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December 9, 1998

For the third consecutive game, the Green Wave had to dig itself out of a halftime hole after falling behind Texas A&M, 41-33. Tulane cut the deficit to one point with four minutes to go, but could no closer as the Aggies made clutch free throws in the final 30 seconds to seal the six-point win. Morris Jordan tallied a game-high 20 points, his second consecutive 20-point outing, and Wade Mason passed out a career-best six assists.

Tulane
                    Min    FG-A  FT-A  Reb Ast PF   TP
Sterling Davis,  f   28     5-5   3-5   5   0   4   13
Keith Harris,    f   12     0-1   0-0   2   3   0    0
Morris Jordan,   c   33     9-13  1-2   8   0   4   20
Dylan Osean,     g   28     3-9   2-2   2   1   2    9
Marlo Miles,     g   25     3-6   1-2   3   5   4    9
Wade Mason           19     0-1   0-0   0   6   1    0
Waitari Marsh         8     0-1   1-2   0   1   0    1
Ledaryl Billingsley  12     0-4   2-4   3   0   4    2
Byron Mouton         25     3-9   2-2   5   0   5    9
Linton Johnson       10     0-1   0-0   6   2   0    0
Team                                    1
Totals              200    23-50 12-19 35  18  24   63

Texas A&M
                    Min FG-A   FT-A Reb  Ast PF   TP
Shane Jones,    f   26   4-5   4-5    3   0   3   12
Paul Jacobs,    f   18   2-3   1-2    3   1   2    5
Chris Clayton,  g   32   1-12  2-2    1   1   2    4
Clifton Cook,   g   39   4-14  7-10   5   4   1   18
Jerald Brown,   g   18   1-6   3-5    2   1   3    6
Michael Schmidt     27   6-9   0-0    6   3   1   14
Aaron Jack          19   1-1   2-3    5   2   2    4
T.J. Brown           4   0-1   0-0    0   0   1    0
Joe White           17   1-5   4-6    2   0   1    6
Team                                  9
Totals             200  20-56 23-33  36  12  16   69

Halftime: Texas A&M 41, Tulane 33. 3-Point Goals: Tulane 5-16 (Miles 2-4, Osean 1-5, Mouton 1-5, Jordan 1-1, Johnson 0-1), Texas A&M 6-27 (Cook 3-9, Schmidt 2-4, Brown 1-4, Clayton 0-10). Turnovers: Tulane 19, Texas A&M 14. Officials: Tom O'Neill, Scott Thornley, Bill Kennedy. A: 3,068.