- Matchup: Florida Gators vs Texas A&M Aggies
- Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026
- Venue: Reed Arena, College Station, TX
- Broadcast: SEC Network
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This Saturday, the Florida Gators (16-6) travel to Reed Arena to challenge the Texas A&M Aggies (17-5).
The Gators recently faced off against Alabama and secured a commanding 100-77 victory. In terms of fouls, Florida had 16 while Alabama committed 21. The Gators were successful with 14 out of 34 attempts from beyond the arc. Alabama, on the other hand, shot 69.2% from the free throw line, making 9 of 13 attempts. They collected 19 rebounds (5 offensive, 14 defensive) but didn’t register any blocks. Alabama made 16 assists and recorded 1 steal during the game. Defensively, Florida allowed their opponents to shoot 43.5%, with Alabama hitting 27 of 62 attempts. Florida dished out 24 assists, generated 17 turnovers from the opposing team, and stole the ball 13 times. On the boards, Florida grabbed 40 rebounds, including 6 offensive. At the free throw line, they converted 17 of 26 attempts for a 65.4% success rate. Overall, the Gators finished with a field goal percentage of 51.3% (40 of 78) and netted 3 of 13 attempts from three-point range.
Alex Condon played a pivotal role in this matchup, boasting an impressive field goal percentage of 73.3% with 6 assists. He spent 33 minutes on the court and collected 7 rebounds, contributing a total of 25 points on 11 of 15 shooting.
The Gators come into this matchup with a season record of 16-6. They average an impressive 86.3 points per game (ranked 23rd nationally) while shooting 46.9% from the field. Florida’s three-point shooting stands at 28.9% (161 of 557) and their free throw percentage is at 69.9%. As a team, the Gators pull down an impressive 46.0 rebounds per game and have recorded 360 total assists, ranking them 84th in the nation. Their turnover average is 11.7 per game, while they commit an average of 17.5 fouls.
On the defensive front, the Gators force an average of 11.3 turnovers and draw 20.1 personal fouls. Opponents are shooting 33.2% from long range against them, and they currently rank 116th nationally in points per game allowed (71.4). Florida’s defense permits opponents to shoot 41.2% from the field (546 of 1,324) and allows an average of 30.5 rebounds per game. They rank 18th in Division 1 for assists allowed, conceding 241 assists this season.
In their last outing, the Texas A&M Aggies fell short against Alabama, losing 100-97. The Aggies collected 30 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds for a total of 35. They turned the ball over 6 times and captured 6 steals during the game. With Alabama committing 18 fouls, Texas A&M capitalized by shooting 28 free throws, making 20 for a conversion rate of 71.4%. From three-point range, Texas A&M connected on 13 of their 31 attempts (41.9%). For the game, the Aggies achieved a field goal percentage of 49.2% (32 of 65) while allowing Alabama to hit 31 of 69 shots for a shooting rate of 44.9%. Texas A&M also allowed Alabama to score 16 out of their 48 three-point attempts, ending with a free throw shooting percentage of 68.8% (22 of 32). On the boards, they allowed Alabama a total of 40 rebounds, with 12 coming from the offensive end.
Rashaun Agee made a notable contribution for the Aggies, scoring 21 points with a shooting percentage of 46.7% on 7 of 15 from the floor, along with 3 rebounds in 28 minutes of play.
The Aggies hold a season record of 17-5. Offensively, they boast a field goal percentage of 47.5%, placing them 63rd nationally. Texas A&M has scored a total of 2,024 points, averaging 92.0 points per game. They secure 38.4 rebounds per contest and average 19.9 assists per game (4th in Division 1), turning the ball over 11.4 times. They commit an average of 19.6 fouls per game and enjoy a free throw percentage of 75.4%.
Defensively, Texas A&M allows 32.4% from three-point territory (186 of 574) and their opponents shoot 73.9% from the charity stripe. The Aggies grant an average of 15.2 assists and 36.2 rebounds per game, ranking them 298th and 284th in college basketball, respectively. Their defensive performance ranks 284th nationally in points per game allowed, at 77.7, while they force an average of 14.8 turnovers and allow opponents to shoot 43.3% from the field (151st nationally).
Who will take the victory in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Suggested Pick: Back Florida
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