How To Watch: Mississippi State Men's Basketball at Texas A&M

The season is drawing to a close as the Bulldogs will have their last home game against the Aggies.

STARKVILLE, Miss - The Mississippi State Bulldogs have lost back-to-back games against ranked opponents No. 11 Auburn and No. 16 Kentucky but their bit into the dance in March seems to be in good spirits. 

They will be on the road again for their last away game of the season against Texas A&M. Despite the Aggie's record, a victory for State would mean another quad-one victory to boost their bid for the NCAA Tournament. Some victories against opponents in the SEC tournament will also help with the Bulldogs case. 

Mississippi State began to peak around the right time before suffering the two more recent losses, but the Bulldogs are a resilient group and will fight on any given night. 

How to Watch: Mississippi State at Texas A&M

What: Mississippi State Bulldogs (19-10, 8-8 SEC) at Texas A&M (16-3 10-5 SEC)

Where: Reed Arena, College Station, Texas

When: Saturday, March 6 at 8:00 p.m. Central

TV: ESPNU

Last meeting: Feb. 25, 2023. The Bulldogs defeated the Aggies at home 69-62 with Tolu Smith III and Shakeel Moore leading the way. Smith scored 17 points while Moore added 14. Cameron Matthews was his normal self by stuffing the stat sheet. For A&M, Wade Taylor IV lead them with a game-high 21 points. 

Last time out, Bulldogs: State had a troublesome first half against No. 11 Auburn that left it hard for them to get back into the game. They had a better performance in the second half in the form of Josh Hubbard who scored 23 points on six made threes. This still did not help Mississippi State get back into the game where the closest the game got, was seven points. 

Last time out, Aggies: A&M handled business on the road as the defeated Georgia 70-56. They had three players in double figures with Tyrece Radford leading the charge scoring 20 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Manny Obaseki scored 12 and Andersson Garcia scored 11.

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