Thanks to an early charge from the Aggies that had them take an early 11-4 lead at the first timeout, it was all A&M early before LSU fought back to head into the break tied up. The Aggies came into the matchup looking to get back in the winner's column following Tuesday’s loss to Kentucky and Saturday’s close defeat to Alabama.

No. 11 Texas A&M men’s basketball’s defense came to life in the second half to capture a 68-57 victory over LSU at Reed Arena on Saturday. Graduate guard Wade Taylor IV returned to action after a three-game absence and tallied 12 points as the Aggies claimed their fourth win in their last five matchups with the Tigers.

After missing the past three games with injury, Wade Taylor finally returned to the hardwood to lead the Texas A&M Aggies past the LSU Tigers.

The Texas A&M men's basketball team pulled away in the second half to take care of the LSU Tigers in a nationally televised game on Jan. 18, 2025.