In their first game away from Reed Arena this season, Joni Taylor's Aggies appeared to have an upset on their minds at No. 15 West Virginia and trailed by just four at halftime. However, the Mountaineers woke up and dominated in the second half to beat A&M by 21 points.

After a 960-day stint sidelined, Kyndall Hunter shined in her third game in Maroon & White as A&M dismantled Western Michigan on Sunday, 86-38. Hunter was one of five Aggies to reach a double-digit point total, along with Sahara Jones, who recorded the year's first double-double.

UTSA opened the second half on an 11-0 run to take a seven-point lead, but Texas A&M answered back and hung on to defeat the Roadrunners on Elementary School Day at Reed Arena, 55-51. Sahara Jones led the Aggies with 16 points in the victory.

The Maroon & White were outplayed on both sides of the ball and struggled to find any rhythm in a 62-56 loss to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Monday. In the program's first season-opening loss in 11 years, the Aggies shot just 27.3 percent from the field, including 3-of-25 from deep.

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 women's basketball officially begins its 2024-2025 season on Monday, Nov. 4, against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Reed Arena. On Tuesday, head coach Joni Taylor joined to preview her squad as her third campaign in Aggieland is set to get underway.

Following a difficult first season under Joni Taylor, Texas A&M went 19-13 and earned a berth in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. As the head coach enters her third season in Aggieland, Taylor hopes to see even more steps in the right direction for the Maroon & White.

The spotlight turned to the women's programs on Wednesday afternoon as Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Aicha Coulibaly represented Texas A&M at SEC Tipoff 2025 in Birmingham. Luke Evangelist and Olin Buchanan recapped what they learned from the Maroon & White.

A year ago, Lauren Ware and Aicha Coulibaly led the Maroon & White in rebounding and scoring, respectively, and the duo was in Birmingham for the SEC Tipoff. Luke Evangelist caught up with the Aggies before they take center stage on Wednesday.

Aicha Coulibaly's 26-point outburst was almost enough to mount a stunning comeback but Nebraska held on late as Texas A&M was eliminated in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, 61-59. Janiah Barker added 11 points as the Aggies nearly pulled off the upset.

Texas A&M women's basketball is back in the NCAA Tournament after a two-year absence, facing off against six-seed Nebraska. The Aggies roster has little NCAA Tournament experience, however, A&M head coach Joni Taylor is making her fifth appearance in March Madness.

Joni Taylor and the Fightin' Texas Aggies begin their stay in the 2024 NCAA Tournament with a trip to the Pacific Northwest for action in the Albany 1 Regional. Along with Texas A&M, host Oregon State, Nebraska and Eastern Washington will be competing in Corvallis this weekend.

For the first time since 2021, Texas A&M women's basketball will dance in the NCAA Tournament as they'll face No. 6 seed Nebraska in Corvallis. The well-earned March Madness berth marks head coach Joni Taylor's first in College Station and fifth as a head coach.

Aicha Coulibaly scored a career-best 32 points, yet more was needed from Texas A&M as top-seeded South Carolina advanced to the SEC Tournament semifinals, 79-68. The Aggies now await their fate, hoping for an NCAA Tournament bid in Joni Taylor's second year in Aggieland.

Needing a win to boost its NCAA Tournament resume, Texas A&M dominated Mississippi State, 72-56, in the Aggies' first game of the SEC Tournament. With the win, the Aggies improved to 19-11 in the year, setting up a quarterfinal matchup with top-seeded South Carolina.

The Texas A&M women's basketball team fell 78-71 in its final game before the Southeastern Conference Tournament on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. As a result, the Aggies finished the regular season with an 18-11 overall record and a 6-10 mark in the SEC.

Texas A&M women's basketball is fighting for a spot in the NCAA Tournament as the final week of the regular season begins with a trip to Knoxville. On Tuesday, Joni Taylor, Aicha Coulibaly and Sahara Jones spoke to the media ahead of a Thursday clash with the Lady Vols.

A significantly flawed outing added another blemish to Texas A&M's resume as the Auburn Tigers took care of the Aggies, 57-41, on Sunday. An inexcusable 29 turnovers halted A&M's offensive efforts, with no Aggie player finishing in double-digits.