The Maroon & White were outplayed on both sides of the ball and struggled to find any rhythm in a 62-56 loss to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Monday. In the program's first season-opening loss in 11 years, the Aggies shot just 27.3 percent from the field, including 3-of-25 from deep.

Texas A&M women's basketball is entering its third season under the direction of head coach Joni Taylor, and the Aggies' motto entering 2024-25 is "Burn the Boats." A&M's first opportunity to show its progress comes Monday, Nov. 4, against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Reed Arena.

Basketball returns to Reed Arena on Monday evening as Texas A&M women's hoops hosts Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to officially start the 2024-2025 season. Ahead of the opener, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Sahara Jones spoke to the media.

Following a difficult first season under Joni Taylor, Texas A&M went 19-13 and earned a berth in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. As the head coach enters her third season in Aggieland, Taylor hopes to see even more steps in the right direction for the Maroon & White.

The spotlight turned to the women's programs on Wednesday afternoon as Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Aicha Coulibaly represented Texas A&M at SEC Tipoff 2025 in Birmingham. Luke Evangelist and Olin Buchanan recapped what they learned from the Maroon & White.

A year ago, Lauren Ware and Aicha Coulibaly led the Maroon & White in rebounding and scoring, respectively, and the duo was in Birmingham for the SEC Tipoff. Luke Evangelist caught up with the Aggies before they take center stage on Wednesday.

Aicha Coulibaly's 26-point outburst was almost enough to mount a stunning comeback but Nebraska held on late as Texas A&M was eliminated in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, 61-59. Janiah Barker added 11 points as the Aggies nearly pulled off the upset.

Texas A&M women's basketball is back in the NCAA Tournament after a two-year absence, facing off against six-seed Nebraska. The Aggies roster has little NCAA Tournament experience, however, A&M head coach Joni Taylor is making her fifth appearance in March Madness.

Joni Taylor and the Fightin' Texas Aggies begin their stay in the 2024 NCAA Tournament with a trip to the Pacific Northwest for action in the Albany 1 Regional. Along with Texas A&M, host Oregon State, Nebraska and Eastern Washington will be competing in Corvallis this weekend.

After hanging close throughout, the Aggies were ultimately overpowered on Thursday in Knoxville, losing to Tennessee in their penultimate regular season contest, 75-66. The Maroon and White now fall to 18-10 on the season and 6-9 in SEC play.

Having lost their last two games, Texas A&M women's basketball concludes a three-game homestand on Thursday night when Arkansas comes to Reed Arena. On Tuesday afternoon, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Sahara Jones spoke to the media about the matchup.

An early 13-0 run by the visiting Bayou Bengals was more than enough to put the Aggies away as No. 13 LSU dominated Texas A&M on Monday night, 81-58. Without Endyia Rogers for a second consecutive game, A&M's offense struggled to keep up with the Tigers.

Overwhelming Kentucky in the second half, Texas A&M left no room for doubt to notch its second consecutive win on the road with Sunday's 61-44 trouncing. Janiah Barker, Endyia Rogers and Aicha Coulibably combined for 41 points to help the Aggies hit .500 in conference.

Fresh off a Thursday road win in Oxford, Texas A&M women's basketball travels to Lexington to face Kentucky on Sunday afternoon. Ahead of the trip to the Bluegrass State, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Janiah Barker spoke to the media to preview the contest.

Behind a dominating third quarter that saw Texas A&M outscore Ole Miss 21-7, the Maroon & White rolled to a dominating win over the Rebels in Oxford, 72-53. With the win, the Aggies improved their overall record to 16-6 and a 4-5 mark in the SEC.

In an SEC showdown on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena that saw four lead changes, the Texas A&M women's basketball team came up short 74-63 against Mississippi State. The Aggies' second loss in a row dropped their overall record to 15-6 and a 3-5 mark in the SEC.

Standing at 15-5 overall and 3-4 in the SEC, Texas A&M women's basketball is looking to bounce back against Mississippi State on Sunday in the BTHO Breast Cancer Game. On Tuesday, head coach Joni Taylor spoke to TexAgs Radio about the latest with her team.

An 18-point third quarter helped the Aggies overcome a large deficit and take a short-lived lead, but Texas A&M ultimately fell 63-51 to Florida in Gainesville. Now sitting at 3-4 in the conference, A&M has a chance to come up for air next Sunday vs. Mississippi State.