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McMillan identifies areas to change and improve after Stillwater loss

Texas A&M suffered its first loss of the Bucky McMillan era on Sunday afternoon as the Aggies fell to Oklahoma State in Stillwater, 87-63. On Monday morning, the head basketball coach joined TexAgs Live to review what went wrong, as McMillan has already identified areas where A&M must improve.
By Billy Liucci
November 10, 2025
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Key notes from Bucky McMillan interview

  • We started off a couple of weeks ago. We had a scrimmage against Rice and then Arizona State. We had our first two games, and now this. Against Rice, I felt we were ahead of schedule just based on all the new guys. We improved from game to game. I was pleased with our circumstances. Yesterday, we took a massive step backwards. We are behind where we need to be. In basketball, it is such a long season. You want to get better every game.
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