On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M as Mike Elko returns to College Station, this time as head coach. Updates are all provided on men's and women's basketball and volleyball.

Texas A&M has now lost three straight matches after suffering a four-set loss to No. 12 Kentucky in Lexington on Thursday night. After dropping the first two frames, the Aggies fought back in the third but were ultimately pummeled in the fourth and final set, 25-12.

Texas A&M fought back after dropping the first two sets in Columbia, but ultimately, Missouri got the best of Jamie Morrison's Aggies, 3-1. With the Tigers claiming the series, Texas A&M now sits at 15-8 and 7-6 SEC with four matches remaining in the 2023 season.

Jamie Morrison's Aggies took No. 24 Auburn down to the wire but ultimately fell in the fifth set to the Tigers. Texas A&M currently sits at 15-8 and 7-6 in the conference, with only five more regular season games remaining.

Facing little resistance, Texas A&M volleyball extinguished a three-game slide after defeating Alabama in straight sets on Friday night at Reed Arena. Per usual, Logan Lednicky led the Aggies with 11 kills while Ifenna Cos-Okpalla contributed five blocks to sweep the Tide.

It was another tough outing for Texas A&M after being swept by No. 12 Tennessee on Sunday afternoon in Knoxville. Losing their third straight game, the Aggies have now dropped nine consecutive sets and look to regain focus when they return to Reed Arena this Friday.

Jamie Morrison & Co. now find themselves in the shadow of a two-game losing streak after being swept by Georgia. Despite dropping the first and second sets by narrow margins, A&M couldn't find an answer as the Bulldogs eventually claimed the third frame (25-18) and match.

Texas A&M volleyball was unable to take another win away from No. 17 Florida as the Gators defeated the Aggies in four sets, 3-1. In the conference rematch at Reed Arena on Friday night, Bianna Muoneke led the Aggies with 13 kills and a .184 clip.

Jamie Morrison & Co. have now won three straight following a four-set triumph in Baton Rouge on Friday night. For A&M, a trio reached double-digit kills vs. LSU as Logan Lednicky led the way with 14, followed by Bianna Muoneke and Caroline Meuth with 13 and 11, respectively.

Kicking off a crucial conference stretch on the road, Jamie Morrison & Co. cruised to a 3-1 victory over Ole Miss on Friday night in Oxford. Logan Lednicky and Bianna Muoneke combined for 34 kills and 20 digs as Texas A&M claimed its third SEC victory.

Texas A&M volleyball hit at an impressive .321 clip while holding the visiting Mississippi State Bulldogs to a .182 mark in a clean sweep to open Southeastern Conference play, 3-0. Caroline Meuth led the way with 12 kills, while Logan Lednicky followed closely behind with 11.

After dropping back-to-back matches, the Texas A&M volleyball team snapped its skid by sweeping the Liberty Flames on Friday at Reed Arena. The match marked the end of the Aggies' non-conference slate as they ride an 8-2 record into SEC play starting on Wednesday.

Texas A&M dropped its first match of the 2023 season, 3-1, to the TCU Horned Frogs to close the TAMU Invitational. The Aggies fought back in the third set before TCU took care of business in the fourth on Saturday night at Reed Arena.

Securing a fourth straight sweep, Aggie volleyball is riding a wave of momentum after finishing the second day of the TAMU Invitational with a 3-0 win over Northern Iowa. Bianna Muoneke and Logan Lednicky combined for 15 kills as the Maroon & White cruised to yet another W.

It was a quick and easy morning for Jamie Morrison & Co. as Texas A&M swept Loyola Chicago to conclude a perfect weekend at the Falcon Invitational. With a second consecutive three-set victory, the Aggies are now 5-0 ahead of next weekend's home opener at Reed Arena.

Texas A&M volleyball improved to 4-0 on the year and 2-0 in the Falcon Invitational as the Maroon & White downed the Bowling Green Falcons in three sets on Friday afternoon. The Aggies attacked at a .318 clip as a trio tied for a team-high nine kills.

On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M as football season is finally here. This past week, Jamie Morrison's volleyball squad and G Guerrieri's soccer team earned a win.

A back-and-forth affair ultimately culminated in A&M's third win of the season after downing Wright State in the first game of the Falcon Invitational, 3-2. Caroline Meuth and Bianna Muoneke led the charge with a combined 48 kills as the Ags now prepare for Bowling Green.