Texas A&M Basketball Recruiting News

On Sunday evening, Buzz Williams and Aggie basketball received a verbal commitment from 2022 point guard Amaree Abram as he became the first to join A&M's 2022 class. Logan Lee analyzes the game of the 6-3 Southern California Academy product.

On Friday, Buzz Williams and Texas A&M basketball picked up Mississippi State's Jalen Johnson out of the transfer portal. In 2020-21, Johnson averaged 5.2 points per game and 1.7 board per games in just over 16 minutes of action per contest.

With the NFL Draft just over a week away, Billy Liucci shares his thoughts on Kellen Mond and other NFL-hopeful Aggies, offers some recruiting analysis, discusses the steady increase in elite talent in Jimbo Fisher's program and more.

Grayson College guard Aaron Johnson-Cash has signed on the dotted line with Buzz Williams and the Aggies. Logan Lee shares his analysis of A&M's newest addition as the 6-7 guard makes his way to Aggieland.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates from the hardwood, the pool and the track as it was a busy weekend for the Maroon & White.

Heavily recruited by A&M before initially choosing UConn, Javonte Brown-Ferguson announced on Friday evening that he will be an Aggie after all. Logan Lee breaks down what the big man's transfer means for Buzz Williams and his squad.

On Friday evening, Connecticut forward Javonte Brown-Ferguson announced that he will transfer to Texas A&M to play for Buzz Williams. Brown will add a much-needed presence on the inside that the Aggies have lacked during the Williams era.

Texas A&M basketball picked up a surprise commitment on Friday from 2021 junior college forward Jevonnie Scott. Originally from the Great White North, Scott has been playing for South Plains College in Levelland, Texas.

Manny Obaseki, Wade Taylor and Ashton Smith are officially members of the Texas A&M basketball family as the trio signed their NLIs on Wednesday. TexAgs' basketball analyst Logan Lee breaks down Buzz Williams' 2021 haul.

With the early signing period for college basketball beginning on Wednesday, Texas A&M hoops announced the addition of three prospects. Joining the Aggies from the class of 2021 are Manny Obaseki, Wade Taylor and Ashton Smith.

2021 big man Ashton Smith announced on Halloween that he'll be bringing his talents to Aggieland to play for Buzz Williams at Texas A&M. Smith and his prep school head coach PJ Cousy spoke to TexAgs about his game and his future in College Station.

Texas A&M added size to the future roster with the addition of Ashton Smith, but TexAgs hoops analyst Logan Lee describes Smith's rare athleticism for a player of his size as what sets him apart.

Buzz Williams and the Aggies continue to build for the future, adding 6-foot-9 forward Ashton Smith, who becomes the third member of Texas A&M's 2021 class.

2021 forward/center Ashton Smith has grown considerably, and he's seen his offer list grow as a result. Down to just four schools in consideration, Smith is drawing close to an October 31 decision date, and the Aggies are definitely in play.

Last week, Buzz Williams and Co. added another commit in the class of 2021 in Lancaster PG Wade Taylor. Jake Weingarten of Stock Risers joined TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on Taylor as a player and what Buzz is building in Aggieland.

Buzz Williams continues to build the A&M roster to suit his style of play, and the newest pledge fits the profile. Wade Taylor is a talented point guard who has both offensive and defensive skills and who plays with intensity.