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No. 13 Texas A&M Takes Down No. 19 DePaul

It's the Aggies first win over a ranked opponent this season
Credit: KAGS-TV/Lia Musgrave

CHICAGO — RECORDS & SERIES NOTES

·        Texas A&M moves to 2-0, while DePaul starts its season 0-1.

·        The Aggies now lead the all-time series 4-2 over the Blue Demons.

·        A&M advanced its record to 3-7 all-time versus No. 19 ranked teams in the Associated Press Poll.

 

TEAM NOTES

·        First ranked victory for the Aggies since they defeated No. 25 Tennessee last season (2/16/20).

·        First time A&M has scored over 90 points since Nov. 23, 2018 versus Arkansas State.

·        The Aggies scored 49 points in the first half, the most since their game against Central Arkansas last season (12/4/19)

·        Aggies held the lead for 35:40 of the ballgame, compared to DePaul’s 1:44 with the lead.

·        The Maroon & White significantly outrebounded the Blue Demons by a margin of 44-27.

·        The Texas A&M bench outscored DePaul’s 22-5, behind Destiny Pitts’ 12 points and McKinzie Green’s eight.

·        N’dea Jones, Ciera Johnson and Kayla Wells started their 66th consecutive game for the Aggies.

 

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

·        Kayla Wells scored the first bucket of the game for the first time this season, and led all Aggie scorers with 22.

·        N’dea Jones started her 66th consecutive game for the Aggies, finishing with 17 points and 10 rebounds.

·        Jones notched her 28th career double-double and second of the year.

·        Ciera Johnson led the team with 12 rebounds for the second-straight game, and also poured in eight points.

·        Destiny Pitts led the Aggie bench in scoring with 12 points and a clutch three in the fourth quarter.

·        Jordan Nixon earned the second start of her career at Texas A&M, logging 12 points and two assists.

·        McKinzie Green posted career-highs in points (eight) and minutes played (21)

·        Head Coach Gary Blair now moves to 5-2 all-time against DePaul head coach Doug Bruno. His career record after Saturday’s game rises to 815-330.

 

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The No. 13 Aggies will play Texas Southern at 11 a.m. at Reed Arena on Dec. 2, 2020

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