Texas A&M put a halt to an abbreviated two-game slide with a nail-biting 86-81 victory over Montana on Tuesday evening. On this edition of the Reed Report, Logan Lee joined to share his overarching thoughts on the first five games of the Bucky Ball era in Aggieland.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies nearly watched a 19-point lead completely slip away as Montana roared back to make it a one-point game in the final seconds. However, clutch free-throw shooting allowed the Maroon & White to escape with a much-needed 86-81 victory.

Leading by as many as 19 points in the final seven minutes, Texas A&M watched its advantage dwindle to a single point in the dying seconds as the Aggies ultimately outlasted Montana on Tuesday night, 86-81. With the win, A&M ends a two-game slide and improves to 3-2 on the year.

With a pair of "buy" games this week at Reed Arena, Bucky McMillan & Co. must get back on track, but it won't be easy on Tuesday night as the Montana Grizzlies come to Reed Arena for a "rare" Quadrant 3 home game on the non-conference schedule.

After a 12-point loss to UCF on Friday, Bucky McMillan & Co. are ready to turn the page and set their sights on hosting Montana on Tuesday. The head coach joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to speak on the back-to-back losses and how the Aggies are growing because of them.

Yet another resume-booster eluded Texas A&M as the Aggies failed to uphold a 14-point second-half lead and suffered an 86-74 loss to Central Florida on Friday night. Now 0-2 vs. Big 12 opponents, the Maroon & White will return to action on Tuesday to face Montana.

Last Sunday, Texas A&M dropped its first contest in a 24-point loss to Oklahoma State. In this episode of Reed Report, Luke Evangelist and Justin Lanham spoke on the lessons learned and how they can apply those on Friday vs. UCF at Reed Arena.

Both Texas A&M and Oklahoma want to speed up the tempo and play fast, which means Sunday's Stillwater showdown could turn into a track meet. With both the Ags and Pokes somewhat shorthanded, this Big 12 revival could be a race to 90 points.

Get to know your favorite Texas A&M student-athletes beyond our patented Texas Aggies United interviews in Take Five! Sitting down for a quick chat this week were Kyndal Stowers, Josh Holloway, Kennedy Powell and Fatmata Janneh.

Monday might have been Bucky Ball's first game in Aggieland, but on Thursday, the high-octane style of play truly arrived as Texas A&M saw its highest scoring output since 2017 in a 104-70 drubbing of Texas Southern at Reed Arena.

The 12th Man saw their first glimpse of Bucky Ball in a 30-point win against Northwestern State. Justin Lanham sat down for the first Reed Report of the 2025-26 campaign to discuss early expectations, the season-opening win and more.

After scoring 98 points in the season-opener on Monday night, Bucky McMillan & Co. will search for an early-season encore with a Thursday matchup against Texas Southern. With the Aggies at 1-0, they'll play their second of three games in Week 1 of the 2025-2026 campaign.

The first week of the college hoops season continues as the Fightin' Texas Aggies play host to Texas Southern at Reed Arena on Thursday night. Coached by Johnny Jones, the Tigers come to Aggieland with an 0-1 record after a 55-point loss to Gonzaga on Monday night.

Thursday night's meeting with Texas Southern will offer the 12th Man a second chance to check out Bucky McMillan's first-year squad. Coming off a 98-68 win over Northwestern State at Reed Arena, the Aggies will resume their quest for consistent play.

In 18 minutes during Monday's season-opener, Josh Holloway contributed 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the field as the Fightin' Texas Aggies are off to a 1-0 start. After making his A&M debut, Holloway joined Reed & React to

Late afternoons are for the B-Team as Ryan Brauninger and the crew join you on the drive home each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon! On Episode 31 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane discuss their favorite fast food spots, Bucky McMillan's debut and more.

The Bucky McMillan era opened with a bang on Monday night as the Aggies utilized their high-scoring and high-pressure style of play to overwhelm Northwestern State at Reed Arena, 98-68. Most impressive is that A&M is a team that still has plenty of room for improvement.

On Texas A&M basketball's completely rebuilt roster, there are nine new guards in Aggieland that will be running the show in Bucky McMillan's first season. From those expected to be stars to the ones playing limited minutes, each backcourt player has an important role in 2025-26.