Former Samford guard Josh Holloway has officially signed with Texas A&M, averaging 7.9 points per game as a sophomore last season. He had impressive performances with 20+ points in two of his final three games at Samford. Holloway joins a string of notable transfers to Texas A&M, including Jacari Lane, Zach Clemence, and Mackenzie Mgbako, signaling a competitive roster under new head coach Bucky McMillan.
Mgbako, the highest-rated player to commit to Texas A&M, is poised to lead the team with his 12.3 points per game average and 43% field goal shooting from last season. Following Mgbako's commitment, Holloway becomes the first Samford transfer to follow Coach McMillan to College Station, showcasing familiarity with McMillan's fast-paced system. Holloway's recognition as the SoCon Sixth Man of the Year and All-Defensive Team member highlights his potential impact on the team's defensive and offensive strategies, aligning well with McMillan's coaching style.
With the addition of Holloway, Texas A&M now boasts six players on the 2025 roster, setting a foundation for an evolving lineup under McMillan's leadership. Stay updated on Texas A&M basketball news and developments by following @AggiesWire and Cameron Ohnysty on social media platforms.