On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics after men's basketball's loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, baseball's and softball's SEC home openers and more

Texas A&M had no answer for the hot shooting of Penn State as the Nittany Lions hit 13 3-pointers in a 17-point blowout of the Aggies in Des Moines. Andrew Funk hit a ridiculous eight treys himself as A&M's offense remained in its own funk for nearly the entire evening.

The heart and soul of A&M's defense during the Billy Clyde Gillispie era, Dominique Kirk is now coaching at Lake Highlands High School in Dallas. A newly minted state champion, Kirk joined TexAgs Radio to catch up and reminisce some of his favorite March memories in Maroon.

Both Texas A&M and Penn State step into Thursday night's NCAA Tournament First Round having played good basketball of late. With the stakes higher than ever, the Aggies are hopeful that sticking to their same approach, especially on defense, will be enough to keep dancing.

Buzz Williams and the Fightin' Texas Aggies begin their run in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night in Des Moines against Penn State. On Wednesday, Williams, Dexter Dennis, Tyrece Radford and Wade Taylor IV spoke to the media.

After a Dec. 20 loss to Wofford, the Aggies were "left for dead" with little-to-no hope of making the NCAA Tournament. However, a practice on Christmas helped begin an incredible turnaround that has Texas A&M participating in March Madness for the first time in five years.

Last night's Selection Show was a head-scratcher, but in the room, there was only joy as the Aggies are going back to the dance. On Monday morning, Andrew Monaco spoke to TexAgs Radio about what makes this A&M hoops team special, the weekend in Nashville and more.

While the Ags came up short in Nashville, bigger things await for the Maroon & White following a loss to Alabama. With the NCAA Tournament beginning this week, the way A&M has rebounded from previous losses could bode well as the madness of March officially begins.

Following Texas A&M's 87-75 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday, Logan Lee caught up with Wade Taylor IV, Dexter Dennis and Erik Pratt to get the players' perspectives on the win and playing for a conference championship tomorrow against Alabama.

Ahead of No. 2-seed Texas A&M's battle with No. 10 Arkansas in the Southeastern Conference tournament, SEC Network basketball analyst and former Tennessee hooper Dane Bradshaw dived into tonight's matchup and looked into the rest of the field.

With admission into the Big Dance certain, No. 18 Texas A&M still isn't taking anything for granted as they begin the SEC Tournament against Arkansas on Friday. Despite their historic success, the Aggies still have plenty to prove as they look to make a deep run through March.

When going through the process of transferring from Wichita State, Dexter Dennis received advice from former Texas A&M head coach Billy Kennedy that played a part in him becoming an Aggie, and his defensive prowess has certainly helped the Maroon & White this season.

After a historic season that saw the Aggies record the most league wins in 100 years, Texas A&M will now travel to Nashville for the Southeastern Conference Tournament. Ahead of the trip, Wade Taylor IV, Dexter Dennis, Henry Coleman III and Julius Marble II spoke to the media.

With a historic regular season now in the books, Texas A&M was well-represented in this year's postseason awards, with Wade Taylor IV and Tyrece Radford obtaining spots among the league's best players. Taylor earned first-team honors, while Boots was a second-teamer.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics after A&M basketball's regular-season finale, baseball's weekend at the Shriners Children’s College Classic and so much more.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies rise to a season-high No. 18 in the AP Poll after big wins over Ole Miss and then-No. 2 Alabama. Buzz Williams & Co. now head to the Southeastern Conference Tournament with the most conference wins in a century under their belt.

No. 24 Texas A&M upset the SEC Champions and No. 2 Alabama over the weekend at Reed Arena. On Monday morning on TexAgs Radio, Buzz Williams joined the show to detail the electric win over the Tide and A&M's response to adversity this season.

Twenty-fourth-ranked Texas A&M pulled off the upset against second-ranked Alabama on Saturday afternoon at Reed Arena. Following the win over the Tide, Logan Lee shares his biggest takeaways from the Maroon & White's dominant performance.