By james art 
No. 13 Texas A&M aims to lean on its strengths and move up the League standings when fighting South Carolina on Saturday in a Southeast Conference in Colombia, SC
AGGIES (16-5, 5-3 sec) won three of their last four games, including a gloomy 75-68 solution at home over Oklahoma on Tuesday. Zhuric Phelps walks Texas A&M with 15 points, while Henry Coleman III added 14.
Wade Taylor IV scored 12, and Farrell Payne and Mani Obaseki hit 10 points each. Anderson Garcia took 12 struggles to the game as Payne grabbed 11 boards while the agias were driving the glass that overtook Oklahoma 47-19 as a whole and 21-2 in the offensive region.
The advantage with the 28-rak was the highest for the A&M Texas season. He also noted the tenth team of the team with 40 or more fights and a second with at least 20 offensive boards.
“(Bounce) is something we are proud of,” Coleman said. “The coach (Williams) always says he bends the needle for us. We are not the most talented team and we do not have many five-star recruits, so we need to find other areas that exploit our opponents and be the best. Our offensive bounce, which in the last two and a half years has definitely been our strength. “
The agias also fired a season the best 82.9 percent (29 out of 35) from the free throw, its highest percentage of fake shots in a game with at least 35 attempts from December 2, 2000.
Taylor is the best shooter of Texas A&M at 90.2 percent. He also leads the team with 4.6 assists per match, while Phelps is the average of the top of the team of 15.1 points. Solomon Washington is the best rebedier of AGGIES (5.8 per game).
Gamecocks (10-11, 0-8) fought hard late. Most recently, South Carolina lost 71-60 losses to Georgia on Tuesday, despite 19 points to Jamari Thomas and 18 by Colin Murray Boils.
Murray-Boyles leads the team by points (15.2 ppg), rebound (8.9 per game), steals (1.6 per game) and blocks (1.3). Thomas is second in scoring (13.1) and is an average of 3.2 assists.
South Carolina has never led to the loss on Tuesday and shot only 41.2 percent of the floor, including scoring only two goals in the field in the last 10:53 of the first half. Gamecocks also performed 17 turns and continue to qualify for the latter in SEC in a margin of turnover (-2.3).
“The boys must activate and play better; This is the bigger part of what our turnover is, “said South Carolina coach Lamont Paris.
Four of the last six losses of Gamecocks were five or less points. This section involves a three -point loss since then. 2 Auburn and one -time failure to then no. 5 Florida.
“I was about very really, really good teams – elite teams, compared to the whole country,” Paris said. “I was also around some bad teams too. So I know what a bad team is. And if it was a bad team, you can’t accidentally (play ranked teams tightly). You just can’t. This league is too good. This is the best that the league has ever been. “
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