With ailing Wade Taylor out, the Aggies are left with just one double-figure scorer, Zhuric Phelps. That likely gives Kentucky coaches an easy call. Lamont Butler, a lock-down defender, should be assigned to him. A&M will especially miss Taylor given how he has excelled against the Wildcats. Kentucky scores in the high 80s, about a dozen points more per game than the Aggies do, so the visitors will need production from players unaccustomed to filling the hoop. A&M has ventured out for only two road games, and it is no small feat to be competitive at Rupp Arena.