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.

Again channeling the late-game magic that they conjured in the second round of last season's NCAA tournament, A&M made a furious late run that proved too little, too late against the Wildcats.

The Aggies were unable to keep the score close for much of the game, but a thrilling late rally almost turned their fortunes one more time.

Though most of the season remains ahead of them, Texas A&M knows that Saturday's game against the 19th ranked Wildcats is important in building a convincing case for March.

Players and coaches from both the Texas A&M men's and women's basketball teams gathered in front of the media on Thursday to talk about their respective seasons to date. TexAgs was there to catch the action.

Though Arizona only has seven scholarship players, the Wildcats are a dangerous, talented team. Texas A&M will need to neutralize the Wildcats' length and get a good performance from the bench to walk out of the Toyota Center with a win.

Texas A&M overmatched both of its opponents this past week, but that's exactly what a good team does against inferior competition. The Aggies got to try out some new things on the defensive end in the decisive victories.

The Aggies executed their offensive game plan well and won Saturday, but youth and rebounding struggles created problems. Logan Lee breaks down what went right and what needs to change.

Coach Billy Kennedy and the Aggie players weren't pleased with the overall effort Saturday night, but the game still offered a clear look at what Tyler Davis and his young teammates can do offensively.

The Bulldogs hung closer than most expected, frustrating coach Billy Kennedy and his players, but four Texas A&M players scored in double digits, led by 22 from Tyler Davis, and the Aggies held on to move to 7-2.

After two comfortable wins this week, Texas A&M aims to extend the streak to three against visiting South Carolina State. They also hope to continue tightening up their game for next week's match-up with Arizona.

J.C. Hampton and Tonny-Trocha Morelos had big nights offensively against Denver, and Robert Williams' highlight-reel tendencies appear to be contagious. TexAgs basketball analyst Logan Lee has those thoughts and more inside.

Texas A&M started slowly against Denver, but strong performances from Tonny Trocha-Morelos and J.C. Hampton allowed the Aggies to pull away for an easy win. TexAgs was there to record the night's high points and presents them in this highlight video.

The Aggies picked up their second win in three days after defeating the Denver Pioneers, 80-58. Graduate transfer JC Hampton led the Aggies with 21 points and helped A&M cruise to a comfortable victory.

J.C. Hampton hasn't been a large scoring threat so far in his time at Texas A&M, but that may be changing quickly. On Wednesday, the senior scored 21 in the win over Denver. Logan Lee caught up with him after the game.