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.

The last time the two teams squared off, a hot Kentucky team edged the struggling Aggies in Lexington. This time around, the tables are turned as A&M will try to win its third SEC game and hand Kentucky its first three-game losing streak of the John Calipari era.

Slowly but surely Texas A&M is showing signs of becoming the team many expected in the early part of this season. The Aggies dominated the Gamecocks wire-to-wire on Saturday, creating a wave of confidence heading into a decisive week of SEC games.

The Aggies only lost to the Jayhawks by eleven, but familiar problems plagued them on Saturday, including an apparent lack of confidence and discipline. Logan reflects on the good and bad as A&M turns its attention back to the SEC this week.

Prior to tipoff of Thursday night's contest against Buffalo, Texas A&M announced suspensions for three basketball players, including leading scorer DJ Hogg. JJ Caldwell and TJ Starks are out for one game while Hogg will miss three, including the team's first two SEC games.

D.J. Hogg has been the hot hand for Aggie basketball through seven games this year and cites his work in the gym as the main reason for his improvement on the court. Hogg sits down with Gabe Bock after the win over UT-Rio Grande Valley.

D.J. Hogg exploded for 19 points in the second half of Texas A&M's Friday night win over the UC-Santa Barbara Gauchos. After the game, he spoke with TexAgs' Logan Lee about his performance, the Reed Arena crowd and much more.

Texas A&M players Robert Williams, Admon Gilder and DJ Hogg have been suspended for violating university policy. Williams, recently named co-SEC Preseason Player of the Year, has been suspended for three games, while Gilder and Hogg will sit out one, Friday's exhibition contest.