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.

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 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.

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.

Texas A&M volleyball fell in three sets on Friday night at Reed Arena as No. 23 Florida took down the Aggies, 3-0. In four matches against ranked opponents in 2024, Jamie Morrison's team is just 1-3, with the most recent loss being their second sweep of the season.

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.

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.

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.

Sitting at 10-2 overall, Texas A&M is currently one of five SEC squads with double-digit wins heading into a daunting three-game road trip. The Aggies have a chance to make a few meaningful postseason resume entries starting with Sunday's match against No. 24 Auburn.

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.

In the renewal of the Lone Star Showdown, Jamie Morrison's Aggies put forth a gritty effort in a four-set loss to eighth-ranked Texas on Friday night. Still, the match drew a program record crowd to Reed Arena, as 9,236 took in the volleyball action between A&M and Texas.

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.

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.

Jamie Morrison & Co. are unbeaten no more as No. 7 Wisconsin defeated Texas A&M in three sets on Saturday night in Madison. After suffering their first defeat of 2024, the Aggies return to action on Sunday afternoon against the Troy Trojans.

With a four-set win at Northern Illinois, Texas A&M volleyball improved to 8-0 on the young season, marking the best start for the Aggies since the 2011 squad won its first nine matches. Next for Jamie Morrison & Co. is a road match against No. 7 Wisconsin in Madison.

By finishing off the 2024 Texas A&M Invitational with a sweep of Louisiana, Jamie Morrison and the Aggies improved to 7-0 on the young season. In tying the third-best start in program history, the Maroon & White are the last undefeated team in the SEC.