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5 Thoughts: Wrapping up a tremendous year of Texas A&M basketball

While Texas A&M's 2022-2023 season came to an end with a first-round loss in the NCAA Tournament, Buzz Williams & Co. still put together an impressive campaign and helped turn Reed Arena back into one of the best atmospheres in the SEC.
By Logan Lee
April 6, 2023
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1. The last two games of the season were difficult to digest, but the season as a whole was a tremendous year to watch unfold.

The non-conference schedule left very little room for error throughout the conference slate, and by all means, the Aggies put in an underperforming effort in comparison to the expectations heading into the season. We could spend time talking about Murray State, Colorado and Wofford, but we’ve all heard those names too often already.

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