A highly talented wing who nonetheless got lost in the Aggies' rotation, the sophomore will seek a transfer to a new school. Former Aggie basketball player Logan Lee chimes in on the 'why' and the 'what's next?'

Another late-second half surge brought the Aggies close in a game that stacked the odds against them, but it ultimately fell short. The points of concern from Tuesday's loss are an emphasis if only because they need immediate fixes.

Two games against the Tigers; twice the Aggies have shown what they're made of. Tuesday night's win was the fruit of labors in preparation, execution and effort. How does A&M carry it over from here?

Though the Aggies revealed some of the flaws that could hurt them against SEC competition, they also harnessed a few impressive strengths. With only one non-con game remaining, the time for polish is now.

Early on it seemed the Bears would carry the momentum from a near-defeat of Georgia over at Reed Arena. Jalen Jones and three other Aggies in double figures instead paved the way for a surge and solid victory.

With season-high point totals coming from Jalen Jones (27) and Danuel House (21), the A&M basketball team cruised to an 81-63 victory over the visiting Youngstown State Penguins on Saturday afternoon.

Wednesday's result may not have been pretty, but it was a win in a game last season's team may very well have lost. Looking next at Arizona State, the Aggies have a number of things they can improve in a hurry.

The Aggies were hardly tested in their return home, but that increasingly seems to be a testament to the roster that's only beginning to gel. Leadership, shooting and more are evident — so what comes next?

In what may be becoming business as usual, Texas A&M turned a close game into a large lead with a strong second half. The Aggies were led by three of their impact newcomers in advancing their early record to 4-1.

Questions lingered before the season about the Aggies, and they still will. But, in a season-opening blowout against the Demons, the new roster flexed its muscle. Jalen Jones and Antwan Space scored 16 apiece.

In landing a national top-five class, Texas A&M did more than turn heads in the college basketball world. It addressed needs up and down the roster and set the '15-'16 team up for potentially unprecedented success.

The Aggies should be better this season than in 2013-14, but they didn't show it on Wednesday night. Still, led by encouraging debuts from several new faces, A&M sealed an exhibition victory in the second half.

Billy Kennedy's program welcomes a touted freshman point guard, a long-awaited post presence, a healthy Davonte Fitzgerald and more for the 2014-15 season. On Thursday the team revealed its initial insights.

Texas A&M and Aggie coach Billy Kennedy confirmed on Thursday that the knee injury Fitzgerald suffered against LSU will end his highly successful freshman season, during which he averaged 7.3 points per game.

Jamal Jones' 19 points and Kourtney Roberson's double-double paved the path, but strong efforts off the bench and on both ends of the court ultimately propelled the Aggies to a much-needed victory at home.

On Friday, Billy Kennedy, along with Davonte Fitzgerald and Jordan Green, met with the media before heading to Georgia to preview tomorrow night's matchup, look back at Mississippi State and more.

A&M's 3-0 SEC start quickly faded into memory with the collapse that started against Mississippi State in Starkville. Led by Jamal Jones, the Aggies took revenge on Wednesday and perhaps set up a chance for a run.

In the absence of Jamal Jones and Davonte Fitzgerald's scoring aid, A&M was exposed against Vanderbilt and left at a loss for answers. With two road games looming ahead, the truth may be difficult to face.