Former Aggie softball player and current SEC Network analyst Tori Vidales joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to share her perspective on Jo Evans' time at Texas A&M, the future of the program moving forward and more.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates as baseball is headed into the postseason, softball and tennis seasons concluded over the weekend and more.

It was announced on Monday that Texas A&M would not renew Jo Evans' contract and will instead begin the search for a new head softball coach. In 26 seasons at A&M, Evans won 987 games and made three appearances in the Women's College World Series.

In a rematch of a tightly-contest Saturday ballgame, Texas A&M softball had no answers for mighty Oklahoma in the final of the Norman Regional as the top-ranked Sooners run-ruled the Aggies, 20-0. The loss brings Texas A&M's 2022 season to a close.

With Saturday afternoon's rally coming up just short against #1 Oklahoma, Aggie softball pieced together a comeback win in its evening rematch against Minnesota to avoid elimination and advance to the Norman Regional final with Jo Evans' 1,300th career victory.

Texas A&M earned a spot in the NCAA tournament this weekend and will be heading to the Norman Regional to take on Minnesota on Friday afternoon. Prior to hitting the road and heading north, Jo Evans previewed the Aggies' regional draw for the media.

#5 Florida manufactured three runs in the first inning as #12 Texas A&M had no answer for the Gators' speed. The Aggies attempted to rally back but ultimately fell in the second round of the SEC Tournament, 4-1.

Powered by Trinity Cannon's three-run double and Shaylee Ackerman's late dominance in the circle, A&M softball earned its first-ever SEC Tournament win after downing South Carolina, 5-3, on Tuesday night. The Aggies will now face fifth-seeded Florida on Wednesday afternoon.

Plagued by an early deficit and a four-run fifth inning by No. 5 Arkansas, Texas A&M's rally came up short as they dropped the series finale, 9-5 on Sunday. With the regular season over, the Aggies will now turn their attention to South Carolina in the SEC Tournament.

Jo Evans and the Aggies jumped out to an early lead courtesy of a Katie Dack two-run homer in the first, but No. 5 Arkansas refused to be held down as the Razorbacks evened the weekend series by taking down Texas A&M, 7-3.

Underdogs yet again, Texas A&M pulled off another thrilling upset as the Aggies took the series opener from No. 5 Arkansas in nine innings, 6-5. Katie Dack's walk-off single scored Alexis Tippit to secure A&M's sixth SEC win of the year as the Ags fight for a postseason berth.

Two weeks ago, Texas A&M softball claimed a historic series victory over No. 2 Alabama in front of record crowds at Davis Diamond. Following an empathic upset of the Crimson Tide, infielder Trinity Cannon sat down to discuss the series with 'Bama, the 2022 season & more.

Lamar cut the Aggies' lead to one run in the last two frames, but Makinzy Herzog was able to notch a save and secure the victory for the Maroon & White, 3-2. Katie Dack's third inning bomb was her eighth of the year and pivotal to the Aggie win.

Shocking the softball world after stealing a series from No. 2 Alabama, the Aggies hope to transfer some momentum into tomorrow's game against Lamar and a crucial weekend series at Missouri. Ahead of the battles, Jo Evans and Makinzy Herzog spoke to the media.

After taking the first two games of the weekend, Jo Evans and the Aggies eyed the series sweep on Sunday, but Montana Fouts and No. 2 Alabama had other plans as the Crimson Tide salvaged the finale by defeating Texas A&M, 4-2.

All it took was five innings for Texas A&M to knock off No. 2 Alabama yet again and secure the program's first series victory over the Crimson Tide. Makinzy Herzog dominated in the circle and also provided the walk-off RBI single to complete the historic night for the Aggies.

Texas A&M knocked off the second-ranked Crimson Tide at the Davis Diamond in the series opener on Friday evening. Trinity Cannon's two-run double in the fifth gave A&M a lead that they clung to for the remainder of the evening.

Texas A&M travels to Knoxville seeking its first SEC series win of the season against the 14th-ranked Tennessee Volunteers. Ahead of Saturday's series opener, Jo Evans, Rylen Wiggins and Cayden Baker spoke to the media.