Undone by a second-half scoring drought, Texas A&M was eliminated from the 2025 NCAA Tournament by the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday. Holding a 10-point lead in the second half, the Aggies could not punch their ticket to next weekend's Sweet 16.

Texas A&M's 2024-2025 season came to a close in the Round of 32 as the Aggies blew a 10-point second-half lead to No. 5 seed Michigan. Despite another strong game from Pharrel Payne, the Maroon & White finish the year with a 23-11 overall record.

A ticket to the Sweet 16 will be punched on Saturday in Denver as No. 4 seed Texas A&M and No. 5 seed Michigan square off in the Round of 32 at Ball Arena. Ahead of the 4:15 p.m. CT tipoff, David Nuño, Olin Buchanan and Luke Evangelist set the scene from the Mile High City.

The Maroon & White are one win away from the Sweet 16, but they'll have to go through the Maize and Blue on Saturday afternoon in Denver. How the Aggies solve a pair of 7-foot problems will determine if Texas A&M keeps dancing its way to Atlanta.

The Maroon & White will meet the Maize and Blue on Saturday afternoon in Downtown Denver as No. 4 seed Texas A&M squares off with No. 5 seed Michigan in the Round of 32. Dusty May's Wolverines are 26-9 overall and have won four straight games.

Texas A&M and Michigan met in the Sweet 16 in the 2018 NCAA Tournament, with the Wolverines advancing by beating the Aggies 99-72. However, as the Maroon & White and Maize and Blue meet in 2025's Round of 32, it appears the roles could be reversed.

We caught up with TheWolverine.com's Clayton Sayfie to get an insider's thoughts on Dusty May's Big Ten Champion Michigan squad ahead of Saturday's showdown in the Round of 32. Sayfie expects a close contest as Michigan's formula is similar to Texas A&M's...but different.

Buzz Williams and the Fightin' Texas Aggies are dancing into the Round of 32 after taking down the Yale Bulldogs on Thursday in Denver. With their 80-71 victory over the Elis, the Maroon & White fill face No. 5 seed Michigan on Saturday with a trip to the Sweet 16 at stake.

Ball Arena in Denver is one of the sites for the 2025 NCAA Tournament as South Region teams Texas A&M, Yale, Michigan and UC San Diego will compete for a chance to reach Atlanta for the Sweet 16. Here's a quick look a the Aggies, Bulldogs, Wolverines and Tritons.

Champions of the Ivy League with an overall record of 22-7, Yale is headed to the NCAA Tournament for the third time out of the last four seasons. Before this week's matchup with Texas A&M, Bulldog head coach James Jones spoke to TexAgs Live about his 2024-2025 squad.