When Kentucky needed big shots, it made them. When Tyler Ulis aimed to take over, he did. Yet, Texas A&M's relentless effort on defense — and on the offensive boards — won out in a victory that will resonate heading down the season's stretch.

In a thrilling home victory in a season full of them, Texas A&M re-inserted itself into the SEC race on Saturday with a 79-77 overtime defeat of Kentucky. TexAgs presents the highs, lows and defining moments in an extensive collection of images.

From the GameDay opening to Tyler Davis' instant-classic putback at the buzzer and the various swings in between, Texas A&M and Kentucky's latest clash was another overtime thriller. TexAgs presents the story of the game with an 11-minute collection of extensive highlights.

In yet another classic played between Texas A&M and Kentucky, it was the Aggies finally emerging victorious on Saturday in overtime at Reed Arena. Tyler Davis' game-winning putback helped A&M narrow the Wildcats' SEC lead to one game.

Texas A&M was in need of a big win and Tyler Davis was the man who made sure the Aggies got it. After his last-second putback gave A&M a 79-77 overtime win over Kentucky, Davis discussed the play and what the victory means.

College GameDay is in the house for a matchup between the SEC's top team and one of its closest challengers, and the stakes are appropriately high. The key to Texas A&M scoring an essential upset at home is in how it combats Kentucky's unique attack.

In College Station preparing for College GameDay's appearance at Reed Arena, ESPN analysts Jay Bilas and Jay Williams met the media on Friday to preview the game, discuss Tyler Ulis' importance to John Calipari's Wildcats and dismiss the impact of Texas A&M's losing streak.