Nathan Walkup News

Donald Sloan scored 17 points and No. 23 Texas A&M got an easy 71-50 win over The Citadel on Saturday night.

Two slow starts at the beginning of each half proved to be much to overcome for the Texas A&M Aggies Saturday evening as the 16th-ranked Aggies lost to the New Mexico Lobos 84 to 81 in the 2009 Houston Holiday Shootout in front of 7,757 fans.

When Texas A&M's Nathan Walkup toed the free-throw line late against New Mexico and with the Aggies trailing by two, teammate Donald Sloan allowed his thoughts to jump ahead.

Texas A&M's Nathan Walkup, right, is known for taking the layup, like here against West Virginia at the 76 Classic, but he has discovered that throwing down dunks is fun, too.

Donald Sloan scored 21 points to lead four players in double figures and No. 16 Texas A&M beat North Texas 75-65 on Monday night.

With a Top 25 ranking and two upsets over Top 20 teams in the past week, the Texas A&M men's basketball team has its first home game in over two weeks tonight when they face the Prairie View A&M Panthers at Reed Arena.

The University of Akron basketball team is adjusting to a novelty. The Zips , who play at nationally ranked Texas A&M Friday night, are learning to play with freshman Zeke Marshall, a skilled 7-footer who is slowly but surely making his presence felt, especially on defense.

The 19th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies open up a three-game homestand this evening, as they welcome the Prairie View A&M Panthers in non-conference action from Reed Arena in College Station.

JaMychal Green scored 20 points in Orlando, including a go-ahead dunk with five seconds to play, and Alabama beat No.

Derrick Roland scored 19 points to lead Texas A&M to a 66-65 victory over No. 22 Minnesota in the 76 Classic on Sunday.

Donald Sloan said he had been working overtime on his shot. It showed Friday night.

Texas A&M's Donald Sloan and Derrick Roland, playing in their hometown for the first time since high school, poured in career-highs Monday night to lead the Aggies to an 80-68 win over SMU.

With the season set to start in two days, I thought it was necessary to fill the eight month void left since the last Texas A&M Basketball article.

Texas A&M coach Mark Turgeon strolled into Reed Arena's interview room Thursday, a bounce in his step, looking ready to roll for a third season.