The Horned Frogs and Aggies will meet for the first time since 2021.
Storied Lone Star State schools TCU and Texas A&M announced a home-and-home series in men's basketball, with the first game in the series being added to the upcoming 2026-27 season.
The Horned Frogs will host the Aggies on Nov. 19, 2026 at Schollmaier Center in Fort Worth. TCU will travel to College Station for the back half of the series in 2027. It will be the first meeting in the storied rivalry since 2021.
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Texas A&M, despite holding the all-time series advantage 88-77 that dates back to the Southwest Conference days over 100 years ago, may enter this one as an underdog.
TCU has won five of the last six matchups, including the last four in a row.
Most recently, the Frogs earned a 73-55 win at Dickies Arena on Dec. 12, 2020, and a 68-64 victory at Toyota Center in Houston.
The upcoming renewed rivalry, however, will be on each team's home courts in the coming years.
Texas A&M hasn't visited Schollmaier Center since 1996, according to TCU Athletics. That season marked the end of the team's former governing body, the Southwest Conference.
TCU has an opportunity to build on another strong year under veteran coach Jamie Dixon. The Horned Frogs reached the second round of the NCAA tournament and posted a 23-12 regular-season record.
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Texas A&M will also be coming off an impressive season. First-year head coach Bucky McMillan helped the Aggies to a 22-12 record and stout 14-4 record in the SEC before also losing in the second round of the big dance.
The Frogs will be led by All-Big 12 big man Xavier Edmonds, who scored 14.6 points and ripped down 8.4 rebounds per game in conference play last season. His return as an every-game starter does wonders for keeping continuity in the front court after his running mate forward David Punch transferred to Texas.
Speaking of the transfer portal, TCU adds former Texas Tech center Luke Bamgboye, former West Virginia forward and Allen, Texas native DJ Thomas, and former Long Beach State guard Gavin Sykes.
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