Texas A&M soccer is squarely on the bubble for NCAA Tournament consideration, but if the Aggies suffer a loss in the first round of this weekend's SEC Tournament, they'd be left out of the big dance. Thus, Sunday's match against Georgia in Pensacola is a must-win for A&M.

On Senior Night in Aggieland, Texas A&M soccer fell to No. 3 Mississippi State at Ellis Field, 2-0, as the Bulldogs put the finishing touches on the SEC regular-season championship. Next for the Aggies will be the SEC Tournament, which begins on Sunday, Nov. 3, in Pensacola.

Needing a result during the playoff push, Texas A&M earned a scoreless draw in Fayetteville as Sydney Fuller turned away 10 Razorback shots on Thursday night. After a 0-0 draw at No. 5 Arkansas, the Aggies conclude the regular season vs. No. 3 Mississippi State on Sunday.

Only two matches remain in Texas A&M soccer's regular-season slate, and of course, they are matchups with two of the SEC's best in No. 5 Arkansas and No. 3 Mississippi State. A&M faces the Hogs on Thursday in Fayetteville before battling the Bulldogs at home on Sunday.

With only three matches left in the regular season, Texas A&M soccer is entering desperation mode as the Aggies seek to improve their RPI standing following back-to-back losses. The Maroon & White seek to bounce back on Friday as LSU comes to College Station.

For the first time this season, Texas A&M has suffered back-to-back losses as the Aggies fell to Alabama on Sunday night in Tuscaloosa, 1-0. At 8-7 overall and 3-4 in conference, the Maroon & White have just three regular-season matches remaining.

With just a handful of games remaining to make an NCAA Tournament push, Texas A&M suffered a massive blow on Thursday night as the Aggies fell to Vanderbilt at Ellis Field, 2-0. At 8-6 overall and 3-3 in SEC play, A&M has just four matches left in the regular season.

Only five games remain in Southeastern Conference play with Texas A&M hosting Vanderbilt on Thursday before heading to Tuscaloosa Sunday. The Aggies are just shy of first place in the league by three points, and a win vs. the Commodores could provide a major boost in RPI.

On the road in Oxford, Texas A&M soccer quickly mounted an early lead and never looked back on Friday night in a 4-1 thrashing of Ole Miss. Surfacing above .500 in SEC play (3-2), Jazmine Wilkinson kickstarted the Aggies offense with two goals in the first 45 minutes.

Following a split last week, Texas A&M soccer's lone match this week is a Friday night road game against Ole Miss, which is winless in SEC play. With only six matches remaining in the regular season, a successful trip to Oxford is paramount for G Guerrieri and the Aggies.

Following a 4-1 victory over No. 8 Auburn, Texas A&M soccer traveled to Austin as the "Lone Star Showdown" returned to the pitch on Sunday night. Unfortunately for G Guerrieri & Co, the Aggies fell 2-0 as the Longhorns got the upper hand in the renewed rivalry.

The first soccer addition of the revitalized Lone Star Showdown arrives on Sunday night as Texas A&M travels 90 miles west to face archrival Texas in Austin. G Guerrieri and the Aggies hope to keep their momentum rolling following Thursday's 4-1 upset of No. 8 Auburn.

Following the Aggies' first conference loss of the season on Sunday against Oklahoma, Texas A&M responded in a big way with a dominating 4-1 win over No. 8 Auburn. Sydney Becerra net a brace while the Aggies also received goals from Macy Matula and Grace Ivey.

On the heels of a 2-1 loss to Oklahoma, Texas A&M soccer returns to Ellis Field in a Thursday clash with No. 6 Auburn before heading to Austin on Sunday. Returning to the win column will require a more focused attack from the Aggies in the face of two well-prepared defenses.

After trading a pair of 18th-minute goals, Texas A&M conceded a first-half game-winner just nine minutes later as the Oklahoma Sooners beat the Aggies on Ellis Field, 2-1. After one week of Southeastern Conference action, the Maroon & White are 1-1 in league play.

Texas A&M soccer became just the 13th program in the nation (and the first in the state of Texas and the first in the SEC) to reach the 500-win plateau as the Aggies defeated Missouri on Thursday night in Columbia, 1-0. Next is a Sunday match with Oklahoma at Ellis Field.

Following a 1-1 trip to Connecticut, Texas A&M soccer (5-3) heads to Columbia Thursday for its 2024 SEC opener against Missouri before turning it gold on Sunday vs. Oklahoma at Ellis Field. With their postseason resume in mind, the Aggies look to start league play a perfect 2-0.

Sitting at 4-2 on the year, Texas A&M concludes its non-conference slate with a two-game road swing to face Central Connecticut State and UConn on Thursday and Sunday, respectively. For the Ags, it's about keeping momentum rolling before SEC play begins next week.