Texas A&M fell to Kentucky in a top-10 match at Reed Arena on Oct. 8, but so much has changed since then. Now set to face the Wildcats again, Jamie Morrison's Aggies are battle-tested by an NCAA Tournament gauntlet that has seen them eliminate a pair of No. 1 seeds already.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as Texas A&M volleyball will play Kentucky for a national title on Sunday in Kansas City. Liucci discusses how impressed he is by Jamie Morrison's program.

The Maroon & White dominated Pittsburgh in Thursday's national semifinal, and now, Texas A&M is on the precipice of immortality and will play for a national championship on Sunday. As they have so often, the Aggies used their balance to their advantage to overwhelm Pitt in Kansas City.

A Texas A&M team that displayed its grittiness and resiliency last weekend in Lincoln has earned the right to play in the program's first Final Four. When they take on Pitt on Thursday, the Aggies will carry an incredible amount of believe that they can again turn the impossible into reality.

Headed to the program's first-ever Final Four, Jamie Morrison and the Fightin' Texas Aggies will step onto college volleyball's biggest stage to battle for the game's biggest prize against the likes of Pittsburgh, Kentucky and Wisconsin.

After upsetting No. 1 overall seed Nebraska in the Elite Eight, Texas A&M volleyball head coach Jamie Morrison joined us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview the Aggies' Thursday night match against Pittsburgh. Morrison also spoke on the sport's growth as a whole.

Kansas City is calling the Fightin' Texas Aggies after they upset one of the titans of college volleyball in a five-set thriller with Nebraska on Sunday afternoon. Kyndal Stowers produced a career-high 25 kills to lead the Maroon & White to an improbable upset.