No. 16 Texas A&M has won 12 of its last 13 sets played as the Aggies opened conference play with a sweep of South Carolina to extend their winning streak to four consecutive matches. The defense was suffocating as A&M held the Gamecocks to a minuscule .062 hitting percentage.

What's a 5-1 vs. a 5-2? What the heck does "in system" mean? Can you please explain a "slide"? If you've got questions about the sport of volleyball, Kay Naegeli and Natalie Martin will take you to school in a Volleyball 101 edition of The Set.

Sophomore setter Kirra Musgrove is settling into her role of quarterbacking Texas A&M's offense, and she's dishing out nearly nine assists per set. On The Pass Back, Musgrove spoke about the non-conference slate, implementing the lessons learned from Maddie Waak and more.

Coming off a win over then-No. 20 Creighton, No. 16 Texas A&M volleyball looks to carry its momentum into one final non-conference opponent, taking on Rice on Tuesday night before SEC play begins on Sunday. Head coach Jamie Morrison joined TexAgs Live to discuss the week ahead.

Texas A&M outside Kyndal Stowers helped the Aggies go on the road and beat No. 20 Creighton with 21 kills and 15 digs. Stowers earns our TKO Performance of the Week, along with Mario Craver, KJ Edwards and Mike Evans.

No. 15 Texas A&M volleyball heads home with another top-20 win after defeating No. 20 Creighton 3-1 on the road Sunday afternoon. The Aggies will look to carry that momentum into Tuesday’s matchup against Rice at Reed Arena.

Texas A&M is flying home from volleyball country with a top-25 win over No. 20 Creighton in their penultimate non-conference matchup. When Eliza Sharp went down with an apparent ankle injury, freshman Lolufe Adedeji recorded six kills on a .444 hitting percentage in her debut.

Another top-20 showdown is on deck for No. 15 Texas A&M as the Maroon & White face No. 20 Creighton on Sunday afternoon. Before the road trip to Omaha, Lincoln Arneal of Huskers Illustrated joined The Set to provide a preview of Jamie Morrison & Co.'s matchup with the Bluejays.

Jamie Morrison and the Aggies are back at .500 on the season after sweeping Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday night at Reed Arena. With the midweek victory, No. 15 Texas A&M now prepares for a top-20 showdown with No. 20 Creighton in Omaha this weekend.

Texas A&M head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the top-10 contests A&M faced last week. Morrison shared where he thinks the Aggies still need to improve, his excitement for the growth of volleyball nationally and more.

No. 15 Texas A&M will face Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday after splitting contests against No. 4 Stanford and No. 6 Wisconsin last week. Despite impressing against top-10 opponents, the Aggies still have room to improve and a chance to work on their skills against an in-state foe.

After a split weekend against ranked foes of Stanford and Wisconsin, Texas A&M volleyball rose to No. 15 in the AVCA Week 3 Poll. Up next, the Aggies will face SFA on Tuesday at Reed Arena and No. 20 Creighton on the road.

While an inexperience and still improving Texas A&M team nearly pulled off a second upset of a top-10 opponent this week, the 19th-ranked Aggies fell to No. 6 Wisconsin in five sets in front of 9,211 fans at Reed Arena on Friday night.

A top-20 showdown at Reed Arena lived up to its billing, but Jamie Morrison's No. 19 Aggies fell just short against No. 6 Wisconsin on Friday night. The five-set war concludes a stretch of four consecutive matches vs. ranked opponents for the Maroon & White.

Following a 3-1 win over fourth-ranked Stanford, head coach Jamie Morrison joined us on Friday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss what "clicked" for Texas A&M. Morrison also previewed tonight's marquee matchup at Reed Arena vs. No. 6 Wisconsin.

Jamie Morrison's Fightin' Texas Aggies showed their championship pedigree on Wednesday night by upsetting No. 4 Stanford at the Shriners Children's Showdown at the Net. As the Maroon & White find their identity, former A&M libero Ava Underwood joined The Set to give her thoughts.

Kyndal Stowers led the way with 15 kills as No. 19 Texas A&M hit at a .344 clip en route to an incredibly important four-set victory over No. 4 Stanford at the Shriners Children's Showdown at the Net on Thursday night.

A trip to the Sunshine State helped the Maroon & White get back on track as the Aggies took down No. 4 Stanford on Wednesday. Immediately following Texas A&M's four-set win, Jamie Morrison and Kyndal Stowers spoke to Kay Naegeli about the massive victory in Florida.