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goals, connecting on 14 of 28
shots for 54 percent, Hé also

points was set jf 1953 by Bob
Reiter. The Tiggrs as a team hit
a red-hoh 53 percent of their
shots fro:

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Missouri, with Stewart setting
the pace, built up a 51-20 half~
time lead. Tech came back in the
second. half with a full-court

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to: pour it on with their lead

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