Texas A&M Aggies Mens Basketball Tickets

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Aggies Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC)

• Current Division: NCAA Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Texas A&M Cheer Squad

• Dance Squad: The Aggie Dance Team

• Band: The Fightin’ Texas Aggies Band

• Mascot: Reveille (Collie)

• Rally Cry: "Gig ‘em, Aggies!”

• Team Colors: Maroon and White

The TAMU Basketball Schedule

When choosing a matchup, it’s important to figure out which opponents have the qualities necessary to give you the type of game you want to see. The TAMU basketball schedule features a variety of challenges, but some stand out from the rest, including historic rivalries, intense conference contests, and encounters with emerging powerhouses.

Top Competitors for the Aggies

• Louisiana State University: The LSU Tigers, with their balanced approach, present a multifaceted challenge to A&M. Their confrontations test the Tigers' agility against the Aggies' disciplined approach. This pairing has a history of close scores, with both clubs bringing their best to the court.

• University of Arkansas: The Razorbacks’ aggressiveness is in direct contrast to the Aggies' methodical approach. This clash of styles is what makes their meetings so highly anticipated. Skirmishes between the Razorbacks and Aggies often hinge on strategic adjustments, and with conference standings at stake, quick execution is key. 

• University of Texas: The Longhorns have history with the Aggies! These schools have been competitive for many years and have contrasting basketball philosophies. Texas, known for its dynamic offense, challenges A&M's disciplined defense. The winner gets to enjoy bragging rights… at least until their next game.

• Baylor University: The Bears, with their strong defensive reputation, pose a significant challenge to the Aggies. This matchup is another Texas showdown, pitting Baylor's protective prowess against Texas A&M's intimidating offense. The fight for state pride adds a layer to the excitement, so these battles are often closely contested.

Reed Arena

The Texas A&M basketball team plays at Reed Arena, located on the main campus in College Station. The facility is named for Dr. Chester J. Reed, a 1947 graduate of A&M, and his wife, Billie Jean, who donated assets that helped to fund its construction. 

Since the autumn of 1998, the venue has hosted up to 12,989 spectators at Aggies basketball games. It also hosts volleyball matches, concerts, and various university events. The student section, known as "The Reed Rowdies," is renowned for its enthusiastic support and vibrant atmosphere during games.

Texas A&M Game-Day Parking

The closest lots to the arena include: 

• Reed Arena Parking Lots: 730 Olsen Boulevard

• Olsen Field Parking: 301 Olsen Boulevard

• West Campus Garage: 201 John Kimbrough Boulevard

Spaces tend to fill up quickly during events! To avoid the rush, book your passes in advance and arrive early. GoTickets allows you to reserve parking when you purchase your TAMU basketball tickets, and we highly recommend taking advantage of this opportunity. 

Alternative Transportation

Texas A&M operates the Aggie Spirit Bus system, a convenient option for students, staff, and visitors to get to basketball games and other events at Reed Arena. Check the official university website for the latest schedules and routes.

Notable Texas A&M Basketball Players

When you see an A&M game, you could be putting yourself in prime viewing of the next big basketball superstar! This list celebrates some of the Aggies who developed their talents on the courts in College Station before making their way to the professional leagues: 

• John Beasley (1963–1966): Selected by the Baltimore Bullets (now Washington Wizards) in the 1966 Draft, Beasley was a formidable presence in the paint. His rebounding tenacity and post scoring made him a three-time ABA All-Star, recognized for his strength and ability to control the game's pace under the basket.

• Sonny Parker (1972–1976): Drafted 17th overall by Golden State in 1976, Parker was known for his leaping ability and defensive skills. His impressive agility and knack for steals and blocks made him a valuable defensive asset for the Warriors during his six-year NBA career.

• Acie Law IV (2003–2007): Celebrated for his clutch shooting and playmaking at A&M, Law was chosen 11th overall by the Atlanta Hawks in 2007. In the NBA, he was a reliable ball-handler and facilitator. In 2011, he took his talents overseas where he was a two-time EuroLeague Champion.

• DeAndre Jordan (2007–2008): Picked 35th overall by the LA Clippers in 2008, Jordan emerged as a top-tier center, excelling in rebounding and shot-blocking. His defensive dominance earned him multiple NBA All-Defensive First Team honors and a reputation as a formidable rim protector.

• Khris Middleton (2009–2012): After being drafted by the Detroit Pistons in 2012, Middleton developed into a key player for Milwaukee. After winning a gold medal with the USA men’s team at the 2020 Olympic Games, this NBA All-Star was crucial to the Bucks' 2021 NBA Championship run.

Ready for Your Texas A&M Aggies Men's Basketball Game?

Witness the Aggies' relentless hustle firsthand at Reed Arena or on the road. Secure your Texas A&M basketball tickets today so you can root your team on to victory right from the stands. It’s an exhilarating experience that will give you and your fellow fans memories that will last a lifetime!