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Cam Carter and LSU will take the court at Reed Arena against SEC rival Zhuric Phelps and No. 11 Texas A&M on Saturday.

On Saturday, LSU will travel to College Station, Texas, taking the court at Reed Arena in a Southeastern Conference battle against the No. 11 ranked men’s college basketball team in the country, Texas A&M. The Texas A&M Aggies are 13-4 overall this season but have fallen to just 2-2 in their last four games against teams from the SEC. After finishing their non-conference schedule with 11 wins and only two losses, conference play in one of the best college basketball conferences in the country has proven difficult.

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Game Date: Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025

Game Time: 8:30 p.m. ET

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They started January with a huge 20-point win over Texas led by 18 points and four assists from Zhuric Phelps. They went on the road in the middle of last week and took down former No. 17 Oklahoma by two points led against by Phelps’s team-high 34 points. Their last two games have been more difficult, losing both of them. Texas A&M lost to No. 5 Alabama last weekend by six points and to No. 8 Kentucky earlier this week by 12 points.

The visiting team, the LSU Tigers, are 12-5 overall this season and one of the seven teams in the SEC that are not ranked in the AP Top 25. They are 1-3 against SEC teams, sitting just on top of the three winless teams of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and South Carolina. This team lost three games to start the month before picking up their first conference win earlier this week.

They lost at home to Vanderbilt by eight points before heading on the road in their next game and losing to Missouri by 16 points. Last weekend, they lost to No. 23-ranked Ole Miss by 12 points, and then earlier this week, they won their first game by four points at home. Cam Carter dropped 27 points on 7-of-15 shooting from the field.

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