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Tennessee Tech Hung 117 Points on Blue Mountain Christian, and That Scoreboard Is Still Smoking

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Tennessee Tech absolutely lit up the scoreboard Wednesday night, dropping a ridiculous 117 points on Blue Mountain Christian in a dominant 117-70 victory. Talk about putting on a show! This one was never really close, was it?

Green Goes Off as Golden Eagles Soar

Leading the charge for the Golden Eagles was De’Ante Green, who was absolutely unstoppable, pouring in 23 points. But he wasn’t just scoring, he was cleaning the glass too, snagging 12 rebounds to complete a monster double-double. Caleb Sanders also came up huge, adding 12 points and grabbing 10 boards himself for his own double-double. And Kamai Samuels chipped in with 12 points, showing off that balanced attack. After this offensive explosion, Tennessee Tech now sits at a 1-1 record early in the season.

Toppers Couldn’t Keep Up Despite Strong Efforts

Even with the lopsided score, Blue Mountain Christian had some guys trying to make things happen. Seck Zongo did his best to rally the Toppers, leading them with 19 points and nine rebounds. Terrence Marco put up a solid 16 points, grabbed six rebounds, and even swatted away three blocks. Jeremiah Hayes added nine points to their total. They fought, but Tennessee Tech’s offense was just too much to handle.

What’s Next for Tennessee Tech

The Golden Eagles will try to carry this offensive momentum into their next matchup. They are set to host Western Kentucky on Sunday. Can they keep lighting it up like this? We’ll be watching to see if this offensive explosion is the start of something big for Tennessee Tech.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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