After earning its first conference win, Texas A&M women's basketball will now head to Nashville for an SEC matchup with Vanderbilt. Ahead of the meeting, Joni Taylor, Janiah Barker and Kay Kay Green spoke to the media on Friday to preview the contest with the Commodores.

In her first game since Nov. 30, Janiah Barker poured in 24 points in 20 minutes off the bench to help the Aggies defeat Georgia on Sunday, 75-73. For her near-perfect performance, Barker was named the Southeastern Conference's Freshman of the Week.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs' columnist Olin Buchanan & HoF writer Charean Williams, Texas A&M Head Women's Basketball Coach Joni Taylor, Texas A&M women's tennis team and former A&M basketball player Dr. John Thorton.

Texas A&M women's basketball snapped a long losing streak on Sunday when the Aggies took down Georgia at Reed Arena, 75-73. The win was Joni Taylor's first SEC victory, and on Tuesday, she shared the emotions that came along with it as well as a look ahead to A&M's next game.

Texas A&M finally put an end to an eight-game skid as Joni Taylor defeated her former team on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena, 75-73. After missing the last 10 games with a wrist injury, Janiah Barker scored 24 points in her triumphant return to the lineup.

Texas A&M head coach Joni Taylor faces her former team on Sunday afternoon as the Georgia Lady Bulldogs venture to Reed Arena. Ahead of this weekend's matchup, Taylor addressed the media as the Aggies look to end an eight-game slide.

After six straight conference losses, Texas A&M women's basketball searches for its first SEC win on the road in Tuscaloosa. Ahead of the Thursday night contest, head coach Joni Taylor previewed the meeting with the Crimson Tide.

Texas A&M women's basketball has lost its seventh consecutive game as the Aggies fell to Mississippi State on Sunday afternoon, 60-44. Playing with seven players yet again, A&M just lacked the offensive firepower necessary to snap the ongoing skid.

After a 62-50 loss to Tennessee on Thursday, the Aggies are up for a quick turnaround as they host Mississippi State on Sunday in search of their first conference win. Ahead of the bout with the Bulldogs, Joni Taylor, Aaliyah Patty and Kay Kay Green spoke to the media.

Despite a late run, Texas A&M came up just short against Tennessee as they dropped their sixth straight game, 62-50. The Maroon & White were able to hold the Lady Volunteers to their second lowest-scoring output of the season but still struggled to find a spark offensively.

Texas A&M has gotten off to an 0-4 start in conference play due to unfortunate injury luck and stout competition to open SEC play. Ahead of Thursday's meeting with Tennessee, Joni Taylor spoke to the media as the Aggies search for their first SEC win of the year.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs' columnist Olin Buchanan, Charean Williams of Pro Football Talk, Texas A&M Head Women's Basketball Coach Joni Taylor and TexAgs' Basketball Contributor John Pugliese.

With only seven available, Texas A&M women's basketball has struggled in conference play, sitting at 0-4 in the SEC. Head coach Joni Taylor joined TexAgs Radio to detail the team's focuses and how they have responded to the adversity they have faced.

Back to having only seven available players, Texas A&M's tenacious defense was not enough as Ole Miss rolled to a 57-38 victory over the Aggies on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. Texas A&M has now lost five straight games and has slumped to an 0-4 start in the SEC.

Dealt a tough draw with two top-ten squads in their first three SEC games, Texas A&M women's basketball sits at 0-3 in conference play. Ahead of Sunday's meeting with Ole Miss, Joni Taylor spoke to the media as the Aggies search for their first SEC win of the year.

Sitting at 0-2 in conference play, Texas A&M's SEC slate does not ease up as the Maroon & White venture to Baton Rouge for a Thursday night tilt with No. 7 LSU. Ahead of the road trip, Joni Taylor, Sahara Jones and Kay Kay Green spoke to the media.

Texas A&M fell to 0-2 in Southeastern Conference play as the Aggies let a slim lead slip away in the fourth quarter against Florida on Sunday afternoon. The visiting Gators scored 22 fourth-quarter points to escape victorious, 55-48.

After falling at No. 1 South Carolina on Thursday night, Texas A&M women's basketball returned to the friendly confines of Reed Arena for a New Year's Day meeting with Florida. Ahead of the matchup with the Gators, head coach Joni Taylor addressed the media.