The SMU Mustangs delivered a commanding 110-69 win over Prairie View A&M, their largest scoring output since 1999. SMU improved to 4-0 at home, fueled by 68 bench points and a balanced attack with five players scoring in double figures.br br Key Performersbr Matt Cross: 17 points, 12 rebounds (1st double-double of the season).br Chuck Harris: 17 points, 5 assists (4th game with 15+ points).br Keon Ambrose-Hylton: Season-high 14 points.br Boopie Miller: 13 points (double figures in every game this season).br Samet Yiğitoğlu: 11 points, 9 rebounds.br Dominant Statsbr SMU shot 50 from the field and out-rebounded PVAM 59-33. The Mustangs dished out a season-high 25 assists and held Prairie View to 32.4 shooting. They also scored 44 points in the paint and hit 12 three-pointers.br br Game-Changing Runsbr SMU’s 19-2 second-half run sealed the game, while a 12-0 first-half surge set the tone early. The Mustangs have recorded a first-half run of at least 11-0 in all four home games this season.br br Coach Enfield’s Hot Startbr In his first season, Andy Enfield has SMU at 4-1, with the team firing on all cylinders offensively. The Mustangs look poised to sustain their success as the season progresses.