New Mexico State Aggies Dominate at Pan American Center Against Simon Fraser Clan
In a commanding display of basketball, the New Mexico State Aggies secured a resounding victory over the Simon Fraser Clan with a final score of 77-35. The Aggies now hold an impressive season record, while the Clan's record reflects their struggle to find form.
At the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, fans witnessed the New Mexico State Aggies outperforming their opponents in every aspect of the game. The home team's offense was on fire, netting 30 field goals on a solid 40 percent shooting from the field. Their prowess from beyond the arc was notable as well, sinking seven three-pointers at a 24 percent clip.
The Aggies' defense was equally impressive, limiting Simon Fraser to just 21 percent shooting from the field and an even more dismal 17 percent from three-point range. The visiting team managed to make only five shots from long distance and were largely ineffective inside, with only seven two-pointers made on a mere 25 percent success rate.
Dominating both ends of the court, New Mexico State also showcased their superiority under the basket by outrebounding Simon Fraser with an overwhelming total rebound count of 53 compared to their opponent's 33. This included securing an impressive number of offensive rebounds which stood at 16 for New Mexico State versus five for Simon Fraser.
The disparity between both teams extended to turnovers and points off turnovers; where New Mexico State capitalized on their opponent's mistakes by scoring 23 points off turnovers while committing only nine themselves. In contrast, Simon Fraser could muster just four points off turnovers while turning over possession nineteen times throughout the game.
New Mexico State players displayed commendable teamwork with fifteen assists leading to scores compared to nine by Simon Fraser. Additionally, they executed twelve steals during play which contributed significantly towards building momentum and maintaining control over proceedings.
As fans cheered them on at Pan American Center before an attendance crowd numbering four thousand three hundred forty-six spectators, it became evident that this match would not witness any lead changes or ties – such was New Mexico State’s dominance throughout playtime.
Looking ahead after this convincing win at home soil against non-conference rivals; fans can catch future action when New Mexico State travels away for another non-conference clash against Santa Clara Broncos at Leavey Center in Santa Clara. Scheduled for December eight o'clock PM Mountain Time (MT), supporters can tune into WCC Network online for live coverage as they hope for another strong performance by their beloved team.