Adam Clark Scores 23 as Ole Miss Dominates Southeastern Louisiana 91-51

Ole Miss dominates Southeastern Louisiana in 91-51 victory

The Ole Miss Rebels scored 91 points on Tuesday night to defeat Southeastern Louisiana 91-51 in Oxford, according to a report from ESPN.

Adam “Budd” Clark led the Rebels with 23 points, shooting 10 of 13 from the floor. The victory moves Mississippi to a 3-0 record for the season.

Ole Miss established control early in the contest. The Rebels outscored the Lions 32-7 during the middle portion of the first half and held a 49-20 lead at the break.

Rebels offensive efficiency

The Rebels’ offense relied on high-percentage shooting and interior presence. The team shot 34 of 66 from the floor and converted 8 of 19 attempts from beyond the arc.

Ole Miss found significant success in the paint, scoring 50 points in that area. They also capitalized heavily on defensive pressure, earning 39 points from 23 turnovers committed by Southeastern Louisiana.

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The scoring depth was evident as several players reached double figures. The following table breaks down the primary scoring contributors for the Rebels:

Player	Points Scored
Adam “Budd” Clark	23
Jackson Furman (SE Louisiana)	13
Ilias Kamardine	12
Corey Stephenson	12
Santiago Trouet	12
Christian Brown	11

Ilias Kamardine and Corey Stephenson each contributed 12 points to the win. Passing was distributed primarily between Kamardine and Ben Henshall, who recorded seven assists each.

Bench production also aided the margin of victory. Santiago Trouet scored 12 points off the bench, while reserve Christian Brown added 11 points.

Southeastern Louisiana response

Jackson Furman led the Lions with 13 points in the loss. Southeastern Louisiana moves to a 1-2 record following the defeat.

The Lions face a difficult upcoming schedule. Their next game is scheduled for Monday against Texas A&M.

Ole Miss will look to maintain their momentum when they host Nicholls on Tuesday.

The Rebels have maintained a high scoring output throughout the early part of the season, surpassing 90 points in each of their first three games. The program also continues a long-standing dominance in this matchup, holding a 21-0 series record against Southeastern Louisiana that dates back to 1956.