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Aggies Explode for 120 Points in Reed Arena Record
26 Nov
Summary
- Texas A&M shattered Reed Arena's scoring record with 120 points.
- Six Aggie players achieved double-digit scoring in the win.
- The team's fast-paced offense proved effective, shooting 50% from the field.
Texas A&M University's basketball team delivered a record-shattering performance, scoring an unprecedented 120 points in Reed Arena against Mississippi Valley State. This dominant 120-84 win, occurring on Tuesday night, highlights the effectiveness of first-year head coach Bucky McMillan's dynamic, high-scoring strategy. The Aggies' offense clicked seamlessly, with six players achieving double-digit scoring figures.
The team's efficiency was notable, boasting a 50% field goal success rate and a remarkable 47% from beyond the arc, hitting 16 three-pointers. Indiana transfer Mackenzie Mgbako contributed significantly with 19 points, marking his first complete game. Sharpshooter Rubén Dominguez continued his strong shooting, adding 15 points, while forward Zach Clemence set a career high with 15 points in just 18 minutes.
This decisive win propels the Aggies forward as they prepare for a critical road test against Florida State on Friday. The team's momentum and McMillan's evolving rotation strategies indicate a promising outlook as they approach the start of SEC play, aiming to maintain their offensive prowess.
