The Texas A&M men's basketball program is having a fantastic 2024-25 season under head coach Buzz Williams. The Aggies are 20-5 and currently sit

The Aggies revealed the uniforms — designed by adidas — on Friday ahead of the game as part of a tribute to Black History Month. They’re inspired by Lusia Harris, a star at Delta State from 1973-1977 who was the first woman drafted by an NBA team. The side pattern is meant to invoke the tradition of quilting the among African-American community.

After the unveiling, college basketball fans wasted no time sharing their reactions on social media. Many couldn’t help but laugh, pointing out the design — there is no team name on the front, just a “T” on the upper right chest and each player’s number on the middle-left side.

Texas A&M is on a roll right now and they have been finding ways to win while playing some ugly basketball. As they prepare for Arkansas the Aggie basketball X account dropped their newly designed uniforms from Adidas.

The Texas A&M men's basketball program is off to a hot start this season, sitting at 18-5 through its first 23 games while garnering a No. 8 ranking in the latest AP Poll. Unfortunately, their apparel providers in Adidas haven't been blessed with the same momentum.

Whose idea was this? Texas A&M men’s basketball just released new uniforms, which were instantly met with unfavorable reviews by a slew of fans online. “This has to be fake,” wrote one user on X with multiple crying emojis.