On a four-game skid and inching closer to the bubble, Texas A&M faces a must-win at home against the struggling Ole Miss Rebels. To avoid a damaging Quadrant 3 loss, the Aggies must rediscover their offensive rhythm and limit AJ Storr and Malik Dia.

Texas A&M basketball has now lost four in a row as the Aggies were defeated on Saturday afternoon by 19th-ranked Vanderbilt. The most recent setback is A&M's second blowout loss in conference play, as the Aggies now find themselves back on the bubble.

Two of Texas A&M's three losses during this current slide have been one-possession ballgames that have come down to the final seconds. As the Aggies travel to Nashville this weekend, there is reason to expect Saturday's ballgame will again be decided in crunch time.

Mark Byington's second season in Nashville currently sees the Vanderbilt Commodores ranked among the nation's top 25 as the Fightin' Texas Aggies come to the Music City this weekend. However, Byington's squad will be shorthanded this weekend as Duke Miles and Frankie Collins likely won't play.

A three-game losing streak to begin February has hampered Texas A&M's NCAA Tournament resume as the Aggies search for an end to their skid vs. No. 19 Vanderbilt on Saturday afternoon. Indeed, this weekend's matchup with the Commodores is crucial for Bucky McMillan's Ags.