Texas A&M Aggies basketball coach Bucky McMillan is preparing for his first full offseason after leading the team to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Following the departure of senior forward Rashaun Agee, who was the team's top scorer and rebounder, McMillan has already secured the transfer of PJ Haggerty from Kansas State, who averaged nearly 24 points per game last season. Additionally, former Samford/Radford guard Lukas Walls and Tennessee transfer forward Cade Phillips have joined the roster. However, the Aggies still require three more transfers, particularly a point guard, as their backcourt depth is uncertain. Reports indicate that Jeremiah Johnson, a combo guard from Campbell University who averaged 15.2 points per game and shot 44.9% from the field last season, is on Texas A&M's radar. Johnson is also being pursued by several other programs, including Iowa, Arizona State, and Cincinnati, which underscores the competitive landscape for his recruitment.