Texas A&M 104-60 Arkansas (23 Feb, 2018) Final Score

Texas A&M Aggies

21-8, 10-5 Conference

104

	1	2	3	4	T
TA&M	28	27	36	13	104
ARK	17	16	14	13	60

No. 17 A&M women set record in 104-60 win over Arkansas

Chennedy Carter scored 21 points and No. 17 Texas A&M scored its most points ever in a conference game, rolling to a 104-60 win over Arkansas on Thursday night.

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
LSU	0-0	-	14-0
Tennessee	0-0	-	11-0
Alabama	0-0	-	12-1
Mississippi State	0-0	-	12-1
Texas	0-0	-	12-1
Vanderbilt	0-0	-	12-1
Oklahoma	0-0	-	11-1
South Carolina	0-0	-	11-1
Kentucky	0-0	-	10-1
Auburn	0-0	-	9-3
Ole Miss	0-0	-	8-3
Missouri	0-0	-	10-4
Florida	0-0	-	8-5
Texas A&M	0-0	-	7-5
Georgia	0-0	-	7-6
Arkansas	0-0	-	6-8

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Texas A&M Aggies

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C. Carter #3 - TA&M

J. Mason #14 - ARK

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