Georgia defeated Texas A&M 92-84 in overtime on Sunday afternoon in Reed Arena.
Head women’s basketball coach Gary Blair motivates his team during a timeout.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Junior Anriel Howard scored 14 points for the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Chennedy Carter shoots over three defenders.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Senior Jasmine Lumpkin drives to the basket.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Chennedy Carter made 11 of her 12 free throws.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Senior Khaalia Hillsman was named the SEC player of the week.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Junior Danni Williams was held to one point in the first half.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
The corps sways together before the game as the Aggie War Hymn plays.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
The Aggie Dance Team performs with the Hullabaloo band during a timeout.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Texas A&M honored former Aggie athletes during halftime on Legend Day.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Chennedy Carter averages the third most points-per-game in the SEC.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Junior Danni Williams led the team with 45 minutes of playtime.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Georgia’s Gabby Connally led the bulldogs with 37 points off the bench.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Georgia had 12 blocks compared to Texas A&M’s two.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Texas A&M was held to just three three-pointers against Georgia.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Georgia made 12 three-pointers and Texas A&M made three
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Georgia scored 19 points in overtime, while Texas A&M scored 11.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
Georgia player Que Morrison celebrates the team’s victory over Texas A&M.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett
