 92, South Carolina 69
Texas A&M set a program record with 12 three-pointers in the first half and dominated rebounds 43-30 to secure a 92-69 victory over South Carolina.
- Making 17 three-pointers, the Texas A&M Aggies topped South Carolina 92-69 on Saturday in College Station, shooting 44 percent from beyond the arc.
- By launching a 20-2 run in the second half, Texas A&M Aggies dominated rebounds 43-30 with 13 offensive boards for 14 second-chance points and converted 15 points off turnovers.
- Supporting scorers like Rylan Griffen helped extend the lead as he scored 16 points, while Ruben Dominguez and Griffen each made three triples and Pop Isaacs and Rashaun Agee added 11 apiece.
- With the conference race tight, Texas A&M Aggies keep momentum, maintaining a 6-1 SEC record and 16-4 overall, extending their recent dominant stretch.
- Holding the lead for 33:12, Texas A&M Aggies controlled the game as South Carolina Gamecocks lost four of their last five under Bucky McMillan's squad.
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Getting cocky: A&M trashes South Carolina, 92-69
Seven games into its Southeastern Conference stretch, Texas A&M men’s basketball remains atop the league standings thanks to a 92-69 drubbing of South Carolina on Saturday, Jan. 24, which featured the second-most made threes in program history. In his first season with the Aggies, head coach Bucky McMillan has brought a breath of fresh air — and in this case, free admission — to a basketball program that had long been defined by its defense-firs…
Texas A&M wins third straight, hammers South Carolina to remain atop SEC
Texas A&M was barely challenged on Saturday during its game against South Carolina, cruising past the Gamecocks 92-69 to ensure it would end the day in at least a tie at the top of the SEC standings. Zach Clemence had a team-high 21 points, all from beyond the arc, as the Aggies won their third straight game to move to 16-4 overall and 6-1 in league play. Rylen Griffen added 16. Forecast called for a dub #GigEm | #BuckyBall pic.twitter.com/AgC8…
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