With 250 kills and 140 blocks as a redshirt freshman at Boise State, Eliza Sharp was named the Mountain West's Freshman of the Year in 2025. After transferring to Texas A&M, the middle blocker spoke to TexAgs about her decision, learning from Jamie Morrison and more.

Between arrivals and retirements, record-breakers and All-Americans, conference and national championships, Texas A&M Athletics had a 2025 worth looking back on. Here is a list of highs from the last calendar year as we ring in 2026.

More than a week after taking home the national title, Jamie Morrison is still hard at work, signing three players out of the transfer portal. The head coach joined TexAgs Live to talk about A&M's newest additions, his All-Americans going pro and more.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs columnist Olin Buchanan, TexAgs senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell, TexAgs co-owner Billy Liucci and Texas A&M head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison.

This past Sunday, Texas A&M finished atop the volleyball world, sweeping Kentucky to claim the program's first-ever national championship. But before the confetti fell, let's look back on Aggie volleyball's 2025 championship campaign.

A third-team All-American at Marquette in 2025, outside hitter Natalie Ring announced her commitment to Texas A&M volleyball on Tuesday. With 754 career kills in three seasons, the Wisconsin native spoke to TexAgs about her decision, desire for development and more.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs columnist Olin Buchanan, NFL writer Charean Williams, former Texas A&M defensive back Jordan Pugh and Texas A&M head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison.

On Sunday, Texas A&M volleyball head coach Jamie Morrison led his Fightin' Texas Aggies to the program's first national championship victory. Morrison joined us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap his third year in Aggieland and how he reshaped the program.

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams recapped a bittersweet weekend that saw the end of volleyball and football seasons in Aggieland this year. Williams also highlighted playcalling and accuracy as key challenges in A&M's loss to Miami.

Tears of joy and love were flowing on Sunday in Kansas City as libero Ava Underwood and opposite Logan Lednicky helped lead Texas A&M to its first national title. On The Pass Back, the Aggie legends spoke about staying to play for Jamie Morrison, reaping the benefits and more.

Texas A&M volleyball is only one night into its reign as national champions after Sunday's crowning achievement in Kansas City. On Monday morning, Jamie Morrison, Logan Lednicky and Ifenna Cos-Okpalla spoke to the local media about winning it all.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning as Texas A&M volleyball won the 2025 national championship in Kansas City over the weekend. Liucci also spoke about A&M's first-round loss to Miami in the College Football Playoff.

Between a women's basketball victory earlier in the afternoon and a volleyball national title in Kansas City, Bucky McMillan and the Aggies contributed to a perfect 3-0 Sunday by blowing the doors off East Texas A&M at Reed Arena, 118-77.

About 1,000 days ago, Jamie Morrison was hired by Texas A&M, and on Dec. 21, he led Aggie volleyball to the first national title in program history. Those who stayed combined with those who bought in are officially CHAMPIONS!

Texas A&M volleyball made history on Sunday, and after winning the national championship, Jamie Morrison, Ifenna Cos-Okpalla, Logan Lednicky, Kyndal Stowers and representatives from Kentucky spoke to the media in Kansas City.

After erasing a six-point deficit in the first set, the Fightin' Texas Aggies were absolutely dominant on Sunday afternoon in Kansas City as the Maroon & White swept Kentucky to claim the program's first-ever national championship.

For the first time in program history, head coach Jamie Morrison and the Texas A&M volleyball team have won the national championship! The Aggies' golden moment came with a SWEEP of the Kentucky Wildcats on Sunday afternoon in Kansas City.

National narratives might consider Texas A&M as an "underdog" in this weekend's national championship match, but as they have all season long, the Aggies truly believe they can win it all. They'll carry their "why not us" mentality into Sunday's title showdown with Kentucky.