After two straight Southeastern Conference wins, Texas A&M will visit the 18th ranked Mountaineers as part of the SEC/Big 12 Challenge. Billy Kennedy and Admon Gilder agree the Aggies must be at their best Saturday.

Texas A&M will take on Georgia at Reed Arena on Saturday morning hoping to get out of a serious slump. Head coach Billy Kennedy and guard Admon Gilder spoke to the media on Friday to preview the matchup.

In a true team effort in which five Aggie players scored in double figures and there were dunks aplenty, Texas A&M beat LSU for a much-needed SEC win at Reed Arena Wednesday night.

Texas A&M was unable to turn its assumed size advantage into anything meaningful on Thursday night, and the Aggies went cold from the field in the second half. Combined, those factors were enough to doom A&M to its fourth loss of the season.

Though the Aggies' late surge showed a refusal to give up, the lack of intensity early, failure to execute key parts of the game plan, and poor free throw shooting were among A&M's fatal flaws on Saturday.

The Aggies dropped a close game to the Bruins in the championship round of the Wooden Legacy in Anaheim. Despite the loss, there were plenty of reasons to be encouraged about the future of a young A&M team.

DJ Hogg poured in 25 points as Texas A&M moved easily into the winner's bracket of the Wooden Legacy tournament with a dominant win over Cal State Northridge.

After wins over smaller programs, Billy Kennedy's Texas A&M team will host a Trojans team out of the PAC-12 that has scored well and looked strong on the perimeter. The game tips off at 6 p.m. at Reed Arena.

Aggie basketball was back on the hardcourt Friday night, showing off it's new look for 2016. One of the headlines? True freshman Robert Williams. TexAgs caught the newcomer's big night and compiled video highlights and interviews.

Joining last season in the history books are three All-SEC selections and a Sweet Sixteen berth. Surely, Texas A&M should expect a drop-off in 2016-17 ... right? Analyzing the potential of the Aggies' probable starting lineup leads to a different conclusion.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M basketball player Acie Law IV gave an in-depth breakdown on Admon Gilder's game, looked back on the Aggies' upset win in Lawrence in 2007 and more.

Admon Gilder's freshman season came to a close better than many: a Sweet Sixteen and plenty of optimism for next year. Following Texas A&M's loss to Oklahoma, Gilder looked at the takeaways from this go-around and looked ahead.

From the signing of the heralded 2015 recruiting class to the ongoing run through the NCAA Tournament, Billy Kennedy' staff is poised to take Texas A&M to new heights now and in the future. Central to that mix is Strength and Conditioning Coach Darby Rich.

The NCAA Tournament's greatest comeback is in the rear-view mirror; Texas A&M heads now to Anaheim, carrying some lessons on perseverance with it. On Tuesday the Aggies met the media to break down the Oklahoma Sooners and the road ahead.

Texas A&M’s shocking comeback for a 92-88, double-overtime NCAA Tournament victory over Northern Iowa will go down as the greatest moment in the Aggies’ basketball history. It may make an enormous impact on their near future, too.

The Texas A&M basketball team and Aggie fans everywhere watched in unison Sunday night as a shot at the Sweet Sixteen seemingly slipped away. Then, in a half-minute that will go down in Tournament history, the Aggies came back — and went on to win in double overtime.

Only a freshman, Admon Gilder can now say he'll be playing in the Sweet Sixteen in his first NCAA Tournament — and he played a pivotal part in Texas A&M getting there. Following Sunday's win Gilder broke down his role in the frantic finish and the Aggies' outlook.

Survive and advance is the mantra, but on Friday Texas A&M did much more than that. Swimming in a sea of upsets, the Aggies shook off a slow start and pasted Green Bay to move on to the second round. In the process, they learned something else about themselves.