After going 0-18 in SEC play a year ago, Dennis Gates has his 15th-ranked Mizzou Tigers firing on all cylinders, and with a 6-3 conference record, the boys from CoMo are a perfect 15-0 inside Mizzou Arena this season. Can No. 10 Texas A&M end that streak? Find out on Saturday.

A week after a road win at South Carolina. No. 10 Texas A&M returns from its bye to face a hostile crowd as the Aggies take on No. 15 Missouri. A&M's visit to Columbia marks another opportunity for the Maroon & White to pick up a 'Quad I' victory, sitting at seven in 2024-25.

Undefeated at home this season, the No. 15 Missouri Tigers will play host to Buzz Williams' 10-ranked Aggies. PowerMizzou.com beat writer Drew King joined TexAgs Live to preview the ranked matchup as well as inform us about Dennis Gates' third-year Tigers.

Tyrece Radford and Wade Taylor IV provided some pop offensively, combining for 40 to help Texas A&M secure the sweep of Missouri in the 79-60 win on Wednesday night. Additionally, Andersson Garcia's 16 rebounds and defensive presence shined in the victory.

The series shifts to Columbia as Texas A&M and Missouri meet again on a Wednesday night after the Aggies won the first matchup in January, 63-57. Sitting at 4-4 in conference play, the Maroon & White look to keep the home-standing Tigers winless in the league.

Texas A&M can repeat last season's series sweep in Wednesday's rematch with a struggling Missouri squad that's lost nine straight games. Despite all indications otherwise, an easy win is far from assured as the Ags shot a season low 28 percent in their first meeting with the Tigers.

Texas A&M defeated Missouri on Jan. 23, but now the Maroon & White travel to Columbia for a Wednesday night rematch with the Tigers. After winning a hard-fought nailbiter on Saturday, the Aggies look to be winners of back-to-back conference matchups.

Having seemingly found their footing in Saturday's win over LSU, the Aggies now start a three-game homestand with the chance to make big strides in the SEC race. Tom Schuberth shares his scouting report on what to expect from Dennis Gates and the Missouri Tigers.

Alongside Wade Taylor IV, who has scored a boastful 91 points in the last three games, other offensive weapons have emerged recently for Texas A&M. From Anderrson Garcia to Jace Carter, point production figures to remain a priority as the Aggies battle Missouri on Tuesday.