A win is a win, but No. 11 Texas A&M's 68-57 victory over LSU on Saturday night was far from pretty as the Aggies snapped a two-game losing skid. While the Maroon & White started to rebound like they have in the past, their free-throw issues still remained.

No. 11 Texas A&M took care of business on Saturday night as the Aggies posted an 11-point victory over LSU at Reed Arena in College Station, 68-57. The win puts an end to a two-game skid as the Maroon & White improved to 3-2 in SEC play.

After dropping its last two conference games, No. 11 Texas A&M looks to get back in the win column when the Aggies host LSU on Saturday night at Reed Arena. During Friday's media availability, Buzz Williams spoke on the health of star guard Wade Taylor IV.

With hoops in full swing and baseball just around the corner, there are plenty of questions on the mind of the 12th Man. In this edition of Ask Liucci, "The Source" tackled another round of subscriber questions from across Texas A&M Athletics and beyond.

The 11th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies are back inside the friendly confines of Reed Arena on Saturday night as the Louisiana State Tigers come to College Station. Ahead of another crucial SEC game, Buzz Williams and Solomon Washington spoke to the media about the matchup.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M hoops continues its conference stretch. Liucci provided discussion on how NIL is impacting college athletics, No. 11 A&M's clash with LSU on Saturday and more.

Texas A&M has already played five (5) games designated as "Quadrant 1A" contests, and the Aggies have seven such matchups remaining on their schedule. With an already strong resume, any further success could potentially help the Ags rise to being a No. 2 seed.

Despite attempting a comeback in the late stages, No. 11 Texas A&M ran out of gas and fell to No. 8 Kentucky at Rupp Arena on Tuesday night. At 2-2 in SEC play, both of the Aggies' defeats qualify as "Quadrant 1A" losses as their resume remains relatively unaffected.

Despite leading for most of the first half, No. 11 Texas A&M found itself facing a three-point halftime deficit that No. 8 Kentucky turned into an 81-69 victory in the final 20 minutes. With the loss, the Ags are now 2-2 in conference play, with a Saturday home game vs. LSU on deck.

Wade Taylor IV will miss his third consecutive game as the 11th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies face No. 8 Kentucky on Tuesday night in Lexington. At 2-1 early in SEC play, it is another massive opportunity for the Maroon & White to record a "Quadrant 1A" victory.

In his first season as the Kentucky head coach, Mark Pope's Wildcats are yet another representation of how talented the SEC is. Big Blue Nation boasts a 13-3 overall record with an undefeated 10-0 mark at Rupp Arena as No. 11 Texas A&M travels to Lexington on Tuesday.

Last season, Buzz Williams' Aggies went 2-0 vs. the Kentucky Wildcats, but Texas A&M has not won in Lexington since January of 2013. In search of a resume-boosting road victory, the Maroon & White seek to end their Rupp horrors on Tuesday night.

Now ranked No. 11 in the latest AP Poll, Texas A&M men's basketball heads to Lexington for a Tuesday night matchup against No. 8 Kentucky at Rupp Arena. Ahead of the top-15 clash, Buzz Williams addressed the media before heading to Lexington.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning as Reed Arena will host its first top-10 clash ever. Liucci discussed the latest with Texas A&M basketball ahead of Tuesday's trip to Lexington, the CFP semifinals and more.

Texas A&M men's basketball hits the road this week as the Aggies travel to Rupp Arena to take on Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats. On Monday morning, Buzz Williams spoke to TexAgs Live as the Maroon & White have already started prepping for their trek into Big Blue Nation.

Texas A&M shot just 58.3 percent at the free-throw line and lost the rebounding battle by eight as Alabama took the first-ever top-10 game at Reed Arena by a six-point margin. The Aggies' next opportunity for a statement comes on Tuesday evening in Lexington.

Despite shooting a miserable 58.3 percent at the charity stripe and missing Wade Taylor IV, Texas A&M dropped a gut-wrenching top-10 matchup with Alabama on Saturday, 94-88. The Aggies' saw their winning streak snapped at nine in front of a sold-out Reed Arena.

Reed Arena will host its first top-10 game on Saturday night as No. 10 Texas A&M welcomes No. 5 Alabama to town for a heavy-weight bout in Aggieland. Both the Aggies and Crimson Tide enter the showdown off to 2-0 starts in SEC play and with identical 13-2 overall records.