For a few moments, the Auburn Tigers and nearly everyone inside the Neville Arena in Auburn, Alabama, thought that the home team won on a miraculous buzzer-beater from way downtown against the visiting Texas A&M Aggies.

But Auburn forward KeShawn Murphy's desperate 3-point attempt was later overturned, as it was deemed that regulation time expired before he got the ball off his hands, giving Texas A&M basketball a 90-88 victory.

Before the shot got reviewed, a chaotic celebration broke out inside the arena, with Auburn players storming the court, thinking that they had just taken down an SEC rival.

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It was a nerve-wracking ending for Texas A&M basketball, but all that matters for the Aggies is that they got the job done and in the process extended their winning streak to five games. They also stayed undefeated through two games in conference play, having beaten the LSU Tigers at home last Saturday.

Texas A&M appeared to be circling down the drain when it trailed the Tigers by 10 points at the end of the first half, but sophomore guard Pop Isaacs and company refused to go down. Isaacs came off the bench and fired 21 points on 7-for-12 shooting from the field, including four 3-pointers, to lead Texas A&M. Jacari Lane added 17 points for the Aggies, while Rubén Dominguez and Rashaun Agee each had 14 points.

Auburn's Keyshawn Hall led all scorers in the game with 32 points.

Texas A&M will look to keep it going this coming Saturday, when it hosts the Oklahoma Sooners at Reed Arena in College Station, Texas.