The A&M basketball team lost their third consecutive SEC contest on Saturday afternoon, falling 66-43 to Missouri at Reed Arena. The Aggies netted just 26-percent of their shots from the field in their lowest-scoring outing since 2017.

The Aggies will look to bounce back at home on Saturday following a tough loss taken at the hands of No. 14 Auburn. With a difficult stretch of games ahead for the Aggies, the team sees their match against Missouri as a must win.

Texas A&M suffered a 19 point loss against Auburn last Wednesday night in a game that saw the team struggle on both ends of the floor. To keep their season from slipping away, the Aggies need to come away with a victory against Missouri on Saturday afternoon.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio Texas A&M men's basketball coach Billy Kennedy joined to share his thoughts on the Aggies' loss last night to Auburn and preview Saturday's matchup with the Missouri Tigers at Reed Arena.

Despite standout performances from Wendell Mitchell and Savion Flagg, the Aggies were unable to hang with No. 14 Auburn down the stretch. The Tigers outrebounded the maroon and white 50 to 33.

The Aggie men's basketball team got their first SEC win last game against Alabama in thrilling fashion. On Wednesday, Texas A&M will look to pull of an upset win over No. 14 Auburn and notch their second SEC victory.

The Texas A&M men's basketball team is coming off a victory in Tuscaloosa that was won at the buzzer on a three pointer by TJ Starks. With No. 14 Auburn coming to Reed Arena tomorrow, the Aggies will look to ride that momentum into the game and pull of an upset.

After struggling to find rhythm in the first half, the Aggies flipped the script after the break with significant contributions from Josh Nebo, Savion Flagg, and Wendell Mitchell. That change in course put A&M in position for Starks to play the hero and drain the game winner.

The Aggies traveled to Tuscaloosa under .500 and looking for their first SEC win. Despite an 11-point halftime deficit, A&M battled back by taking care of the ball and riding a strong game by Josh Nebo in the paint and found themselves in position for the game-winner.

The Texas A&M men's basketball team will look to turn their 0-2 start to SEC play around against Alabama on Saturday. To leave Tuscaloosa with a victory, the Aggies will have to take care of the basketball and continue to knock down outside shots.

The Aggie men's basketball team is off to a slow start to SEC play, and Billy Kennedy and Jay Jay Chandler met with the media ahead of tomorrow afternoon's match against Alabama to detail what the team is doing to put an end to their losing streak.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio A&M men's basketball coach Billy Kennedy and LockDraft.com analyst John Pugliese joined to talk all things Aggie basketball after the 0-2 start to SEC play.

The Aggies needed nearly everything to go right for them to upset No. 18 Kentucky inside Rupp Arena. While Texas A&M shot well from outside, they could not find the basket late and their 19 turnovers were too much to overcome.

The Aggie men's basketball team makes the trip to Lexington for a match against Kentucky tomorrow night. If Texas A&M wants an upset, they'll have to shoot the ball better than they have thus far and shut down the Wildcats' interior scoring.

Following a tough loss taken at the hands of Arkansas on Saturday, Billy Kennedy and Wendell Mitchell spoke to the media to detail their mindset going into a difficult stretch of games, beginning with a trip to Kentucky tomorrow.

Arkansas struggled shooting the basketball from deep for most of the game. Late in the game, however, the Razorbacks got red hot to put away Texas A&M, who was led in scoring by TJ Starks and Savion Flagg.

Men's basketball fell short Saturday night at home to the Tigers of Texas Southern. The loss amounted to a dominating shooting performance from Southern, along with bad communication and sloppy play from the Ags. With the loss, Texas A&M's five game win streak ends.

A surprising Aggie team dominates Marshall by more than 20 points Saturday night at Reed. Even through changes to the starting lineup, Texas A&M was nearly perfect at the free throw line, with help from off the bench. The defense didn’t disappoint either, making a huge impact.