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.

When Texas A&M traveled to Fayetteville a month ago, it was Tramon Mark who broke Aggie hearts by hitting a buzzer-beat to send the Maroon & White home empty-handed. As the series shifts to Aggieland, A&M will be searching to avenge that loss to the Hogs.

Despite riding high through the first weeks of February, alarming losses to Vanderbilt and Alabama has placed Texas A&M in a precarious position as March looms. With a heightened sense of urgency, the Aggies now face Arkansas on Tuesday night in a critical rematch.

It wasn't always pretty, but the Aggies picked up two wins in a row, defeating LSU on the road before coming back to College Station to beat Missouri. With two games left in the homestand, David Sandhop and Luke Evangelist sat down for another edition of the Reed Report.

It was the best of times and the worst of times as Texas A&M knocked off No. 6 Kentucky last weekend before a late floater sunk the Aggies in Fayetteville. With an important week of hoops ahead, David Sandhop and Luke Evangelist sat down for another edition of the Reed Report.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joins Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on Ross Bjork leaving A&M to head to Ohio State, former Alabama cornerback Desmond Ricks announcing his intent to transfer to A&M and much more.

Texas A&M slumped to 1-3 in conference play after Tramon Mark hit a jumper with 1.1 seconds remaining to lift Arkansas in Fayetteville, 78-77. David Sandhop shares his biggest takeaways from the loss as the Aggies failed to capitalize on momentum built last weekend.

Wade Taylor IV lifted Texas A&M out of a deep hole with a 41-point performance that was ultimately spoiled after falling to Arkansas on Tuesday night, 78-77. Shooting just 32 percent, the Aggies seemingly doomed themselves from the onset up until the final moments.

The Maroon & White have an early opportunity to climb back to .500 in conference play and take a step forward as they face a flagging Arkansas squad on the road. Tom Schuberth shares his scouting report on what to expect from Eric Musselman and the Razorbacks.

Despite two losses to open SEC play, Texas A&M men's basketball pulled off a massive upset of No. 6 Kentucky in overtime at Reed Arena. Now 1-2 in conference play, the Aggies are looking to establish some consistency with another victory over Arkansas on Tuesday.