Slated as the No. 9 seed, Texas A&M will rematch Missouri with the winner earning the privilege of facing No. 1 Florida. Billy Kennedy and two of his team leaders broke it down in Tuesday's press conference.

With NIT odds on the line the Aggies tripped up at home against Auburn, making a rough climb steeper. The top problem with the SEC tourney up next, Logan Lee writes, isn't on the court but rather in their heads.

The Texas A&M men's basketball head coach joined Gabe Bock on the hotline to candidly discuss the issues surrounding his program, the terrifying event of Fabyon Harris' collapse, the future and more.

With plenty to play for both personally and in the big picture, Jamal Jones' 21 points and Jordan Green's career game propelled shorthanded A&M past the Rebels at Reed Arena to move to 8-8 in SEC play.

The Aggies played one of their most complete games against the Tigers at Reed Arena, kicking off the hot streak that has revitalized the season. Logan Lee explains what they'll need to do it again in Baton Rouge.

Texas A&M survived not one but two Volunteer opportunities to leave Reed Arena with a victory, holding on in overtime without Alex Caruso and taking a key 68-65 decision courtesy of Antwan Space's late three.

Second-half offensive struggles have characterized the Aggies' recent defeats, but there were none to be had against Alabama. Led by Jamal Jones and Alex Caruso, A&M recovered at home to move to 15-11.

Jamal Jones' 19 points and Kourtney Roberson's double-double paved the path, but strong efforts off the bench and on both ends of the court ultimately propelled the Aggies to a much-needed victory at home.

In the absence of Jamal Jones and Davonte Fitzgerald's scoring aid, A&M was exposed against Vanderbilt and left at a loss for answers. With two road games looming ahead, the truth may be difficult to face.

Already missing Fabyon Harris for undisclosed reasons, Texas A&M had no answer for Kentucky's mix of athleticism inside and out. Following a second straight road loss after a 3-0 SEC start, it's gut check time.

A 2-0 start in conference play is familiar around these parts after it met a disastrous end last season. What makes Texas A&M's current run any different? The devil's in the details, writes Olin Buchanan.

The Aggies washed the struggles of non-conference play away with a surprising start to the SEC schedule. How did they surge past a Razorback team that had won seven straight games, and what does it mean?

In the 2013-2014 SEC opener, the A&M men's basketball team defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 69-53. Following the game, Arkansas head coach Mike Anderson, Billy Kennedy, Fabyon Harris and Davonte Fitzgerald met with the media.

Conference play brings a new season, and A&M may be a new team. A balanced attack and a breakout performance from freshman Davonte Fitzgerald lifted the Aggies to a 69-53 win and 1-0 in the SEC.

The Aggies will host Arkansas on Wednesday in the 2013-2014 SEC home opener. Billy Kennedy, Jamal Jones, Alex Caruso and Fabyon Harris met with the media in preparation to discuss the team's future.

An up-and-down non-conference slate came to an end in Reed Arena on Saturday with the Aggies' 63-46 victory against the Broncos. Jamal Jones led A&M with 16 points and Fabyon Harris earned his first start.

The Aggies gave their senior his first start of the season on Saturday and he responded with 10 points in the 63-46 victory against UTPA. Following the game he honed in on leadership and the next steps to take.

Texas A&M has looked more athletic, more focused and more cohesive in the non-conference season. It has also lost the three competitive games it's played. Nearing SEC play, Logan Lee examines the picture.