Texas A&M basketball reveals new uniform ahead of Arkansas game
Texas A&M is on a roll right now and they have been finding ways to win while playing some ugly basketball. As they prepare for Arkansas the Aggie basketball X account dropped their newly designed uniforms from Adidas.
There is a saying coined decades ago that goes, "If you look good, you feel good, so you play good." or something along those lines.
Now, in reality it doesn't matter especially with a Buzz Williams run team. They could play games in a burlap sack and still have the same 19-5 record they have right now. Below you can view the post from the official social media account with Aggie defensive star Solomon Washington modeling the new threads.
Empowerment through connection 🪡 #GigEm | @adidasHoops pic.twitter.com/lVgHbli7Ky
— Texas A&M Basketball (@aggiembk) February 14, 2025
Keeping my personal opinions aside the only thing the main focus for the team is getting a win on Saturday when they host Arkansas at Reed Arena at 11 am/CST. The game can be viewed on ESPN.
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