Williamson powers SMU to 92-67 victory over Tulsa
DALLAS (AP) — Samuell Williamson had 17 points and SMU beat Tulsa 92-67 in the Mustangs' American Athletic Conference opener on Sunday.
Williamson added seven rebounds and six assists for the Mustangs (6-8). Zach Nutall hit four 3-pointers and scored 17. Emory Lanier had 11 points.
Sam Griffin scored 22 to lead the Golden Hurricane (4-9, 0-2). Bryant Selebangue added 21 points and nine rebounds. Anthony Pritchard finished with nine points, five assists and six steals.
SMU took the lead with 1:16 left in the first half and never looked back.
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SMU's next game is Thursday against Houston on the road, and Tulsa visits Tulane on Wednesday.
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