Texas A&M Aggies vs Memphis Tigers

PARADISE JAM

3-3

Final

	1	2	T
Memphis MEM	29	30	59
Texas A&M TA&M	35	34	69

Texas A&M AggiesTexas A&MTA&M

4-0

No. 12 Texas A&M defeats Memphis 69-59

Nov 28, 2013, 08:38 pm

ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands -- Tori Scott scored a career-high 19 and Karla Gilbert added 18 points and 14 rebounds as unbeaten 12th-ranked Texas A&M defeated Memphis 69-59 in the Paradise Jam tournament on Thursday night.

The career nights -- Gilbert's double-double was her first -- came as Memphis (3-3) refused to go quietly. Mooriah Rowser scored 21 for the Tigers and Ariel Hearn scored 19 on 5-of-8 3-pointers. Rowser hit a pair of buckets and Hearn a 3-pointer as the Tigers cut a six-point halftime gap to 37-36 in about two minutes.

Scott scored a pair as the Aggies answered with a 12-2 run. Memphis came back once more as Hearn hit a pair of 3-pointers and Asianna Fuqua-Bey added a layup as Memphis closed to 55-50 at 7:30.

Scott scored back-to-back layups and Achiri Ade added two free throws as the Aggies (4-0) went on a 6-0 run over the next three minutes.

Game Information

Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands

Referee:Dee Kantner

Referee:Carla Fountain

Referee:Fatou Cissoko-Stephens

NCAA Division I

American Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Rice	17-1	-	29-6
East Carolina	14-4	3	22-10
South Florida	13-5	4	20-12
Tulsa	11-7	6	19-12
North Texas	11-7	6	19-14
UTSA	9-9	8	18-16
Temple	8-10	9	15-17
Charlotte	8-10	9	14-18
Florida Atlantic	7-11	10	14-18
Tulane	6-12	11	11-20
Wichita State	5-13	12	8-23
UAB	4-14	13	11-19
Memphis	4-14	13	10-21

Southeastern Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
South Carolina	15-1	-	36-4
Texas	13-3	2	35-4
Vanderbilt	13-3	2	29-5
LSU	12-4	3	29-6
Oklahoma	11-5	4	26-8
Kentucky	8-8	7	25-11
Georgia	8-8	7	22-10
Ole Miss	8-8	7	24-12
Tennessee	8-8	7	16-14
Alabama	7-9	8	24-11
Texas A&M	7-9	8	14-13
Mississippi State	5-11	10	18-13
Florida	5-11	10	18-15
Missouri	4-12	11	17-17
Auburn	3-13	12	15-17
Arkansas	1-15	14	12-20

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