As one of four programs in the country with five combined Quadrant 1 and 2 wins, No. 12 Texas A&M boasts one of the most impressive non-conference resumes in college basketball. Winners of five straight, the Aggies aim to make it six on Friday against Houston Christian.

Known for "The Baptism" in March of 2008, former Texas A&M guard Donald Sloan earned first-team All-Big 12 honors in 2010 and is one of the best Aggie hoopers ever. We caught up with Sloan and spoke to Justin Lanham about A&M's resume-boosting win over Purdue.

Winners of five straight, Texas A&M hoops picked up another non-conference resume booster, taking down Purdue on Saturday. ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play man Tom Hart joined TexAgs Live to discuss SEC basketball as a whole as well as CFP storylines.

Buzz Williams & Co. added a signature win to their resume on Saturday as No. 17 A&M went into a hostile "neutral" environment and took down No. 11 Purdue. With two non-conference games left, the Ags are now 9-2 overall and have three wins over ranked opponents.

No. 17 Texas A&M clinched its third victory over a ranked opponent as the Aggies went into Indianapolis and knocked off No. 11 Purdue on Saturday, 70-66. Officially a "neutral-site" victory earned just 70 miles from West Lafayette, A&M now has three Quadrant 1 wins.

A Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Famer, Joseph Jones ranks fourth in career points for the Maroon & White. We caught up with "The Pride of Normangee" and analyzed A&M's recent play with Justin Lanham ahead of Saturday's meeting with No. 11 Purdue.

With a 72-67 win over Texas Tech, Texas A&M boasts one of the more impressive non-conference resumes with four Quad 1 and 2 wins in the books. After a successful trip to DFW, the Aggies will continue their road stretch, heading to Indianapolis to face Purdue.

Participating in the 2024 US LBM Coast-to-Coast Challenge at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, No. 22 Texas A&M gets another non-conference test on Sunday afternoon as the Aggies take on former SWC and Big 12 rival Texas Tech.

Former Southwest Conference and Big 12 rivals meet at Dickies Arena on Saturday afternoon as No. 22 Texas A&M's non-conference gauntlet continues against Texas Tech. The Red Raiders enter the contest with a 7-1 record and are knocking on the door of becoming ranked.

A former conference foe, Texas A&M and Texas Tech meet again in the 2024 USLBM Coast-to-Coast Challenge at Dickies Arena on Sunday. Bringing a three-game win streak into the contest, Buzz Williams' Aggies are set on avoiding offensive dry spells to get the job done.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, we caught up with the "Voice of the Aggies" as Andrew Monaco offered his thoughts on all things Texas A&M Athletics. Monaco discussed Mike Elko's first season as well as Aggie basketball's recent three-game win streak.

Texas A&M overcame 18 turnovers and surged as the second half winded down to beat Wake Forest in a game closer than the stat sheet indicates. Now 5-0 at home for the first time since 2021-22, the Aggies ride a three-game win streak into a Fort Worth showdown with Texas Tech.

Wake Forest may be a Quad 3 opponent, but the Demon Deacons — powered by a talented backcourt in Hunter Sallis and Cameron Hildreth — still pose a threat for an A&M squad on short rest. A win in the second SEC/ACC Challenge would boost the Maroon & White to 7-2.

After his playing days wrapped up, former Texas A&M forward Antanas Kavaliauskas joined the coaching staff at Wake Forest, and with the Demon Deacons coming to Aggieland this week, "AK" joined this edition of the Reed Report to talk some college hoops.

The SEC/ACC Challenge will take place on the hardwood this week, and No. 22 Texas A&M hosts Wake Forest on Tuesday night at Reed Arena. Ahead of the non-conference showdown, Buzz Williams, Manny Obaseki and Henry Coleman III addressed the media.

The rivalry between Texas A&M and Texas was renewed at Kyle Field on Saturday. SEC Network voice joined TexAgs Live to discuss how the feud is good for college football and also speak on Buzz Williams' program sitting at 6-2.

By beating Rutgers on Saturday in Las Vegas, No. 20 Texas A&M finished a 2-1 showing in the Players Era Festival as the Aggies improved to 6-2 on the season. With another quality win in the books, A&M will now face three power conference foes in a row beginning Tuesday.

Thanks to Solomon Washington's massive block in the final minutes, No. 20 A&M survived a scare from Rutgers in the Players Era Festival as the Aggies prevailed, 81-77. Finishing the tournament 2-1, A&M returns to Reed Arena on Tuesday night to host Wake Forest.