One notable Texas A$M player is Josh Carter. This Saturday game will be his 132 career game, he will also be equaling Dominique Kirk's record (2004-08). Texas A&M is 96-35 up (732) with Carter in the lineup, it's no wonder he is one of the winning player in the team's history. On Wednesday Carter made his 100th career game on when A$M played Colorado. Carter extended his scoring prowess and made a career-high of 29 points (7-of-10 three-pointers) this is when they played against Iowa State. Carter went ahead to make a game-winning three-pointer at buzzer against Nebraska.

He has managed to score in double figures in 10 straight games, made 18-of-27 or approximately 667 three-pointers in all four games he has played. Carter needs five rebounds to be the first player in A&M history to score at least 1,500 points (1,520) with 500 rebounds (495) and 200 assists (235)

The other notable player is Bryan Davis. He comes second on team's rating, making 6.3 rebounds and 36 blocks, in the score sheets he is ranked third (10.3). In rebounds he is ranked ninth among the Big 12. While in blocked shots he comes fifth with 9 points and 9 rebounds when they defeated Colorado. Davis is also among the most decorated players, he was awarded the all-tournament honors during the South Padre Island Invitational. This is when he scored 15 points and had a total of 13 rebounds in the final-round against Kent State. Among the legends in the A & M history, he is ranked eighth in A&M. This is after recording 86 blocks.

Donald Sloan comes third having made a total of 14 points and 5 assists when they won against Colorado. He managed to make a total of 7 points in the last four minute. He currently leads when it comes to assists (3.1). He is ranked second in scoring with 11.2 points and ranks third in the number of steals he has managed to win. Sloan has a total of 46 turnovers this includes 92 assists in 908 minutes of action this season. This can be summarized as one in every 19.7 minutes.

Last season, he managed a turnover of one every 13.3 minutes. When it comes to free throws, Sloan has made approximately 25-of-30. He has about 833 points on free throws, all scored in a crunch time this season. This is approximately to 10 points a game in every last two minutes. All these are about 74.8 percent aggregate just from free throw line. This is a tremendous improvement when you compare it to last season's .673 mark.

Derrick Roland, the other notable Big 12 all-Defense player, has made it to the score sheet having scored 12 points or 8-8 FT against Colorado. He has made a total of 18 out of his last 20 free throws. Derrick is notably the best top defender in the whole country. He normally guards the opponent teams' top scoring guard. In the A&M Big 12 games, he has managed to make an approximately 36 percent from the field and a further 29 percent from a three-pointer range.