Texas A&M had its hands full with one of the best teams in the nation on Saturday, falling behind 21 points in the second half before a furious rally fell just short in the closing moments of a 70-66 loss to No. 4 Houston.

Behind the hot shooting of Wade Taylor IV, the Aggies scored 43 second-half points, which is just six below the 49.7 points average the UH defense allows for an entire game.