On the latest episode of Seniors on JV, Texas A&M basketball players Wade Taylor IV and Tyrece Radford joined Kennedy and Jake in the TexAgs studio to look back on their season, the crazy run to Madison Square Garden and more.

For the first time in program history, Texas A&M will compete for an NIT championship after utilizing a hot second-half performance to blow by Washington State at MSG, 72-56. Quenton Jackson's postseason dominance continued as he posted a team-best 18 points.

Texas A&M is among the four teams headed to Madison Square Garden to compete for an NIT title. As the Aggies prepare to put it all on the line, their current status has been made possible by key changes made during the final weeks of the season.

The Aggies head up to New York next week to play in the semifinals of the National Invitational Tournament at Madison Square Garden. Prior to traveling north, Buzz Williams, Wade Taylor IV and Tyrece Radford spoke to the media about the task ahead.

Buzz Williams and Texas A&M basketball continued their strong postseason performance on Saturday, taking down Oregon for a comfortable 75-60 win. The Aggies will now face the winner of Wake Forest vs. Virginia Commonwealth on Wednesday at Reed Arena.

Though the Braves held a short-lived lead, a 47-point second half was more than enough for Texas A&M to pull away and move on to the second round of the NIT. Four Aggies registered double-digits with Tyrece Radford leading the way with a 14-point, 14-rebound double-double.

Texas A&M basketball surprised everyone and played outstanding on a run to the SEC Tournament final. However, the Aggies ultimately fell in the championship game to Tennessee, 65-50, and now await the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee's decision.

Though the Tigers cut a 20-point deficit down to just four with 37 seconds left, Quenton Jackson's late free throws sealed the upset over Auburn as the Aggies are now on their way to the SEC semifinals. Tyrece Radford turned in another hot performance with a team-high 19 points.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the fishbowl's own Richard Zane joined to share updates from the latest in Aggie Athletics as a busy weekend is on tap in College Station with basketball's run in the SEC Tournament, action on the diamonds and much, much more.

Texas A&M squandered a 16 point second-half lead and lost Quenton Jackson with over a minute left in regulation but overcame adversity to beat Florida 83-80 in overtime by way of a Hassan Diarra buzzer-beater.

The Aggies are now heading into the SEC Tournament having won five of their last six following a 67-64 win over MSU on Saturday night. Now with renewed aspirations for an NCAA Tournament bid, Logan Lee shares his key takeaways from the critical victory.

Almost squandering a 19-point lead, Buzz Williams and the Aggies held on in the final stretches to defeat Mississippi State, 67-64. The win is Texas A&M's fourth consecutive victory as the Maroon & White finished the regular season with 20 wins and a .500 SEC record.

Quenton Jackson and the surging Aggies look to build on their current winning streak in the season finale at home against Mississippi State. This weekend's matchup could prove pivotal towards Texas A&M's NCAA tournament hopes.

Texas A&M basketball will wrap up its 2021-2022 regular season campaign on Saturday night as Mississippi State makes its way into town. On Friday, Buzz Williams, Wade Taylor IV and Quenton Jackson spoke to the media about the upcoming SEC showdown.

The Aggies doubled up Ole Miss behind the stellar shooting of Tyrece Radford who finished the game with 19 points. The Aggies were also active on defense with Henry Coleman III, Tyrece Radford, and Quenton Jackson each finishing with multiple steals.

Texas A&M has a chance to win back-to-back games for the first time since early January on Saturday when they travel to Oxford to take on Ole Miss. Quenton Jackson and Tyrece Radford have led A&M in scoring the past two games, and they could be key for an Aggie win.

Texas A&M basketball lost its ninth game in its last ten, falling to Vanderbilt in Nashville, 72-67. Despite the loss, Quenton Jackson put up 23 points, the most for him since the Aggies' 85-59 win over Central Arkansas at Reed Arena on Dec. 29.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the fishbowl's own Richard Zane joined to share updates from the latest in Aggie Athletics as a busy weekend is on tap in College Station with basketball season in full swing, baseball's opening weekend and much, much more.