St. Mary’s Men’s Basketball secures 77-72 victory over UT Permian Basin The Rattlers started strong but had to hit their shots late to win it
SAN ANTONIO – The St. Mary’s University Men’s Basketball team currently holds the top record in the Lone Star Conference.
They entered Saturday’s game against UT Permian Basin with confidence and momentum.
By halftime, the Rattlers took the lead against the Falcons 35-25.
The Rattlers ultimately secured a 77-72 victory, continuing their strong season in conference play.
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