The Aggies escaped an odd finish with a much-needed win against the Bulldogs. To put together two in a row, they'll need to shoot better from the line and find more easy scoring opportunities for Tyler Davis.

Desperately in need of a win on their home court, the Aggies saw another game slip away on Tuesday night. Despite improvement in turnovers and free throw shooting, A&M couldn't make the clutch plays late.

Though the Aggies found themselves in position to make a move in the final minutes, they could not close late and dropped another SEC contest. For A&M, the time to alter the course of the season is now.

Texas A&M got back to basics and had fun in a dominant win over LSU last night. The Aggies were on the attack from the jump and Chris Collins began to settle into his role after a rough start to SEC play.

Texas A&M fell to South Carolina a few days ago, its third consecutive SEC loss. Now, the Aggies need to regroup, clean up the turnovers that have plagued them and find a consistent scoring threat in Admon Gilder before LSU comes to town this week.

Anything that could go wrong for Billy Kennedy and the Aggies against sixth-ranked Kentucky went wrong. A&M was ineffective in every aspect of the game, and the Wildcats cruised the entire night.

Texas A&M didn't try to do anything special against the Volunteers last night. The Aggies just got out-hustled. They'll need to figure out their energy problem soon, however. Kentucky is on the horizon with South Carolina to follow.

Texas A&M controlled last night's game against St. Francis from start to finish, beating the Red Flash with size and accuracy from three-point range, but the Ags still have room for improvement as conference play nears.

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.