After a 1-1 week last week that included a loss at then-No. 15 West Virginia and a home win over Northwestern State, Texas A&M women's basketball is headed to the Bahamas. Ahead of the road trip, head coach Joni Taylor joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday morning.

Forward Jada Malone powered Texas A&M's offense with 24 points and nine rebounds off the bench in a commanding 75-54 victory over Northwestern State on Sunday afternoon. Sahara Jones added 14 points while Lauren Ware posted an 11-point, 13-rebound double-double.

After a 960-day stint sidelined, Kyndall Hunter shined in her third game in Maroon & White as A&M dismantled Western Michigan on Sunday, 86-38. Hunter was one of five Aggies to reach a double-digit point total, along with Sahara Jones, who recorded the year's first double-double.

UTSA opened the second half on an 11-0 run to take a seven-point lead, but Texas A&M answered back and hung on to defeat the Roadrunners on Elementary School Day at Reed Arena, 55-51. Sahara Jones led the Aggies with 16 points in the victory.

Basketball returns to Reed Arena on Monday evening as Texas A&M women's hoops hosts Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to officially start the 2024-2025 season. Ahead of the opener, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Sahara Jones spoke to the media.

Texas A&M women's basketball is back in the NCAA Tournament after a two-year absence, facing off against six-seed Nebraska. The Aggies roster has little NCAA Tournament experience, however, A&M head coach Joni Taylor is making her fifth appearance in March Madness.

In just her second season at Texas A&M, Joni Taylor's Aggies are a No. 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament and will face No. 6 seed Nebraska on Friday night in Corvallis, Oregon. On Monday morning, Taylor, Maliyah Johnson and Sahara Jones addressed the media.

Texas A&M women's basketball is fighting for a spot in the NCAA Tournament as the final week of the regular season begins with a trip to Knoxville. On Tuesday, Joni Taylor, Aicha Coulibaly and Sahara Jones spoke to the media ahead of a Thursday clash with the Lady Vols.

A significantly flawed outing added another blemish to Texas A&M's resume as the Auburn Tigers took care of the Aggies, 57-41, on Sunday. An inexcusable 29 turnovers halted A&M's offensive efforts, with no Aggie player finishing in double-digits.

Trailing by 10 at halftime, a furious third-quarter rally lifted Texas A&M out of the hole as the Aggies came back to beat Arkansas on Thursday night, 73-67. Janiah Barker scored 16 points in the winning effort to lead a group of four Aggies in double figures.

Having lost their last two games, Texas A&M women's basketball concludes a three-game homestand on Thursday night when Arkansas comes to Reed Arena. On Tuesday afternoon, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Sahara Jones spoke to the media about the matchup.

An early 13-0 run by the visiting Bayou Bengals was more than enough to put the Aggies away as No. 13 LSU dominated Texas A&M on Monday night, 81-58. Without Endyia Rogers for a second consecutive game, A&M's offense struggled to keep up with the Tigers.

Having lost back-to-back conference games, Texas A&M women's basketball sits at 3-5 in the SEC with a midweek date at Ole Miss on deck. Ahead of Thursday's road trip to Oxford, Joni Taylor, Solè Williams and Sahara Jones spoke to the media about the matchup with the Rebels.

Despite jumping out to an early 11-point lead, Texas A&M fought Missouri down to the wire in Columbia, and the Aggies ultimately emerged victorious, 69-67. Lauren Ware scored a season-high 22 points to lead the Maroon & White's offensive efforts.

After falling to No. 1 South Carolina last weekend, Texas A&M travels to Missouri on Thursday with the opportunity to bounce back. On Tuesday afternoon, Joni Taylor, Solè Williams and Sahara Jones addressed the media to preview the contest with the Tigers.

The Texas A&M women's basketball team is 14-3 overall and 2-2 in the SEC after falling at No. 7 LSU before beating Tennessee at home on Sunday, 71-56. On Tuesday, head coach Joni Taylor joined TexAgs Radio to chat about the state of the Aggies on the hardwood.

Texas A&M women's basketball remains unbeaten at home this season following a 71-56 victory over the Tennessee Lady Volunteers on Sunday. Aicha Coulibaly's 19 points paced a trio of Aggies to reach double figures, as Sahara Jones and Endyia Rogers each contributed 15.

After falling at No. 6 LSU on Thursday, the Fightin' Texas Aggies return home on Sunday afternoon to face the Tennessee Lady Vols. Ahead of this weekend's matchup, Joni Taylor, Sahara Jones and Endyia Rogers spoke to the media to preview the contest.