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Kay's Takeaways: No. 16 Texas A&M 3, South Carolina 0

No. 16 Texas A&M has won 12 of its last 13 sets played as the Aggies opened conference play with a sweep of South Carolina to extend their winning streak to four consecutive matches. The defense was suffocating as A&M held the Gamecocks to a minuscule .062 hitting percentage.
By Kay Naegeli
September 27, 2026
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1. Superb play from the signal-caller. Starting SEC play with a very clean offensive outing is a great sign for what's to come.

The Aggies dominated South Carolina from start to finish, only giving up three leads. They outscored the Gamecocks 75-46 in total.

Quarterback play has been a sore spot in Aggieland, but Kirra Musgrove has been putting her dual-threat talents on display as Texas A&M’s signal-caller at Reed Arena.

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