It was a 1-1 showing for No. 17 Texas A&M volleyball last week, but the Aggies still have four regular-season opportunities ahead, beginning on Friday at No. 21 Vanderbilt. On this episode of The Set, Kay Naegeli and Natalie Martin discuss the latest news and notes regarding Jamie Morrison's Ags.

No. 17 Texas A&M volleyball is in the home stretch of the 2026 campaign and will play its final two road matches of the season this weekend at No. 21 Vanderbilt and Missouri. On Thursday, Jamie Morrison, Gabi Rodriguez and Kaia Castle spoke to the media.

Texas A&M head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live after going 2-for-3 against ranked conference opponents last week. Morrison discussed the Aggies' 1-1 week against the Lady Vols and Longhorns, with NCAA Tournament seeding discussions coming into view.

Several Aggies had standout performances throughout the week across a variety of sports. Among the top performers are Bobby Shuttleworth, Ireland Churchill, Kaia Castle, Natalie Ring and Kailyn Gilbert, who received this week's TKO Performance of the Week accolade.

Texas A&M middle blocker Kaia Castle had a career performance with 12 plays in the Aggies' four-set win over then-No. 6 Tennessee on Friday night, and on Monday afternoon, the junior earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week honors.

In a Sunday afternoon rivalry showdown, Jamie Morrison and the 17th-ranked Aggies were swept out of Austin as No. 14 Texas dominated from start to finish. The loss snaps Texas A&M's four-match winning streak, and the Aggies are now 7-4 in league play.

No. 17 Texas A&M put on a show for 6,213 in attendance at Reed Arena to kick off Hallo-weekend, defeating No. 6 Tennessee in four sets. Kyndal Stowers posted 19 kills, while Natalie Ring followed close behind with 18.

A four-set victory over No. 6 Tennessee on Friday night at Reed Arena makes it back-to-back top-10 wins for the first time in Texas A&M volleyball history. Jamie Morrison and the Aggies have now won four straight and are watching their hosting chances surge in a positive direction.

Senior setter Margot Manning played a big role in No. 17 Texas A&M's road victories at Georgia and Lexington over the weekend, distributing 65 total assists in the two wins. On The Pass Back, Manning spoke about her expanding role, the upcoming matches vs. ranked foes and more.

Head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live after coaching his No. 17 Aggies to a dominant sweep of then-No. 4 Kentucky on Sunday. Morrison detailed the national championship rematch and tests against No. 6 Tennessee and No. 14 Texas next.

Coming off a 2-0 week with wins over Georgia and No. 4 Kentucky, Texas A&M rose a couple of spots in the AVCA Poll. Sitting at No. 17, the Aggies have a big weekend ahead, hosting No. 6 Tennessee before traveling to No. 14 Texas.

No. 19 Texas A&M swept No. 4 Kentucky on the road in Lexington, earning a statement win over the Wildcats in a rematch of last season’s national championship. The Aggies were led by Kyndal Stowers’ 16 kills as they secured the upset.

Just like last year's national championship match, Jamie Morrison and the Fightin' Texas Aggies made quick work of Kentucky, sweeping the fourth-ranked Wildcats in Lexington on Sunday afternoon. With their third consecutive win, the Aggies are seeing the hosting odds skyrocket with six matches left.

Texas A&M volleyball traveled to Athens on Friday and beat the Georgia Bulldogs, 3-1. Kyndal Stowers led the Aggies with 14 kills in four matches as the team hit at a .226 clip, and now the Aggies will look ahead to Sunday afternoon and a nationally televised showdown with No. 4 Kentucky

The Aggie volleyball team spoiled Georgia's eight-game win streak in Athens, beating the Bulldogs 3-1 on Friday night. Kyndal Stowers and Natalie Ring's offense carried A&M to their fifth conference win ahead of Sunday's SEC showdown with No. 4 Kentucky.

Texas A&M volleyball got back in the win column on Sunday afternoon as Jamie Morrison & Co. ended a three-match losing streak by beating Auburn in four sets. Pacing four Ags in double-digit kills, Kyndal Stowers posted a double-double with 21 kills and 10 digs.

Kyndal Stowers, Natalie Ring, Kaia Castle and Taryn Morris each posted double-digit kills as No. 19 Texas A&M posted a four-set win over Auburn on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. With the victory, the Aggies are now 4-3 in conference with a pair of road matches on deck.

No. 12 Texas A&M's offense continued to sputter as the Aggies hit at a .075 clip across a four-set loss to Arkansas in Fayetteville. A second straight loss, it is the fourth consecutive match that the Maroon & White have not attacked at a .300 or higher efficiency.