The Aggies saved themselves from the worst 10-game start since 2000-01 last night when they handed Oregon State its second loss ending a seven-game winning streak.

After a four-game losing streak, the Aggies secured a much-needed win against Texas A&M Corpus Christi on Sunday, December 15 in Reed Arena.

It was a Lonestar Showdown at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX, on Sunday, December 8, between the long-time rivals, Texas Longhorns and Texas A&M Aggies. This was just the second time the two have met since the Aggies left the Big 12 to join the SEC in 2012. The last time the two met was in 2015 at the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament in the Bahamas where the Aggies defeated the Longhorns 84-73, ending a 5- game losing streak in the series.

Football put forth a strong road effort, volleyball celebrated Senior Day, soccer battled, swimming & diving is back in action, men’s basketball struggled, and women’s basketball had a nail-biter. This and much more in this week’s “Aggies in Review.” Here are the details from last week’s action.

A win is a win, am I right? The Texas A&M Aggies came out on top Wednesday night with a close and ugly match-up against Troy University. The Trojans came out of tip-off with fiery defense, holding the Aggies to a 12-5 advantage and forcing six turnovers in the first eight minutes of the game.

Football was strong at home, volleyball rested, soccer moves on, swimming & diving is back in action, men’s basketball struggled, and women’s basketball had a nail-biter. This and much more in this week’s “Aggies in Review.” Here are the details from last week’s action.

It was unseasonably cold in College Station Friday night, but over 10,000 Aggie fans turned out to rally behind the A&M Men’s basketball team for their first ranked matchup against No. 8 Gonzaga.

Football plays its final home game, volleyball stayed hot, soccer looks to beat a rival, swimming & diving had strong weekends, and both basketball teams are undefeated at home. This and much more in this week’s “Aggies in Review.” Here are the details from last week’s action.

Football got another win into a bye week, volleyball wins their fifth straight, soccer looks to win a SEC Championship, cross country prepares for the NCAAs, swimming & diving fell short against a rival, and basketball season is just about to start all in this week’s “Aggies in Review.” Here are the details from last week’s action.

Football dominated and picked up another SEC win, volleyball wins again, soccer maintains their success and swimming & diving looks forward to a rivalry meet all in this week’s “Aggies in Review.” Here are the details from last week’s action.