During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Dr. John Thornton joined the show for some A&M basketball talk, including a recap of last night's Aggie win over Troy. Thornton also shared his thoughts on Buzz Williams' decision to not go into the locker room at halftime.

Despite not knowing he'd be thrust into a starting spot until five minutes before tip, former walk-on guard Mark French helped guide the Aggies to a close win over Troy on Wednesday night. French's 12 points, including a couple of key plays, helped see the A&M victory.

No. 8 Gonzaga was too much for Texas A&M to handle on Friday night as the Bulldogs handed the Aggies their first loss of 2019, 79-49. Following the contest, Buzz Williams along with Savion Flagg and Wendell Mitchell discussed the contest with the media.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs intern Devin Craig joined in-studio to unveil his 'Aggie Hotlist,' spotlighting which student-athletes across all sports delivered the best performances on the playing surface.

Texas A&M is looking to start their season 2-0 as Louisiana-Monroe comes to Reed Arena on Monday night. While the Aggies must certainly gameplan for the Warhawks, A&M is more focused on fixing their own issues, most notably turnovers and rebounds.

216 days have passed since Buzz Williams became the head coach at Texas A&M and Wednesday's season-opener against Northwestern State should provide an opportunity to see how far the team has come and how much is left to be improved upon.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, our college basketball correspondent John Pugliese returned as college hoops season officially kicks off today. John discussed the Aggies in Buzz's first season and the top teams around the country.

The A&M men's basketball team was able to stave off A&M-Kingsville in their first exhibition game of the 2019-2020 season on Friday night as five Aggies netted double figures. Freshman Emanuel Miller led the game with 14 points in the winning effort.

A lot of the weight for this upcoming falls on TJ Starks and Savion Flagg, two returners set to take flight in Buzz Williams' new positionless scheme. Despite all the offseason changes and Josh Nebo's absence, Starks is confident the Aggies have a successful season on the horizon.

A&M head basketball coach Buzz Williams and returning players TJ Starks and Savion Flagg met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the changes implemented in the offseason and recap their first 10 practices thus far.

Even as Aggies are focused on the upcoming football season, the A&M basketball team is heading into a new era under first-year head coach Buzz Williams. Williams knows he and his team have work to do before Texas A&M is ready to compete for championships.

The sixth annual Building Champions Awards Gala held inside the A&M Hotel and Conference Center saw 14 Aggie athletes receive awards for their outstanding athletic performance, leadership, academics, and service to the community.

Texas native and former Aggie assistant Buzz Williams was officially introduced as the next head coach of Texas A&M basketball on Thursday afternoon. Watch the press conference and interviews with TJ Starks and Savion Flagg as the Buzz Williams' era begins.

The Aggies' season was ended on Thursday night after losing to the Mississippi State Bulldogs 80-54 in the second round of the SEC Tournament. Savion Flagg led the Aggies in the loss, scoring 21 and grabbing 10 rebounds.

Texas A&M played fast and furious in round one of the SEC Tournament and trounced Vanderbilt behind a career high 29 point effort from Savion Flagg. The Aggies move on to play Mississippi State in the second round on Thursday.

Amid assumptions about Billy Kennedy’s job in College Station, the head coach is confindent in his team and the future of the program. The Aggies now 13-17, look to take on a struggling Vanderbilt team (9-22) in their first post season match up.

After ending the regular season with a loss, Texas A&M basketball looks to start the post season with a win against Vanderbilt. Head coach Billy Kennedy and Savion Flagg met with the media today to discuss the upcoming SEC tournament.

The Aggies ended regular season play Saturday losing to Mississippi State in Starkville, unable to recover from a 46-34 halftime deficit and a barrage of State three-pointers. A&m now turns its attention to Vanderbilt, who they will face in the first round of the SEC Tournament on Wednesday.