The state of the Texas A&M basketball program was up in the air shortly after Buzz Williams, then-coach, announced his departure from the institution on April 1. The team was experiencing a mass exodus of senior talent, including the Aggies’ all-time leading scorer. In addition to the graduating class, the superstar talent left over in Pharrel Payne and Solomon Washington announced they would follow Williams to Maryland. When coach Bucky McMillan was handed the keys to the Aggie basketball program, he had to build a roster from scratch. To do so, he relied on the help of upperclassmen from programs all over the country he acquired through the transfer portal. While the transfer portal additions did solve the immediate problem, McMillan would be in the same spot in two years unless he can bring in some high school talent to perpetuate his program. To ensure the longevity he wants, McMillan has set his sights on four-star standout Dakari Spear. Spear is a 6-foot-4 2026 shooting guard out of The Colony HiRead More
Texas A&M in Top-5 for 4-Star Playmaker
