Virginia Tech men give up 81 points in loss to SMU
Virginia Tech was coming off back-to-back road wins over Florida State and Virginia. "SMU's better than those two teams," Tech coach Mike Young said. It was the sixth time this season that Tech allowed at least 80 points. The Mustangs entered the game averaging a league-high 82.9 points.
Rhodes chose SMU over Miami, Arkansas and Ole Miss to become the fourth commit in the Mustangs’ 2026 recruiting class.
The Mustangs need to keep stacking wins to remain in the NCAA Tournament conversation and did just that on Wednesday night ...
Matt Cross scored 21 points, Chuck Harris had 20, and SMU held off a late rally by Virginia Tech for an 81-75 victory ...
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