A&M head basketball coach Billy Kennedy and select A&M players met with the media ahead of their season-opener against Savannah State tomorrow night. The Aggies previewed the game and what to expect from this year's squad.

The men's basketball team appeared in front of a crowd for the first time tonight for a scrimmage at Reed Arena. Head coach Billy Kennedy discussed some of the good things he saw from his team in their first outing.

The Aggies are ranked 12th in the SEC in the latest preseason poll. Guards Admon Gilder and T.J. Starks think the team belongs much higher, and they will look to come out of the gates ready to play to prove it.

Texas A&M lost three key players off a team that made a run to the Sweet Sixteen, and coach Billy Kennedy and his staff enter a new season with a smaller, more guard-oriented roster. On Wednesday Kennedy spoke at SEC Media days about expectations for this year.

Head coach Billy Kennedy met with the media on Monday to talk about the skill and depth of his team going into the 2018-2019 campaign, including previewing a guard-heavy offense and the size of the rim protectors in the front court.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio A&M head coach Billy Kennedy joined the program to share an update on his team's offseason work, guys who must step up in 2018-19 and much, much more.

Billy Kennedy will fill the open spot on his bench with Jeff Reynolds, the current Director of Scouting and Game Management at Virginia Tech. Reynolds spent five seasons as head coach at Air Force and has spent four decades in coaching.

Following speculation from ESPN's Jeff Goodman, Logan Lee can confirm that Texas A&M assistant Amir Abdur-Rahim will be leaving the A&M basketball program to join Tom Crean's staff at Georgia.

Texas A&M fell behind Michigan early and could not recover as the Aggies saw their season end in blowout fashion. TexAgs caught up with several A&M players after the game to discuss what when wrong.

Texas A&M was thoroughly outplayed in its season-ending loss to Michigan, and Rob Williams immediately confirmed he would turn pro. Tyler Davis and DJ Hogg could follow suit, and the Aggies must address several significant questions to find their way back to the Sweet 16.

Texas A&M saw its season come to a devastating end as Michigan was deadly from three-point range. The Wolverines made 10 threes in the first half and 14 in the game as A&M was never was able to get within striking distance in the second half.

For the second time in three years, Texas A&M Men's Hoops is in the Sweet Sixteen, and the Aggies aren't taking their opportunity lightly. Head coach Billy Kennedy, and players Tyler Davis and Admon Gilder discuss their focus on Michigan, their excitement and more.

The 2017-18 basketball season has been a long, tough road for Billy Kennedy and the Aggies. Things weren't always easy, but Kennedy kept the faith and the ship steady to help guide A&M back to the Sweet Sixteen.

Texas A&M head coach Billy Kennedy entered Sunday's contest with North Carolina hoping for a narrow victory, but got more than he bargained for as the Aggies dominated the Tar Heels on both ends of the court.

UNC is regarded as one of the most prestigious college basketball programs in the country, with three national championships in the 2000s and a bevy of players to the NBA. The Aggies will try to overcome that history and mystique on Sunday as they try to advance to the Sweet 16.

Texas A&M took advantage of its length and size on the inside to beat Providence on Friday and earn a trip to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Both Tyler Davis and Robert Williams posted double-doubles in the victory.

The Aggies received a tough draw as the seven-seed in the West Region drawing the 10-seed Providence Friars. If the Aggies want a victory tomorrow, they must take advantage of Tyler Davis and Robert Williams' size down low.

Prior to tomorrow's matchup in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Charlotte, both the Aggies and Friars met with the media to discuss the matchup, thoughts on being in the Big Dance and more.