The second of a three-game away stretch, Texas A&M volleyball fell to the Tennessee Lady Vols on Sunday afternoon. The Aggies now sit at 15-7 and 6-6 in the conference, with just four regular season games remaining.

Texas A&M volleyball traveled to Lexington, Kentucky, on Friday night to face No. 13 Kentucky, but the Wildcats swept the Maroon & White 3-0. With the loss, the Aggies have now lost back-to-back matches and six straight sets following a sweep against Mississippi State on Sunday.

Following a 3-1 victory at Reed Arena on Friday over Alabama, Texas A&M was swept at home to Mississippi State, who own a below .500 record in the Southeastern Conference. With the loss, the Aggies fall to 15-5 on the season and 6-4 in the SEC.

In action for the first time since upsetting Texas nine days ago, Texas A&M dropped the first set on Friday night, but the Aggies rallied back to earn a 3-1 win over Alabama at Reed Arena. With the victory, Jamie Morrison's squad has now won three straight SEC matches.

Despite upsetting then-No. 7 Texas in Austin last week, Jamie Morrison's Ags are STILL unranked in the latest AVCA poll. On Tuesday, the A&M head volleyball coach joined TexAgs Live to look back on beating the Longhorns before turning his attention to what's ahead.

Junior opposite Logan Lednicky notched 23 kills on Wednesday night in Texas A&M's monumental upset of No. 7 Texas in Austin. In an exclusive interview, the fourth-generation Ag spoke about playing with nothing to lose and coming away with a huge win at Gregory Gym.

On Wednesday night, the Fightin' Texas Aggies earned their first win in Austin since 2001, and Ifenna Cos-Okpalla had 10 kills in the victory. The day after, the junior sat down to share her experience of upsetting the Longhorns at Gregory Gym and much more.

For the first time since 2010, Texas A&M volleyball has beaten archrival Texas as the Aggies upset the No. 7 Longhorns on Wednesday night in Austin, 3-2. Forcing a decisive fifth set, A&M fought off three match points before ultimately prevailing in the Lone Star Showdown.

After dropping their last two matches, Aggie volleyball returned to the win column with a comfortable 3-1 win vs. Arkansas on Sunday at Reed Arena. Logan Lednicky and Emily Hellmuth combined for an impressive 34 kills with Lednicky recording her 1,000th career kill.

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.

Texas A&M had rattled off three straight victories, but on Sunday in Baton Rouge, Jamie Morrison's Aggies fell to the LSU Tigers in five sets, 3-2. The Maroon & White are now 3-2 in Southeastern Conference play and are 12-3 overall.

In their second of three straight road matches, the Fightin' Texas Aggies took down Ole Miss in four sets on Wednesday night in Oxford. By winning three straight matches, A&M is now 3-1 in Southeastern Conference play with another road trip on deck for Sunday.

On the road at No. 24 Auburn, Jamie Morrison and the Aggies earned their first victory over a ranked opponent this season by taking down the Tigers in four sets. Texas A&M is now 11-2 overall with a 2-1 record in Southeastern Conference play.

Down 2-0 after two sets, Texas A&M volleyball never relented as Jamie Morrison's Aggies rallied back to beat Missouri on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. With the victory, the Maroon & White are now 10-2 on the season and 1-1 in the SEC after one week of conference play.

Southeastern Conference volleyball begins this week, and for Texas A&M, Friday brings with it a showdown with archrival Texas at Reed Arena. Jamie Morrison's Aggies enter the latest Lone Star Showdown with a 9-1 record and seek their first win over the Longhorns since 2010.

Since arriving in College Station, Jamie Morrison has worked tirelessly to orchestrate the extraordinary turnaround of a once-underperforming program. Friday's edition of the Lone Star Showdown now offers the opportunity to showcase how far his budding team has grown.

SEC volleyball action begins this week as Ifenna Cos-Okpalla and the Aggies host Texas at Reed Arena on Friday night. In an exclusive interview, the junior middle blocker sat down to recap Texas A&M's showing in non-conference play and preview Friday's Lone Star Showdown.

After suffering their first loss of the year on Saturday night, Texas A&M volleyball had a quick turnaround and bounced back to defeat Troy on Sunday, 3-1. Now at 9-1 on the season, the Aggies begin Southeastern Conference play on Friday against Texas at Reed Arena.