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.

Despite holding a 10-point lead at multiple points in the second half, Texas A&M went ice cold down the stretch in a 91-79 loss to the Michigan Wolverines. Afterward, Zhuric Phelps, CJ Wilcher and Jace Carter spoke about the Aggies' season coming to an end.

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.

A ticket to the Sweet 16 will be punched on Saturday in Denver as No. 4 seed Texas A&M and No. 5 seed Michigan square off in the Round of 32 at Ball Arena. Ahead of the 4:15 p.m. CT tipoff, David Nuño, Olin Buchanan and Luke Evangelist set the scene from the Mile High City.

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.

No rest for the weary in Denver as Texas A&M was back on the practice court on Friday in preparation for Saturday's showdown with No. 5 seed Michigan. Henry Coleman, Pharrel Payne and CJ Wilcher spoke to TexAgs about surviving and advancing.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies took to the court at Ball Arena in Denver for the first time on Wednesday ahead of tomorrow's NCAA Tournament first-round matchup with the Yale Bulldogs. A handful of Aggies spoke to TexAgs about their experience so far.

During Sunday's 2025 NCAA Selection Show, the Fightin' Texas Aggies were awarded a No. 4 seed in the South Region of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Buzz Williams & Co. will face No. 13 seed Yale on Thursday in Denver, Colo. to begin their run in March Madness.

Buzz Williams and the Fightin' Texas Aggies are headed back to College Station after suffering a 94-89 loss to Texas in double overtime at the SEC Tournament in Nashville. A&M now awaits its NCAA Tournament fate, with Selection Sunday coming later this weekend.

Texas A&M's 94-89 loss to Texas in double overtime on Thursday is the perfect example of the stresses that come with watching Aggie basketball. While an exasperating defeat, Buzz Williams & Co. are now looking ahead to the opportunity that awaits in the NCAA Tournament.

No. 5 seed Texas A&M's time at the 2025 SEC Tournament is over after suffering a double-overtime loss to No. 13 seed Texas on Thursday, 94-89. Wade Taylor IV's game-high 29 points were not enough as the Aggies fell to the Longhorns for a second time this season.

The two rivals split their regular-season matchups, but who will prevail when Texas A&M and Texas meet on Thursday afternoon in Nashville? It will be either the Aggies or the Longhorns advancing to the SEC Tournament quarterfinals against Tennessee on Friday.

In their last home game of the 2024-2025 season, No. 22 Texas A&M faces No. 1 Auburn for a showdown on Tuesday night inside Reed Arena. With a four-game losing streak, the Aggies must show out against the top-ranked team in the Southeastern Conference.

Entering Senior Night with a four-game losing streak isn't what the No. 22 Aggies had in mind, and Buzz Williams & Co. must look to Wade Taylor IV's high-scoring tactics and for more accuracy from behind the arc to take down No. 1 Auburn on Tuesday night at Reed Arena.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning after a full weekend of Aggie Athletics. Liucci discussed Texas A&M basketball's loss at Florida, baseball's outing in Houston and much more.

In search of yet another Quadrant 1A win on the road, No. 12 Texas A&M travels to No. 3 Florida for a primetime showdown with College GameDay in town. The Aggies look to get back in the win column after losing three straight games for the first time this season.

No. 12 Texas A&M is on a three-game losing skid, and a 3-point shooting outburst from CJ Wilcher may be required to end that slide as the Aggies venture to Gainesville to face the high-scoring and third-ranked Florida Gators on Saturday night.

In search of ending a three-game slide, No. 12 Texas A&M is headed to Gainesville for a Saturday night SEC showdown with No. 3 Florida. Ahead of the road trip, Buzz Williams and CJ Wilcher spoke to the media to preview the matchup with the Gators.