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Lunch with Liucci: Billy Liucci joins TexAgs Radio (Monday, April 22)
TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football, basketball and baseball. "The Source" discussed the Maroon & White game on Saturday, baseball's fifth straight series win and much more.
Ballin' in the Bahamas: Analyzing Texas A&M's performance abroad
With the Texas A&M Men's Basketball trip to the Bahamas by the wayside, David Sandhop discusses what can be taken away from the three games, including what worked vs. what didn't and how Buzz Williams' team might look come November.
Carter, Lawrence & Leveque look to boost A&M's production in 2023-24
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.
Buzz Williams & Co. focused on finding improvements ahead of 2023-24
Texas A&M basketball is set to embark on its 2023 Bahamas Tour that will over a sneak peek of what to expect on the hardwood this season, but before the Aggies go international, head coach Buzz Williams offered an inside look at TexAgs' Preseason Kickoff last Saturday.
Year-to-year improvement remains key for Solomon Washington
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.
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Around Aggieland (7/14)
On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things A&M, as we are just 50 days from Fightin' Texas Aggie football. We also talked about the new additions to Texas A&M men's basketball and baseball.
Julius Marble II adds yet another experienced weapon in 2023-2024
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.
