Texas A&M and TCU are set to face each other in a home‑and‑home arrangement over the next two seasons, a scheduling move that rekindles a rivalry that has produced some memorable moments in recent years.
The Last Meeting
In their most recent encounter, held in Houston, TCU edged out the Aggies 68‑64. The game saw the Horned Frogs rally after a ten‑point halftime deficit, outscoring Texas A&M in the second half to secure the win.
Four TCU players reached double‑digit scoring, led by Charles O’Bannon’s 18 points, while Damion Baugh contributed 10‑of‑10 free‑throw shooting and added nine makes from the line. Emanuel Miller and Mike Miles also figured in the double‑digit column, giving the Frogs depth on the offensive end.
Texas A&M, despite the loss, showed resilience. Quenton Jackson poured in 13 points, including a pair of three‑pointers, and Marcus Williams paced the team with 16 points. Tyrece Radford and Wade Taylor IV contributed, though they were quieter than usual, while Henry Coleman III added his share of work on the boards.
The Aggies hold a 56‑50 all‑time edge over the Horned Frogs, yet the last ten matchups have been evenly split, underscoring the competitive balance. This upcoming series will test whether the pattern continues, with both coaching staffs — Buzz Williams for Texas A&M and Jamie Dixon for TCU — looking to fine‑tune strategies.
Beyond the scoreboard, the games promise a clash of styles. TCU’s recent victory also featured superior offensive and defensive rebounding, more assists, and a higher count of blocks and steals, indicating a more rounded performance that could shape the upcoming contests.