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Texas A&M Dominates Northwestern State in Season Opener

Monday, November 3, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Reed Arena

Texas A&M Aggies 98, Northwestern State Demons 68, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Northwestern State Demons vs Texas A&M Aggies?

Texas A&M Aggies beat Northwestern State Demons 98-68 at Reed Arena on November 3, 2025.

The Texas A&M Aggies showcased a commanding performance against the Northwestern State Demons, securing a decisive 98-68 victory in their season opener at Reed Arena. This matchup highlighted the Aggies' offensive prowess, as they outscored their opponents significantly, marking a strong start to their campaign.

Entering this game, Texas A&M had a mixed record of 5-5 over their last ten games, including a recent loss to the Texas Longhorns. The Aggies averaged 72.0 points scored while allowing 71.8 points per game during this stretch. Their home record stood at 3-3, indicating a competitive edge when playing in front of their fans. In contrast, the Northwestern State Demons, with a record of 0-1 for the season, had a recent record of 6-4 in their last ten games, averaging 66.4 points scored and allowed. They had shown promise with a solid away record of 3-2, but their recent form was marred by a loss to the McNeese Cowboys.

The Aggies' last five games reflected a slight downturn, with a record of 2-3 and an average of 78.4 points scored, while allowing 78.6 points. On the other hand, the Demons had been performing better recently, winning four of their last five games with an average of 67.2 points scored and 65.6 points allowed. However, this game proved to be a challenge for Northwestern State, as they struggled to keep pace with Texas A&M's offensive onslaught.

In terms of historical context, this fixture was notable as it marked the first meeting of the season between these two teams. Texas A&M's home advantage at Reed Arena has historically played a significant role in their performance, and this game was no exception. The Aggies capitalized on their home court, demonstrating their ability to dominate when playing in familiar surroundings.

Injury reports indicated that both teams were relatively healthy heading into this matchup, allowing them to field their strongest lineups. This factor contributed to the high-scoring nature of the game, as both teams were able to execute their game plans effectively.

The betting market had Texas A&M favored in this matchup, reflecting their home advantage and recent form. The odds provided by the sportsbook indicated a strong belief in the Aggies' ability to secure a victory, which they ultimately did in impressive fashion.

As the game unfolded, viewers were treated to an exciting display of basketball, with Texas A&M's offensive depth and ability to score from various positions on the court being particularly noteworthy. The Aggies' ability to transition quickly from defense to offense was a key factor in their success, as they consistently found open looks and converted them into points.

Overall, Texas A&M's dominant performance against Northwestern State sets a positive tone for their season, while the Demons will need to regroup and address the challenges they faced in this contest.

Leaders

  • PointsRubén Dominguez18Texas A&M Aggies
  • AssistsRylan Griffen4Texas A&M Aggies
  • ReboundsFederiko Federiko8Texas A&M Aggies
  • PointsMicah Thomas28Northwestern State Demons
  • AssistsJustin Redmond4Northwestern State Demons
  • ReboundsChris Mubiru7Northwestern State Demons

Recent form

Texas A&M Aggies

Last 10: 5-5Streak L172 scored · 71.8 allowed per game3-3 at home

  • L89-94vs Texas LonghornsMar 13
  • W66-52at LSU TigersMar 8
  • W83-72vs Auburn TigersMar 5
  • L70-89at Florida GatorsMar 2
  • L84-86vs Vanderbilt CommodoresFeb 27
  • L69-77vs Tennessee VolunteersFeb 22
  • L54-70at Mississippi State BulldogsFeb 19
  • W69-61vs Arkansas RazorbacksFeb 15
  • W69-53vs Georgia BulldogsFeb 12
  • W67-64at Missouri TigersFeb 8

Northwestern State Demons

Last 10: 6-4Streak L166.4 scored · 66.4 allowed per game3-2 away

  • L64-83at McNeese CowboysMar 11
  • W66-63vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi IslandersMar 10
  • W73-57vs Incarnate Word CardinalsMar 4
  • W61-56vs Houston Christian HuskiesMar 1
  • W72-69at SE Louisiana LionsFeb 25
  • W73-66at LSU New Orleans PrivateersFeb 22
  • L65-75vs Lamar CardinalsFeb 18
  • L68-70vs Stephen F. Austin LumberjacksFeb 15
  • W72-60at Nicholls ColonelsFeb 11
  • L50-65at McNeese CowboysFeb 8

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Stephen F. Austin28-6-20-2
McNeese28-6119-3
UT Rio Grande Valley19-14614-8
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi18-15713-9
LSU New Orleans15-18812-10
Nicholls14-19812-10
Houston Christian12-20128-14
Northwestern State10-22128-14
Incarnate Word12-19137-15
Lamar12-19137-15
East Texas A&M11-21146-16
SE Louisiana9-22146-16
Florida27-8-16-2
Arkansas28-9313-5
Alabama25-10313-5
Vanderbilt27-9511-7
Tennessee25-12511-7
Texas A&M22-12511-7
Georgia22-11610-8
Kentucky22-14610-8
Missouri20-13610-8
Texas21-1579-9
Auburn22-1697-11
Oklahoma21-1697-11
Mississippi State13-19115-13
Ole Miss15-20124-14
South Carolina13-19124-14
LSU15-17133-15

Box score

StatNorthwestern State DemonsTexas A&M Aggies
Field goals23-5835-71
Field goal %4049
Three-pointers7-2011-31
Three-point %3535
Free throws15-2117-23
Free throw %7174
Rebounds3244
Offensive rebounds1017
Defensive rebounds2227
Assists1322
Steals913
Blocks56
Turnovers1612
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers924
Fast-break points414
Points in the paint2448
Fouls1719
Largest lead033

Venue

  • Reed ArenaCollege Station, TX
  • Attendance7517
  • OfficialsJeb Hartness, Olandis Poole, Jason Deering

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