Nate Ament exploded in the game against Rutgers, racking up 20 points on 7-of-14 shooting, including 4-of-6 from three‐point range, while also collecting five rebounds, three assists and two steals. His scoring came in rhythm he settled in after an early miss and started knocking down looks, stretching the defense and showing he can be a go-to option in big moments. On the broader stage, his performance added a new dimension to his game and provided a clear sign of his rising impact for Tennessee Volunteers. With that kind of efficiency and two-way activity, Ament not only helped build a commanding lead, but forced Rutgers to adjust their game-plan around him. It’s one of those games that suggests his freshman season could be special.
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