Billy Kennedy had one of the better three-year stretches in Texas A&M basketball history. He guided two different teams to a Sweet 16 appearance, something A&M has only done four other times in its history. It took some growing pains and even a subpar season in between, but he has done enough to be given the opportunity to rebuild the program.
That’s exactly what he has to do after losing most of the historic 2015 recruiting class of Tyler Davis, DJ Hogg, and Admon Gilder, plus Robert Williams, who was a first round pick this year.