Photo: Britta Taylor-James led the Aggies in scoring with 16 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists in 22 minutes of action. The 6-0 junior forward is from Evanston, Illinois and transferred from UC Santa Barbara.
DAYTONA BEACH -- Bethune-Cookman's reward for winning its first Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game of the season Saturday was a matchup with conference leader North Carolina A&T on Monday. The Aggies (17-5, 10-0) unleashed a relentless zone trap defense that caused 28 Wildcat turnovers and flattened B-CU 89-55 at Moore Gymnasium.
Five players scored in double figures for N.C. A&T, led by Britta Taylor-James' 16 points. The Aggies, who had 20 steals in the game, shot 57.9 percent from the field (33-for-57), while holding the 'Cats to just 29.6 percent (21-for-71).
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