The 12th Man saw their first glimpse of Bucky Ball in a 30-point win against Northwestern State. Justin Lanham sat down for the first Reed Report of the 2025-26 campaign to discuss early expectations, the season-opening win and more.

After scoring 98 points in the season-opener on Monday night, Bucky McMillan & Co. will search for an early-season encore with a Thursday matchup against Texas Southern. With the Aggies at 1-0, they'll play their second of three games in Week 1 of the 2025-2026 campaign.

Thursday night's meeting with Texas Southern will offer the 12th Man a second chance to check out Bucky McMillan's first-year squad. Coming off a 98-68 win over Northwestern State at Reed Arena, the Aggies will resume their quest for consistent play.

In 18 minutes during Monday's season-opener, Josh Holloway contributed 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the field as the Fightin' Texas Aggies are off to a 1-0 start. After making his A&M debut, Holloway joined Reed & React to

The Bucky McMillan era opened with a bang on Monday night as the Aggies utilized their high-scoring and high-pressure style of play to overwhelm Northwestern State at Reed Arena, 98-68. Most impressive is that A&M is a team that still has plenty of room for improvement.

The real thing is finally here as Bucky McMillan tips off his Texas A&M tenure with a Monday night matchup against Northwestern State. With a new roster and a new style of play, the 12th Man is set to be officially introduced to "Bucky Ball" at Reed Arena on Nov. 3, 2025.

We are just a day away from Bucky McMillan & Co. taking the floor of Reed Arena to kick off a new era of Aggie basketball. Before Texas A&M tips off against Northwestern State on Monday, here are some bold takes revolving around McMillan's first-year squad.

Mackenzie Mgbako headlines a group of five players that will operate in Texas A&M's front court in 2025-26. With Mgbako on the shelf for a few more weeks, there are plenty of reps to go around between the potential starts, rotational forwards and even role players.

On Texas A&M basketball's completely rebuilt roster, there are nine new guards in Aggieland that will be running the show in Bucky McMillan's first season. From those expected to be stars to the ones playing limited minutes, each backcourt player has an important role in 2025-26.

On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Kaylee Dreyer took us Around Aggieland as No. 3 Texas A&M football continues its win streak, volleyball swept another pair of SEC teams, both women's and men's golf won a tournament and basketball season approaches.

In Texas A&M's lone exhibition game before the 2025-2026 season opener, the Aggies defeated Arizona State on Sunday afternoon, 95-88. After a "poor" first 20 minutes when it comes to shooting, the Ags poured in 55 second-half points to win.

Just beyond the grounds of SEC Tipoff '26 in Birmingham, Bucky McMillan's coaching career started at Mountain Brook High School. Entering his first year at Texas A&M, McMillan will rely on his new but veteran squad to replicate the success he's had at previous stops.

A transfer from Kansas, forward Zach Clemence is back in his home state as he prepares for his first season as a Fightin' Texas Aggie. As the first guest on Reed & React, Clemence spoke about his path to Aggieland, acclimating to the "Bucky Ball" system and much more.

A transfer with Final Four experience, Rylan Griffen comes back to his home state for the first season of the Bucky McMillan era in College Station. In an exclusive interview, the senior guard spoke about adapting to life at Texas A&M, trusting in Bucky McMillan's plan and more.

Hailing from Puerto Real, Spain, Rubén Dominguez brings professional experience with him to Aggieland as he provides Bucky McMillan's Aggies with an elite shooter. In an exclusive interview, Dominguez spoke about acclimating to College Station, getting used to the Bucky Ball system and more.