A&M returns 88.4 percent of last year’s offensive production, but the Aggies brought in a trio of transfers to make up for the loss of Dexter Dennis. With A&M entering a highly-anticipated campaign, Jace Carter, Eli Lawrence and Wildens Leveque are primed to make an impact.

In his first season of collegiate hoops, A&M's Solomon Washington grew to play an important role for Buzz Williams and the Aggies. Entering his sophomore campaign, if the 6-foot-7 post player continues to develop into a physical force, the Aggies could have yet another weapon.

While he may fly under the radar nationally, Andersson Garcia is a key piece for Buzz Williams and Texas A&M in 2023-2024. Entering his second season in Aggieland, Garcia will look to build on last year's emergence and bring his intense style of play back to Reed Arena.

In his first season in College Station, Julius Marble II proved to be a valuable piece of Texas A&M's rotation that finished second in the SEC. Now that he's back for a fifth season of college hoops, slight tweaks and improvements to Marble's game could help the Ags go even further.

Under Buzz Williams, rising senior Henry Coleman III has developed into a leader both on and off the hardwood as one of the most durable forwards in the SEC. With plenty of experience, Coleman's leadership figures to be looked upon more often this upcoming season.

Sidelined for the better half of the 2022-23 season with a hand injury, Manny Obaseki is now prepared to play a major role for the Aggies. With continued development, Obaseki's potential is virtually limitless with his athleticism and ability to score in a multitude of ways on the wing.

Along with Wade Taylor IV, Tyrece "Boots" Radford completes an All-SEC backcourt for the Aggies in 2023-24. Should Buzz Williams & Co. find even more success than last season, Radford will need to be a key part of what A&M does both offensively and defensively.