Aicha Coulibaly

Guard

6′0″

Bamako, Mali

IMG Academy/Auburn

Senior (RS)

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Taylor talks defense, 'identity' after Coulibaly's season-ending injury

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2 days ago by David Nuño

Taylor talks defense, 'identity' after Coulibaly's season-ending injury

Texas A&M women's basketball head coach Joni Taylor joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss Aicha Coulibaly's injury ahead of Thursday's Auburn matchup. Trying to find their identity without AC, Taylor shares what the Ags are working on as they face a tough schedule.

Slide continues as Texas A&M falls in rivalry matchup at Reed, 70-50

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4 days ago by Kay Naegeli

Slide continues as Texas A&M falls in rivalry matchup at Reed, 70-50

Texas A&M women's basketball has now suffered three straight losses as the Aggies were outclassed by arch-rival and fifth-ranked Texas on Sunday at Reed Arena. After suffering a 70-50 defeat, the Maroon & White are now 3-6 vs. SEC opponents.

Jada Malone speaks about A&M's approach vs. the 'powerhouse' SEC

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6 days ago by Ali Russell

Jada Malone speaks about A&M's approach vs. the 'powerhouse' SEC

In their first seven conference games, the Aggies played six ranked opponents, and forward Jada Malone is averaging 4.8 points per game vs. SEC foes. In an exclusive one-on-one, Malone provided an update on her redshirt junior season as the Ags prepare to host Texas on Sunday.

7 days ago by Kay Naegeli

Aggies fall to .500 overall after suffering lopsided loss in Fayetteville

In their first game after losing leading scorer Aicha Coulibaly for the season, the Aggies were outclassed in Fayetteville as Arkansas dominated Texas A&M, 72-51. Joni Taylor & Co. are now an even .500 through 20 games with a 3-5 record in conference play.

11 days ago by Kay Naegeli

A&M's efforts undermined as No. 5 LSU prevails in Baton Rouge, 64-51

With just nine players available entering the contest, Texas A&M fell to No. 5 LSU on Sunday in Baton Rouge, 64-51. The Aggies were left outnumbered and outexecuted by the Tigers as an injury to Aicha Coulibaly and foul trouble plagued the performance.

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