Overall, they shot 58.3 percent (28 of 48) and won for the 49th straight time when shooting 50 percent or better. That didn’t break the school record – 17 in a 39-point win at Viejas Arena against Wyoming in 2011 – but maybe this should get its own notation considering that it came a) on the road, b) at 7,000 feet, c) in an arena where they have lost two of the last three and d) from this particular team.Īt one point late in the game they had 13 3-pointers … and eight 2-pointers. In all, six different players made at least one and they shot 59.1 percent (13 of 22) behind the arc. The Aztecs went to the other end, and JJ O’Brien (11 points, three rebounds, three assists, five steals) got the ball behind the arc on the right side and figured why not. The season high for 3-pointers was nine against BYU in November, and that took two overtimes by halftime Tuesday, when they led 41-18, they had made eight.Īir Force (8-10, 1-6) opened the second half with the ball and missed inside. The Aztecs (15-4, 5-1) – yes, the same Aztecs you’ve been watching through slits in your fingers all season – opened 7 of 9 from long range against Air Force’s compact 1-2-2 zone. Quinn was 5 of 7 behind the 3-point line and had a game-high 17 points to go with four assists and no turnovers. “I don’t want to talk mess,” Aqeel Quinn said, “but we’ve definitely got some shooters in the locker room.” The 13 3-pointers equaled their record for a MW road game, set by Kawhi Leonard and the 34-3 team at New Mexico in 2011. The 32-point margin of victory was their largest ever in a Mountain West road game.

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