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.

After splitting a pair of regular-season matchups, Texas A&M and Texas meet in the second round of the 2025 SEC Tournament in Nashville on Thursday afternoon. With the Lone Star Showdown shifting to Music City, there is more at stake than bragging right now.

Ranked No. 14 nationally, Texas A&M's spot in the 2025 NCAA Tournament is safe, but the Aggies aren't relaxing as they head to Nashville as the No. 5 seed in this week's SEC Tournament. Indeed, Buzz Williams & Co. have their eyes on the hardware.

Texas A&M senior guard Wade Taylor IV added another accolade to his already impressive resume when he earned a third consecutive All-SEC first-team nod. Taylor is joined by Johni Broome, Walter Clayton Jr., Mark Sears and Zakai Zeigler on the first team.

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.

Halfway through the SEC gauntlet, No. 10 Texas A&M sits at 6-3 in the league with nine crucial games remaining to solidify the Aggies' resume as one of the nation's best. In this episode of the Reed Report, Luke Evangelist and Justin Lanham set the stage for A&M's stretch run.

Behind five double-digit scorers and a complete takeover on the boards, No. 13 Texas A&M secured the sweep over Porter Moser's Oklahoma Sooners with a 75-68 win on Tuesday. The Ags also found success behind the charity stripe, cashing in 29-of-35 from the free-throw line.

Texas A&M was on the other end of an improbable comeback as Texas rallied back to shock Buzz Williams' Aggies at the Moody Center in Austin, 70-69. With the loss, the Maroon & White sit at 4-3 in Southeastern Conference play and 15-5 overall.

With three seconds left, Tramon Mark hit a last-second layup to upset No. 13 Texas A&M and complete Texas' 22-point comeback. With a double-digit lead for the majority of the game, it was the largest lead given up during the Buzz Williams era.

Another Quadrant 1 opportunity, Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Aggies are back on the road, facing Texas at the Moody Center. Sitting at 4-2 in conference play, the Aggies look to claim three straight SEC wins and two away from Reed Arena.

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.

Texas A&M's No. 2 all-time leading scorer and superstar guard Wade Taylor IV was sidelined for three games but returned to the lineup in Saturday's win over LSU. SEC Network play-by-play Tom Hart offered his thoughts on the Aggies with "Four" back on the floor.

For the first time in its 27-year history, Reed Arena will host a top-10 battle this weekend when No. 10 Texas A&M faces No. 5 Alabama to town for a Saturday primetime showdown. In this edition of the Reed Report, we get ready for the highly-anticipated Aggie-Tide matchup.

As the color commentator on Texas A&M basketball radio broadcasts, Dr. John Thornton had a front-row seat to see the Aggies saw 'em off on Saturday night. He joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to review the 80-60 win and share what makes the Ags such a special group.