Stunned by Liberty on Saturday afternoon, No. 1 national seed Texas A&M rebounded to beat Marist in an unexpected nightcap at Davis Diamond. With the unplanned doubleheader split, the Aggies must now beat Liberty twice on Sunday to reach a super regional next weekend.

As if scripted, No. 1 overall seed Texas A&M got off to a perfect start to the Bryan-College Station Regional as the Aggies run-ruled Saint Francis in five innings, 18-0. Sydney Lessentine and Sidney Peters combined to no-hit the Red Flash as the A&M offense dominated on Friday.

Texas A&M softball will begin the 2025 NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 national seed, hosting Liberty, Marist and Saint Francis in the Bryan-College Station Regional. Head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday to preview the weekend.

On Sunday, the 2025 NCAA Softball Tournament field of 64 was unveiled, and for the first time ever, the Fightin' Texas Aggies are the No. 1 overall seed. Following the selection show, Trisha Ford, Emiley Kennedy, Koko Wooley and Allie Enright reacted to their draw.

Setting an SEC Tournament record for most runs scored in a game, Trisha Ford's No. 2 seed Aggies pummeled in-state rival Texas in their official first meeting as SEC foes, 14-2. KK Dement and Amari Harper had ridiculous nights, totaling 11 RBI and three homers between the two.

Dubbed "the shortstop of the future" by Trisha Ford, KK Dement is hitting .310 with 11 home runs as a true freshman this season. In her first exclusive interview, the A&M second baseman spoke about her impressive debut campaign in Maroon & White and much more.

Outfielder Allie Enright was honored during Texas A&M's Senior Day a couple of weeks ago, but she's far from finished in Maroon & White. With the postseason up next, the California native spoke about A&M's series win at Tennessee over the weekend and much more.

No. 4 Texas A&M softball is positioned among the top of the conference heading into the regular season series finale at No. 2 Tennessee. On TexAgs Live, head coach Trisha Ford joined the show to discuss what the team aims to accomplish, starting on Thursday.

No. 2 Texas A&M dropped its second SEC series of the year as a pair of home runs from Arkansas slugger Bri Ellis and two costly errors allowed the No. 9 Razorbacks to take the series. With the bases loaded and an opportunity to walk it off in the seventh, the Aggies fell short.

Hitting .214 as a club on Friday night, No. 2 Texas A&M struggled to keep up with No. 9 Arkansas' bats, dropping the series opener, 7-5. The Aggies committed a season-high three errors, and the Aggie starter Emiley Kennedy gave up six hits and six runs.

Davis Diamond will host another top-10 series as the No. 9 Arkansas Razorbacks face off against Trisha Ford's No. 2 Aggies. The head coach joined TexAgs Live to speak on the Maroon & White's final midweek contest, provide an injury update and preview a big weekend ahead.

A plethora of bombs allowed No. 2 Texas A&M softball to claim a five-inning, run-rule victory over Louisiana, 11-2, on Tuesday night on their home pitch. The Aggies return to Davis Diamond on Friday to face No. 9 Arkansas in a weekend series.

No. 1 Texas A&M won its opening two games in a Thursday doubleheader, toppling the Tigers 7-5 and 4-3, respectively. Senior Emiley Kennedy earned the win in both games, tossing 10 innings and striking out 15 hitters across both games in Columbia.

Enjoying one of the best offensive seasons in recent memory, first baseman Mya Perez has helped Texas A&M ascend to the nation's No. 1 ranking. In an exclusive interview, the sophomore spoke about the bonds within the locker room, succeeding on the field and more.

Winners of 12 straight, Texas A&M softball has swept its second Southeastern Conference series this season, taking down No. 6 LSU on Sunday, 4-1. Freshman KK Dement headlined the Aggies' offensive showing, crushing a three-run home run in the fourth inning.

Third-ranked Texas A&M continued to stay hot on Friday night, taking down yet another top-10 opponent in No. 6 LSU, 12-7. Slugger Mac Barbara led the Aggies, going 2-for-2 with a home run, four RBIs and a pair of free bases.

Senior outfielder Allie Enright is hitting .330 with a .580 slugging percentage as Texas A&M is now ranked No. 3 in the nation. In an exclusive interview, Enright spoke about her sustained success, what makes the Aggies so dangerous under Trisha Ford and much more.

Rising to No. 3 in ESPN.com/USA Softball's Poll, Trisha Ford's Aggies are rolling, winning 12 of their last 13 games. The head coach joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview the Maroon & White's upcoming test hosting No. 6 LSU in Aggieland.