How to watch Texas A&M Aggies basketball online without cable in 2025

How?

• TV channel: ESPN
• Streaming: ESPN app, Fubo, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV (with ESPN Plus bundle), DIRECTV STREAM, YouTube TV, Paramount Plus, and Max.
• First-time live streaming subscriber options:

Texas A&M Aggies prediction and odds for March Madness 2025

The Odds: National Championship 60-1, Final Four +900*

*Please note that the provided betting odds are for informational and research purposes only, subject to change and potentially not reflecting real-time market conditions

What do you need to know about the Texas A&M Aggies men’s basketball team?

• Wade Taylor IV leads the team with an impressive 15.7 PPG, showcasing his scoring prowess and leadership on the court.
• The Aggies have a balanced attack and strong defensive presence.
• Team stats reveal a great rebounding effort at 41.2 boards per game, giving them an edge in physical matchups.

*Stats current as of March 13, 2025

What channels are Texas A&M Aggies March Madness games on in 2025?

Aggies' March Madness games will be shown live on CBS, TNT, TBS, and TruTV. Tune in below with one of the many streaming services that will get you an at home ticket to the tournament.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on Sling TV with 50% off your first month

Sling TV has almost everything you need to catch Aggies basketball games. While the streamer doesn’t offer CBS, viewers can stream TNT, TBS, and TruTV. Sling TV gives customers 50 hours of cloud DVR, which can be upgraded to 200 hours for $5 per month.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on Hulu + Live TV with a 3-day free trial

Hulu + Live TV is a great option for those looking to have complete coverage of March Madness with a lot of extra benefits sprinkled in. You'll have full access to Disney Plus', ESPN Plus', and Hulu's on-demand and live content. What isn't to love from a 3-in-1 deal.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on DIRECTV STREAM with a 5-day free trial

With DIRECTV STREAM’s four plans, you can stream all of the Aggies games this March. CBS, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and SEC Network are also included with your DIRECTV STREAM plans. On top of the sports channels, you’ll also get plenty of news, movies, family-friendly options and more to watch when you’re not cheering for the Aggies. Plus, unlimited cloud DVR is included as well.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on YouTube TV with a 7-day free trial

YouTube TV has all the channels required for Aggies tournament coverage. no add-ons or upgrades are required and you'll have unlimited cloud DVR. You can also take advantage of enhanced viewing features like Stats View and Key Plays View, which allow you to see how your favorite teams and players are doing in real time, all on the same screen. You won’t find that on any of the other streaming services. 

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on Max — no free trial, but plenty of content on the platform

Max and their B/R Sports add-on will provide you with most of the channels needed to watch March Madness this Spring. TBS, TNT, and TruTV are all included in this add-on so look to Paramount Plus to complete your coverage.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on Paramount Plus with a 7-day free trial

Paramount Plus will be a great addition to Sling TV this March Madness. You can complete your coverage for the tournament with both services and have some extra content to view once March Madness is over.

How to watch the Texas A&M Aggies on Fubo with a 5-day free trial

Fubo is missing out on Turned Broadcast System channels and only has access to CBS this March. You'll need Sling TV to complete coverage of the Aggies March Madness run.

FAQ

How can I watch the Texas A&M game on my phone?

If you have the app for your favorite streaming service on your phone — like YouTube TV — you can stream Texas A&M games live on the channels that are airing the game on the app. Your phone works much the same as your TV does. 

Does Texas A&M have basketball?

Texas A&M has both men’s and women’s basketball teams. Both teams are part of the NCAA Division I.

What does Texas A&M Aggies stand for?

The “A” and “M” once stood for agricultural and mechanical but no longer do — they are now just a part of the school name. An “Aggie” is just a nickname for the students, which ties back to the school’s roots in agriculture.