Bucky McMillan was introduced as the 23rd head basketball coach at Texas A&M on Monday, and he's now hard at work building a roster for 2025-2026. Former Samford forward Jermaine Marshall joined this edition of the Reed Report to give us a "Bucky Ball" crash course.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live Friday morning to discuss Caden Sorrell's Masters-ful walk-off as Texas A&M took the series opener vs. South Carolina. Liucci also shared his thoughts on the House v. NCAA settlement and much more.

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Wade Taylor IV had an illustrious career in Maroon & White and finished his career as A&M's all-time leading scorer. "Four" joined Ar'maj Reed-Adams on the fourth episode of Reed Between The Lines to discuss his time in Aggieland, his jersey being in Reed Arena's rafters and more.

Throughout a four-year career at Texas A&M, Henry Coleman III shined on and off the court, fully embracing the spirit of the 12th Man. The senior joined TexAgs Live to relive some of his favorite memories in Aggieland and speak on the program's direction under Bucky McMillan.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live Monday morning to discuss Texas A&M's hire of Bucky McMillan as the 23rd basketball coach in program history. Liucci also discussed Michael Earley & Co.'s remarkable series win over No. 1 Tennessee.

Texas A&M is searching for a new head coach after Buzz Williams left Texas A&M for Maryland. ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the movement and what kind of coach Trev Alberts & Co. should seek out.

News broke on Tuesday afternoon that Buzz Williams is leaving Texas A&M to become the head coach at Maryland. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño look back on the Williams era and discuss where the Aggies should begin their search.

It was announced on Tuesday that Buzz Williams is leaving Texas A&M to become the next head basketball coach at the University of Maryland. With a 120-73 overall record in College Station, Williams' tenure in Maroon & White was good but overall disappointing.

Buzz Williams is departing Texas A&M after six seasons as head coach and is set to become the next head coach at the University of Maryland. Despite owning a 120-73 overall record, Williams was 2-3 in the NCAA Tournament and never took the Aggies to the Sweet 16.

Former Texas A&M guard Logan Lee joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to break down the 2024-25 season. As NIL continues to change the landscape of NCAA basketball, Lee covered which expectations and desires were met by the Aggies and which weren't.

Matt Browning, Kevin Ricketts and Roy May joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share a fan perspective on all things Texas A&M Athletics as the Maroon & White prepare for a home series against Kentucky and football has four spring practices in the books.

Texas A&M's stay in March Madness was cut short in the Round of 32, and to react to the Maroon & White's abbreviated run in the NCAA Tournament, Justin Lanham joined the final edition of the Reed Report for the 2024-2025 campaign.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to react to Texas A&M's second-round exit in the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Liucci discussed the legacy of Buzz Williams and the 2024-2025 Aggies as a memorable year came to a close.

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.

A memorable 2024-2025 campaign came to an abrupt and disappointing finish on Saturday night as a six-minute scoring drought doomed Texas A&M in a 91-79 loss to Michigan. As the careers of eight Aggies come to a close, doubt about the program's future has officially started.

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.

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.