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With just four regular-season games remaining before the SEC Tournament, Texas A&M's 75-71 victory over Oklahoma moved the Aggies one step closer to the Big Dance.
It was another nail-biter, but the Maroon and White found a way to escape Norman with their ninth conference win of the season. Head coach Bucky McMillan continues to exceed first-year expectations in Bryan-College Station after being picked to finish 13th in the preseason SEC rankings.
Before Aggie fans can begin booking their tickets and making plans for March Madness, many inconsistencies were displayed in the win over the Sooners that must be cleaned up entering the midweek contest against No. 20 Arkansas.
Texas A&M allowed 21 second-chance points against the 13th-ranked team in the conference while also shooting just 55% at the free-throw line. Graduate forward Rashaun Agee continues to dominate inside the paint for the Aggies, but the team has struggled to establish a physical presence beyond that.
The unit found its footing offensively, however, as McMillan's squad shot 43.5% from the field and 55.0% from 3-point range in the win.
Here are the best social media reactions from the Aggies' road victory over the Sooners, with a massive matchup against the Razorbacks looming:
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It was another nail-biter, but the Maroon and White found a way to escape Norman with their ninth conference win of the season. Head coach Bucky McMillan continues to exceed first-year expectations in Bryan-College Station after being picked to finish 13th in the preseason SEC rankings.
Before Aggie fans can begin booking their tickets and making plans for March Madness, many inconsistencies were displayed in the win over the Sooners that must be cleaned up entering the midweek contest against No. 20 Arkansas.
Texas A&M allowed 21 second-chance points against the 13th-ranked team in the conference while also shooting just 55% at the free-throw line. Graduate forward Rashaun Agee continues to dominate inside the paint for the Aggies, but the team has struggled to establish a physical presence beyond that.
The unit found its footing offensively, however, as McMillan's squad shot 43.5% from the field and 55.0% from 3-point range in the win.
Here are the best social media reactions from the Aggies' road victory over the Sooners, with a massive matchup against the Razorbacks looming:
A little Boomer Sooner troll from the Texas A&M men's basketball admin
Aggies' social media team remains undefeated
Recap of the action from Norman
Recap of tonight's actionpic.twitter.com/Qvt9ZnsYNZ
— Texas A&M Basketball (@aggiembk) February 22, 2026
Aggies boosting their résumé
Texas A&M is exceeding expectations in Year 1 under McMillan
Aggies tighten up and get the job done against the Sooners
More on Rylan Griffen's clutch performance
Where are the Aggies on Joe Lunardi's bracket projections after the Quad 1 win?
A&M sweeps OU
Break out the brooms
Texas A&M has swept Oklahoma for the second consecutive season
The Aggies are 4-0 since the Sooners joined the SEC pic.twitter.com/bNU6xVP4yT
— Luke Evangelist (@lukeevangelist_) February 22, 2026
Updated SEC standings
Path to March Madness gets better for Texas A&M with win
ROAD KILL IN NORMAN
NINE WINS DOWN. THE PATH IS GETTING CLEARER.#BUCKYBALL#ROADTOTHETOURNAMENTpic.twitter.com/4mFQEupjbZ
— Luke Evangelist (@lukeevangelist_) February 22, 2026
All smiles from Agee and the Aggies after the road win
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