During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the good doctor, John Thornton, joined to share his thoughts on the 2019-2020 season coming to an abrupt close and the foundation that was laid by this year's squad.

In November, Texas A&M was considered the worst Power 5 team in the entire country. However, the Aggies closed the season by winning five of the final seven games, giving them plenty to be encouraged by as they move forward in the Buzz Williams-era.

What if we told you it was still possible to cover and talk about sports in the apparently sports-free era of social distancing? Billy Liucci proves it in spades, discussing how football pre-season preparation may change, expectations for the 2020 roster, and much, much more.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M men's basketball coach Buzz Williams joined to detail the Aggies' trip to Music City for the SEC Tournament after the COVID-19 outbreak canceled the event.

The decisions to cancel the SEC Tournament and subsequently the other NCAA winter & spring championships developed rapidly. Texas A&M athletic director Ross Bjork offered some insight into the decision-making process and what may be next for Aggie athletics.

Texas A&M has already defeated the Missouri Tigers twice this season, once in Columbia and once in Aggieland. However, winning the third matchup against the Tigers - this time in Nashville at the SEC Tournament - is crucial for the Aggies and continuing their season.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, our basketball analyst John Pugliese joined to preview Texas A&M's matchup with Missouri in the SEC Tournament as well as share his thoughts on the biggest national storylines during conference tournament week.

Behind 25 points from Wendell Mitchell and 20 points from Josh Nebo, the Aggies pulled out a 77-69 victory over Arkansas in the final home game of the 2019-2020 regular season. Following the game, Buzz Williams, Josh Nebo and Wendell Mitchell addressed the media.

When Texas A&M opened SEC play in January with a loss at Arkansas, some wondered if the Aggies could win a single conference game. A&M put an exclamation point on their answer Saturday, earning a tenth league win as they handled Arkansas at home, 77-69.

Two months ago no one imagined Texas A&M could reach a postseason tournament, but as the Aggies enter their regular-season finale, they're knocking on the door of the NIT. A win on Saturday might secure a postseason berth.

Coming off their biggest win of the 2019-2020 season on Wednesday night, Texas A&M basketball must now focus on the Arkansas Razorbacks as the Ags close out the regular season. Buzz Williams, Wendell Mitchell, Mark French and Josh Nebo spoke to the media after of Saturday's game.

Texas A&M came up with its biggest win so far in the 2019-2020 season with a road upset over Auburn on Wednesday. Led by Josh Nebo, the Aggies handed the Tigers their first home loss of the year.

Auburn shoots a lot of three, but they miss a lot as well. If the Aggies want to secure an upset on Wednesday, they're going to have to keep a dominant rebounding Tiger team off the offensive glass.

The Aggies fought to make a comeback against the Tigers, but they couldn't find their offense late despite a 17-point outing from Savion Flagg. A difficult day taking care of the basketball ended with a long second-half scoring drought.

The Aggies let their first matchup with LSU slip away as they couldn't prevent the Tigers from coming up with second-chance points. This time around Texas A&M must rebound more consistently in order to escape Baton Rouge with a win.

The Texas A&M basketball team's three-game win streak was broken on Tuesday by the top team in the SEC, who pushed their own win streak to seven. Led in scoring by Wendell Mitchell, the Ags played well enough to keep it relatively close but could not pull off the upset at home.

On their first three-game winning streak since December, the Aggies have surprisingly seemed to have turned a corner. However, with No. 8 Kentucky coming to Aggieland on Tuesday, A&M will have to execute their formula to perfection to keep the streak alive.

Texas A&M basketball improved to 14-12 (8-6) on Saturday in an empowering home win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs. After the game, Buzz Williams, Josh Nebo and Wendell Mitchell spoke with the media about the victory.