Thanks to an early charge from the Aggies that had them take an early 11-4 lead at the first timeout, it was all A&M early before LSU fought back to head into the break tied up. The Aggies came into the matchup looking to get back in the winner's column following Tuesday’s loss to Kentucky and Saturday’s close defeat to Alabama.

Reed Arena was full of energy Saturday night as standout guard Wade Taylor IV made his return to the starting lineup after a three-game absence. The No. 11 Aggies responded with a much-needed 68-57 victory over LSU,