In the final game of the season at Reed Arena, the Aggies treated the home crowd to a fun, if short-lived, thrill in jumping out to a 19-4 lead against ninth-ranked Kentucky. Freshman Robert Williams put on another show, scoring 20.

So much of Texas A&M's basketball season has been marked by missed opportunities, and the final game of the regular season held form. The Aggies had the #9 Wildcats down 19-4 early but watched the lead - and the game - slip away.

With two games left on the SEC slate, Coach Billy Kennedy and his Texas A&M squad know that they can't afford to lose another game. Tuesday's trip to Missouri could prove more challenging than the Tigers' record suggests.

For the first time in a while, the Aggies turned in a dominant performance that included a tremendous shooting percentage, sound defense and excellent game planning from Coach Billy Kennedy and his staff.

Texas A&M has seemed to face a constant uphill climb this season, and Wednesday's contest against Mizzou is no exception. The Aggies need to continue playing a more mature, consistent brand of basketball against a Tigers team coming off a good win.

Although the Tigers are a team on the ropes, the Aggies showed maturity in winning a trap game on the road. Admon Gilder and Robert Williams had big nights as A&M limited turnovers and turned in a solid overall performance.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M basketball coach Billy Kennedy joined to share his thoughts on his team's win over Georgia, contests against Ole Miss and West Virginia this week and more.

Robert Williams led Texas A&M with 18 points in the win over Georgia, including what turned out to be the game-winning basket with 16 seconds left. Williams sat down with Logan Lee to share his thoughts on the victory.

Spirits are certainly higher in the A&M basketball facilities, but Billy Kennedy and his players know the LSU win only matters if it propels them to their first true road win of the season Saturday in Starkville.

In a true team effort in which five Aggie players scored in double figures and there were dunks aplenty, Texas A&M beat LSU for a much-needed SEC win at Reed Arena Wednesday night.

After dropping their third contest against a ranked PAC-12 opponent, Texas A&M faces St. Francis at Reed Arena tonight at 7 p.m., their last game before hosting Tennessee next week.

Though the Aggies' late surge showed a refusal to give up, the lack of intensity early, failure to execute key parts of the game plan, and poor free throw shooting were among A&M's fatal flaws on Saturday.

Again channeling the late-game magic that they conjured in the second round of last season's NCAA tournament, A&M made a furious late run that proved too little, too late against the Wildcats.

The Aggies dropped a close game to the Bruins in the championship round of the Wooden Legacy in Anaheim. Despite the loss, there were plenty of reasons to be encouraged about the future of a young A&M team.

Aggie basketball was back on the hardcourt Friday night, showing off it's new look for 2016. One of the headlines? True freshman Robert Williams. TexAgs caught the newcomer's big night and compiled video highlights and interviews.

A star as a freshman, Tyler Davis made his living on the inside. In his second year, Davis promises to continue to a force in the paint, but he has diversified his skills and improved his approach, determined to lead the Aggies to the next level.

Texas A&M men's basketball is coming off an historic year, but the Aggies aren't resting on their laurels. Billy Kennedy, Tyler Davis, Tavario Miller and freshman Robert Williams spoke to TexAgs about their expectations for the upcoming season.