BIRMINGHAM, Ala. The Texas A&M women's basketball team will be featured on national television broadcasts 13 times in 2022-23, the Southeastern Conference announced on Wednesday.

The national TV schedule begins for first-year Texas A&M head coach Joni Taylor's Aggies against former Southwest Conference rival SMU at Reed Arena on Dec. 18. The Maroon & White then have 12 SEC bouts scheduled to be televised on either SEC Network or ESPN2.

Texas A&M's contests against South Carolina (Dec. 29), Georgia (Jan. 22), at Vanderbilt (Jan. 29) and at Arkansas (Feb. 26) will be broadcast on either ESPN2 or SEC Network and will be decided 7-10 days prior to gameday.

All other home games not on national TV will be streamed on SECN+ which is available through the ESPN App. For full schedule and tip times, please visit 12thman.com.

New season ticket purchases for the 2022-23 Texas A&M women's basketball season are on sale through the 12th Man Foundation.

Women's Basketball National TV Schedule (All Times Central)
Date Time Opponent TV Designation
Dec. 18 2 p.m. SMU SEC Network
Dec. 29 6 p.m. At South Carolina ESPN2/SEC Network
Jan. 1 1 p.m. Florida SEC Network
Jan. 5 8 p.m. At LSU SEC Network
Jan. 8 2 p.m. Ole Miss SEC Network
Jan. 12 8 p.m. Tennessee SEC Network
Jan. 22 2 p.m. Georgia ESPN2/SEC Network
Jan. 29 12 p.m. At Vanderbilt ESPN2/SEC Network
Feb. 5 1 p.m. LSU ESPN2
Feb. 12 2 p.m. At Mississippi State SEC Network
Feb. 20 6 p.m. Missouri SEC Network
Feb. 23 6 p.m. Kentucky SEC Network
Feb. 26 11 a.m. At Arkansas ESPN2/SEC Network


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aggiedrjdub said:

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Is it a joke that we weren't included in the 2023 bracketology? Not even as a last 4 in. What. In. The. World?

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We were AWFUL last year

I don't know about loaded. We have some talent, but South Carolina is loaded, Tennessee is loaded, LSU is loaded. One MCDAA does not a loaded roster make. Everyone else listed has at least two, and a slew of 5 star backups, so I'm not sure where you're getting "loaded" from. The experience of McKinzie Green, Roby and Patty should pay dividends during the meat of the season when the lull can set in, but as far as raw TALENT is concerned, we're very much leaning on young/inexperienced players, with little to no continuity to fall back on.

Did I mention we'll only have 11 active players this season, 3 of which haven't played a minute of live college basketball.......

With 12 on our roster, that means someone is out. I believe that is MJ Johnson as I've seen her on crutches at women's soccer games.

We weren't awful. We are in a good league. The team did feel dragged down as things didn't go the way they were used to. Whether they gave up or not isn't actionable nor meaningful.

We have every reason to believe the team we have will compete. When teams do that the result can be surprising. It's like Christmas. Can't wait to see what's in the cool maroon and white wrapping under the tree!!!

Saying the loss of the #8 leading scorer in the sec last season is "inconsequential" doesn't really make sense to me no matter how the team underperformed. To another point the team did seem to kind of lay down at a certain point but you don't lose 47 PPG, bring in talented but UNPROVEN commodities and be EXPECTED to make the tourney. There's nothing anybody on this team has done in a college jersey that should make the writers think we won't be on the bottom 3, that's why we play the games. I personally have us finishing 17-11 7th in the SEC and making the tournament as a 10/11 seed. The weak perception of the team is nothing but motivation and will allow the team to stay under the radar. I'm more so excited for the team to blow these expectations out of the water than anything else.