TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M hoops continues its conference stretch. Liucci provided discussion on how NIL is impacting college athletics, No. 11 A&M's clash with LSU on Saturday and more.

On Thursday’s edition of TexAgs Live, former Texas A&M basketball guard Logan Lee joined us in-studio to talk all things Aggie basketball. Lee recapped the highs and lows, shooting percentages and play strategy ahead of Saturday’s matchup against LSU at Reed Arena.

Despite leading for most of the first half, No. 11 Texas A&M found itself facing a three-point halftime deficit that No. 8 Kentucky turned into an 81-69 victory in the final 20 minutes. With the loss, the Ags are now 2-2 in conference play, with a Saturday home game vs. LSU on deck.

Wade Taylor IV will miss his third consecutive game as the 11th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies face No. 8 Kentucky on Tuesday night in Lexington. At 2-1 early in SEC play, it is another massive opportunity for the Maroon & White to record a "Quadrant 1A" victory.

During his three years in Aggieland, guard Admon Gilder was part of some very memorable battles with Kentucky. He joined this episode of the Reed Report to look back on his time at Texas A&M, while Justin Lanham sat down to get us set for the Ags' Tuesday trip to Rupp.

Texas A&M shot just 58.3 percent at the free-throw line and lost the rebounding battle by eight as Alabama took the first-ever top-10 game at Reed Arena by a six-point margin. The Aggies' next opportunity for a statement comes on Tuesday evening in Lexington.

No. 10 Texas A&M rallied for a miraculous comeback at No. 17 Oklahoma on Wednesday night, as Zhuric Phelps knocked down the game-winning triple for the 80-78 victory. The Aggies will return home on Saturday for a top-10 matchup at Reed Arena against No. 5 Alabama.

As the color commentator on Texas A&M basketball radio broadcasts, Dr. John Thornton had a front-row seat to see the Aggies saw 'em off on Saturday night. He joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to review the 80-60 win and share what makes the Ags such a special group.

No. 13 Texas A&M opened Southeastern Conference action with an impressive 20-point victory against arch-rival Texas as the Aggies dominated the paint and put the clamps on the Longhorns' 3-point offense. Next is a difficult road trip to Norman to face 13-1 Oklahoma.

Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Aggies will have a rowdy Reed Arena crowd behind them on Saturday night as the Texas Longhorns come to Aggieland. After a wildly successful non-conference slate, the rivalry renewal represents Texas A&M's first SEC clash of the year.

With an 11-2 record and a lottery pick leading the way, Rodney Terry's Texas Longhorns begin their first season in the SEC with the Lone Star Showdown in Aggieland on Saturday night. It will be the Horns' first trip to Reed Arena since Feb. 6, 2012.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as the in-state rivalry between Texas A&M and Texas renews on the hardwood. Liucci discussed Saturday's Lone Star Showdown at Reed Arena, portal movement and much more.

With a 15-point, 10-assist double-double vs. ACU, Wade Taylor IV moved into second place on Texas A&M's career scoring list with 1,779 points. With a highly-anticipated game vs. Texas on deck, Taylor sat down for an exclusive interview ahead of the Lone Star Showdown.

Buzz Williams and the 13th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies put the finishing touches on their best non-conference showing ever as the Maroon & White bludgeoned Abilene Christian on Saturday afternoon in a 38-point beatdown that actually helped A&M's NET ranking.

At 10-2 in non-conference play, the Fightin' Texas Aggies look to avoid a resume blot on Saturday afternoon when they host Abilene Christian at Reed Arena. A&M is one of seven teams with five or more Quadrant 1 victories, but the Ags are also unbeaten vs. Quad 4 foes.

Josh Carter is Texas A&M's all-time leader in 3-pointers, and the All-Big 12 selection was on a number of incredible Aggie teams on the hardwood. In this edition of the Reed Report, we caught up with Carter and provided a "teaching moment" on the NET rankings work.

No. 12 Texas A&M set the tone early and ran away in the second half as the Aggie defeated Houston Christian on Friday afternoon, 77-45. With the victory, A&M has won six straight and now sits at 9-2 overall with just one non-conference game remaining.

As one of four programs in the country with five combined Quadrant 1 and 2 wins, No. 12 Texas A&M boasts one of the most impressive non-conference resumes in college basketball. Winners of five straight, the Aggies aim to make it six on Friday against Houston Christian.