In their first game as a top-25 ranked team, the Aggies came away with a big first-round win over the Texas Longhorns at the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas — led by senior Danuel House and anchored by true freshman Tyler Davis.

Indeed, it's only one game — and the focus must quickly turn to the next. Still, on Friday night in a 104-64 victory over USC Upstate, Texas A&M and its hyped freshman class provided a glimpse of depth and scoring ability that should excite many.

The first look at the 2015-2016 Texas A&M men's basketball team came Wednesday night in Reed Arena, featuring reason for high hopes about both the season and the potential of the Aggies' impact freshman class.

On Wednesday Billy Kennedy and his Aggies took a moment with the media to discuss expectations for a team with some preseason hype, how practice has progressed, the mix of A&M's seniors and talented freshmen and going through training with Navy SEALs.

Less than 24 hours from their departure to Europe for a 10-day team-building trip, Billy Kennedy and the members of the Texas A&M basketball team met the media to discuss their offseason. Meanwhile, Logan Lee shares his impressions of the Aggies thus far.

Impact freshmen, a strong core group of seniors and experience in between make up what is expected to be Billy Kennedy's best team thus far at Texas A&M. Recently, the Aggies went behind the scenes and off the court to share their unique personalities.

Just another accolade for one of the Aggies' incoming national top-70 signees.

All four members of Texas A&M's national top-five recruiting haul will head to San Antonio at the tail end of the week to compete in the semifinals for the 4A, 5A and 6A Texas state championships.

A group the likes of which A&M basketball has never brought to campus put pen to paper on Wednesday to confirm their future in Aggieland. Tyler Davis, D.J. Hogg, Admon Gilder & Elijah Thomas then broke it down.

Texas A&M's head man met the media on Wednesday to discuss the signing of the school's best-ever hoops recruiting class, the approaching season-opener, the team he's put together for this season and more.

In landing a national top-five class, Texas A&M did more than turn heads in the college basketball world. It addressed needs up and down the roster and set the '15-'16 team up for potentially unprecedented success.

The early signing period for all sports outside of football arrived on Wednesday, and with it the latest class of Aggieland-bound athletes — and a collection of hoops recruits that outstrips any other in school history.

It's easy to look into the future of this program — the Puerto Rico Tip-Off, conference play, the '15 class of potential saviors committed. But on the eve of A&M's first exhibition, a more pertinent possibility is in play.