With the 2019 season in the rearview, Texas A&M softball coach Jo Evans met with the media ahead of the Aggies' fall scrimmage with Weatherford on Friday at Davis Diamond. Evans discussed A&M's behind-the-scenes fall ball improvements heading into 2020.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci and the crew offered their opinions on A&M's hiring of Ross Bjork as the next Director of Athletics in Aggieland.

After trailing 2-1 for most of the afternoon and down to their final out, the Aggies pounced on a Longhorn error to force a tie and an extra frame. Texas quickly duplicated A&M's fortunes, scoring the decisive run on an Aggie throwing error in the eighth and ending A&M's season.

Despite getting multiple runners in scoring position, Texas A&M only managed to squeeze out a single run, failing to match a 3-run homer from the Cougars on Friday in Austin. The Aggies will play in an elimination game on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Aggie softball head coach Jo Evans joined to preview her team's 18th straight trip to the postseason and specifically their matchup with Houston on Friday.

The A&M softball team was eliminated from the 2019 SEC Tournament on Wednesday, falling 3-2 to Mississippi State. TexAgs provides a full photo gallery from the event.

The A&M softball team's season came to a close on Wednesday afternoon after they fell to the Bulldog, 3-2, in the first round of the SEC Tournament. The Aggies' found themselves trailing 3-0 in the early innings and were never able to recover.

With the SEC softball tournament starting off on Wednesday morning, head coach Jo Evans and her team is doing all that they can to be ready to win. On Tuesday, Evans and two of the Aggie players met with the media to discuss what to expect from the days ahead.

The Aggie softball team is coming off a huge SEC series win against No. 18 Arkansas and are now looking to keep their momentum rolling against No. 11 Tennessee this weekend. Jo Evans and two of the A&M players met with the media on Thursday to preview the match-up.

TexAgs presents a full photo gallery of the A&M softball team's series win over No. 18 Arkansas.

After losing to the Razorbacks last night, the Aggies bounced back on Monday night to take the series against Arkansas, two games to one. Kelbi Fortenberry and Kendall Potts led the Aggies to their 4-1 victory.

The Aggies couldn't get the run production they needed on senior night to take down Arkansas. Payton McBride and Kelbi Fortenberry led the way for Texas A&M, but it was a three run shot from Arkansas' Katie Warrick that handed the Aggies the loss.

Kendall Potts allowed just one run in seven innings pitched as the A&M softball team defeated No. 18 Arkansas on Saturday night at Davis Diamond. The Aggies gave Potts the run support she needed, plating all three runs in the fifth inning.

The Aggie softball team will be playing their last series at Davis Diamond for the 2019 season this weekend, and Jo Evans and Riley Sartain met with the media on Friday to discuss the team's match-up against Arkansas.

The A&M softball team was swept by No. 6 Florida last weekend at Davis Diamond. On Wednesday, head coach Jo Evans and select A&M players met with the media discuss this weekend's three-game series at Mizzou.

The Aggie softball was unable to bounce back from Friday night's loss to Florida, losing again to the Gators, 8-3. The power hitting of the Gator lineup proved to be too much for Texas A&M to overcome.

Texas A&M allowed seven runs in the first inning to the Florida Gators which ensured a Friday night loss. Despite a hard fought comeback, the Ags couldn't complete the rally, losing 8-6.