With a pair of "buy" games this week at Reed Arena, Bucky McMillan & Co. must get back on track, but it won't be easy on Tuesday night as the Montana Grizzlies come to Reed Arena for a "rare" Quadrant 3 home game on the non-conference schedule.

In their two wins, Texas A&M is shooting 51.5 percent from the field and 36.5 percent from deep, and in the back-to-back losses, those percentages dip to 34.5 and 28.1, respectively. Scoring at a higher clip is crucial for the Aggies as Montana comes to Reed on Tuesday night.

After a 12-point loss to UCF on Friday, Bucky McMillan & Co. are ready to turn the page and set their sights on hosting Montana on Tuesday. The head coach joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to speak on the back-to-back losses and how the Aggies are growing because of them.

Yet another resume-booster eluded Texas A&M as the Aggies failed to uphold a 14-point second-half lead and suffered an 86-74 loss to Central Florida on Friday night. Now 0-2 vs. Big 12 opponents, the Maroon & White will return to action on Tuesday to face Montana.

It was initially Texas A&M that came out of halftime hot, but the Aggies watched a 14-point second-half lead get obliterated by Central Florida's sharpshooters as the Knights hit eight 3-pointers over the final 20 minutes to hand the Maroon & White an 86-74 loss.

Despite the unsuccessful road trip to Stillwater, the Fightin' Texas Aggies get a second chance to earn their first Power Five victory of the season when they host Central Florida on Friday night. Both A&M and UCF enter the mid-November clash with identical 2-1 records.

After a loss to Oklahoma State, Texas A&M had its eyes opened to a few flaws that need to be cleaned up to find success among Power Four opponents. Searching for a resume-building win over UCF, A&M is focused on taking steps defensively on Friday night.

Last Sunday, Texas A&M dropped its first contest in a 24-point loss to Oklahoma State. In this episode of Reed Report, Luke Evangelist and Justin Lanham spoke on the lessons learned and how they can apply those on Friday vs. UCF at Reed Arena.

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.

A Quadrant 1 road loss in the third game of Bucky McMillan's Texas A&M tenure is far from the end of the world, but the Aggies got beaten at their own game in an 87-63 loss at Oklahoma State on Sunday afternoon.

Both Texas A&M and Oklahoma want to speed up the tempo and play fast, which means Sunday's Stillwater showdown could turn into a track meet. With both the Ags and Pokes somewhat shorthanded, this Big 12 revival could be a race to 90 points.

For the first time since 2021, the Reed Arena scoreboard showed triple digits as Texas A&M sped away from Texas Southern in the second half on Thursday night. Up 41-36 at the break, the Aggies shot 60.6 percent from the field over the final 20 minutes to win by 34 points.

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.

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.

Late afternoons are for the B-Team as Ryan Brauninger and the crew join you on the drive home each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon! On Episode 31 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane discuss their favorite fast food spots, Bucky McMillan's debut and more.

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.

Even with a higher point total than any point last season, Texas A&M head coach Bucky McMillan believes his Aggies still have room to improve after a 98-68 win on Monday night. A&M shot 49.3 percent in the season-opening drubbing of Northwestern State at Reed Arena.

The Bucky McMillan era has arrived as Fightin' Texas Aggie basketball kicks off tonight, hosting Northwestern State at 7 p.m. CT. The head coach made his debut on TexAgs Live to detail the offseason preparations and expectations before Year 1 officially begins.