For the first time since 2010, Texas A&M volleyball has beaten archrival Texas as the Aggies upset the No. 7 Longhorns on Wednesday night in Austin, 3-2. Forcing a decisive fifth set, A&M fought off three match points before ultimately prevailing in the Lone Star Showdown.

After dropping a 3-1 decision to archrival Texas in September, the Fightin' Texas Aggies head to Austin on Wednesday night looking to avenge that loss. Set for a 7 p.m. CT first serve, the Maroon & White are seeking their first win over the No. 7 Longhorns since 2010.

In the middle of Texas A&M volleyball's SEC grind is a Wednesday night road match against seventh-ranked Texas in Austin. As the Aggies seek revenge on their rivals, head coach Jamie Morrison joined TexAgs Live to preview another important Lone Star Showdown.

After dropping their last two matches, Aggie volleyball returned to the win column with a comfortable 3-1 win vs. Arkansas on Sunday at Reed Arena. Logan Lednicky and Emily Hellmuth combined for an impressive 34 kills with Lednicky recording her 1,000th career kill.

Texas A&M volleyball fell in three sets on Friday night at Reed Arena as No. 23 Florida took down the Aggies, 3-0. In four matches against ranked opponents in 2024, Jamie Morrison's team is just 1-3, with the most recent loss being their second sweep of the season.

Back home at Reed Arena after a 2-1 road trip, a pair of tough SEC contests vs. No. 23 Florida and Arkansas await Jamie Morrison and the Aggies this weekend. Wins over two quality opponents could help position Texas A&M on a clearer path to the postseason.

Texas A&M welcomes Florida and Arkansas to Reed Arena on Friday and Sunday, respectively, as the Aggies look to build on a 3-2 start to SEC play. On Tuesday morning, head coach Jamie Morrison joined TexAgs Live as his Aggies are eager to get back in front of the 12th Man.

On Friday and Sunday, Texas A&M volleyball will welcome Florida and Arkansas to Reed Arena, respectively, as the Aggies seek to improve on a 3-2 start to SEC play. On Monday afternoon, head coach G Guerrieri spoke to the media to preview the upcoming matches.

In their second of three straight road matches, the Fightin' Texas Aggies took down Ole Miss in four sets on Wednesday night in Oxford. By winning three straight matches, A&M is now 3-1 in Southeastern Conference play with another road trip on deck for Sunday.

After knocking off No. 24 Auburn on Sunday afternoon, Texas A&M continues its road swing on Wednesday night in Oxford as the Aggies take on the Ole Miss Rebels. Jamie Morrison & Co. have won back-to-back matches and look to keep riding that momentum.

Texas A&M volleyball hits the road again this week to face Ole Miss on Wednesday and LSU on Sunday. During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, head coach Jamie Morrison spoke about the Aggies upsetting Auburn last week and what remains ahead for the Maroon & White.

Winners of back-to-back SEC matches, Texas A&M volleyball looks to stay hot as a three-match road swing goes through Oxford and Baton Rouge this week. On Monday afternoon, Jamie Morrison spoke to the media as the Aggies prepare to face Ole Miss and LSU.

On the road at No. 24 Auburn, Jamie Morrison and the Aggies earned their first victory over a ranked opponent this season by taking down the Tigers in four sets. Texas A&M is now 11-2 overall with a 2-1 record in Southeastern Conference play.

Sitting at 10-2 overall, Texas A&M is currently one of five SEC squads with double-digit wins heading into a daunting three-game road trip. The Aggies have a chance to make a few meaningful postseason resume entries starting with Sunday's match against No. 24 Auburn.

Texas A&M volleyball welcomed the largest crowd in program history to Reed Arena on Friday, and the Aggies got their first SEC win of 2024 on Sunday. At 1-1 in league play, Jamie Morrison joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday morning as the Ags prepare to battle No. 24 Auburn this week.

After a 1-1 showing in the first week of SEC play, Texas A&M volleyball travels to Auburn on Sunday to begin a three-game road swing. On Monday afternoon, head coach Jamie Morrison spoke to the media as his Aggies are now 10-2 and 1-1 in SEC play.

Down 2-0 after two sets, Texas A&M volleyball never relented as Jamie Morrison's Aggies rallied back to beat Missouri on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. With the victory, the Maroon & White are now 10-2 on the season and 1-1 in the SEC after one week of conference play.

In the renewal of the Lone Star Showdown, Jamie Morrison's Aggies put forth a gritty effort in a four-set loss to eighth-ranked Texas on Friday night. Still, the match drew a program record crowd to Reed Arena, as 9,236 took in the volleyball action between A&M and Texas.