The Rebels have now lost two-straight and fall to 4-2 in SEC play. Texas A&M out-rebounded Ole Miss 48-31, with the Rebels scoring four second-chance points compared to the Aggies' 13.

The No. 13 Aggies earned their third straight against the Rebels — but it took until there were just 12.5 seconds left in the game for A&M to take the lead in a 63-62 victory. Guard Manny Obaseki hit a go-ahead 3-point shot that proved to be the difference in a game A&M trailed from the tip.

The early departures got a surprise that Ole Miss coach Chris Beard apologized for. Texas A&M beat Ole Miss 63-62 on Wednesday night. The Aggies closed the game on a 10-2 run. It was No. 16 Ole Miss' (15-4, 4-2 SEC) second SEC loss. Like the first one, an overtime loss at Mississippi State, Ole Miss' defeat was in a one-possession game.