Texas A&M absolutely shredded Louisiana-Monroe on Monday night, dropping a ridiculous 108 points in a 108-67 walloping. PJ Haggerty was the undisputed leader of that offensive explosion, pouring in 22 points on an incredibly efficient 9-of-13 shooting display. Seriously, this team is coming out of the gate swinging and opponents better take notice.
This Offense Is Deep and Dangerous
This wasn’t just a Haggerty show, either, though he was lights out. The Aggies were hitting everything, shooting a ridiculous 52% overall, going 38 of 73 from the field. And get this: *thirteen* players got on the scoreboard for Texas A&M. That’s insane depth! They jumped out to a 16-3 lead and never looked back, heading into halftime up 54-27. Louisiana-Monroe had Quaran McPherson put up 16 points and reserve Khalil London added 12, but it was nowhere near enough to contend with this Aggie attack. Texas A&M is now 3-0 on the season, while Louisiana-Monroe slips to 1-2.
A Century Mark Habit?
Jordan Pope added 19 points to the Aggies’ tally, showing off another serious scoring threat. Even the bench was bringing the heat, with Tyshawn Archie dropping 12 points and Zach Clemence adding 10. This kind of offensive firepower isn’t an anomaly for Texas A&M either. Just last Friday, they trampled Northern Kentucky 104-67. And check this out: last year, they topped the century mark a program-record six times. This season, they are already averaging a blistering 103 points per game. That’s a straight-up statement.
Louisiana-Monroe heads to TCU to face the Horned Frogs on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Texas A&M hosts Oklahoma State on Thursday. If these Aggies keep dropping 100-plus point games, Thursday night is going to be appointment viewing to see if Oklahoma State can even slow this offensive machine down. Get ready!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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