The 2-seed Aggies hosted Montana to open the 2015 National Invitation Tournament, and they lived up to their billing. A&M's senior guard shared his perspective after an 81-64 win that kept his final season going.

Jordan Green has blossomed into a leader of the A&M basketball team both on and off the court. Heavily involved in community service, Green has spent time speaking to kids and teaching them life lessons.

A swirling combination of negative factors, some out of A&M's control and some entirely its fault, was too much for the Aggies to overcome in a game they needed to win at home. The bottom line remains the same.

Even without its leading scorer, Texas A&M held a double-digit lead at halftime. It went by the wayside in a struggle of a second half that led to a missed final shot and a 61-60 Tide victory with the Aggies' NCAA hopes potentially in the balance.

Texas A&M could not beat Alabama in January without Jalen Jones. Now, the Aggies might have to face the Crimson Tide without Danuel House. However they do it, pulling off a win on Senior Day may decide the season.

Joined by their head coach, Texas A&M's two seniors met the media on Friday to assess their final game in Reed Arena — and its importance to their resurgent season and chances of an NCAA Tournament appearance.

Days removed from a difficult loss to Arkansas, the Aggies did what they've done time and time again this season — rebound in impressive fashion. This time, however, they made an example out of the Tigers.

Two games against the Tigers; twice the Aggies have shown what they're made of. Tuesday night's win was the fruit of labors in preparation, execution and effort. How does A&M carry it over from here?

The last time these two teams met, A&M came back to steal a win from under the Tigers' nose in their own arena. Now, Billy Kennedy's Aggies will play host hoping to avoid the same. He and his players zeroed in on the matchup on Monday.

An effort that dominated the Commodores from the game's opening tip catapulted Texas A&M to its sixth straight win, leaving it alone in second place in the SEC standings. Four Aggies scored in double figures.

Following Saturday's victory that propelled A&M to 15-5 and 6-2 in SEC play, Billy Kennedy, his team's leaders and Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings sat down with the media to discuss the outcome.

Things that opened the year as weaknesses for the Aggies have become strengths. Team unity is high and development across the roster is as well. There's work to be done, but we're witnessing a new A&M team.

The trajectory of A&M's season has changed with a pair of big road victories and a four-game win streak, but the momentum must carry into another conference game away from home. Billy Kennedy and his players sized it up on Monday.

Beating a solid Volunteer team on its home court would require an astute game plan and execution to bring it to life; that's exactly what the Aggies had, and it's exactly what they did. In the process, A&M rolled on.

A rebound to 3-2 in SEC play is within the cards for the Aggies, provided they don't get in their own way against Missouri. Billy Kennedy and his players met with the media on Tuesday to discuss.

Following A&M's non-conference-closing victory, Billy Kennedy, Jordan Green and Peyton Allen met the media to discuss the team's makeup heading into SEC play and much more.

The Texas A&M basketball team defeated the Youngstown State Penguins 81-63 on Saturday behind big days from Jalen Jones and Danuel House. Former A&M guard Logan Lee shares his thoughts on the game.

If there's one thing that should be most exciting about this year's Aggies, it's that they continue to win despite learning on the fly. In Saturday's comeback A&M found a go-to leader and helpful things to work on.