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.

For the first time since 2021, Texas A&M women's basketball will dance in the NCAA Tournament as they'll face No. 6 seed Nebraska in Corvallis. The well-earned March Madness berth marks head coach Joni Taylor's first in College Station and fifth as a head coach.

Joni Taylor's Aggies finished the 2023-24 regular season 19-12 with a 6-10 conference record, losing in the quarterfinals to the SEC Tournament champions South Carolina. With Selection Sunday approaching, Joni Taylor joined TexAgs Radio to discuss A&M's postseason position.

Aicha Coulibaly scored a career-best 32 points, yet more was needed from Texas A&M as top-seeded South Carolina advanced to the SEC Tournament semifinals, 79-68. The Aggies now await their fate, hoping for an NCAA Tournament bid in Joni Taylor's second year in Aggieland.

Needing a win to boost its NCAA Tournament resume, Texas A&M dominated Mississippi State, 72-56, in the Aggies' first game of the SEC Tournament. With the win, the Aggies improved to 19-11 in the year, setting up a quarterfinal matchup with top-seeded South Carolina.

Texas A&M women's basketball is fighting for its NCAA Tournament lives with only two regular-season games remaining. On Tuesday, head coach Joni Taylor spoke to TexAgs Radio about the importance of handling business vs. Tennessee and Alabama before the SEC Tournament.

A significantly flawed outing added another blemish to Texas A&M's resume as the Auburn Tigers took care of the Aggies, 57-41, on Sunday. An inexcusable 29 turnovers halted A&M's offensive efforts, with no Aggie player finishing in double-digits.

Trailing by 10 at halftime, a furious third-quarter rally lifted Texas A&M out of the hole as the Aggies came back to beat Arkansas on Thursday night, 73-67. Janiah Barker scored 16 points in the winning effort to lead a group of four Aggies in double figures.

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.

The Vanderbilt Commodores scored 10 unanswered points to upend Texas A&M on Thursday night at Reed Arena, 49-45. With the loss, the Aggies now drop to 17-7 in the regular season and 5-6 in the SEC as only five regular-season games remain.

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.

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.

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.

Top-ranked South Carolina left no doubt on Sunday afternoon as the Gamecocks handed Texas A&M its first home loss of 2023-2024 in a 99-64 drubbing. With the loss, the Aggies fall to 2-3 in conference play with a chance to rebound on Thursday.

Texas A&M women's basketball remains unbeaten at home this season following a 71-56 victory over the Tennessee Lady Volunteers on Sunday. Aicha Coulibaly's 19 points paced a trio of Aggies to reach double figures, as Sahara Jones and Endyia Rogers each contributed 15.

After falling at No. 6 LSU on Thursday, the Fightin' Texas Aggies return home on Sunday afternoon to face the Tennessee Lady Vols. Ahead of this weekend's matchup, Joni Taylor, Sahara Jones and Endyia Rogers spoke to the media to preview the contest.