Saturday, December 15
Portland, Ore.
10 p.m.
Texas A&M
vs
Oregon State
Photo by: Garrett Terry/Texas A&M Athletics
Preview: Oregon State
Dec 14, 2018 | Men's Basketball
Aggie Basketball Game #8:
Texas A&M (3-4) vs Oregon State (6-2)
Saturday, Dec. 15, 2018 • 10:00 p.m. (CT)
Moda Center (20,000) • Portland, Oregon
TELEVISION: Pac-12 Network
Guy Haberman, Play-by-Play
Mike Montgomery, Commentary
RADIO: Texas A&M Radio Network/1620 AM (Bryan-College Station)
Andrew Monaco, Play-by-Play
John Thornton, Commentary
SATELLITE RADIO: XM: 381/Internet: 972
LIVE AUDIO/STATS: 12thman.com/live
LIVE MOBILE LIVE STATS: tamustats.com
COLLEGE STATION -- The Texas A&M men's basketball team returns to the Pacific Northwest after an unexpected 11-days rest between contests. This will be the Aggies' second trip of the non-conference season to the area, after an extended stay in Spokane and Vancouver just before the Thanksgiving holiday. A&M made it back-to-back victories in its last time out after earning a 21-point win, it's largest margin of the year, over Northwestern State at Reed Arena. Oregon State recently fell to St. Louis on Saturday night, snapping a three-game win streak.
Texas A&M Quick Hits
• Wendell Mitchell had a breakout performance against Northwestern State, putting up 18 points, going 5-5 from the free throw line, to lead the Aggies.
• Savion Flagg filled out the stat sheet with career highs in assists (6) and blocks (3), to round out his 9 and 6 night against NSU.
• Josh Nebo got up for seven blocks against South Alabama. He currently leads the SEC with 2.7 bpg.
• TJ Starks made it five straight games scoring in double figures as he added 12 points against the Demons.
• A&M has seen five different Aggies lead the team in scoring through seven games this season.
• The Aggies notched a pair of milestones with the victory over South Alabama, as Coach Kennedy earned the 350th win of his career and the program reached 250 wins in Reed Arena.
• Despite the Aggies' smaller lineup this season, they hold the advantage on the boards against their opponents by five rebounds per game.
• TJ Starks leads the current A&M lineup with 22 career starts. Entering the year, Savion Flagg and Jay Jay Chandler are the only Aggies to have ever started the same game, doing so on just three occasions last season.
Aggies Match Blocks Record
• The Aggies got up for 12 blocks in the win over Northwestern State on Dec. 3, matching the program's single-game record which was set against Mississippi State on Nov. 11, 2013.
• Savion Flagg and Josh Nebo led the defensive attack with three swats each.
Flagg Leads the Way
• Sophomore Savion Flagg has led the Aggies in scoring three times this season, notching career numbers in two of those games.
• Flagg topped his career scoring mark, set in the season opener, as he led the way with 25 points in the win over South Alabama.
• He has paced the Aggies' production this season, currently leading the team in scoring (14.6) and rebounding (7.3).
Nebo Protecting the Rim
• Junior transfer Josh Nebo has been a force around the rim for the Aggies all season. He set an A&M career high with seven blocks against South Alabama after entering the game with nine on the year.
• Nebo currently leads all SEC players, averaging 2.7 blocks per game.
Milestone Win
• The Aggies notched a pair of milestones when they topped South Alabama 74-62 on Nov. 23, 2018.
• The victory was the 350th of Billy Kennedy's head coaching career, as well as the program's 250th win in Reed Arena.
Aggies Wear President Bush 41 Tribute Patch
•Texas A&M's varsity athletic teams will wear a uniform/helmet patch for the remainder of the 2018-19 academic year to honor the memory of President George H.W. Bush , a great friend to Texas A&M's Department of Athletics.
• President Bush was buried on Texas A&M's campus on Dec. 6, 2018.
Texas A&M (3-4) vs Oregon State (6-2)
Saturday, Dec. 15, 2018 • 10:00 p.m. (CT)
Moda Center (20,000) • Portland, Oregon
TELEVISION: Pac-12 Network
Guy Haberman, Play-by-Play
Mike Montgomery, Commentary
RADIO: Texas A&M Radio Network/1620 AM (Bryan-College Station)
Andrew Monaco, Play-by-Play
John Thornton, Commentary
SATELLITE RADIO: XM: 381/Internet: 972
LIVE AUDIO/STATS: 12thman.com/live
LIVE MOBILE LIVE STATS: tamustats.com
COLLEGE STATION -- The Texas A&M men's basketball team returns to the Pacific Northwest after an unexpected 11-days rest between contests. This will be the Aggies' second trip of the non-conference season to the area, after an extended stay in Spokane and Vancouver just before the Thanksgiving holiday. A&M made it back-to-back victories in its last time out after earning a 21-point win, it's largest margin of the year, over Northwestern State at Reed Arena. Oregon State recently fell to St. Louis on Saturday night, snapping a three-game win streak.
Texas A&M Quick Hits
• Wendell Mitchell had a breakout performance against Northwestern State, putting up 18 points, going 5-5 from the free throw line, to lead the Aggies.
• Savion Flagg filled out the stat sheet with career highs in assists (6) and blocks (3), to round out his 9 and 6 night against NSU.
• Josh Nebo got up for seven blocks against South Alabama. He currently leads the SEC with 2.7 bpg.
• TJ Starks made it five straight games scoring in double figures as he added 12 points against the Demons.
• A&M has seen five different Aggies lead the team in scoring through seven games this season.
• The Aggies notched a pair of milestones with the victory over South Alabama, as Coach Kennedy earned the 350th win of his career and the program reached 250 wins in Reed Arena.
• Despite the Aggies' smaller lineup this season, they hold the advantage on the boards against their opponents by five rebounds per game.
• TJ Starks leads the current A&M lineup with 22 career starts. Entering the year, Savion Flagg and Jay Jay Chandler are the only Aggies to have ever started the same game, doing so on just three occasions last season.
Aggies Match Blocks Record
• The Aggies got up for 12 blocks in the win over Northwestern State on Dec. 3, matching the program's single-game record which was set against Mississippi State on Nov. 11, 2013.
• Savion Flagg and Josh Nebo led the defensive attack with three swats each.
Flagg Leads the Way
• Sophomore Savion Flagg has led the Aggies in scoring three times this season, notching career numbers in two of those games.
• Flagg topped his career scoring mark, set in the season opener, as he led the way with 25 points in the win over South Alabama.
• He has paced the Aggies' production this season, currently leading the team in scoring (14.6) and rebounding (7.3).
Nebo Protecting the Rim
• Junior transfer Josh Nebo has been a force around the rim for the Aggies all season. He set an A&M career high with seven blocks against South Alabama after entering the game with nine on the year.
• Nebo currently leads all SEC players, averaging 2.7 blocks per game.
Milestone Win
• The Aggies notched a pair of milestones when they topped South Alabama 74-62 on Nov. 23, 2018.
• The victory was the 350th of Billy Kennedy's head coaching career, as well as the program's 250th win in Reed Arena.
Aggies Wear President Bush 41 Tribute Patch
•Texas A&M's varsity athletic teams will wear a uniform/helmet patch for the remainder of the 2018-19 academic year to honor the memory of President George H.W. Bush , a great friend to Texas A&M's Department of Athletics.
• President Bush was buried on Texas A&M's campus on Dec. 6, 2018.
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