Royce Hickman, Hunter Shurtleff and Roy May joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share their thoughts on Pat Henry's retirement and the outstanding career he's had, which Aggies will raise their game on the gridiron and much more.

All-American Mya Perez slugged .893 with 19 home runs as a junior at Texas A&M, but right now, she's enjoying the sunshine back home in Southern California. On The Pass Back, Perez discussed her excitement for her senior season, ordering her Aggie Ring and more.

The 2025-26 athletic calendar has come to a close in Aggieland as Texas A&M enjoyed success on the gridiron, hardwood, courts and beyond, and Andrew Monaco has been on the call for so many special moments. The Voice of the Aggies joined us in-studio to discuss all things Aggie Athletics.

After three seasons at Texas State, in which she won 55 games with a 2.26 career ERA, left-handed pitcher Madison Azua is transferring to Texas A&M. After visiting Aggieland, Azua spoke to TexAgs about her impressions of the program and more.

Roy May and Matt Browning joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to talk all things A&M sports, including baseball's performance heading into the postseason, happenings around Aggie spring sports and Aggies in the pros.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to discuss a momentous weekend for Texas A&M Athletics as Aggie women's tennis claimed the national title, baseball completed its regular season and more.

For a second consecutive season, Texas A&M has failed to survive a home regional as the No. 15 seed Aggies were run-ruled by Arizona State on Sunday afternoon, 9-1. With the loss, Trisha Ford's fourth season at A&M ends with a 38-19 overall record.

No. 15 seed Texas A&M had no answers for Arizona State on Sunday afternoon as the Sun Devils run-ruled and eliminated the Aggies from the Bryan-College Station Regional at Davis Diamond. It marks the second consecutive season in which A&M has failed to win a home regional.

By allowing two runs to Arizona State in the seventh inning on Saturday afternoon, No. 15 seed Texas A&M fell into the losers' bracket at the Bryan-College Station Regional. Back in familiar-but-uncomfortable territory, Trisha Ford's Aggies must go 2-0 on Sunday to reach a super regional.

After dropping a game earlier on Saturday afternoon, Trisha Ford and the Aggies responded perfectly by beating UConn at Davis Diamond in the night session, 10-3. With the win, Texas A&M advances to the regional final, where the Ags need to beat Arizona State twice to stay alive.

The Sun Devils scored two runs in the top of the seventh to send No. 15 seed Texas A&M to a must-win game later on Saturday evening. Ahead of the Aggies' nightcap against either McNeese or UConn, Kay Naegeli offers her thoughts on the 4-3 loss at Davis Diamond.

Seventeen is the most runs Texas A&M has ever scored in an NCAA Tournament game, and 13 of those came in a record-breaking second inning as the Aggies rolled UConn on Friday, 17-3. Trisha Ford & Co. will face either Arizona State or McNeese in the winner's bracket on Saturday at 2 p.m. CT.

The bubbles were blowing early and often at Davis Diamond as #15 Texas A&M cruised to the winner's bracket in the Bryan-College Station Regional by run-ruling UConn in five innings, 17-3. A&M's 17 runs represent a program record in an NCAA Tournament game.

Ahead of the 2026 Bryan-College Station Regional, representatives from Texas A&M, Arizona State, McNeese and UConn each took the podium to discuss making the postseason, being at Davis Diamond for the regional round and much more.

After falling short in last year's regional, No. 15 national seed Texas A&M begins its 2026 NCAA Tournament run on Friday afternoon against UConn in the Bryan-College Station Regional at Davis Diamond. First pitch between the Ags and Huskies is set for 1 p.m. CT.

The 2026 Bryan-College Station Regional gets underway on Friday afternoon at Davis Diamond as the Fightin' Texas Aggies look to take their first steps toward an appearance in the Women's College World Series. Here's a quick look at the four clubs facing off in Aggieland.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs columnist Olin Buchanan, football analyst John Harris, Texas A&M head softball coach Trisha Ford and Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball.

Texas A&M is hosting postseason softball for the third-straight season as Trisha Ford's Aggies earned a No. 15 national seed on Selection Sunday. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, head coach Trisha Ford previewed the Bryan-College Station Regional.