Tied 31-31 at halftime, Texas A&M was outscored by 12 in the third as Mizzou dealt the Aggies a fifth straight loss on Sunday afternoon. In falling 69-59 at Reed Arena, Joni Taylor's team is now 10-13 overall and 3-8 in conference play with just five games remaining.

For the fourth straight game and the sixth consecutive time away from College Station, Texas A&M suffered defeat as the Auburn Tigers overpowered the Aggies, 65-52. The absence of leading-scorer Aicha Coulibaly weighs heavy over A&M, who now falls to 3-7 in the SEC.

Texas A&M women's basketball has now suffered three straight losses as the Aggies were outclassed by arch-rival and fifth-ranked Texas on Sunday at Reed Arena. After suffering a 70-50 defeat, the Maroon & White are now 3-6 vs. SEC opponents.

In their first game after losing leading scorer Aicha Coulibaly for the season, the Aggies were outclassed in Fayetteville as Arkansas dominated Texas A&M, 72-51. Joni Taylor & Co. are now an even .500 through 20 games with a 3-5 record in conference play.

With just nine players available entering the contest, Texas A&M fell to No. 5 LSU on Sunday in Baton Rouge, 64-51. The Aggies were left outnumbered and outexecuted by the Tigers as an injury to Aicha Coulibaly and foul trouble plagued the performance.

Coming off a huge win over No. 11 Kentucky, Texas A&M women's basketball looks to build off its recent momentum and carry it into a Sunday contest with fifth-ranked LSU. Ahead of the road clash, Joni Taylor, Solè Williams and Taliyah Parker addressed the media.

Texas A&M women's basketball just notched its second top-25 victory in a three-week span as the Aggies outscored No. 11 Kentucky 19-9 in the fourth quarter to win 61-55. Aicha Coulibaly paced the Maroon & White with 21 points on the night.

Texas A&M women's basketball defended home court Thursday night, as Aicha Coulibaly's 12 fourth-quarter points propelled the Aggies to a 68-63 victory over Georgia. Solè Williams and Amirah Abdur-Rahim each aided A&M's effort, accumulating 13 and 12 points, respectively.

Texas A&M women's basketball will play the second of back-to-back road games with a Sunday trip to face No. 10 Oklahoma in Norman. Ahead of the contest, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Solè Williams addressed the media.

Texas A&M suffered a 41-point road loss on Thursday afternoon as No. 2 South Carolina ran away from the Aggies in Columbia, 90-49. Now 1-2 in conference play, the Aggies road swing continues with a Sunday matchup against No. 10 Oklahoma on Sunday in Norman.

Joni Taylor earned the first victory over a ranked opponent of her Texas A&M tenure when her Aggies knocked off then-No. 25 Ole Miss on Saturday afternoon at Reed Arena. The women's basketball head coach joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap the win and more.

With an incredible fourth-quarter rally, Texas A&M knocked off No. 25 Ole Miss on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena, 60-58. The Aggies outscored the Rebels 20-6 in the final stanza to earn their first Southeastern Conference victory of the season.

At 0-1 in Southeastern Conference play, Texas A&M's next chance to crack the win column comes on Sunday afternoon as 25th-ranked Ole Miss ventures to Aggieland. Ahead of the matchup with the Rebels, Joni Taylor, Lauren Ware and Solè Williams spoke to the media.

During the holiday season, Joni Taylor and the Aggies put a bow on the non-conference portion of the season with a 96-54 beatdown of Mississippi Valley State on Thursday afternoon at Reed Arena. Now 7-5 overall, Texas A&M begins SEC play on Jan. 2 vs. No. 18 Tennessee.

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.

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.

After hanging close throughout, the Aggies were ultimately overpowered on Thursday in Knoxville, losing to Tennessee in their penultimate regular season contest, 75-66. The Maroon and White now fall to 18-10 on the season and 6-9 in SEC play.

Having lost back-to-back conference games, Texas A&M women's basketball sits at 3-5 in the SEC with a midweek date at Ole Miss on deck. Ahead of Thursday's road trip to Oxford, Joni Taylor, Solè Williams and Sahara Jones spoke to the media about the matchup with the Rebels.