St. Thomas (Minn.) rolled to a 99–64 win over UMKC in NCAA action, controlling the game from start to finish and building a 35-point margin by the final horn. The Tommies’ offensive pace and efficiency created separation early, and they continued to add to the lead with consistent scoring across both halves. After establishing control in the opening stretch, St. Thomas sustained pressure through transition opportunities and half-court execution, keeping UMKC from generating extended runs. The Tommies’ ability to string together stops and convert on the other end helped the lead grow steadily as the game progressed. UMKC struggled to match St. Thomas’ scoring output and couldn’t find enough rhythm to close the gap. Without complete box-score details provided (shooting splits, rebounds, assists, and individual stat lines), specific standout performers and statistical leaders cannot be verified here, but the final score reflects a decisive team performance by St. Thomas on both ends. The result is a statement win for St. Thomas (Minn.), showing the value of sustained intensity and depth over 40 minutes. For UMKC, the lopsided margin underscores the need for cleaner offensive execution and more consistent defensive possessions going forward, particularly against opponents that can score in bunches.