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Taylor shoots Aggies past South Carolina
South Carolina may be 0-10 in conference play, but they're a tough out at home. The Gamecocks gave No. 13 Texas A&M everything they could handle Saturday night, but the Aggies escaped with a 76-72 win.
A&M benefitted from a hot night for Wade Taylor, who was a sniper from 3-point distance. Taylor made seven out of 10 3-point attempts, finishing the game with 25 points. His seven 3-pointers matches a career high, set last March in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Nebraska.
The rest of the team made four of 13 3-pointers, but thanks to Taylor's remarkable shooting, A&M still shot nearly 48% from beyond the arc.
Aggies looking at a significant boost in the rankings
A&M went 2-0 this week, beating Oklahoma at home before taking out South Carolina in Columbia last night. A number of teams ahead of them in the rankings were not as fortunate.
No. 5 Florida lost 66-44 to No. 8 Tennessee, No. 6 Houston lost 82-81 in overtime to No. 22 Texas Tech, No. 7 Michigan State lost 70-64 to USC, No. 9 Marquette lost 77-69 to No. 25 UConn, No. 11 Kansas lost 81-70 to Baylor and No. 12 Kentucky was hammered 89-79 by Arkansas.
It’s possible the Aggies could jump to as high as 10th, if Marquette takes a serious drop in the rankings.
Ladies outmatched in home loss to Texas
The Texas A&M women's basketball team fell to under .500 on the season Sunday evening after a 70-50 loss to No. 5 Texas.
Having lost leading scorer Aicha Coulibaly to a knee injury earlier in the week, the Aggies (10-11, 3-6 SEC) had trouble finding any consistent offense against the Longhorns (22-2, 8-1 SEC). A&M fell behind 22-12 after one quarter and never mounted a serious comeback.
Jada Malone and Janae Kent each scored 12 for the Aggies, while Lauren Ware had 11 points and 9 rebounds.
Ladies' tennis continues home undefeated streak
Second-ranked and defending national champion Texas A&M pushed their record to 5-0 Sunday, sweeping Sam Houston 7-0 in their match at the Mitchell Tennis Center. The win was the second of the weekend, as the Aggies also swept San Diego 4-0 in their match Friday afternoon.
The Aggie women have now won 60 straight matches at home and 11 in a row overall.
"“Overall, it was a good day for us," coach Mark Weaver said. "We played some really good tennis on a few courts. On a few of the other courts we made things a little more difficult than we needed to, but we were able to push through."
