Arkansas Baptist College delivered a dominant performance Saturday afternoon, overwhelming Southeastern Baptist College 119-45 behind an explosive offensive attack and a balanced scoring effort at home.

The Buffaloes set the tone early, racing to a 62-26 halftime advantage before continuing their offensive assault in the second half. Arkansas Baptist outscored Southeastern Baptist 57-19 after the break to secure the 74-point victory.

Arkansas Baptist showcased its offensive efficiency throughout the contest, shooting an impressive 59.8 percent from the field (49-of-82) and connecting on 13 of 26 attempts from three-point range. The Buffaloes also recorded 23 assists and forced 13 steals while turning Southeastern Baptist's mistakes into 30 points off turnovers.

Osiris Mahr led the Buffaloes with 21 points, shooting 6-of-9 from the floor and a perfect 2-of-2 from beyond the arc. Tray'von Thomas added 14 points on an outstanding 9-of-10 shooting performance while recording five steals.

Cordaious Sledge provided a spark off the bench with 14 points, including four three-pointers. Edarious Williams and Sherod Dent each contributed 11 points, while Chris Pitts finished with 10.

Arkansas Baptist's depth was on full display, as its bench accounted for 63 points. The Buffaloes also controlled the interior, scoring 70 points in the paint while consistently creating opportunities in transition.

Southeastern Baptist was led by Adin Johnson, who finished with 11 points. The visitors struggled offensively, shooting just 25 percent (11-of-44) from the field and 15 percent (3-of-20) from three-point range.

Arkansas Baptist's combination of efficient shooting, defensive pressure and balanced scoring proved too much for Southeastern Baptist to handle as the Buffaloes turned in an emphatic performance on their home floor.