With Essence Cody unavailable this season, Texas A&M women's basketball will need to implement a by-committee approach in the paint and beyond as Joni Taylor's Aggies enter 2026-27 with the ultimate goal of reaching the NCAA Tournament.

Texas A&M hosts Ole Miss on Sunday for Senior Day and the final match of the 2026 season. Both teams are still searching for their first SEC win, as the Aggies look to close the season with a victory at Ellis Field.

After making a statement on Sunday in Lexington, 17th-ranked Texas A&M returns to Reed Arena with the chance to make another as No. 6 Tennessee comes to Aggieland on Friday. As the postseason approaches, Jamie Morrison & Co. have two opportunities to improve their resume this weekend.

Five years ago, a struggling Texas A&M quarterback pulled off a shocking upset of the Alabama Crimson Tide. Hoping to channel Zach Calzada's energy, Marcel Reed leads the 4-3 Aggies into Tuscaloosa this weekend, looking to repeat that phenomenal win.

After picking up a point on Thursday night against No. 6 South Carolina, Bobby Shuttleworth and Texas A&M look to carry this newfound momentum into a Sunday match with LSU at Ellis Field. The Aggies lead the all-time series with the Bayou Bengals 12-1-4.

Much of the Aggies' attention during a Week 7 non-conference matchup against FCS opponent The Citadel will likely be on themselves as they look to move forward following a rough first half of 2026.

Desperately searching for an end to a six-game slide and their first point in the conference standings, Texas A&M soccer is back at Ellis Field on Thursday to host No. 6 South Carolina. While the record might not show it, the Aggies have been creeping closer and closer to earning a positive result.

Texas A&M's defense has not created enough pressure on opposing quarterbacks this season, recording an SEC-low five sacks in five games, and that has created plenty of stress for the two-loss Aggies as they head to Columbia to face No. 14 Mizzou.

A Wednesday road trip will see No. 12 Texas A&M put its six-match winning streak on the line as Jamie Morrison and the Aggies face Oklahoma in Norman. The Maroon & White are perfect in conference play and have yet to drop a set against an SEC opponent.

While Texas A&M is 13-1 against Arkansas since joining the SEC, including four straight victories, most of the Aggie vs. Razorbacks showdowns have been tightly contested ballgames. It's fair to expect more of the same when the "Southwest Classic" renews on Saturday night.

In just four games, the Aggies have dropped just one of their 13 sets played. Now, No. 14 Texas A&M fights to extend its four-game winning streak as Alabama and Mississippi come to Reed Arena on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Texas A&M is still searching for a point in the SEC standings as Bobby Shuttleworth and the Aggies carry a four-game slide to Athens for a Friday tilt at Georgia. While signs of improvement have been obvious, A&M's next task is to play a full 90 minutes against a conference opponent.

Winners of three straight matches and four of their last five, the 16th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies officially open their SEC slate on Sunday afternoon against South Carolina inside the friendly confines of Reed Arena.

Both Texas A&M and Florida remain winless in Southeastern Conference play, but that could change on Sunday afternoon when the Aggies host the Gators at Ellis Field. A&M is 0-3 in league action, while Florida is 0-1-2.

Last year, Texas A&M earned its first victory at LSU since 1994, but last week, the Aggies suffered their first loss of 2026, leading to an uneasy week in College Station. As A&M prepares to return to Baton Rouge, Marcel Reed & Co. are seeking comfort in a place known as Death Valley.

Texas A&M soccer's first SEC home match is set for Thursday evening as seventh-ranked Alabama comes to Ellis Field in Aggieland with Bobby Shuttleworth still looking for his first conference victory as the head man.

Saturday's conference opener brings former Texas A&M defensive coordinator Jay Bateman back to Aggieland as the ninth-ranked Aggies host Kentucky at 2:30 p.m. CT. For the "extreme paranoid" Mike Elko, the familiarity is likely enough to increase that paranoia.

After dropping a heartbreaker in Lexington last week, Bobby Shuttleworth's young Aggies are again on the road for another conference clash as Texas A&M travels to No. 4 Vanderbilt for an 8 p.m. CT kickoff on Friday night.