Texas A&M point guard Chennedy Carter announced on Sunday via Twitter that she will forego her final season in Aggieland and enter the upcoming WNBA draft where she is expected to be a first-round choice.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M women's basketball coach Gary Blair joined to discuss how COVID-19 is impacting his team, and how he is choosing to spend this time by reflecting on his former teams and players.

The Aggie women's basketball team experienced a huge let down on Friday, falling to Arkansas in their first game of the SEC tournament. Having lost the last three games, Gary Blair and his team will now await their seeding for the NCAA tournament.

The Aggie women's basketball team plays their first game of the SEC Tournament on Friday against either Arkansas, Vanderbilt or Auburn. On Tuesday, Gary Blair, Chennedy Carter and Kayla Wells met with the media to discuss the tournament.

The Aggies wrapped up their 2019-2020 regular season with a road loss, 60-52, to top-ranked South Carolina on Saturday afternoon. Kayla Wells lead the way offensively for A&M with 15 points while Chennedy Carter recorded 12 off the bench.

The Aggie women's basketball team was stunned by the Crimson Tide on Thursday, losing by double digits as the home favorite. After the game, Gary Blair, Ciera Johnson and N'dea Johnson spoke with the media about the loss.

The Aggie women's basketball team was riding high after four straight conference wins, which made this loss all the more disappointing. The Crimson Tide have been playing well late in the season, and were able to shock the fans at Reed Arena with a comfortable upset.

With senior night on Thursday against Alabama and the regular-season finale on the road at No. 1 South Carolina on Sunday, the No. 12 Aggies head into the last weekend still jockeying for seeding in the NCAA tournament. Gary Blair spoke to the media about the last two regular-season games.

The Aggie Women's basketball team put on a show Sunday afternoon, taking down Auburn with ease in front of a home crowd on Senior Day. Following the game, Gary Blair, Shambria Washington, Jasmine Williams and Cheah Rael-Whitsitt spoke with the media about the win.

The Aggie Women's basketball team cruised to an easy 30-point victory over the Auburn Tigers on Sunday at Reed Arena. The dominating win was due largely in part to Chennedy Carter, who had 23 points, 5 assists and 0 turnovers.

Despite poor shooting at the beginning of the game and a halftime deficit, the Aggie women's basketball team exploded in the second half to handily beat the Bulldogs. N'dea Jones moved to second all-time in Texas A&M history for double-doubles in the win.

After missing seven games with an ankle injury, All-American Chennedy Carter made her return to the floor as the Aggies dominated Vanderbilt, 74-53, on Thursday night at Reed Arena. Playing for just 21 minutes, Carter tallied 18 points.

No. 16 Texas A&M has lost two games in a row as star Chennedy Carter continues to miss time with an ankle injury. Ahead of the Aggies’ Thursday tilt with Vanderbilt, Gary Blair, Kayla Wells and N’dea Jones spoke with the media.

After going into the half with an 11-point lead, Aggie women's basketball couldn't hold on as the Mississippi State Bulldogs were able mount a large comeback late in the game. The loss of leading scorer Chennedy Carter loomed still as the Ags lost their second straight SEC matchup.

Texas A&M women's basketball will be holding Daddy-Daughter Night at Reed Arena when the Georgia Bulldogs come to Reed Arena on Thursday night. Ahead of the contest, head coach Gary Blair and forward N'dea Jones spoke with the media about the upcoming matchup.

Another day, another milestone for legendary Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair as his No. 15 Aggies defeated the Missouri Tigers, 72-53, on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. Kayla Wells led the way offensively with 18 points, while N'dea Jones hauled in 13 boards.

After trailing most of the game, Aggie women's basketball was able to storm back and outscore the Crimson Tide 28-18 in the fourth quarter to secure the win. Following the matchup, Gary Blair met with the media to discuss his satisfaction with the team's toughness and effort on the road.

Ahead of a road trip to Tuscaloosa on Thursday night, the head man of the Texas A&M women's basketball team met with the media. Hear from Gary Blair as he and the Aggies prepare to take on the Alabama Crimson Tide.