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Five Thoughts: Texas A&M 104, South Carolina Upstate 64

A fast pace, instant-impact freshmen, a new dimension at the point, team defense ... the list of eye-catching positives from Texas A&M's season-opening win goes on. After one game there are improvements to be made, but the Aggies' potential appears to be high.
By Logan Lee
November 14, 2015
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I'm going to let you know right now that the title for this article is misleading. There will be more than five thoughts after watching the performance of the Texas A&M men's basketball team in a 104-64 defeat of USC Upstate at Reed Arena. So, let's get it started.

1. Scoring power: The Aggies had six players, including all four freshmen, who scored in double digits. A&M scored 52 points in the first 20 minutes of action.

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