Texas A&M Basketball

Looking ahead and trying to project Texas A&M's 2024-25 hoops roster

Tyrece Radford is among a trio of Aggies that have exhausted their eligibility, but Texas A&M could return upwards of 70 percent of their offensive production next season in the remainder of the core returns following back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths.
By David Sandhop
April 4, 2024
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There were a lot of highs, and there were a lot of lows to the 2023-2024 Texas A&M basketball season.

In the end, the Aggies qualified for the NCAA Tournament as a No. 9 seed and finished on an up note by earning a coveted win in the big dance over Nebraska before falling in an overtime heartbreaker to No. 1 seed Houston Cougars.

The tourney win was the first for Buzz Williams since he accepted the Aggie job five seasons ago.

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