Pope said the Longhorns need to attack the next few days the way they did after the Tennessee loss.
"As a point guard, I've got to do a better job of getting my guys ready," he said.
McMillan said they wanted to make everything hard on Matas today and be physical with him.
Matas finished with 14 points, but he had to go 8-for-12 at the foul line to score in double figures.
McMillan described his offense as a flow offense that isn't scripted when asked how the Aggies were able to attack Texas with backdoor cuts on several second-half possessions. It wasn't anything opponent-specific, he said, adding that the Aggies ran their offense and didn't let poor shooting in the first half discourage them from doing what they do.
Texas A&M coach Bucky McMillan opens up the postgame press conference complementing Texas for being a good team. He felt it was anybody's game, but he felt the Aggies simply made shots in the second half after a great first half defensively.
Miller said tonight was the best statistical defensive night Texas has had this season.
"For us to hold them to 64... If we look at ourselves in the mirror, that was the best effort we've had against a really good offensive team."
As good as Matas was tonight, his ability to run the floor and make plays in transition really stick out to Miller.
"Matas is becoming a better player," he said. "He's improving."
Learning from failure and learning from missed opportunities has been a big part of this team's journey early on, Miller said. Through that growth, he said, Texas is a better team than it was early in the season.
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