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Anglin contributes 12 points from the bench as Rice triumphs over Tulsa 70-64 in their AAC opener.

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In a thrilling matchup in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Rice University emerged victorious against the University of Tulsa, securing a 70-64 win in their opening game of the American Athletic Conference play. The game took place on Wednesday night, showcasing impressive performances from both sides.

Denver Anglin played a pivotal role for the Owls, coming off the bench to contribute 12 points. He had a solid shooting performance, making 5 of 10 attempts from the field and hitting 2 of 3 from beyond the arc. In addition, Trae Broadnax added 11 points to the team’s total. Broadnax shot 4 of 8 from the floor, though he struggled with his 3-point shooting, converting just 1 of 5 attempts. He also contributed with eight rebounds, helping his team control the glass. Kellen Amos rounded out the scoring with 10 points, making 4 of 10 shots and connecting on 2 of 3 free throws.

On the opposing side, the Golden Hurricane were led by Dwon Odom, who scored 18 points. Tyshawn Archie also made significant contributions, finishing with 16 points and recording two steals. Keaston Willis chipped in with 11 points, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Owls’ performance.

Looking ahead, both Rice and Tulsa are set to play again on Saturday. Rice will be hosting Charlotte, while Tulsa will travel to face UAB.