When Texas A&M traveled to Fayetteville a month ago, it was Tramon Mark who broke Aggie hearts by hitting a buzzer-beat to send the Maroon & White home empty-handed. As the series shifts to Aggieland, A&M will be searching to avenge that loss to the Hogs.

Wade Taylor IV lifted Texas A&M out of a deep hole with a 41-point performance that was ultimately spoiled after falling to Arkansas on Tuesday night, 78-77. Shooting just 32 percent, the Aggies seemingly doomed themselves from the onset up until the final moments.

The Maroon & White have an early opportunity to climb back to .500 in conference play and take a step forward as they face a flagging Arkansas squad on the road. Tom Schuberth shares his scouting report on what to expect from Eric Musselman and the Razorbacks.

Despite two losses to open SEC play, Texas A&M men's basketball pulled off a massive upset of No. 6 Kentucky in overtime at Reed Arena. Now 1-2 in conference play, the Aggies are looking to establish some consistency with another victory over Arkansas on Tuesday.

Texas A&M basketball has slumped to a 0-2 start in conference play as the sixth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats come to Aggieland on Saturday. Ahead of this weekend's contest with Cal & Co., David Sandhop and Luke Evangelist sat down for another edition of the Reed Report.

A panel of select SEC and national media members has concluded that Texas A&M junior guard Wade Taylor IV is worthy of being the league's preseason Player of the Year. This is the first time an A&M player has received the honor.

Despite being limited to just 21 points in the first half, Texas A&M stormed back in the second to earn its ninth-consecutive victory at Reed Area on Wednesday night, 62-56. Wade Taylor IV continued his recent offensive tear after scoring 16 of his game-high 18 in the final 20 minutes.

On Jan. 31, the Razorbacks prevailed in a game that saw the Aggies shoot 34.2 percent from the field. With the rematch set for Wednesday night, taking the game to Arkansas' guards and cashing in on second-chance opportunities are pivotal to a role reversal at Reed Arena.

Two weeks ago, Texas A&M and Arkansas battled in Fayetteville where the Aggies suffered just their second loss in Southeastern Conference play. As the Ags look to split the series on Wednesday, physicality and making the most out of every trip to the charity stripe remains key.

Despite pulling down 24 offensive rebounds, Texas A&M failed to convert from all over as they shot just 34 percent from the field in Tuesday's 81-70 loss at Arkansas. The Aggies recorded zero bench points and continued to falter at the line in their second conference defeat on the road.

Texas A&M and Arkansas are set for a rematch on Saturday evening as the Aggies travel to Fayetteville in search of their first season sweep of the Razorbacks since 1986. However, the Hogs are surging and enter the weekend as winners of three straight SEC contests.

In the face of a late run by Arkansas, A&M guard Quenton Jackson iced the Razorbacks behind a team-high 16 points and a late 3-pointer with .34 seconds left. Five different Aggies contributed double-digits towards a 86-81 win over Arkansas to improve to 2-0 in SEC play.