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5 Thoughts: Texas A&M 80, Ole Miss 77

With their postseason hopes appearing to fade, Texas A&M battled back from a double-digit deficit to defeat Ole Miss on Wednesday night at Reed Arena. Behind yet another Rashaun Agee double-double, the Aggies did just enough to stay on the right side of the bubble...for now.
By Luke Evangelist
February 19, 2026
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Needed a run. Got a run.

Down 10 with seven minutes left and staring a devastating Quadrant 3 home loss in the face, Texas A&M rallied to save its season. That was a culture-building win with their backs against the wall. After struggling to close out games against Alabama and Missouri, the Aggies found their groove late to stun the Rebels.

With that said, here are my thoughts from Wednesday’s win:

1. The fight is still there with this team. They didn’t hear a bell.

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