Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma Sooners Live Updates, Box Score

The Texas A&M Aggies return home to College Station after an eventful trip to Neville Arena in Auburn, securing a 90-88 win over the Tigers after a miracle shot by KeShawn Murphy at the buzzer didn't leave his hands in time, keeping the Maroon and White undefeated in SEC play.

The Aggies now turn their attention to the Oklahoma Sooners, who hold a similar 11-4 record in the 2025-26 season, but were unable to topple the Mississippi State Bulldogs last Wednesday night, losing 72-53 in Starkville to bring their conference record to an even 1-1.

And that loss was also an away game, not giving Oklahoma any benefits as they head to Reed Arena Saturday afternoon.

Aggies vs. Sooners

The Aggies, on the other hand, have had a successful first two conference games under new head coach Bucky McMillan.

Jacari Lane Texas A&M Aggies Basketbal — Texas A&M Aggies guard Jacari Lane (5) takes a shot against the Auburn Tigers during the first half at Neville Arena. Mandatory Credit: John Reed-Imagn Images | John Reed-Imagn Images

12-3 on the season with a 2-0 conference record, the Aggies opened up the SEC slate with a close 75-72 win over the LSU Tigers that saw Rashaun Agee almost single-handedly lead the Maroon and White to victory in the opener, with a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double.

The win over Auburn was just as exciting, down to literally the last shot, with McMillan's team coming back from a 16-point deficit early in the second to not only take the lead by double digits with three minutes left in the game, but hold off a comeback by the Tigers, culminating in the controversial shot to end the game, which saw a couple of Murphy's fingertips still on the ball when the buzzer lit up.

The two SEC schools tip off at 2:30 PM from Reed Arena in College Station, and be sure to check back here at that time for live game updates as the action unfolds.

Follow below for live updates as the game progresses.

Box Score, Live Updates

	1st Half	2nd Half
Oklahoma	45	31
Texas A&M	48	35

1st Half

15:07, Texas A&M 8, Oklahoma 7

A slow start for the Aggies that saw them down 5-0 to start out, two free throws by Rashaun Agee and an elbow shot by Marcus Hill gets the offense going, and the Aggies are able to take the lead force a turnover as the first timeout on the floor happens.

11:08, Texas A&M 22, Oklahoma 17

"Bucky Ball" begins taking effect, as the Aggies force a turnover after the Sooners are unable to get the ball past half court in the 10-second window, and the offense starts to turn up in the fast-paced contest.

7:45, Texas A&M 33, Oklahoma 23

Ruben Dominguez starts looking like a prime Stephen Curry, and Rashaun Agee can't miss either as the Aggies quickly grow a double-digit lead thanks to six turnovers by the Sooners early on.

3:45, Texas A&M 43, Oklahoma 39

The Sooners start to catch steam, but the Aggies hold their ground and continue to lead later in the first half.

Halftime, Texas A&M 48, Oklahoma 45

After not turning over the ball for the first 17 minutes of the contest, the Aggies suddenly start turning it over left and right, as well as bricking shot after shot, allowing the Sooners to come back and eventually tie the game at 45 points.

Rylan Griffen, however, is able to keep the Aggies heading the right way in terms of momentum, draining a three-pointer as the clock dwindles down on the first half, only A&M's third deep ball of the game.

2nd Half

15:46, Oklahoma 59, Texas A&M 57

Texas A&M makes two threes to open the second half, but Oklahoma sets the pace with four triples of their own as they pull ahead in the early stages of the second half.

11:44, Oklahoma 64, Texas A&M 63

It seemed that the Sooners may begin to pull away, but a two-minute scoring drought and two more threes by the Aggies has allowed the game to stay close.

7:50, Texas A&M 69, Oklahoma 68

The two teams trade scoring droughts, with Oklahoma currently being held scoreless the past 2:33, allowing the Aggies to take the lead back.

3:08, Texas A&M 76, Oklahoma 71

Oklahoma continues to struggle offensively, not making a field goal in the last 3:37 now, missing their last five shots, despite making more field goals in both two and three-pointers than A&M throughout the game.

1:15, Texas A&M 79, Oklahoma 74

Oklahoma finally gets a shot to fall, but the Aggies are slowly starting to pull away in the late stages.

FINAL, Texas A&M 83, Oklahoma 76

Texas A&M holds off Oklahoma for their sixth straight win and third straight conference win in the 2025-26 season.