Overview
- Texas A&M moved to 2-0 with a 63-point second half that turned a 41-36 halftime edge into a runaway win.
- The Aggies drilled 15 three-pointers and shot 46.7% after the break as the press-and-pace identity took hold.
- The 104 points were A&M’s first 100-point outing since 2017, with five players in double figures and 54 bench points.
- Coach Bucky McMillan said leading scorer Rashaun Agee left to see an ophthalmologist for an eye issue and his status is being evaluated.
- Mackenzie Mgbako remained sidelined as he recovers from foot surgery, with his return expected later this month.