Austin, Texas ? The 100-point mark is becoming a habit for the Texas Longhorns. The early season scoring bursts will be even more impressive if they can keep it up.

Brandon Mouton scored 20 points to lead six Longhorns in double figures as No. 8 Texas routed Wofford, 103-72, Thursday night. It was the second time Texas (4-0) topped 100 points this season.

“That pace is what we want to play,” Longhorns coach Rick Barnes said. “We got into attack mode.”

Kenny Taylor scored 13 points, Brad Buckman and Royal Ivey each had 11 and Sydmill Harris and Brian Boddicker each scored 10 for the Longhorns, who have won 19 straight at home.

Wofford, the second-smallest Division I school with only 1,100 students, was the latest small fry to play the role of punching bag on Texas’ homecourt. The Longhorns beat the smallest Division I school, Centenary (850 students), 94-59 last week.

The level of competition is about make a huge jump.

Texas next faces a tough two-week stretch with games against No. 7 Arizona and No. 6 Duke. The Longhorns play Arizona Tuesday in New York in the Jimmy V Classic.

“The intensity level is going to be very high,” Mouton said. “Both teams are going to go after each other.”

Adrien Borders led Wofford (2-3) with 20 points.

No. 2 Florida 59, Central Florida 39

Jacksonville, Fla. — Matt Walsh scored 19 points to lead Florida. The Gators (4-0) led 35-20 at halftime and scored the first 10 points of the second half, four from David Lee, who finished with seven points and five rebounds. Josh Bodden had 14 points for the Golden Knights (2-2), who did not attempt a free throw.

Texas' Brandon Mouton, right, drives around Wofford's Adrien Borders. The Longhorns won, 103-72, Thursday in Austin, Texas.