Texas A&M's disappointing finish to the season lingered on Selection Sunday, but the Aggies will have an opportunity for a run to New York City — beginning Tuesday night, when they'll host Montana at Reed Arena.

The Aggies again let a chance at the NCAA Tournament slip through their fingers, quite literally in Thursday's second half. Awaiting an NIT bid will provide ample time to examine just what went wrong down the stretch.

The Aggies went into halftime with a double-digit lead that felt safe despite Danuel House's absence, but ultimately wasn't. Sound familiar? Thursday's 66-59 loss to Auburn in the SEC Tournament will send A&M to a likely NIT berth.

The No. 19 fightin' Texas Aggies hosted the SHSU Bearkats in a midweek contest, run-ruling the game in only five innings and advancing to a 20-5 record.

Saturday's loss to Alabama gave Texas A&M a razor-thin margin it can't miss when the SEC Tournament begins. Two victories may be a prerequisite — and the Aggies will likely have to do it without their star.

Texas A&M's two transfer stars were rewarded for their general excellence on Tuesday when the league announced they had joined half of Kentucky's team and the rest of the SEC's elite on the all-conference squads.

Jordan Green has blossomed into a leader of the A&M basketball team both on and off the court. Heavily involved in community service, Green has spent time speaking to kids and teaching them life lessons.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M head basketball coach Billy Kennedy joined the program to discuss his team's loss to Alabama over the weekend, the status of Danuel House and more.

A swirling combination of negative factors, some out of A&M's control and some entirely its fault, was too much for the Aggies to overcome in a game they needed to win at home. The bottom line remains the same.

Even without its leading scorer, Texas A&M held a double-digit lead at halftime. It went by the wayside in a struggle of a second half that led to a missed final shot and a 61-60 Tide victory with the Aggies' NCAA hopes potentially in the balance.

The Aggies lost a heartbreaker which they once led by double-digits, but not without a fair amount of drama in between. TexAgs provides a court-level look at the key plays and moments that defined Saturday's game.

Texas A&M could not beat Alabama in January without Jalen Jones. Now, the Aggies might have to face the Crimson Tide without Danuel House. However they do it, pulling off a win on Senior Day may decide the season.

After digging an early hole, the Texas A&M women's basketball team nearly completed a comeback for the ages against LSU. However, the Tigers held off the Aggies and moved into the SEC semifinals with a 71-65 win.

The Texas A&M women's basketball team bowed out of the SEC Tournament with a quarterfinal loss to the LSU Tigers, 71-65. A&M misses their conference tournament semis for the first time in 10 seasons.

Joined by their head coach, Texas A&M's two seniors met the media on Friday to assess their final game in Reed Arena — and its importance to their resurgent season and chances of an NCAA Tournament appearance.

With a victory over 13th-seeded Auburn on Thursday, the fifth-seeded Texas A&M women's basketball team moved into the quarterfinals of their conference tournament for the 10th straight season.

The fifth-seeded Texas A&M women's basketball team defeated the 13th-seeded Auburn Tigers by a score of 57-47 in Little Rock on Thursday afternoon to move into the SEC Tournament quarterfinals.