The Aggies have overpowered their last two opponents, but both those game have come at Reed Arena. Now they will hit the road to take on the dynamic Tigers, who are 21-2 this season and sit atop the SEC standings.

Texas A&M will look to win its third-straight conference game as the Aggies travel to Auburn to take on the No. 8 Tigers, who are 21-2 this season. The Aggies have struggled on the road at times this year but they hope to turn that around against the SEC's top team.

Slowly but surely Texas A&M is showing signs of becoming the team many expected in the early part of this season. The Aggies dominated the Gamecocks wire-to-wire on Saturday, creating a wave of confidence heading into a decisive week of SEC games.

As a collegiate basketball player, a father and a son, Admon Gilder has many facets. He sits down with Gabe Bock to discuss growing up in Dallas, his daughter, recovering from a serious knee injury and more.

Despite returning from injury more than a week ago, neither Admon Gilder or Duane Wilson are at full strength. If the Aggies want leave Allen Fieldhouse with a victory, they must receive improved play in the backcourt.

Texas A&M is 0-4 in conference play, but the Aggies are nearing full strength as they head to Knoxville to take on the Volunteers. Head coach Billy Kennedy and Admon Gilder share their thoughts on the road ahead after practice.

Texas A&M may be down as many as three starters when Florida heads to College Station on Tuesday evening. While D.J. Hogg finishes out his three-game suspension, guards Admon Gilder and Duane Wilson are battling knee injuries and are listed as day-to-day.

The ninth-ranked Aggies look to keep their hot start to 2017 rolling Wednesday against Savannah State. The Tigers are the worst ranked scoring defense in the country allowing 95.1 points per game.

Texas A&M players Robert Williams, Admon Gilder and DJ Hogg have been suspended for violating university policy. Williams, recently named co-SEC Preseason Player of the Year, has been suspended for three games, while Gilder and Hogg will sit out one, Friday's exhibition contest.

Texas A&M Basketball enters with year with high expectations and a loaded roster but will face a tough non-conference slate before SEC play begins. A host of Aggie basketball players met with the media on Thursday to preview the season.

When Robert Williams turned down a chance to be a high first round draft pick, he had his eyes set on lofty goals for the 2018 Aggies. Despite a disappointing finish in 2017, Williams and his teammates believe next season could be special for Texas A&M.

The Texas A&M basketball team had a chance to speak to the media on Friday, and the players discussed their off-season work and plans for next year. Logan Lee spoke to Tyler Davis, Robert Williams and J.J. Caldwell to get their thoughts on all things Aggie Hoops.

Despite a disappointing end to the basketball season, Texas A&M hoops fans have a reason to celebrate. The return of Robert Williams and a very talented core of experienced players means next year's squad will certainly have the look of a Tournament team.

When Texas A&M takes the court against Vanderbilt in their SEC Tournament opener on Thursday, they won't just be looking to avenge two regular season losses, they'll be looking to start a miracle run into March Madness.

So much of Texas A&M's basketball season has been marked by missed opportunities, and the final game of the regular season held form. The Aggies had the #9 Wildcats down 19-4 early but watched the lead - and the game - slip away.

Behind strong performances from Tonny Trocha-Morelos and JC Hampton and steady defense, the Aggies found a way to win another ball game that wasn't pretty. The win improves A&M's NIT chances with the season finale against Kentucky at Reed on tap.

With two games left on the SEC slate, Coach Billy Kennedy and his Texas A&M squad know that they can't afford to lose another game. Tuesday's trip to Missouri could prove more challenging than the Tigers' record suggests.

For the first time in a while, the Aggies turned in a dominant performance that included a tremendous shooting percentage, sound defense and excellent game planning from Coach Billy Kennedy and his staff.