Texas head cach Rodney Terry looked like a hypocrite after Saturday's college basketball game against Texas A&M. The same guy who threw a temper

The transition from coaching Texas in the Big 12 to the Southeastern Conference hasn't come quite as easy for head basketball coach Rodney Terry as it has for head football coach Steve Sarkisian. Texas' preseason No.

Granted, it was just one game in late January, but if there was ever a time Rodney Terry needed his Longhorns to summon their best, it sure was Saturday. Texas A&M ran up a 22-point lead in the second half as Buzz Williams’ Aggies ran roughshod through Moody Center.

A substitution error by the Texas A&M men's basketball team created a five-point play that helped hand Texas a 22-point comeback win.

A&M's Wade Taylor IV’s desperation 3-point heave clanked off the rim, and the Horns sent the Aggies back to College Station with another loss in the rivalry, three months after the football team left Kyle Field with a 17-7 win over Thanksgiving weekend.

The first came against A&M graduate forward Henry Coleman III with 15 minutes, 56 seconds to play. The call came after a whistle and sent Texas freshman guard Tre Johnson to the line after a media timeout. He knocked down both free throws to cut the Aggies’ lead to 51-35.

Here's the game info for the matchup between Rodney Terry and Buzz Williams' clubs. AUSTIN, Texas – Texas head coach Rodney Terry routinely preaches his team playing hard for all 40 minutes.

Texas A&M men’s basketball blew its biggest lead of the Buzz Williams era, falling to Texas 70-69. The Aggies led by 22 points but Rodney Terry’s

That is how long Texas trailed against No. 13 Texas A&M . With four seconds remaining, senior guard Tramon Mark floated a high-arching layup to complete a 22-point comeback and completely shock No. 13 Texas A&M, 70-69 in the Moody Center.

After picking up its first win over a ranked opponent against Missouri, can Texas basketball make an even bigger statement against the rival Aggies?

With three seconds left on the clock, graduate guard Tramon Mark took a layup to the basket and put the Longhorns ahead for the first time in the Texas-Texas A&M game. The crowd erupted. “Defense!” was the clamor of the burnt orange in the stands just an hour before as the maroon cheered for

Texas has been outrebounded by a total of 31 boards in its three SEC games, and Terry knows the absence of Weaver will make things even more difficult. Specifically, Terry points out the 39 ...