Aaron Torres of FOX Sports Radio and the Aaron Torres Podcast joined TexAgs Radio to go around college football & basketball offering some in-depth thoughts on the Tennessee football saga, and Coach Cal and Kentucky basketball struggling immensely.

The Texas A&M basketball team's three-game win streak was broken on Tuesday by the top team in the SEC, who pushed their own win streak to seven. Led in scoring by Wendell Mitchell, the Ags played well enough to keep it relatively close but could not pull off the upset at home.

On their first three-game winning streak since December, the Aggies have surprisingly seemed to have turned a corner. However, with No. 8 Kentucky coming to Aggieland on Tuesday, A&M will have to execute their formula to perfection to keep the streak alive.

Football season may be in full swing, but basketball is right around the corner. Today in Nashville, Southeastern Conference hoops coaches gathered to talk about their teams and their preparations for the upcoming year.

Though Texas A&M has routinely threatened and twice beaten John Calipari's Wildcats in recent years, Billy Kennedy and his squad know they must play cleaner, more focused basketball on Tuesday.

The Aggies have taken the Wildcats to overtime in four of their last five games, including the last three. To continue their streak of competing with uber-talented UK, A&M will have to play its best ball of the season.

In yet another classic played between Texas A&M and Kentucky, it was the Aggies finally emerging victorious on Saturday in overtime at Reed Arena. Tyler Davis' game-winning putback helped A&M narrow the Wildcats' SEC lead to one game.

More rapidly than many realized, the SEC's coaching ranks have filled with big names. John Calipari, Rick Barnes, Bruce Pearl, Mike White, Avery Johnson and more shared their thoughts on Texas A&M and the conference at large on Wednesday.

Not a soul gave Texas A&M a chance to even keep it respectable against the nation's No. 1 team, but the Danuel House-led Aggies fought to come up just short of a monumental upset — by about fifteen feet.

Only three Southeastern Conference teams were selected for last year's Tourney. Yet, all three made the Elite Eight and two went to the Final Four. With strong coaching and returning experience, is a jump next?

Texas A&M's Billy Kennedy, Elston Turner and Fabyon Harris met with members of the media following A&M's victory over the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday. Turner recorded a career-high 40 points in the win.