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  • Texas A&M came up short against Alabama on Saturday, losing 94-88.
  • Kentucky took down Mississippi State on the road, 95-90, in a thriller.
  • These two teams last met on March 15, in a game Texas A&M won 97-87.

The college basketball season is heating up as March quickly approaches! A key SEC clash takes place in this matchup. Our Texas A&M vs Kentucky prediction showcases their high-flying offenses.

Texas A&M Aiming for a Bounce-Back Victory

Texas A&M’s 9-game winning streak was ended by Alabama on Saturday. After earning wins against Creighton, Purdue, Texas, and Oklahoma during the streak, the Aggies rose into the top-10. They dropped a spot following their most recent defeat, but have a chance to bounce right back against #8 Kentucky.

For the last two games, Texas A&M has been without leading-scorer Wade Taylor IV. His return timeline from injury is still unknown. In his absence, the Aggies will continue to rely on Senior Zhuric Phelps. In the last two games, Phelps took an average of 27 shot attempts for 29 ppg. He remains a crucial asset.

Kentucky Looks to Build Momentum After Win

Kentucky bounced back from a brutal 13-point defeat against Georgia with a road victory over a top-15 team in Mississippi State. The Wildcats caught fire on offense, shooting 55.7% from the field and 50% from downtown. Leading the way was Jaxson Robinson, who tallied 27 points on 9-12 shooting.

With their offense humming, the Wildcats will aim to address any defensive vulnerabilities before their game with Texas A&M. In their last two victories, Kentucky gave up an average of 95 points. Their next two home games against Texas A&M and Alabama will be key tests before the NCAA Tournament.

Texas A&M Aggies vs Kentucky Wildcats Prediction

Both of these teams are on pace to make the NCAA Tournament and match up well against each other. The Wildcats should have an advantage at home, but they have been inconsistent on both sides of the ball as of late. Meanwhile, the Aggies have found a way to win without Taylor IV. They’ll earn the upset.

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