No. 12 Arizona Crushes Morgan State 122-59 in High-Scoring Season Opener

Sophomore Guard Kylan Boswell Scores Career-High 18 Points to Lead Wildcats to Fourth Highest Scoring Game in School History

Sophomore guard Kylan Boswell led No. 12 Arizona to a dominant 122-59 victory over Morgan State, achieving a career-high of 18 points. Arizona's output was the fourth highest in school history.
Arizona demonstrated a balanced attack, with seven scorers in double figures and a total of eight players crossing the 10-point barrier. Arizona displayed a superior size advantage, conducting 49 rebounds compared to 27 by Morgan State, and blocked seven shots.
The Wildcats also maintained significant control in the paint, holding a 58-20 edge in points. The team's length further contributed to their command of the game, as it led to them making 16 steals and inducing 25 turnovers by Morgan State.
Arizona established its dominance early in the game, hitting two 3-pointers within the first 80 seconds. Following this, the team embarked on an 11-0 run and had a 24-10 lead with 13:08 left in the first half. Their momentum continued, closing the first half on a 12-0 run leading 61-26.
All five Arizona starters had managed to score double-digit points just over two minutes into the second half; the team ultimately had a lead of 40-plus points for the final 17:05 of the game, rising to a lead of 63 at one point.