Me and a buddy are going to drive up there tomorrow night...
We'll give yall a full recap, anyone have any experience or tips on the best way to get up to Baylor, where to park, where their volleyball team plays at (the ferrell center i think) and if we need to get tickets before, or just anything else , any help is appreciated...

Any chance of A&M winning a conference game this year? Somebody was asleep at the wheel with this program.

Baylor does not have a large volleyball fan base. I've been to matches in Waco where the visiting team had more fans. All tickets are general admission open seating. If you get there about twenty minutes before match time, you will be able to walk up to the box office, grab tickets and sit anywhere you want.

Ferrell is easy to find.
Take Texas north, which becomes Highway 6 just outside of Bryan. 6 will drop you straight into Waco in 1-1.5 hours, depending on whether you get stuck behind a rickety old farm truck or a soccer mom minivan that won't pull over to let you pass. Just outside of Waco, pick up the 340 loop and go south for a couple miles, then turn right (Northwest) on University Parks / 3rd St. Then just look for the big golden boob another two miles ahead on the right. Parking is ample and close - even most of the Staff/Faculty parking is open parking during events.

FYI: The Golden Boob has less of a boob look now because of the addition of the basketball practice facilities.

Other than that the directions are spot-on.

$5 for adults, $3 for students. The only match I had a problem going to and getting a seat for was the Nebraska match. SRO at match time, but still very close to the action. Hopefully this give you an idea:

thanks for all the help and tips, and thanks for those pics man, that def gives us a little better idea of what to expect, alright well we are about to take off, so yall have a good one...

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The only match I had a problem going to and getting a seat for was the Nebraska match.

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Yeah, U of Nebraska volleyball is a really big deal, and former Nebraska residents are kinda like Aggies during Muster. Wherever they live, if they are within a couple hours of one of their team's games, they'll pull on their red shirts and make the trip.

we won!

it was one of my favorite experiences as an Aggie, ill try and post some pics and some stories tomorrow...

Given what Byrne did in Nebraska for their volleyball program (check out their volleyball facility), I'm not worried about A&M's volleyball program. Byrne knows how to build a good one.