A 31-point blowout brought an unceremonious end to Bucky McMillan's first season in Aggieland, in which his Aggies wildly overachieved to reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament. However, the proof of concept is there, and the future for Bucky Ball is bright.

Three-point shooting could be the deal-maker or deal-breaker as Texas A&M hoops faces off against Houston in the Round of 32 this evening. The Aggies must carry their dominant play style from a win over the Gaels into their showdown against the battle-tested Coogs.

Before Saturday's Round of 32 matchup with No. 2 seed Houston, the Fightin' Texas Aggies again practiced at the Paycom Center in OKA. Following practice, Marcus Hill, Josh Holloway, Rashaun Agee, Jacari Lane and Rubén Dominguez joined Reed & React for a Locker Room Chat.

Defense ruled the day on Thursday as the Fightin' Texas Aggies frustrated No. 7 seed Saint Mary's in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Following a 63-50 win over the Gaels, the No. 10 seed Aggies have earned a Lone Star matchup with No. 2 seed Houston.

Former A&M guard Logan Lee joined Thursday’s edition of TexAgs Live to break down the Aggies' first-round matchup against No. 7 seed Saint Mary’s. He discussed what Texas A&M needs to do to keep its season alive in the 2026 NCAA Tournament.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies took the court at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City on Wednesday ahead of tomorrow's NCAA Tournament first-round matchup with Saint Mary's. Rylan Griffen, Marcus Hill and Jacari Lane joined Reed & React to discuss their experience so far.

Texas A&M is about to play its first SEC Tournament game under Bucky McMillan as the Aggies face an Oklahoma squad that has won five straight. Ahead of the second-round matchup in Nashville, Luke Evangelist and Olin Buchanan share their keys to victory.

After an 11-7 showing in conference play this season, Texas A&M is the No. 6 seed in the 2026 SEC Tournament, and the Aggies will face No. 11 Oklahoma on Thursday night. The second-round matchup in Nashville will be the third meeting between the Ags and Sooners this year.

After a wild triple-overtime victory on Saturday in Baton Rouge, the Aggies are officially turning their sights to the postseason. Before the 2026 SEC Tournament begins, Luke Evangelist and Justin Lanham put a bow on the regular season as the month of March is about to heat up.

Only one game remains as Texas A&M travels to Baton Rouge for a Quad 1 road game against LSU. In the final stretch of the season, shaped by an entirely new roster and new head coach, Bucky McMillan & Co. look to secure a win in the hopes of securing a bid to March Madness.

Entering the final weekend of the regular season, Texas A&M is right in the thick of the NCAA Tournament discussion, and JBR Bracketology joined the Reed Report to discuss the latest. Also on this episode, Luke Evangelist and Justin Lanham discussed beating Kentucky before traveling to Baton Rouge.

A&M connected 13 times from 3-point range and shot 46.4 percent from behind the arc as the Aggies got the guard play they needed to defeat Kentucky on Tuesday night, 96-85. With the victory, the Maroon & White now have 10 SEC wins and are close to locking up an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.

It's do-or-die time for Texas A&M hoops as they enter their final stretch of SEC play needing to see the win column. Former Aggie basketball player and coach Dr. John Thornton joined TexAgs Live to share his keys to a 2-0 week vs. Kentucky and at LSU.

Texas A&M sits on the NCAA Tournament bubble entering March, and a home win over the Kentucky Wildcats could all but lock up a bid. To get it done, the Aggies must step up in the backcourt and rediscover their three-point shooting.

With two games remaining, Bucky McMillan & Co. have entered must-win territory following Saturday's loss in the Lone Star Showdown. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, McMillan talked strategy on the bubble in the hopes of securing an NCAA Tournament bid.

A frustrating lack of shot-making doomed Texas A&M in Saturday's Lone Star Showdown as the Aggies made just five 3-pointers in a 76-70 loss to Texas at Reed Arena. By dropping six of their last eight, the Maroon & White have used up all of their breathing room on the bubble.

Texas A&M hopes to complete the regular-season sweep of arch rival Texas as the Lone Star Showdown takes center stage at Reed Arena on Saturday afternoon. A win over the Longhorns would be another massive step towards the Aggies making the NCAA Tournament.

If the Aggies want to make it to March Madness, they’ll need more from their guards, and that all starts on Saturday at 3 p.m. CT at Reed Arena as Texas A&M hosts Texas for another chance to hoist the Cotton Holdings Lone Star Showdown trophy this season.