Following a fifth consecutive loss, Texas A&M's postseason hopes are now on life support as No. 18 South Carolina defeated the Aggies on Wednesday night, 70-68. A&M now only has three regular-season games remaining and must win out for any chance to make the dance.

Texas A&M dropped its fifth-straight SEC contest in heartbreaking fashion as No. 18 South Carolina edged out the Aggies, 70-68. With a bucket in the final seconds dooming the Maroon & White, A&M is 6-9 in conference play with three regular-season games remaining.

Despite trailing by as many as 13 points in the second half, Texas A&M rallied back to take the lead but finally succumbed to No. 18 South Carolina in a back-and-forth final few minutes in College Station, 70-68. The Aggies have now lost five consecutive games.

The pressure is on for Texas A&M as the few remaining games will determine what their postseason will look like. With four regular-season games to go, A&M must find a way to pull out a win against another top-25-ranked squad at Reed Arena.

March inches closer but the Aggies are farther away from March Madness than any point this season. In order to stop a four-game slide against No. 18 South Carolina, Texas A&M must return to playing a brand of basketball that accounted for most of its early-season success.

Texas A&M's postseason aspirations are fading away after a devasting 35-point defeat to Tennessee to make it four straight losses. Head coach Buzz Williams joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to detail the Aggies' slump and what is next.

It was a rocky showing by the Aggies in Rocky Top, dropping their fourth consecutive conference game, 86-51. The lackluster performance in Knoxville has knocked Texas A&M off the bubble, needing an end-of-season spark to keep their postseason aspirations alive.

Lost and lifeless on both ends of the floor, Buzz Williams and the Aggies were blown out of Knoxville in an apathetic 86-51 loss on Saturday night. Shooting 27.3 percent from the field, Texas A&M was outscored in the second half 49-24 while converting just 7-of-34 3-pointers.

Currently treading precarious ground, Texas A&M has plenty at stake as they visit a hostile environment at Thompson-Boling Arena in Saturday's bout with top-5 Tennessee. With no time to waste, the Aggies are tasked with turning their fortunes around with five games remaining.

"The Source" will throw out the first pitch at Olsen on Friday night, and he's totally not nervous. Prior to taking the mound, Billy Liucci sat down to answer another round of subscriber questions ranging from A&M's AD search to football's offseason workouts and much more.

Eric Musselman's Arkansas Razorbacks came into Aggieland with the goal of sweeping the Aggies and did just that as Texas A&M struggled to shoot on Tuesday evening. With a third straight loss, the Maroon & White are now below .500 in conference play.

The Aggies have scraped the bottom of the barrel as their "Jekyll and Hyde" season continues with a humiliating 78-71 loss to Arkansas. Much like the first meeting in January, A&M missed two-thirds of their shots and botched an embarrassing amount of free throws (25-of-39).

Tramon Mark's last-second floater upended the Aggies in January, and as the Arkansas Razorbacks come to College Station, Texas A&M is facing a must-win scenario on Tuesday night. With six regular-season games remaining, A&M must find a way to improve its resume.

Struggling to contest 3-pointers, the Aggies surrendered an alarming 18 makes from beyond the arc in Saturday's loss to No. 15 Alabama, 100-75. Conversely, Texas A&M continued to fire from long range without success, shooting 4-of-23 and taking another step back in the process.

This season, Texas A&M basketball is 4-4 on the road in 2023-2024, which appears problematic considering the Aggies travel to Tuscaloosa for a Saturday matchup with No. 15 Alabama. Williams & Co. hope to sing a different tune on this trip.

Texas A&M basketball looks to get back on track after a disappointing loss at Vanderbilt. The Aggies now face a daunting task heading to T-Town to take on the No. 15 Alabama Crimson Tide and look to snap their 14-game home winning streak against SEC opponents.

The margin for error is now razor-thin following Texas A&M's shocking 74-73 loss at Vanderbilt on Tuesday night. By suffering yet another Quadrant 3 loss, the Aggies are once again squarely on the NCAA Tournament bubble after falling in Nashville.

Just days after defeating the sixth-ranked team in the nation, Texas A&M suffered an inexcusable setback to lowly Vanderbilt on Tuesday, 74-73. The Aggies encountered a severe scoring drought in the final minutes before Ezra Manjon closed the game with a buzzer-beater.