COLUMBIA Fresh off a record-setting victory Wednesday night, Kim English and his teammates really didn&#x92;t have much time for sentiment.</p><p>Missouri&#x92;s 83-65 win over Oklahoma State was the 101st in the college careers of English and fellow seniors Marcus Denmon, Jarrett Sutton and Steve Moore, setting a program record for victories by a senior class.</p><p>But this team, perhaps more than any other in recent memory, is focused on only one thing &#x97; getting the next win.</p><p>&#x93;We&#x92;re stuck on the process,&#x94; English said, using one of his favorite terms. &#x93;You&#x92;re going to get some product goals along the way if you really consume yourself in getting better every single day. So I guess that&#x92;s a testament to us just getting lost in preparation every week, especially this season.&#x94;</p><p>With that, English reemphasized the importance of the Tigers&#x92; 1 p.m. game Saturday against Texas A&M. Missouri, 24-2 overall and 11-2 in the Big 12, is the clear favorite after handling the Aggies a 70-51 defeat in Columbia on Jan. 16, but you don&#x92;t have to worry about the Tigers getting overconfident.</p><p>For all Missouri&#x92;s seniors have accomplished, they have never won at Texas A&M&#x92;s Reed Arena, as last year&#x92;s 91-89 overtime loss marked the third consecutive time the Tigers have gone down in College Station.</p><p>Throw in the fact Texas A&M has some talent &#x97; the Aggies were picked by the coaches in the preseason to win the conference &#x97; and you have a team to worry about, despite a middling 13-12 overall record and a 4-9 record in Big 12 games. </p><p>&#x93;They&#x92;re big, they&#x92;re physical and they&#x92;re athletic,&#x94; MU coach Frank Haith said. &#x93;We played well against them here but I know they are going to attack us in the paint, so we&#x92;re gonna have to be ready to defend.&#x94;</p><p>The Aggies have been dealing with injuries, but appear to be on the mend. Junior forward Khris Middleton is a scorer with knee problems who recently returned, while Texas A&M coach Billy Kennedy said senior guard Dash Harris &#x97; who has missed the last six games because of an injured foot &#x97; might play.</p><p>&#x93;They&#x92;ll be at full force,&#x94; Haith said.</p><p>Good thing Haith has a team that, for the most part, listens when he stresses the importance of focusing on the next goal.</p><p>&#x93;I think they just repeat what I say,&#x94; Haith said, joking.</p><p>The Tigers did again after Wednesday&#x92;s win &#x97; to a point, at least. After English spoke, Denmon said he and his teammates were focused on the Aggies, but also said he would enjoy the senior class&#x92; accomplishment after the season is over.</p><p>&#x93;How could I not,&#x94; Denmon asked.</p><p>He noted that junior guard Michael Dixon might have a chance next year. But Dixon&#x92;s class trails the seniors by 31 victories.</p><p>&#x93;Mike may have a chance,&#x94; Denmon said. &#x93;But if not, it will be a while before somebody can do it again.&#x94;</p><p>That, however, is a big picture type of thing. And as you already guessed, well, these Tigers rarely let those things interfere with short-term goals.</p><p>&#x93;We understand you&#x92;ve got to take it one step at a time,&#x94; Denmon said. &#x93;If you don&#x92;t do the day-by-day thing, there is no big picture.&#x94;