Just three games remain on Texas A&M's non-conference schedule, but the Aggies' NET ranking is already much better than last year's. With a pair of Quadrant 1 victories and the absence of any Quad 3 or 4 losses, the Aggies sit at No. 23 in the all-important metric.

While examining the non-conference slate for the Texas A&M men's basketball team days before the season's official start, the chance to face No. 10-rated Florida Atlantic at the ESPN Events Invitational in Orlando could be crucial in the Aggies' pursuit of a berth into the NCAAs.

Anticipation is high for A&M hoops after appearing in numerous preseason top 25 polls and returning most of its roster from last year's team that clinched its first NCAA Tournament berth since 2018. If history repeats itself, Buzz Williams & Co. might have another historic run.

While Texas A&M's 2022-2023 season came to an end with a first-round loss in the NCAA Tournament, Buzz Williams & Co. still put together an impressive campaign and helped turn Reed Arena back into one of the best atmospheres in the SEC.

While Aggies won't laugh when looking back on Thursday's loss to Penn State, they might remember A&M's 2022-23 season very fondly. After a year in which Buzz Williams & Co. provided numerous great memories, the future of Texas A&M basketball appears bright.

After a Dec. 20 loss to Wofford, the Aggies were "left for dead" with little-to-no hope of making the NCAA Tournament. However, a practice on Christmas helped begin an incredible turnaround that has Texas A&M participating in March Madness for the first time in five years.

After slumping to 6-5 on Dec. 20, Texas A&M has bounced back in a big way and remains alive in the race for the SEC regular-season title. For the turnaround, Buzz Williams deserves praise, and he should be the obvious choice for the league's Coach of the Year award.

Buzz Williams has a roster of fighters in Maroon & White. These Aggies have fought their way back from a loss to Wofford to controlling their destiny in the SEC, and for their tough, gritty style of play, this team might even be worthy of a nickname that lives in A&M football lore.

After a head-scratching loss to Wofford on Tuesday afternoon, there are plenty of grievances to air regarding Buzz Williams' basketball team. David Sandhop and Olin Buchanan discuss all things Aggie basketball related on another edition of the Reed Report.

The Aggies went ice-cold for nearly five minutes in the second half as Wofford stormed back to take the lead and eventually win, 67-62. Despite never trailing in the first and leading by 10 points, A&M couldn't stave off the Terriers as they were outscored 11-5 to close the game.

Buzz Williams & Co. dropped their second straight game after suffering an inexcusable 67-62 loss to Wofford College on Tuesday afternoon. TexAgs presents a collection of our best shots from the action between the Aggies and Terriers.

It's another edition of Holiday Hoops at Reed Arena as the Fightin' Texas Aggies host the Wofford Terriers for a Tuesday matinee in College Station. Follow along as the TexAgs crew provides live updates of the action on the hardwood from Aggieland.

While Texas A&M still has its issues regarding certain statistical categories, Buzz Williams says a complete effort could mask a number of those problems. The Aggies will hope to exhibit that type of intensity and tenacity for a full 40 minutes when they host Wofford on Tuesday.

Texas A&M men's basketball returns to the friendly confines on Tuesday afternoon for a Holiday Hoops matinee against Wofford. Ahead of the Aggies' matchup with the Terriers, Buzz Williams spoke to the media to preview the contest.

Monday's game against Wofford had the feel of a first-round tournament game, as the Terriers came to play and know how to win. A&M adjusted at halftime and finished well for another home win, and Logan Lee shares his key insights from the victory.

Texas A&M wrapped up non-conference play on Monday with a 70-52 win over Wofford at Reed Arena. Following the contest, Buzz Williams, Jay Jay Chandler and Hassan Diarra spoke to the media about the victory.

Wofford jumped out to an early 15-3 lead, but the Aggies responded beautifully as they dominated the final 35 minutes of the game en route to a 70-52 victory. Emanuel Miller led the way with 16 points, while freshman Hassan Diarra added 14.