**Total Disaster: Men’s Basketball Crushed 80-60 by Overrated No. 13/12 Texas A&M—Was This Even a Game?**
It was supposed to be a tough but winnable game, a chance for the men’s basketball team to prove themselves against a ranked opponent. Instead, what fans witnessed was a humiliating 80-60 loss to the seemingly overrated No. 13/12 Texas A&M, and honestly, it looked like the team didn’t even bother showing up.
From the tip-off, it was clear this wasn’t going to be a competitive contest. Texas A&M, with all their supposed “ranked” glory, didn’t just outplay the team—they completely demolished them. With every quarter, the margin of defeat grew, making it look less like a game and more like a glorified practice session for the Aggies. It wasn’t just a loss; it was a spectacle of incompetence.
The players seemed to be sleepwalking through the game, missing shots they should’ve easily made and playing defense that wouldn’t stop a 3rd-grade team. It’s as if the supposed “preparation” they had for this game was nothing more than a wishful thinking exercise. The Aggies’ offense found no resistance as they effortlessly piled on points, leaving the team trailing by a wide margin throughout the game.
What’s even more embarrassing is the fact that Texas A&M didn’t even look like a top-tier team. They weren’t anything special, but they sure played like they knew how to win—something the men’s team failed to grasp. Instead of seizing the opportunity to challenge a ranked opponent, the team folded under the pressure and made it look easy for A&M. What’s the point of being ranked if a team can steamroll you with no resistance?
This wasn’t just a blowout; it was a wake-up call for the coaching staff and the players. It’s time to stop pretending that the team is ready for big challenges. Until they learn how to handle the pressure, they will remain the underwhelming underdog who can’t even put up a fight against a supposed “overhyped” ranked team. This game didn’t just expose weaknesses—it showed a complete lack of effort and heart.
