A loss to South Carolina might have changed how the nation views Texas A&M, but nothing has changed about the Aggies' approach with just three games remaining. As New Mexico State ventures to Kyle Field on Saturday, A&M still controls its own destiny in the SEC and the CFP.

A year ago, Texas A&M basketball ventured to Columbus and beat the Ohio State Buckeyes 73-66. Now, the Scarlet and Gray make the return trip to College Station as Buzz Williams and the Aggies hope to make an early-season statement in a top-25 matchup.

Desperate for a jolt of momentum and an end to their three-game losing streak, the Fightin' Texas Aggies travel to Norman for a Wednesday night match against the Oklahoma Sooners. Jamie Morrison's squad is 6-6 in SEC play with only four regular-season matches remaining.

A key addition for Texas A&M, forward Pharrel Payne averaged 10 points and 6.1 rebounds and had a team-high 44 last year at Minnesota. With the promise of a much-needed and much-anticipated boost to A&M's efforts inside, Payne makes his Reed Arena debut on Friday.

With just six regular-season matches remaining, Texas A&M volleyball's next three are on the road as the Aggies travel to No. 13 Kentucky on Friday before heading to Tennessee on Sunday. Looking for more, A&M is 3-1 away from Reed Arena against conference opponents.

For the first time in 23 years, Texas A&M men's basketball will play its season-opener away from Aggieland as the Aggies take on UCF in Orlando on Monday night. Ranked No. 13 in the nation, the Maroon & White enter 2024-2025 with lofty expectations under Buzz Williams.

Texas A&M women's basketball is entering its third season under the direction of head coach Joni Taylor, and the Aggies' motto entering 2024-25 is "Burn the Boats." A&M's first opportunity to show its progress comes Monday, Nov. 4, against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Reed Arena.

Texas A&M soccer is squarely on the bubble for NCAA Tournament consideration, but if the Aggies suffer a loss in the first round of this weekend's SEC Tournament, they'd be left out of the big dance. Thus, Sunday's match against Georgia in Pensacola is a must-win for A&M.

No. 10 Texas A&M is the SEC's last remaining unbeaten team in SEC football. As the league's pole-sitter ventures to hostile Williams-Brice Stadium this week, the Aggies must handle a dangerous South Carolina squad to remain in the driver's seat along the road to Atlanta.

Defeating the defending national champs in Austin, Jamie & Morrison & Co. return to Reed Arena with another crucial SEC weekend on deck against Alabama and Mississippi State. Texas A&M, now 5-3 in conference play, hopes to string together more SEC wins to boost its resume.

From uniforms to styles of play, the Aggies and Tigers are as different as black and white. However, given the paths that No. 14 Texas A&M and No. 8 LSU have taken to Saturday's all-important SEC showdown, there are more similarities between the two than one might think.

Only two matches remain in Texas A&M soccer's regular-season slate, and of course, they are matchups with two of the SEC's best in No. 5 Arkansas and No. 3 Mississippi State. A&M faces the Hogs on Thursday in Fayetteville before battling the Bulldogs at home on Sunday.

After dropping a 3-1 decision to archrival Texas in September, the Fightin' Texas Aggies head to Austin on Wednesday night looking to avenge that loss. Set for a 7 p.m. CT first serve, the Maroon & White are seeking their first win over the No. 7 Longhorns since 2010.

The bye week has come and gone, and now, the 14th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies hope to keep their winning ways rolling when they face Mississippi State at 3:15 p.m. CT on Saturday. Behind the rushing attack of Le'Veon Moss, A&M has rattled off five straight victories.

Back home at Reed Arena after a 2-1 road trip, a pair of tough SEC contests vs. No. 23 Florida and Arkansas await Jamie Morrison and the Aggies this weekend. Wins over two quality opponents could help position Texas A&M on a clearer path to the postseason.

With only three matches left in the regular season, Texas A&M soccer is entering desperation mode as the Aggies seek to improve their RPI standing following back-to-back losses. The Maroon & White seek to bounce back on Friday as LSU comes to College Station.

Only five games remain in Southeastern Conference play with Texas A&M hosting Vanderbilt on Thursday before heading to Tuscaloosa Sunday. The Aggies are just shy of first place in the league by three points, and a win vs. the Commodores could provide a major boost in RPI.

After knocking off No. 24 Auburn on Sunday afternoon, Texas A&M continues its road swing on Wednesday night in Oxford as the Aggies take on the Ole Miss Rebels. Jamie Morrison & Co. have won back-to-back matches and look to keep riding that momentum.