After going toe-to-toe with a college volleyball Goliath, the Fightin' Texas Aggies have punched their ticket to the Final Four with a thrilling five-set marathon victory in Lincoln. Texas A&M is headed to the program's first national semifinal in just Jamie Morrison's third season in Aggieland.

For the first time since 2001, Texas A&M is heading to a regional final as the Aggies completed an improbable reverse sweep of Louisville on Friday night. The Maroon & White will take on either No. 1 overall seed Nebraska or Kansas on Sunday evening in Lincoln, NE.

A major Quadrant 1 opportunity slipped away late on Sunday as Texas A&M squandered a four-point lead in the final 40 seconds of regulation vs. SMU in Arlington. The loss means the Aggies will finish non-conference play without a Quad 1 or Quad 2 victory on their resume.

Jamie Morrison's Fightin' Texas Aggies are moving on to the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament after beating TCU on Saturday night in four sets. No. 3 seed Texas A&M dropped the first frame but rallied back to win three straight in front of a raucous Reed Arena crowd.

No. 3 seed Texas A&M made quick work of Campbell on Friday night as the Aggies cruised to an opening-round sweep at Reed Arena. The Maroon & White are moving on in the NCAA Tournament and will now face No. 6 seed TCU on Saturday evening in Aggieland.

Texas A&M weathered a 16-0 run by Pitt that put the Aggies in a second-half hole as the Maroon & White fought back to win its fifth straight game, 81-73. Now 7-2 overall, the victory in the ACC-SEC Challenge showed the Maroon & White's ability to fight through adversity and beat a conflicting style.

Texas A&M basketball allowed the fewest amount of points on the year, as the Aggies dominated Florida State 95-59 in a neutral-site game in Tampa. With the victory, the Maroon & White improved to 6-2 and picked up their first win over a power conference opponent of the year.

Texas A&M basketball set a Reed Arena record on Tuesday night as the Aggies poured in 120 points — the most in the history of the facility. With the victory, the Maroon & White have now won three straight ahead of a vitally important three-game stretch away from home.

It was a heavyweight bout on Monday night in the SEC Tournament semifinals as Texas A&M fell to Texas in four sets. With the NCAA Tournament on deck, Kay Naegeli shares her thoughts on the loss in Savannah.

The No. 2 seed in the SEC Tournament, Texas A&M is still alive in Savannah after sweeping Vanderbilt to reach Monday's semifinals. With either No. 3 seed Texas or No. 14 seed Ole Miss on deck, Kay Naegeli shares her thoughts on the Aggies' 11th consecutive victory.

The 3-point shooting masterclass the 12th Man had been waiting for finally arrived on Friday as the Fightin' Texas Aggies connected 18 times from deep in a 109-68 rout of Manhattan. With the victory, the Maroon & White are now 4-2 and have won back-to-back games.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies nearly watched a 19-point lead completely slip away as Montana roared back to make it a one-point game in the final seconds. However, clutch free-throw shooting allowed the Maroon & White to escape with a much-needed 86-81 victory.

Yet another resume-booster eluded Texas A&M as the Aggies failed to uphold a 14-point second-half lead and suffered an 86-74 loss to Central Florida on Friday night. Now 0-2 vs. Big 12 opponents, the Maroon & White will return to action on Tuesday to face Montana.

A Quadrant 1 road loss in the third game of Bucky McMillan's Texas A&M tenure is far from the end of the world, but the Aggies got beaten at their own game in an 87-63 loss at Oklahoma State on Sunday afternoon.

For the first time since 2021, the Reed Arena scoreboard showed triple digits as Texas A&M sped away from Texas Southern in the second half on Thursday night. Up 41-36 at the break, the Aggies shot 60.6 percent from the field over the final 20 minutes to win by 34 points.

The Bucky McMillan era opened with a bang on Monday night as the Aggies utilized their high-scoring and high-pressure style of play to overwhelm Northwestern State at Reed Arena, 98-68. Most impressive is that A&M is a team that still has plenty of room for improvement.

Undone by a second-half scoring drought, Texas A&M was eliminated from the 2025 NCAA Tournament by the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday. Holding a 10-point lead in the second half, the Aggies could not punch their ticket to next weekend's Sweet 16.

Buzz Williams and the Fightin' Texas Aggies are dancing into the Round of 32 after taking down the Yale Bulldogs on Thursday in Denver. With their 80-71 victory over the Elis, the Maroon & White fill face No. 5 seed Michigan on Saturday with a trip to the Sweet 16 at stake.