TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M hoops will travel to Austin to face Texas. Liucci previewed the Lone Star Showdown on the hardwood, detailed Mike Elko's addition to the defensive staff and more.

Former Aggie guard Logan Lee joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap the No. 13 Ags' 63-62 win over No. 16 Ole Miss. Lee discussed the highs and lows before highlighting Buzz Williams & Co.'s upcoming matchup against the Longhorns at the Moody Center.

Another improbable second-half rally, headlined by Manny Obaseki's go-ahead 3-pointer with 13 seconds remaining, saw No. 13 Texas A&M boost its resume with a 63-62 road win over No. 16 Ole Miss on Wednesday. A&M now has three Quad 1A victories, all away from Reed Arena.

Down two in the final seconds of the game, Manny Obaseki drilled a 3-pointer with 13 left to give No. 13 Texas A&M its first lead of the night. MO's heroics were enough as the Aggies held on to defeat No. 16 Ole Miss and earn a massive Quadrant 1A resume-boosting victory.

The Maroon & White will meet No. 16 Ole Miss on Wednesday night in Oxford as Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Aggies face the upstart Rebels. At 3-2 early in conference play, Texas A&M is looking to tighten its play and improve accuracy in the important SEC matchup.

The highly competitive Southeastern Conference is chock full of high-valuable "Quadrant 1A" opportunities this season, and another is up for grabs on Wednesday night when No. 13 Texas A&M travels to Oxford to face No. 16 Ole Miss.

Texas A&M's No. 2 all-time leading scorer and superstar guard Wade Taylor IV was sidelined for three games but returned to the lineup in Saturday's win over LSU. SEC Network play-by-play Tom Hart offered his thoughts on the Aggies with "Four" back on the floor.

A win is a win, but No. 11 Texas A&M's 68-57 victory over LSU on Saturday night was far from pretty as the Aggies snapped a two-game losing skid. While the Maroon & White started to rebound like they have in the past, their free-throw issues still remained.

No. 11 Texas A&M took care of business on Saturday night as the Aggies posted an 11-point victory over LSU at Reed Arena in College Station, 68-57. The win puts an end to a two-game skid as the Maroon & White improved to 3-2 in SEC play.

After dropping its last two conference games, No. 11 Texas A&M looks to get back in the win column when the Aggies host LSU on Saturday night at Reed Arena. During Friday's media availability, Buzz Williams spoke on the health of star guard Wade Taylor IV.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M hoops continues its conference stretch. Liucci provided discussion on how NIL is impacting college athletics, No. 11 A&M's clash with LSU on Saturday and more.

FOX Sports Radio host Aaron Torres chatted about SEC basketball and football on Thursday’s edition of TexAgs Live. Torres shared his opinions on the intensity of SEC play and what we can expect out of Monday’s national championship game.

On Thursday’s edition of TexAgs Live, former Texas A&M basketball guard Logan Lee joined us in-studio to talk all things Aggie basketball. Lee recapped the highs and lows, shooting percentages and play strategy ahead of Saturday’s matchup against LSU at Reed Arena.

Despite leading for most of the first half, No. 11 Texas A&M found itself facing a three-point halftime deficit that No. 8 Kentucky turned into an 81-69 victory in the final 20 minutes. With the loss, the Ags are now 2-2 in conference play, with a Saturday home game vs. LSU on deck.

Last season, Buzz Williams' Aggies went 2-0 vs. the Kentucky Wildcats, but Texas A&M has not won in Lexington since January of 2013. In search of a resume-boosting road victory, the Maroon & White seek to end their Rupp horrors on Tuesday night.

During his three years in Aggieland, guard Admon Gilder was part of some very memorable battles with Kentucky. He joined this episode of the Reed Report to look back on his time at Texas A&M, while Justin Lanham sat down to get us set for the Ags' Tuesday trip to Rupp.

Despite shooting a miserable 58.3 percent at the charity stripe and missing Wade Taylor IV, Texas A&M dropped a gut-wrenching top-10 matchup with Alabama on Saturday, 94-88. The Aggies' saw their winning streak snapped at nine in front of a sold-out Reed Arena.

Historic will be made on Saturday night as No. 10 Texas A&M and No. 5 Alabama will play the first-ever top-10 men's basketball game in College Station. Both teams enter with identical 13-2 records, but for the battle-tested Aggies, the Crimson Tide is not just another opponent.