On Saturday, in The Sid Richardson Gymnasium, Fort Worth, AKA Cowtown or Funkytown to play Texas Wesleyan University. Wesleyan emerged victorious with a final score of 75-68, defeating North American University. This RRAC vs SAC game was quite thrilling, with both teams putting up a strong fight. The statistics you provided give a good overview of the key aspects of the match.
The match featured multiple lead changes, indicating the intensity and competitiveness on the court. Points off turnovers played a significant role, with North American University scoring 26 points in this category compared to Texas Wesleyan's 9.
Jalon Clark's contribution, especially in double-team situations, shows his ability to handle pressure, and his 18 points and 8 rebounds indicate a strong individual performance. Jamarric Hammond's success from the 3-point line shooting 5 for 9 with 17 points and 7 rebounds, while showing his durability playing a total of 38 minutes. Sean Fry'sSean Fry was a handful for the Rams slicing, diving, and shooting 6 for 10 fg% and 2 for 3 in three-pointers with a total of 16 points. The Stallions effective shooting, and their overall resilience in a challenging environment highlight the Stallions' determination. Great way to show up for the Stallions in such a hostile environment and still compete strong.
On Thursday the Stallions will travel back to the DFW Metroplex, but this time they cross the Trinity River and Head to Downtown Dallas, Texas to take on the Legendary HBCU Paul Quinn College. Tip-off starts at 7:30pm on November 30th, 2023. You can watch the game on the Paul Quinn College YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@PaulQuinnOfficial. This adds another layer of excitement to the season. It seems like the team is focused on learning and improving, and this experience will undoubtedly contribute to their growth as they continue through the season.
The mention of the YouTube channel for those who can't attend the game in person is a great way for fans to stay connected and support the Stallions. Wishing them the best of luck in their future games, and as the saying goes, "Hooves Up! Gooooooooo Stallionsssssssssss!!!!"
