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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS 31 Ronnie Durbon , 2018-19 TEXAS A&M MEN S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS 31 Ronnie Durbon ............. vs. Baylor (3/6/62), College Station 16 Andy Slocum Prairie View A&M (11/29/03), College Station 50-Point Scoring Games (1) 31 George Mehaffey ........................ vs. Baylor (1/18/55), Waco 16 Dario Quesada ............ N.C. A&T (11/23/96), College Station 30 Bryan Davis ................. vs. Baylor (1/23/08), College Station 16 Damon Johnson....................................SMU (1/31/95), Dallas 53 Bennie Lenox ....... vs. Wyoming (12/28/63), Oklahoma City 16 Damon Johnson...............................TCU (1/7/92), Fort Worth 30 Acie Law IV......vs. Mississippi Valley St. (11/22/05), College St. 16 John Trezvant ................. Lehigh (12/29/86), Hartford, Conn. 30 Bernard King ................................. vs. Texas (1/23/02), Austin 16 Winston Crite ..................Pacific (12/22/84), Stockton, Calif. 40-Point Scoring Games (9) 30 Bernard King .......... vs. Nebraska (3/4/00), College Station 16 Claude Riley ............................ Texas Tech (1/11/82), Lubbock 30 Bernard King ...............vs. Lamar (12/5/00), College Station 44 John Beasley....................vs. Arkansas (3/3/66), Fayetteville 16 Rynn Wright .........................Baylor (1/8/79), College Station 30 Joe Wilbert .........................................vs. Rice (3/9/95), Dallas 16 Vernon Smith ................Oral Roberts (12/10/77), Tulsa, Okla. 43 John Beasley.................................vs. Baylor (2/13/65), Waco 30 Joe Wilbert .................................... vs. Texas (2/12/94), Austin 16 Jerry Mercer ...........................................SMU (2/12/74), Dallas 43 John Beasley................................. vs. Baylor (1/15/66), Waco 30 Darryl McDonald ........vs. SFA (12/4/87), San Marcos, Texas 16 Cedric Joseph .... Texas Lutheran (1/17/73), College Station 43 Bennie Lenox ................................ vs. Texas (2/19/63), Austin 30 Tony Milton ..vs. Idaho State (12/2/89), San Marcos, Texas 16 Ronnie Peret ..........................Texas Tech (2/22/69), Lubbock 30 Darryl McDonald ...vs. Hawaii (12/29/87), Honolulu, Hawaii 42 Randy Knowles .......vs. Arkansas (2/10/73), College Station 16 Billy Bob Barnett ..........Arkansas (2/25/69), College Station 30 Winston Crite ..................vs. Rice (2/21/87), College Station 16 Steve Niles .............................................Trinity (3/8/69), Dallas 41 Don Marbury ...................................vs. Baylor (1/5/85), Waco 30 Winston Crite .................................... vs. TCU (3/6/87), Dallas 16 Ronnie Peret ......Kansas State (12/15/67), Manhattan, Kan. 40 Elston Turner ....................at Kentucky, (1/12/13), Lexington 30 Don Marbury ........ vs. Arkansas (12/29/86), College Station 16 Ronnie Peret .........................TCU (1/6/68), –College Station 40 John Beasley................... vs. TCU (2/19/66), College Station 30 Don Marbury ........................vs. Houston (2/27/85), Houston 16 Terry Trippet ..............Alabama (12/8/66), Hattiesburg, Miss. 40 John Beasley.................vs. Texas (2/27/65), College Station 30 Vernon Smith vs. NC-Charlotte (12/12/80), Charlotte, N.C. 16 John Beasley .... Wyoming 12/28/63), Oklahoma City, Okla. 30 David Britton ................vs. UNLV (12/22/79), Las Vegas, Nev. 16 John Beasley ..................Arkansas (2/8/64), College Station 30 Ray Roberts ................vs. Louisville (12/27/75), Louisville, Ky. 16 John Beasley ............. Texas Tech (2/25/64), College Station 30-Point Scoring Games (88) 30 Randy Knowles ............................vs. Texas (1/29/724), Austin 16 George Mehaffey ............ LSU (12/13/54), Baton Rouge, La. 39 Joe Wilbert .......................................vs. SMU (1/31/95), Dallas 30 Jeff Overhouse ............................vs. LSU (12/28/71), Houston 16 John Henry .......................... Texas (2/12/55), College Station 39 Sonny Parker ............vs. Houston Baptist (1/3/76), Houston 30 Mike Heitmann ....vs. Louisiana Tech (1/24/70), Ruston, La. 39 John Beasley........................... vs. TCU (2/23/65), Fort Worth 30 Ronnie Peret vs. West Texas St. (12/27/66), Canyon, Texas 39 Bennie Lenox ........vs. Texas Tech (3/1/63), College Station 30 John Beasley......... vs. Arkansas (2/20/65), College Station Rebounds in a Conference Game 30 Bennie Lenox ..................vs. TCU (2/23/63), College Station 38 Elston Turner ........vs Tennessee (2/23/13), College Station 30 Bennie Lenox ...................vs. Texas Tech (2/11/64), Lubbock 1. Jeff Overhouse vs. Texas Tech ......SWC .........2/24/73 .....20 38 Joe Wilbert ...........vs. Texas Tech (1/11/95), College Station Jeff Overhouse vs. Baylor ..............SWC ..........2/27/71 .....20 38 Claude Riley...............vs. Houston (2/1/82), College Station 3. David Harris vs. Rice ......................SWC ........2/24/90 ..... 