After defeating LSU over the weekend, the Fightin' Texas Aggies carry a modest four-game win streak into a Tuesday night road clash at Auburn. The Tigers are 6-0 on their home floor this season, and Rashaun Agee & Co. know that leaving The Plains with a victory won't be easy.

A pair of solid non-conference records will be tested as Texas A&M hosts LSU at Reed Arena on Saturday afternoon to begin SEC play. An important ballgame for the Maroon & White, the Aggies enter with a 10-3 record, while the Tigers are 12-1.

Bucky McMillan's Aggies are 9-3 as they enter Monday's non-conference finale with Prairie View A&M at Reed Arena. Texas A&M is averaging 95 points to rank fourth nationally, but McMillan was somewhat concerned by the fact that the Aggies allowed 77 to ETAMU last week.

Texas A&M is averaging over 100.0 points per game in six games vs. "non-power" opponents as the Aggies prepare to host East Texas A&M on Sunday afternoon for Fan Appreciation Day at Reed Arena.

National narratives might consider Texas A&M as an "underdog" in this weekend's national championship match, but as they have all season long, the Aggies truly believe they can win it all. They'll carry their "why not us" mentality into Sunday's title showdown with Kentucky.

Texas A&M isn't content with being included in the College Football Playoff, and to continue their ascent, the Aggies must defeat a Miami team that is very much like looking in a mirror. The winner of Saturday's first-round game earns a New Year's Eve date with Ohio State in Arlington.

A Texas A&M team that displayed its grittiness and resiliency last weekend in Lincoln has earned the right to play in the program's first Final Four. When they take on Pitt on Thursday, the Aggies will carry an incredible amount of believe that they can again turn the impossible into reality.

With only three games remaining before Bucky McMillan & Co. begin SEC play, the Aggies look to regain their shooting touch as they return to Reed Arena for the final stretch and host Jacksonville on Sunday, with tipoff at 6 p.m. CT.

Back in the Elite Eight for the first time since 2001, Texas A&M will be facing undefeated and No. 1 overall seed Nebraska with a trip to Kansas City up for grabs. For the Aggies, they have never been to the Final Four, while the Cornhuskers are chasing a sixth national title.

Texas A&M volleyball is in its second consecutive Sweet 16, and the Aggies will face Louisville on Friday night in Lincoln. After falling to Wisconsin in five sets in last year's regional semifinal, the 2025 Aggies have a better understanding of what it will take to extend this postseason run.

Bucky McMillan's Aggies have won five straight games after picking up back-to-back victories over Florida State and Pittsburgh. On Sunday, Texas A&M will face a third consecutive ACC opponent as a neutral-site clash with SMU could serve as an NCAA Tournament resume booster.

A 23-4 record earned Texas A&M a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament, which allows the Aggies to play in front of the 12th Man on Friday night. Indeed, Jamie Morrison is hoping that Reed Arena will be rocking when the Aggies face Campbell in the first round.

After thrashing Florida State on Friday, Texas A&M's run of three consecutive games away from Reed Arena against three different ACC opponents takes the Aggies to Pittsburgh to face the Panthers in the 2025 edition of the ACC-SEC Challenge.

Another step up in competition is on-deck as Texas A&M travels to Tampa for a neutral-site matchup with Florida State on Friday afternoon. Winners of three straight, the Aggies must take their recent hot shooting form with them to the Sunshine State to find more success.

With the Ags traveling to Austin on Friday, this one just means more. A victory enables A&M to advance to the SEC Championship and enhance its potential seeding in the CFP, while Texas victory keeps alive the Longhorns’ fragile hopes of getting into the 12-team playoff field.

Winners of back-to-back games, Texas A&M looks to stretch its modest winning streak to three games as the Aggies host Mississippi Valley State on Tuesday night at Reed Arena. The Maroon & White will seek an encore to Friday's school-record 18 made 3-pointers.

Postseason volleyball has officially arrived for No. 6 Texas A&M as the second-seeded Aggies will face No. 15 seed Vanderbilt on Sunday in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals. When the Ags and Commodores met at Reed Arena in September, the Maroon & White breezed to an early-season sweep.

There are multiple ways to view No. 3 Texas A&M's matchup with an overmatched Samford squad. While it is a time for Senior Day celebrations and a chance to pad stats, Mike Elko wants the Aggies to view it as an opportunity to play to their standard, regardless of opponent.