No. 6 seed Texas A&M went 0-1 at the 2026 SEC Tournament after falling to No. 14 seed Auburn on Wednesday, 11-8. Now that their stay in Lexington is cut very short, the Aggies will learn their NCAA Tournament fate on Sunday evening.

Postseason softball has arrived as the 2026 SEC Tournament will kick off on Tuesday. Softball America managing editor Brady Vernon joined TexAgs Live to speak on A&M's 1-2 weekend against Oklahoma, their hosting resume and much more.

After starting on Thursday night and getting suspended by lightning and rain, No. 12 Texas A&M and No. 1 Oklahoma finished their series-opener on Friday afternoon, and the Aggies pulled off a sixth-inning comeback to take the contest, 8-5.

Former Texas A&M All-American Amanda Scarborough joined us on TexAgs Live to recap Aggie softball's season as they enter their final regular season series vs. No. 1 Oklahoma. Scarborough also touched on A&M's loss to South Carolina on the road.

This weekend at Davis Diamond, No. 12 Texas A&M hosts No. 1 Oklahoma in the final series of the 2026 regular season. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, head coach Trisha Ford joined us to look back on the series loss at South Carolina and how they can bounce back.

No. 10 Texas A&M dropped its first series in over a month as the Aggies fell to No. 24 South Carolina on Sunday afternoon in Columbia, 2-1. A throwing error in the bottom of the seventh allowed the Gamecocks to walk off the Maroon & White.

Locked in a Saturday afternoon pitchers' duel with South Carolina's Emma Friedel, Sydney Lessentine allowed just one run on three hits as the 11th-ranked Aggies drew even with the No. 24 Gamecocks, 2-1. Sunday's rubber match in Columbia is set for 12 p.m. CT.

Trailing 3-1, No. 10 Texas A&M loaded the bases with one out in the top of the seven, but the comeback effort failed to cash in as No. 24 South Carolina took the series-opener in Columbia, 3-1. The three-game series continues on Saturday at 12 p.m. CT.

On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, head coach Trisha Ford joined us to discuss the resiliency of her Fightin' Texas Aggies in their sweep of Mississippi State over the weekend, their surge in the month of April and much more.

Winning 10 of their last 11 games, Trisha Ford's Aggies are red-hot and completed a top-15 sweep of Mississippi State at Davis Diamond over the weekend. Sitting at No. 10 in the Week 11 ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll, A&M is riding high with two SEC series remaining.

It was a perfect weekend for Texas A&M baseball and softball as both squads swept their SEC opponents. From Michael Earley's club, Jorian Wilson and Gavin Grahovac were recognized as our TKO Knockout Performers of the Week, as well as Paislie Allen and Mya Perez from Trisha Ford's team.

A nine-run second helped No. 11 Texas A&M erase an early deficit as the Aggies completed a sweep of No. 14 Mississippi State to stretch their winning streak to nine in a row. Mya Perez hit a grand slam, and Paislie Allen drove in three as the Ags defeated the Bulldogs, 10-9.

Sydney Lessentine tossed a complete-game shutout on Saturday at Davis Diamond as No. 11 Texas A&M clinched the series with a 4-0 win over No. 14 Mississippi State. The Aggies scored four runs on just three hits as they took advantage of nine walks.

No. 11 Texas A&M opened its series against No. 14 Mississippi State with a 3-1 win on Friday night at Davis Diamond. Sidne Peters tossed a complete game, while Mya Perez and Paislie Allen each homered to power the Aggies to their seventh straight victory.

No. 11 Texas A&M used a six-run first inning to set the tone and never looked back in a 10-3 win over Baylor on Wednesday night in Waco. Behind timely hitting and steady pitching down the stretch, the Aggies pulled away late to secure another midweek victory.

Sophomore shortstop KK Dement hit two home runs, including a third-inning grand slam, as No. 13 Texas A&M completed the series sweep of Ole Miss in Oxford. With the 10-9 win on Sunday, the Aggies are now 11-4 in conference play.

No. 13 Texas A&M battled past Ole Miss on Saturday to secure the series victory in a back-and-forth contest, 7-5. Behind timely hitting from Kennedy Powell and a clutch shutdown performance from Sydney Lessentine in the circle, the Aggies held off a late Rebels rally to seal the win.

Behind a six-run third inning and a 304-foot home run from Mya Perez, No. 13 Texas A&M made quick work of McNeese at Davis Diamond on Wednesday evening. Following the 11-1 victory in five innings, the Aggies will dip back into SEC play with a weekend road trip to Ole Miss.