RedHawks Fly Past Milligan, 135-81

Monday, December 22

Oxford, Ohio

1 p.m.

Miami University

13-0,1-0MAC

135

Milligan

0-2

Milligan

Miami (OH)

135

Photo by: Megan Walker

12/22/2025 4:10:00 PM | Men's Basketball

Box Score

OXFORD, Ohio – The Miami University men's basketball team (13-0, 1-0 MAC) flew past Milligan (3-10) for a 135-81 win at Millett Hall on Monday afternoon. Trey Perry led all players with 24 points, while five other RedHawks scored in double figures. Te'Jon McDaniel-McCormick led the Buffaloes with 23 points. This contest counted as an exhibition for the Buffaloes.

How it Happened:

Peter Suder opened the scoring with a driving layup, while Antwone Woolfolk added a hook shot and Eian Elmer put in a short jumper to lead 6-3. A pair of triples from Luke Skaljac and Almar Atlason increased the RedHawk advantage to 14-5. The shots from beyond the arc didn't slow down, as Brant Byers, Kyle Waltz and Suder each knocked down a deep shot to stretch the lead to 25-7 with 12:34 left in the first half.
A few shots from inside the arc and a downpour of triples, led by Atlason who sank three more shots from downtown, pushed the score to 49-25. Skaljac dished the ball around to Tyler Robbins for a pair of interior buckets and also found Perry for a three to put the score at 58-30. Robbins and Skaljac each added a shot from behind the three-point line, and Robbins grabbed an offensive rebound for a tip-in shot to send the RedHawks into halftime ahead 68-35.
Skaljac scored first for the RedHawks with a layup, and Elmer brought the crowd to its feet the next possession with an emphatic one-hand slam dunk. Byers added a pair of layups, two free throws and a triple at 84-45 with 16:30 on the game clock. Byers, Elmer and Perry continued the barrage of shots from far out to give Miami a 40-point lead at 99-59 with just over 11 minutes remaining.
Woolfolk went on to score a two-hand dunk and a shot off the glass at 104-61. Elmer added yet another dunk after blowing past his defender and added two free throws to lead 112-68 with 6:17 to go. Perry began to take over late, scoring three layups, one of which he was fouled on, and added a free throw to make it a 123-73 ball game. The RedHawks did not look back, finishing off the Buffaloes 135-81.

Game Notes:

The RedHawks have now won 22 straight home games.
The Red and White shot 51-of-67 (76.1%) from the field, the best shooting percentage in program history.
51 field goals are the second most ever made in Miami history.
This is the seventh consecutive game that Miami has shot over 50% from the field.
The RedHawks went 20-of-30 (66.7%) from behind the arc (fourth time this season Miami has shot over 50% from beyond the arc).
20 threes made are the third most in RedHawk history.
The RedHawks made 13-of-16 (81.3%) shots from the free-throw line.
The RedHawks had 21 fast break points and 24 points off turnovers.
Miami recorded 58 points in the paint in comparison to just 20 from the Buffaloes.
Miami totaled under 10 turnovers for the fourth time this season.
135 points are the second most all-time by a Miami program.
32 assists are the second most ever recorded for the Red and White.