For the first time since 2018, Texas A&M men's basketball won a game in the NCAA Tournament, but it was certainly a roller coaster ride of a season to see the Maroon & White reach the Big Dance and participate in the madness of March.

During TexAgs Radio GO Hour, we caught up with the "Voice of the Aggies," Andrew Monaco, who offered his thoughts on all things Texas A&M basketball and baseball. Monaco reminisced on Aggie hoops' season and their run through the NCAA Tournament.

Buzz Williams & Co. had plenty of ups and downs on the hardwood this season as 2023-2024 officially came to an end in the Round of 32. In this edition of the Reed Report, David Sandhop and Luke Evangelist review the Ags' NCAA Tournament run and the year as a whole.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M basketball. "The Source" discussed Andersson Garcia's game-tying 3-pointer to head into overtime, Buzz Williams' fifth season and much more.

Andersson Garcia made the insane shot to send Texas A&M into overtime, but the Aggies could not close it out in extra minutes against top-seeded Houston, 100-95. In Buzz Williams' fifth year, the Aggies ended the season with a 21-15 record.

Texas A&M fell in disappointing fashion after Andersson Garcia sunk a triple to force overtime, but the Aggies could not outlast the Cougars. Afterward, Manny Obaseki, Henry Coleman III, Jace Carter and Solomon Washington spoke about the Aggies' season coming to an end.

Andersson Garcia hit a triple at the buzzer to end a 17-5 Aggie run and force an extra frame, but the miraculous comeback was not to be as No. 1 seed Houston prevailed in overtime, 100-95. Texas A&M's 2023-2024 comes to a close in Memphis with a 21-15 final record.

It's an old Southwest Conference basketball tilt in Memphis, as No. 9 seed A&M and No. 1 seed Houston battle for the right to advance to the Sweet 16 on Sunday night. Ahead of tipoff, Billy Liucci explains why he's excited for what figures to be a highly competitive showdown.

For the second time this season, Texas A&M and Houston will meet on the hardwood, and this time, the stakes are raised significantly as the two battle in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at the FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee.

Texas A&M and Houston met on Dec. 16 at the Toyota Center, and over three months later, the two teams are set to meet in a different NBA venue as second-round foes in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. A spot in the Sweet 16 in Dallas is on the line in this Lone Star showdown.

When Texas A&M and Houston met at the Toyota Center on Dec. 16, the Cougars got the better of the Aggies in a 70-66 ballgame. Now, the former Southwest Conference rivals meet in the second round of the NCAA Tournament with a ticket to Dallas on the line.

No rest for the weary in Memphis as Texas A&M was back on the practice court on Saturday in preparation for Sunday's showdown with No. 1 seed Houston. After practice, Wade Taylor IV, Tyrece Radford and Manny Obaseki spoke to TexAgs about surviving and advancing.

Buzz Williams and the Fightin' Texas Aggies certainly looked the part in a 98-83 bludgeoning of Nebraska in the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament. After annihilating the Cornhuskers, A&M advances to face No. 1 seed Houston in Sunday's round of 32.

The outcome was never much in doubt as No. 9 seed Texas A&M outplayed and outsmarted No. 8 seed Nebraska in a thorough 98-83 victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Memphis. Hot offensively from all over the floor, Wade Taylor IV led all scorers with 25 points.

Wade Taylor IV scored 25 points, Manny Obaseki added 22 and No. 9 seed Texas A&M claimed its first win in the NCAA Tournament since 2018 with Friday night's 98-83 triumph over Nebraska. The Ags shot a blistering 54.2 percent from deep and controlled the boards 40-28.

It's game day for Aggie basketball, as 9-seed A&M takes on the 8-seeded Nebraska Cornhuskers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Former A&M guard Mark French joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the matchup and how the Aggies can pull it off.

Buzz Williams & Co. are in the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season, facing another Big Ten foe in Nebraska. Both teams are looking to break trends as the Aggies have yet to win a game in the "Big Dance" under Williams, and the Huskers have never won a game.

Similar to last year, Texas A&M men's basketball has again been matched up to face a prolific 3-point shooting squad to open the NCAA Tournament, facing Nebraska on Friday night. However, this time, the Ags feel more prepared to defend a barrage from beyond the arc.