How to Watch: Nebraska Men's Basketball vs. Texas A&M

The Huskers face a tough first-round matchup against the Aggies in the NCAA Tournament
How to Watch: Nebraska Men's Basketball vs. Texas A&M
How to Watch: Nebraska Men's Basketball vs. Texas A&M /

The Nebraska Cornhuskers made the big dance! They have a tough first-round matchup in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament as they are ranked as a No. 8 seed and will face the No. 9 seed Texas A&M out of the SEC.

The Aggies enter Friday night's game coming off a tight loss to the Florida Gators in the SEC Tournament semifinals. They are led by guard Wade Taylor, who is one of the best guards in the nation as he is flirting with a 19-point scoring average and leads his team in assists with 4.0 a game. He also leads the team in steals with 1.9 steals per game.

Nebraska enters the game coming off loss to Illinois in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament. The Huskers are led by lethal shooter and offensive threat Keisei Tominaga. He averages 14.9 points per game and has been a threat to any team that crosses his path. If Tominaga is on fire, Nebraska has a puncher’s chance against any team.

Below is how to watch this first-round competition.

  • When: 5:50 p.m. CDT Friday
  • Where: FedEx Forum, Memphis, Tenn.
  • Line: Nebraska 1.5-point favorites
  • TV/Online: TNT/NCAA March Madness App
  • Radio: Huskers Radio Network
  • ESPN Matchup Predictor: 50.3% Aggies, 49.7% Huskers
  • Next Round: The winner takes on the winner of Houston vs. Longwood

This is a tough matchup for both teams and arguably the most even first-round matchup in the tournament.

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Caleb Sisk
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Caleb Sisk I has been a sports writer since 2023. He joined HuskerMax and Nebraska On SI in 2024, where he focused on recruiting coverage for one of the nation’s most intriguing programs. His career began in 2020 as a video editor while still in high school. He quickly tried something new when he went to graphic design in 2022 and created his own brand. This led to early success and an easy choice for Sisk when it came to being more involved in sports coverage. He has covered a number of programs, including Tennessee, Cincinnati, Kansas, and more. Sisk also contributes to High School on SI.