It's Maroon vs. maroon madness in Starkville on Tuesday night as No. 7 Texas A&M squares off with No. 21 Mississippi State at Humphrey Coliseum. For Buzz Williams and the Aggies, they're seeking a sixth consecutive victory as they aim for another resume-booster on the road.

No. 8 Texas A&M has won four straight and six of its last seven as the Aggies overwhelmed Georgia in the second half on Tuesday night. Four Aggies scored in double figures as Solomon Washington scored 17 points to lead the way for the Maroon & White.

With a clutch 3-pointer in the final seconds, No. 10 Texas A&M escaped Mizzou Arena with another crucial Quadrant 1A victory as the Aggies' resume continues to get better and better. A&M now has five Quad 1A wins and six victories over ranked opponents in 2024-2025.

South Carolina hung around late on Saturday night, but No. 13 Texas A&M left Colonial Life Arena with another important road victory in the Southeastern Conference. At 6-3 through nine league games, the Aggies currently sit in fourth place in the insanely strong SEC.

Behind five double-digit scorers and a complete takeover on the boards, No. 13 Texas A&M secured the sweep over Porter Moser's Oklahoma Sooners with a 75-68 win on Tuesday. The Ags also found success behind the charity stripe, cashing in 29-of-35 from the free-throw line.

Texas A&M was on the other end of an improbable comeback as Texas rallied back to shock Buzz Williams' Aggies at the Moody Center in Austin, 70-69. With the loss, the Maroon & White sit at 4-3 in Southeastern Conference play and 15-5 overall.

Another improbable second-half rally, headlined by Manny Obaseki's go-ahead 3-pointer with 13 seconds remaining, saw No. 13 Texas A&M boost its resume with a 63-62 road win over No. 16 Ole Miss on Wednesday. A&M now has three Quad 1A victories, all away from Reed Arena.

A win is a win, but No. 11 Texas A&M's 68-57 victory over LSU on Saturday night was far from pretty as the Aggies snapped a two-game losing skid. While the Maroon & White started to rebound like they have in the past, their free-throw issues still remained.

Despite attempting a comeback in the late stages, No. 11 Texas A&M ran out of gas and fell to No. 8 Kentucky at Rupp Arena on Tuesday night. At 2-2 in SEC play, both of the Aggies' defeats qualify as "Quadrant 1A" losses as their resume remains relatively unaffected.

Texas A&M shot just 58.3 percent at the free-throw line and lost the rebounding battle by eight as Alabama took the first-ever top-10 game at Reed Arena by a six-point margin. The Aggies' next opportunity for a statement comes on Tuesday evening in Lexington.

No. 13 Texas A&M opened Southeastern Conference action with an impressive 20-point victory against arch-rival Texas as the Aggies dominated the paint and put the clamps on the Longhorns' 3-point offense. Next is a difficult road trip to Norman to face 13-1 Oklahoma.

Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies put the finishing touches on their best non-conference showing ever as the Maroon & White bludgeoned Abilene Christian on Saturday afternoon in a 38-point beatdown that actually helped A&M's NET ranking.

On Friday afternoon, Buzz Williams' 12th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies posted a lopsided win over a Quadrant 4 opponent as A&M dominated Houston Christian at Reed Arena, 77-45. Following a 32-point victory, the Ags have just one non-conference game remaining.

Buzz Williams & Co. added a signature win to their resume on Saturday as No. 17 A&M went into a hostile "neutral" environment and took down No. 11 Purdue. With two non-conference games left, the Ags are now 9-2 overall and have three wins over ranked opponents.

With a 72-67 win over Texas Tech, Texas A&M boasts one of the more impressive non-conference resumes with four Quad 1 and 2 wins in the books. After a successful trip to DFW, the Aggies will continue their road stretch, heading to Indianapolis to face Purdue.

Texas A&M overcame 18 turnovers and surged as the second half winded down to beat Wake Forest in a game closer than the stat sheet indicates. Now 5-0 at home for the first time since 2021-22, the Aggies ride a three-game win streak into a Fort Worth showdown with Texas Tech.

By beating Rutgers on Saturday in Las Vegas, No. 20 Texas A&M finished a 2-1 showing in the Players Era Festival as the Aggies improved to 6-2 on the season. With another quality win in the books, A&M will now face three power conference foes in a row beginning Tuesday.

In a top-25 matchup at the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas, No. 20 Texas A&M outlasted No. 21 Creighton in a back-and-forth second half as the Aggies defeated the Bluejays, 77-73. A&M will finish its stay in Sin City against Rutgers on Saturday afternoon.