Watch new Texas A&M guard's elite skillset on full display

Texas A&M basketball coach Bucky McMillan is slowly but surely building a roster that rivals any recent Aggie depth chart purely from a talent perspective after landing Kansas State transfer guard PJ Haggerty earlier this month, combined with former Radford guard Lukas Walls, and Tennessee transfer forward Cade Phillips last week.

However, after the transfer portal officially closed on Tuesday night, McMillan and his veteran staff pulled off one of the best 24 hours in program history, landing a commitment from NBA G-League guard Bryson Warren, who was once a five-star prospect in the 2023 recruiting class, and is in line to receive a waiver to play next season, mainly due to having never played college basketball.

Combined with junior forward Mackenzie Mgbako announcing his return, paired with the addition of LSU transfer guard Jalen Reece, Texas A&M's 2026-2027 roster is slowly coming together, and based on the tape, Bryson Warren looks like a perfect fit in Bucky McMillan's fast-paced system that relies on shooting a high percentage from the field and beyond the arc.

During his final season with the Westminster Knicks, 19.9 PPG, 5.0 APG, 3.0 RPG, and 1.1 STL in 33 minutes a night, while shooting 37% from three, and, thanks to TexAgs basketball insider Luke Evangelist who dropped the news, for providing a quick cut up of Warren's G-league performances, looks more than ready to match his scoring average with the Maroon & White next season.

A spot up shooter, Warren has shown the confidence pull up from deep at any given time, his elite range and equally impressive ability to drive the paint and sink the defense inside to open up outside options is the exact skillset McMillan is looking for. Combined with what PJ Haggerty brings on offense, Texas A&M might roll out one of the most elite guard rotations in the SEC next fall.

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