19 38 John Beasley.................vs. Texas (2/12/66), College Station Points in a Conference Game 4. Ronnie Peret vs. Texas Tech ..........SWC ........ 2/27/68 ..... 19 38 John Beasley.................... vs. SMU (3/2/65), College Station 5. George Mehaffey vs. SMU ............SWC ...........1/8/57 ..... 19 1. John Beasley vs. Arkansas.............SWC ......... 3 /3/66 .....44 37 Elston Turner .............vs Ole Miss (2/13/13), College Station 2. John Beasley vs. Baylor ..................SWC .........2/13/65 .....43 37 Lynn Suber .........vs. Long Island (12/16/89), Bangor, Maine 3. John Beasley vs. Baylor .................SWC .........1/15/66 .....43 Field Goals 37 Mike Heitmann vs. Northwestern (12/30/69), Greenville, S.C. 4. Bennie Lenox vs. Texas .................SWC .........2/19/63 .....43 37 John Beasley..................vs. Baylor (3/1/66), College Station 5. Randy Knowles vs. Arkansas .........SWC .........2/10/73 .....42 1. Randy Knowles vs. Arkansas ...........................2/10/73 .....20 37 John Beasley................... vs. Rice (2/16/65), College Station 2. John Beasley vs. Texas .......................................2/6/65 ..... 19 37 Bennie Lenox ......... vs. Arkansas (2/16/63), College Station Bennie Lenox vs. Wyoming .......................... 12/28/63 ..... 19 37 Carroll Broussard ... vs. Arkansas (1/10/61), College Station 20+ Rebounding Games (6) 4. John Beasley vs. Baylor .......................................1/5/65 ..... 18 37 Carroll Broussard .......................... vs. Texas (1/16/61), Austin Don Marbury vs. Baylor ......................................1/5/85 ..... 18 23 Cedric Joseph .......Angelo State (12/4/72), College Station 37 Carroll Broussard .........vs. Texas (2/24/61), College Station 6. John Beasley vs. Arkansas ................................3/3/66 ......17 21 Steve Niles .....................Furman (12/29/69), Greenville, S.C. 7. Sonny Benefield vs. Wyoming .....................12/30/69 ......16 36 Mike Heitmann ..............vs. SMU (2/28/69), College Station 21 Vernon Smith........... UNLV (12/15/78), San Francisco, Calif. Mike Heitmann vs. SMU ..................................2/28/69 ......16 36 James Addison ...............vs. SMU (2/13/54), College Station 21 Rynn Wright ............. UNLV (12/15/78), San Francisco, Calif. 9. Joe Wilbert vs. McNeese St. ...........................12/19/94 ..... 15 20 Jeff Overhouse .....................Texas Tech (2/24/73), Lubbock 35 Acie Law IV . vs. Oklahoma State (1/11/06), Stillwater, Okla. Don Marbury vs. S.F. Austin ...........................11/28/85 ..... 15 20 Jeff Overhouse .................. Baylor (2/27/71), College Station 35 Joseph Jones ....vs. North Texas (12/6/05), College Station Claude Riley vs. Houston ...................................2/1/82 ..... 15 35 Don Marbury ...................vs. SFA (11/28/85), College Station Vernon Smith vs. UNC-Charlotte ..................12/12/80 ..... 15 35 John Beasley............................. vs. TCU (2/5/66), Fort Worth 16+ Rebounding Games (58) Carroll Broussard vs. Arkansas ....................... 1/10/61 ..... 15 35 Bennie Lenox ..................vs. SMU (2/12/63), College Station 34 Bernard King ..........vs. Colorado (2/11/00), College Station 19 David Harris ......................................Rice (2/24/90), Houston Field Goals in a Conference Game 19 David Harris ... Michigan St. (11/25/89), Anchorage, Alaska 34 Joe Wilbert .vs. McNeese State (12/19/94), College Station 19 Cedric Joseph Houston Baptist (11/30/73), College Station 34 Willie Foreman ............... vs. SMU (1/14/78), College Station 1. Randy Knowles vs. Arkansas ........SWC .........2/10/73 .....20 19 Randy Knowles ...... Wayland Baptist (11/28/72), College St. 34 Sonny Parker ..................vs. Arkansas (1/24/76), Fayetteville 2. John Beasley vs. Texas ...................SWC ..........2/6/65 ..... 19 19 Ronnie Peret .......................... Texas Tech (2/27/68), Lubbock AGGIE BASKETBALL RECORDS 34 Jeff Overhouse ................. vs. Oral Roberts (12/23/72), Tulsa 3. John Beasley vs. Baylor ..................SWC ...........1/5/65 ..... 18 19 Jerry Windham ......................TCU (2/17/62), College Station 34 Sonny Benefield ..vs. Wyoming (12/30/68), Oklahoma City Don Marbury vs. Baylor .................SWC ...........1/5/85 ..... 18 33 Acie Law IV ....................................vs. Texas (2/28/07), Austin 18 Tyler Davis ........... West Virginia (1/28/17), Morgantown 5. John Beasley vs. Arkansas ............SWC ..........3/3/66 ......17 33 Joe Wilbert ....................................vs. Rice (1/17/95), Houston 18 Andy Slocum .....................
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