Texas A&M basketball is gearing up for its biggest contest of the season thus far as they prepare to take on the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats on Wednesday night at Reed Arena. If history is any indication, this matchup could be one for the books.

As college football schedules get scrapped and rebuilt around the country, there will inevitably be winners and losers as a result. FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres joined to discuss why he believes Notre Dame and the ACC might be the biggest winners of the shakeup.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, our basketball analyst Logan Lee and former WBB assistant Tap Bentz joined in-studio to offer their All-Decade Team for the Texas A&M Men's Basketball Program.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M and NBA point guard Acie Law IV joined to share his thoughts on the free agent signings of Alex Caruso, Jalen Jones and Danuel House, and to look back on his recruitment and the reasons why he chose to attend Texas A&M.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M basketball players Alex Caruso and Acie Law IV joined to share their perspectives on tonight's NBA Draft, Caruso hoping to hear his named called the chances of Danuel House or Jalen Jones being taken and more.

One might be tempted to say that Texas A&M simply lost to a better team in Thursday's 77-63 defeat against Oklahoma, and it might be true. However, in watching their season come to a close the Aggies may wonder if a simple change could have altered the outcome.

They did what only two classes before them accomplished: taking Texas A&M to the Sweet Sixteen. Now, after Thursday's loss to Oklahoma, the Aggies' seniors say goodbye. Following the game Alex Caruso, Jalen Jones, Danuel House and Anthony Collins spoke from the heart.

Inconsistency has defined Danuel House's season, but Texas A&M prefers to see his recent performances in a different light: clutch. Matched up against high-scoring Oklahoma in the Sweet Sixteen, the Aggies will need House to harness the key to his increased output.

To advance to the Sweet Sixteen, Texas A&M had to pull off essentially the impossible. To advance even further, they'll have to do it again. The challenge this time awaits in the form of the Oklahoma Sooners and arguably the nation's best player, Buddy Hield.

The Texas A&M basketball team and Aggie fans everywhere watched in unison Sunday night as a shot at the Sweet Sixteen seemingly slipped away. Then, in a half-minute that will go down in Tournament history, the Aggies came back — and went on to win in double overtime.

Sure, many Texas A&M fans wanted the Longhorns in the second round. But to the No. 3-seed Aggies, advancing to the Sweet 16 is all that matters. To do it they'll have to out-muscle the Northern Iowa Panthers, fresh off a memorable buzzer-beater.

Survive and advance is the mantra, but on Friday Texas A&M did much more than that. Swimming in a sea of upsets, the Aggies shook off a slow start and pasted Green Bay to move on to the second round. In the process, they learned something else about themselves.

Despite the day's prior results and the game's start, Texas A&M rolled to a demolition of Green Bay on Friday night. After scoring 20 points in the win, senior guard Danuel House broke down the Aggies' game plan and looked ahead to the second round.

At this point, what else should we expect when Texas A&M and Kentucky play? The latest overtime thriller between the Aggies and Wildcats saw UK pull out the win, but there were no true losers. A&M now heads into the NCAA Tournament with the look of a contender.

In what looked once again like deja vu, Texas A&M and Kentucky met and needed overtime to settle the score. This time it was in the SEC Tournament title game, where the Wildcats edged the Aggies despite Danuel House's 32 points.

Pitted against a Florida team fighting for its life, No. 1-seeded Texas A&M made the plays that counted in the game's final minutes to score a 72-66 victory in Nashville on Friday and move on to the SEC Tournament semifinals against the LSU-Tennessee winner.

It's been an unforgettable season at Texas A&M, and it's not over. The SEC Tournament's No. 1 seed awaits, followed by a shot at a run to the Final Four. How far can these Aggies go — and how far can the program take this year's momentum?

Hopefully, Texas A&M left plenty of space on the shelf next to the SEC regular season championship trophy. Headed into the conference tournament as the No. 1 seed, the Aggies will be led by the Coach of the Year and five All-SEC players.