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Infielder Kennedy Powell expects the Ags to be fast on the base paths

Kennedy Powell will begin her senior campaign in less than two weeks as she looks to build on a 2025 season in which she hit .339 with 63 runs scored. On The Pass Back, Powell spoke about her preparations for Opening Day, improving the mental aspects of her game and more.

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Shane Sdao's injury changed his perspective on baseball and life

Shane Sdao will make his long-awaited return to the mound at Blue Bell Park in just about three weeks after missing the entirety of the 2025 campaign. On Extra Innings, the left-hander spoke about coming back from injury, his newfound perspective and more.

Leading-rebounder Fatmata Janneh takes pride in hauling in boards

Junior forward Fatmata Janneh leads the Aggies in rebounding with 11.7 boards per game and is second in scoring average at 10.5. After leading A&M in scoring vs. LSU on Thursday, Janneh joined The Pass Back to discuss being in the thick of the SEC schedule and more.

Inside Jamie Vinson's loud return to the Moody Center

A 6-foot-11 transfer, Jamie Vinson had a pair of ferocious dunks vs. his former team in Austin on Saturday. With the Aggies sitting at 5-1 in conference, Vinson joined Reed & React to review his performance vs. Texas, taking care of business at Reed on Wednesday and more.

Senior guard Jacari Lane is loving his time in College Station

Senior guard Jacari Lane posted 10 points and six assists in Texas A&M's 88-68 win over Mississippi State on Wednesday night. Following the Ags' fifth conference victory of 2026, Lane joined Reed & React to discuss protecting home court, playing with Rashaun Agee and more.

Weston Moss making the jump from bullpen to A&M's starting rotation

One of Michael Earley's more trusted relievers a year ago, right-hander Weston Moss is poised to move into the weekend rotation in 2026. On Extra Innings, the junior spoke about the improvements he has made to his arsenal, facing a potent A&M offense and more.

Right-hander Grace Sparks fueled by last season's disappointment

Dayton native Grace Sparks is back for her second season in Aggieland as the right-hander is part of a club that again has aspirations of reaching OKC. The senior sat down on The Pass Back to discuss being fueled by last year's shortcomings, her offseason improvements and more.

1K! Guard Rylan Griffen reached a career milestone on Saturday

Rylan Griffen went off in the second half of Saturday's Lone Star Showdown, posting 17 points on 6-of-7 shooting as he propelled the Aggies to a victory in Austin. After beating Texas, Griffen joined Reed & React to discuss the win at Moody, reaching 1,000 career points and more.

Janae Kent believes her personal game as grown 'a lot' as a junior

Junior guard Janae Kent is averaging 8.8 points per game for Joni Taylor and the Aggies so far this season, and on Sunday, the Maroon & White will take on No. 4 Texas in Austin. Ahead of the road trip, Kent joined The Pass Back to discuss some hoops.

Dominguez will get his first taste of Lone Star Showdown on Saturday

Sharpshooting Rubén Dominguez has reached double figures in five straight games as Texas A&M's leading scorer has connected on 69 attempts from 3-point range this season. On Reed & React, the Spaniard spoke about beginning SEC play, preparing for Saturday's Lone Star Showdown and more.

Backstop Bear Harrison 'confident' in A&M's revamped pitching staff

Catcher Bear Harrison is back for his second season in Maroon & White after slugging 10 home runs a year ago. On Extra Innings, the Aggie backstop discussed preparing for the 2026 campaign, working with Troy Claunch and more.

Left-hander Caden McCoy is 'back to normal' following knee injury

Southpaw Caden McCoy finished his freshman season on a torn meniscus, and as he prepares to begin his sophomore campaign, he's back to full health. McCoy joined Extra Innings to discuss his offseason growth, becoming fearless on the mound and more.

Kyndal Stowers relives A&M's gauntlet run to the national title

Shortly after being named the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player, Kyndal Stowers was recognized by USA Today as one of the top 10 women athletes of 2025. On The Pass Back, the outside hitter spoke about winning it all, returning to school after break and more.

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