In the renewal of the rivalry, Texas A&M is attempting to break Texas' streak of 10 consecutive home wins over the Aggies. After an 80-60 win in College Station on January 4, A&M looks to make it 2-0 against the Longhorns on the hardwood in 2025.

Against Ole Miss and Oklahoma, Texas A&M stormed back from double-digit deficits to secure come-from-behind wins. In the Aggies' second clash against Texas this season, Buzz Williams' Ags look to jump out to a fast start and avoid being a "second-half basketball team."

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M hoops will travel to Austin to face Texas. Liucci previewed the Lone Star Showdown on the hardwood, detailed Mike Elko's addition to the defensive staff and more.

Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Aggies will have a rowdy Reed Arena crowd behind them on Saturday night as the Texas Longhorns come to Aggieland. After a wildly successful non-conference slate, the rivalry renewal represents Texas A&M's first SEC clash of the year.

With an 11-2 record and a lottery pick leading the way, Rodney Terry's Texas Longhorns begin their first season in the SEC with the Lone Star Showdown in Aggieland on Saturday night. It will be the Horns' first trip to Reed Arena since Feb. 6, 2012.

Despite trailing at the break, Texas A&M cruised to an 18-point victory over Oregon State at Reed Arena on Sunday evening, 72-54. Dexter Dennis poured in a game-high 16 points as he led a group of four Aggies that reached double figures in the winning effort.

After a dismal showing on both ends against Boise State in Fort Worth, Buzz Williams & Co. return to Reed Arena to take on Oregon State. Sunday's bout provides the Aggies a perfect opportunity to make key defensive adjustments that may have a huge impact on the season.