Lessons have been learned by Jamie Morrison's 19th-ranked Aggies over the last few weeks, and they culminated in a four-set victory over No. 4 Stanford at the Shriners Children's Showdown at the Net on Wednesday night in Kissimmee, Fla.

Jamie Morrison & Co. finish the Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge 0-2 after falling just short against No. 21 Indiana on Wednesday afternoon in West Lafayette, Ind. Despite pushing the Hoosiers to five sets, the 12th-ranked Aggies fell to 0-4 vs. ranked opponents in 2026.

In their third game against a ranked opponent, the 12th-ranked Aggies suffered their third loss of the season by falling to No. 14 Purdue in three sets on Tuesday night. With the sweep, A&M is now 3-3 on the year and will play No. 21 Indiana on Wednesday afternoon.

No. 8 Texas A&M's offense was extremely efficient on Saturday night as the Aggies hit at a .333 clip en route to a sweep of Cal Poly inside Reed Arena. Setter Kirra Musgrove dished out 34 assists and recorded three aces, while outside hitter Natalie Ring racked up a season-best 15 kills.

For the first time in 2026, Texas A&M has swept a volleyball match as the eighth-ranked Aggies outclassed Arkansas State on Friday night at Reed Arena. By sweeping a doubleheader to open the Texas A&M Invitational, the Maroon & White are back to .500 on the young season.

Without Kyndal Stowers yet again, No. 8 Texas A&M came up short at the AVCA First Serve as the Aggies were swept by No. 11 SMU on Sunday afternoon. Now at 0-2 after two matches in Milwaukee, the Maroon & White come back to Reed Arena for next weekend's Texas A&M Invitational.

No. 8 Texas A&M again fell behind against No. 7 Louisville, but unlike December's Sweet 16, the Aggies failed to complete a reverse sweep at the 2026 AVCA First Serve. Jamie Morrison & Co. were shorthanded as Kyndal Stowers was precautionarily unavailable with an injury.

Texas A&M's title defense begins in just 10 days, but on Tuesday evening, Jamie Morrison's Aggies returned to Reed Arena for the annual Maroon & White Scrimmage. Here are a few takeaways from the exhibition as the Ags are nearing the end of the offseason.

No. 15 seed Texas A&M had no answers for Arizona State on Sunday afternoon as the Sun Devils run-ruled and eliminated the Aggies from the Bryan-College Station Regional at Davis Diamond. It marks the second consecutive season in which A&M has failed to win a home regional.

The Sun Devils scored two runs in the top of the seventh to send No. 15 seed Texas A&M to a must-win game later on Saturday evening. Ahead of the Aggies' nightcap against either McNeese or UConn, Kay Naegeli offers her thoughts on the 4-3 loss at Davis Diamond.

The bubbles were blowing early and often at Davis Diamond as #15 Texas A&M cruised to the winner's bracket in the Bryan-College Station Regional by run-ruling UConn in five innings, 17-3. A&M's 17 runs represent a program record in an NCAA Tournament game.