The Texas A&M softball team took an 8-6 victory over the Ole Miss Rebels in game two of their final SEC series.

The No. 25 Texas Aggie softball team started their final SEC series of the regular season with a 6-1 victory over the Ole Miss Rebels. A&M now sits at 36-17 on the year and 10-12 in conference play.

In the process, remains in Aggieland and not Alabama.

The No. 22 ranked softball team took victories in both games of their afternoon double header after 3-2 and 6-0 wins against Stephen F. Austin on Wednesday.

The season's end was a final example of a myriad of disappointments down the stretch, several of which need to be figured out before looking toward next year. Yet, as to Monday's actual result, the reason is simple.

The final game of the Aggies' season provided a brief glimpse of Alex Robinson's potential and a final look at two seniors who were part of the team's heart in 2015. TexAgs presents a court-level view of Monday's contest.

Texas A&M's March misery continued in another second-half disappointment, this one bringing the 2014-2015 season to a close. Aside from Alex Robinson's 21 points and five assists, all that's left for the Aggies is to look ahead.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M head basketball coach Billy Kennedy joined the show to discuss his team's win over Montana and the NIT second round contest with the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs.

Though the visiting Bulldogs — who were a few minutes shy of an NCAA Tournament berth — present a very real threat, Texas A&M is itself fresh off of discovering a winning formula. Can it carry it over to Monday?

The Bulldogs represent a unique opponent, and a potentially challenging one for the Aggies. Still, the path to victory in Monday's game could be a clear one with disciplined effort in a few simple areas.

Courtney Williams scored 23 and added 12 rebounds, but it wasn't enough as sixth-seeded A&M fell to 11th-seeded Arkansas Little-Rock in the first round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament on Saturday afternoon.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, A&M women's basketball coach Gary Blair joined the show to discuss his team's upcoming trip to Tempe for the NCAA Tournament, taking on UALR in the first round and more.

Insufficient results by Billy Kennedy's teams have led to widespread calls for change, and it's difficult to debate them. Yet, their fervor and insistence may be unwarranted without examining one last circumstance.

The Aggies kicked off a hopeful run to New York with a plethora of encouraging signs. From the development of their freshmen to the key to winning without Danuel House, Tuesday produced a blueprint going forward.

The 2-seed Aggies hosted Montana to open the 2015 National Invitation Tournament, and they lived up to their billing. A&M's senior guard shared his perspective after an 81-64 win that kept his final season going.

The Aggies opened the postseason with a victory that defied their recent second-half collapses. TexAgs presents a court-level view of the game's best moments on film and with a gallery of the top images.

Though the season's end was disappointing, Texas A&M returned to Reed Arena on a mission — and it showed. In Tuesday's victory the Aggies relied on non-Danuel House sources for a win that denied a recent trend.

Again without Danuel House, still reeling from the way it missed the NCAA Tournament, A&M must open prepared against a 20-win Montana team. Its seniors and a fresh set of motivation may be the key.