Graham Harmon

Texas A&M's 2026 schedule is going to be a bear to navigate in the upcoming season, as the Aggies have multiple high-level opponents on their docket in the first year of the SEC's nine-game conference slate. Showdowns at Alabama and Oklahoma as well as visits from Tennessee and Texas highlight the schedule, but the earliest big game on the schedule is Texas A&M's return to Baton Rouge.

Texas A&M football is attempting to put the finishing touches on an unbelievably stacked recruiting class for the 2027 cycle. The Aggies have already notched commitments from seven players that are ranked as five-star prospects by at least one service, a number nearly equalling that which we saw out of the legendary highly-rated 2022 group. They are far from done as well, with several big time targets still left on the board.

Texas A&M basketball is benefitting in a big way from the first real offseason that they’ve had under Bucky McMillan, as the Aggies hit the transfer portal hard for some prime time talent that will be in the maroon and white next season. Probably the biggest name that they were able to add was guard PJ Haggerty, a transfer from Kansas State who was among the top five players nationally in per-game scoring last season.