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Texas A&M Looks to Regain Momentum Against Surging Missouri
The Aggies aim to snap a two-game skid as the Tigers seek another Quadrant 1 win on the road.
Feb. 11, 2026 at 3:15am
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Texas A&M will host Missouri in a key SEC matchup as the Aggies look to bounce back from consecutive losses and the Tigers try to continue their recent surge. Texas A&M suffered an 86-67 defeat to Florida in its last game, struggling with its shooting. Meanwhile, Missouri is coming off a dominant 78-59 win at South Carolina and has its sights set on an NCAA Tournament bid.
Why it matters
This game is crucial for both teams as they jockey for position in the SEC standings and work to improve their NCAA Tournament resumes. A win for Texas A&M would help the Aggies regain their early-season swagger, while a Missouri victory would further bolster the Tigers' tournament hopes.
The details
Texas A&M has lost two straight games, including a blowout loss to Florida in which the Aggies shot just 30.6% from the field. Missouri, on the other hand, is riding high after a 19-point win at South Carolina, its second straight victory. The Tigers have five more Quadrant 1 games remaining, including this matchup with the Aggies, as they look to solidify their NCAA Tournament standing.
- The game will be played on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 in College Station, Texas.
The players
Bucky McMillan
The head coach of the Texas A&M Aggies.
Dennis Gates
The head coach of the Missouri Tigers.
Pop Isaacs
A leading scorer for the Texas A&M Aggies.
Marcus Hill
A leading scorer for the Texas A&M Aggies.
Jayden Stone
A key player for the Missouri Tigers, scoring 22 points in their last game.
What they’re saying
“We can learn more from this game than a lot of games. Just understand we've got to stay the course and not get too antsy. Our destiny is right in front of us.”
— Bucky McMillan, Head Coach, Texas A&M Aggies
“I believe in this team. We did a good job staying together earlier in the year when we went through that adversity. I have no doubt this team will stick together, do this and find our swagger back.”
— Pop Isaacs, Player, Texas A&M Aggies
“To be able to go on the road and never have a deficit in a game is tremendous. Hats off to our team. We played a collective game from the beginning to the end. Defensively, to be able to hold a team on their home court to 30% in the first half, 30% in the second and for the game 30%, that's a remarkable accomplishment.”
— Dennis Gates, Head Coach, Missouri Tigers
What’s next
The winner of this game will take a big step forward in their quest for an NCAA Tournament bid, while the loser will need to regroup quickly with several more tough conference games remaining on the schedule.
The takeaway
This matchup between two teams heading in opposite directions will be a crucial test for both squads as they look to position themselves for postseason success. Texas A&M is aiming to regain its early-season form, while Missouri is seeking another signature Quadrant 1 win to bolster its tournament resume.
