During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the fish bowl's own Richard Zane joined to share updates from the latest in Aggie Athletics as there were numerous honors to run down from this past week and plenty of action ahead this weekend.

The SEC has established new start dates and scheduling formats for non-football fall sports, including soccer, volleyball, golf, tennis and cross country.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, social center host Courtney Collard joined to recap the weekend that was in Aggie Athletics with updates on men's basketball, women's basketball, softball and much, much more.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, social center host Courtney Collard joined to rundown what's happening Around Aggieland with updates on men's basketball, women's basketball, Equestrian and much, much more.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs intern Devin Craig joined in-studio to unveil his 'Aggie Hotlist,' spotlighting which student-athletes across all sports delivered the best performances on the playing surface.

The sixth annual Building Champions Awards Gala held inside the A&M Hotel and Conference Center saw 14 Aggie athletes receive awards for their outstanding athletic performance, leadership, academics, and service to the community.

On his first full official day as head coach of the Texas A&M women's tennis team, Mark Weaver joined TexAgs Radio to discuss his new position, being promoted from assistant coach and more.

More than four months after the Horned Frogs stifled Texas A&M's chances at an indoor championship, the Aggies got some sweet revenge. Behind three singles wins from the bottom of the line-up, A&M shut out TCU, 4-0.

While the Aggie women put on one of the most dominant displays of the year in a 5-0 thrashing of Alcorn State, the Texas A&M men laid it all on the line against a tenacious Oklahoma State squad. With the victories, both teams advanced to the next round of the NCAA Tournament.

After getting two top-10 wins over the weekend and running their winning streak to five matches, the Aggies finally lost to the #5 Gators. Texas A&M lost 4 of 6 singles matches, losing 3-4 in the process.

After almost five hours of tennis, freshman Eva Paalma won a three-set match, pushing the Aggies past the Crimson Tide for their fifth straight victory.