During Wednesday's media availability at the Staples Center, TexAgs caught up with a few A&M players to get their thoughts on the Michigan Wolverines, being in the Sweet Sixteen and much, much more.

The Aggies suffered a tough loss to LSU on Saturday, but they're hoping to be back at full strength in the coming days. Coach Billy Kennedy and guard D.J. Hogg speak about playing through adversity, the team's injury situation and more.

It's been a rough three game stretch for Texas A&M while starter D.J. Hogg served a suspension. He returns to the starting lineup Saturday against LSU and A&M hopes his sharpshooting will help end the recent slide.

Texas A&M may be down as many as three starters when Florida heads to College Station on Tuesday evening. While D.J. Hogg finishes out his three-game suspension, guards Admon Gilder and Duane Wilson are battling knee injuries and are listed as day-to-day.

The Texas A&M basketball team had a chance to speak to the media on Friday, and the players discussed their off-season work and plans for next year. Logan Lee spoke to Tyler Davis, Robert Williams and J.J. Caldwell to get their thoughts on all things Aggie Hoops.

Despite a disappointing end to the basketball season, Texas A&M hoops fans have a reason to celebrate. The return of Robert Williams and a very talented core of experienced players means next year's squad will certainly have the look of a Tournament team.

Aggie guard D.J. Hogg has been hampered by a foot injury in recent weeks. Though he attempted to play through the pain, Hogg was ruled out for the remainder of the 2016-2017 season on Thursday.

In a true team effort in which five Aggie players scored in double figures and there were dunks aplenty, Texas A&M beat LSU for a much-needed SEC win at Reed Arena Wednesday night.

There seems to be little mystery about why Texas A&M has started SEC play 0-3, with turnovers at the top of the list of reasons why. Facing LSU at home, Billy Kennedy has his Aggies determined to take care of the ball.

Tuesday Billy Kennedy, DJ Hogg and Tyler Davis met with the media to talk about their early SEC struggles and what it will take to change their fortunes against LSU and the remaining conference games.

Texas A&M was unable to turn its assumed size advantage into anything meaningful on Thursday night, and the Aggies went cold from the field in the second half. Combined, those factors were enough to doom A&M to its fourth loss of the season.

D.J. Hogg has struggled from beyond the arc lately, but he was 5-7 from distance against St. Francis. Alex Parker caught up with him after the game to talk about the expansion of his role, his holiday plans and more.

Players and coaches from both the Texas A&M men's and women's basketball teams gathered in front of the media on Thursday to talk about their respective seasons to date. TexAgs was there to catch the action.

The Bulldogs hung closer than most expected, frustrating coach Billy Kennedy and his players, but four Texas A&M players scored in double digits, led by 22 from Tyler Davis, and the Aggies held on to move to 7-2.

Texas A&M sharpshooter D.J. Hogg is just one for his last fifteen three-point attempts, and Billy Kennedy expects him to hit start hitting shots soon. The Aggies might just go as far as Hogg takes them.

DJ Hogg poured in 25 points as Texas A&M moved easily into the winner's bracket of the Wooden Legacy tournament with a dominant win over Cal State Northridge.

After wins over smaller programs, Billy Kennedy's Texas A&M team will host a Trojans team out of the PAC-12 that has scored well and looked strong on the perimeter. The game tips off at 6 p.m. at Reed Arena.

The Aggie basketball team hasn't really been tested yet, but the upcoming contest with USC should provide a challenge. Texas A&M currently sits at 2-0, and head coach Billy Kennedy feels like his young talent is coming along quite well.