Sunday's rematch between the SEC's two best teams followed the script: a close, intense affair that dragged into overtime. Texas A&M ultimately came up short in the SEC Tournament final, 82-77, before being awarded a 3-seed by the Selection Committee.

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.

What transpired when Texas A&M and LSU met in Nashville on Saturday was a simple breaking of wills. With a victory so dominant it turned the nation's eyes, the Aggies left many carefully eyeing their NCAA seeding and Sunday's winner-take-all rematch with Kentucky.

In a game that found a place in the SEC Tournament's record books, 1-seed Texas A&M proved its worth with a 71-38 obliteration of LSU to earn a rematch with Kentucky in the final. The Aggies' bench outscored LSU's entire team in the Saturday victory.

It was a beatdown of epic proportions on Saturday, when No. 1 seed Texas A&M took LSU behind the woodshed in the SEC semifinals to put an end to the Tigers' NCAA Tournament hopes. TexAgs presents the game's story in an extensive gallery of images.

Moments prior to the Aggies' battle with LSU in the SEC Tournament semifinal, Texas A&M announced that it had agreed to a longterm extension with SEC coach of the year Billy Kennedy. Olin Buchanan has more.

Survive and advance is the goal, and survive and advance the Aggies did. Texas A&M's 72-66 victory against Florida in the SEC quarterfinals was driven by the usual suspects, but the emergence of another pair has big implications going forward.

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.

During a March that has already gotten slightly mad, the SEC's No. 1 seed held serve on Friday. Led by a balanced scoring effort and late clutch plays, Texas A&M survived and advanced against Florida — and TexAgs presents the game's story in an extensive gallery.

Courtesy of its victory in the 8/9 game on Thursday, Florida will be No. 1 seed Texas A&M's first opponent in the SEC Tournament. The question for the Aggies is: go all-out in Nashville in hopes of moving up in seeding, or look ahead to entering the NCAA Tournament well-rested?

It's on to Nashville for the No. 1-seeded Texas A&M Aggies, who will be led by First Team All-SEC forward Jalen Jones. Prior to the SEC Tournament the senior, a one-time transfer from SMU, spoke about his fondest memories in Aggieland and the road ahead.

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?