With both ranked among the nation's top 25, Texas A&M men's and women's tennis both open their 2024 campaigns in California this weekend. Before heading west, head coaches Mark Weaver and Steve Denton spoke to the media about their respective squads.

All his life, former Texas A&M tennis star Austin Krajicek had two goals in mind: to win a Grand Slam event and become the No. 1 player in the world. The Aggie accomplished both over the weekend as he and his partner, Ivan Dodig, claimed the French Open doubles title.

Texas A&M Hall of Fame inductee Austin Krajicek won the 2023 French Open doubles title with his partner, Ivan Dodig. Now ranked as No. 1 in the world, Krajicek joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the accomplishment and his time in Aggieland.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Friday morning to share his thoughts on the latest in Texas A&M football in the transfer portal, college baseball talk and more. Enjoy your lunch and catch up on what Billy said this morning.

Both Texas A&M's men's and women's tennis teams are in the thick of their SEC schedules, and the competition is ramping up. On Tuesday, women's head coach Mark Weaver and men's head coach Steve Denton spoke to the media about their respective teams.

Both A&M tennis teams are in action this Friday for the opening round of the NCAA Tournament with the men's team traveling to Waco to face Tulsa and the women's team hosting A&M-CC. Ahead of both matches, head coaches Steve Denton and Mark Weaver addressed the media.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates from the hardwood, the diamonds and beyond as there is plenty going on with Texas A&M Athletics.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates from the Olympics, the gridiron and beyond as Texas A&M Athletics get ramped up for 2021-22 this week.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M Men's Tennis coach Steve Denton joined in-studio to preview his team's marquee weekend at the Mitchell Tennis Center with conference showdowns with South Carolina and nationally-ranked Florida.

While the Aggie women put on one of the most dominant displays of the year in a 5-0 thrashing of Alcorn State, the Texas A&M men laid it all on the line against a tenacious Oklahoma State squad. With the victories, both teams advanced to the next round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Aggie men's tennis team, seeded 6th nationally, made quick work of the Eastern Kentucky Colonels on Friday. After winning the first set of every match, the Ags advanced to the round of 32 with a 4-0 victory.

Not even the weather could stop the Texas A&M men's tennis team from accomplishing its season-long goal. With the win over the Bulldogs, the Aggies captured their second straight SEC crown.

Against Mississippi State, it was all about the youngsters. Three freshman notched solo victories to send the Aggies to their second consecutive SEC Tournament Final.

On a muggy day at the Mitchell Tennis Center, Texas A&M jumped on the Tigers early, aided by seniors Jeremy Efferding and Jordan Szabo. The Aggies finished 2015 with a 12-2 record at home.

In a rare occurrence, the Aggie men's tennis team faced two opponents ranked in the ITA's top-75 in the same day. Though the second match got dicey towards the end, Texas A&M walked away with two victories.

The #9 Texas A&M men's tennis team was without two of its top three players on Friday. It didn't matter however, as the Aggies mowed down #53 Arkansas, 4-0.

After winning the doubles point, Texas A&M men's tennis dropped 4 of 6 singles matches to lose to Illinois. They bounced back in the second match of the day, beating Abilene Christian 6-1.

The Aggies dropped the doubles point for only the second time this season, but pulled out four straight singles wins to push their record to 8-2.