TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to speak on softball's heartbreaking loss in the Bryan-College Station Regional. Liucci continued the discussion about the leadership of Texas A&M Athletics and the sports season as a whole.

No. 1 national seed Texas A&M failed to escape its home regional as Liberty eliminated the Aggies in a dramatic Sunday doubleheader at Davis Diamond. The Aggies dubiously became the first No. 1 overall seed to fail to advance to a super regional since seeding began in 2005.

Stunned by Liberty on Saturday afternoon, No. 1 national seed Texas A&M rebounded to beat Marist in an unexpected nightcap at Davis Diamond. With the unplanned doubleheader split, the Aggies must now beat Liberty twice on Sunday to reach a super regional next weekend.

As if scripted, No. 1 overall seed Texas A&M got off to a perfect start to the Bryan-College Station Regional as the Aggies run-ruled Saint Francis in five innings, 18-0. Sydney Lessentine and Sidney Peters combined to no-hit the Red Flash as the A&M offense dominated on Friday.

No. 1 overall seed Texas A&M begins its NCAA Tournament run on Friday afternoon when Trisha Ford and the Aggies face Saint Francis at 2:30 p.m. CT. With regional action back in Aggieland for a second straight season, Trisha Ford & Co. are ready to defend Davis Diamond.

Chad Nelson and Roy May joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share a complete fan perspective on all things Texas A&M Athletics as No. 1 Aggie softball prepares to host the NCAA Bryan-College Station Regional at Davis Diamond.

The 2025 Bryan-College Station Regional gets underway on Friday afternoon at Davis Diamond as the Fightin' Texas Aggies look to take their first steps toward an appearance in the Women's College World Series. Here's a quick look at the four clubs facing off in Aggieland.

Texas A&M softball will begin the 2025 NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 national seed, hosting Liberty, Marist and Saint Francis in the Bryan-College Station Regional. Head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday to preview the weekend.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs columnist Olin Buchanan, college football writer Dennis Dodd, Texas A&M softball pitcher Emiley Kennedy and former Texas A&M infielder Boomer White.

For the first time ever, Texas A&M softball earned the top seed in the NCAA Tournament. Before ace Emiley Kennedy begins her fourth postseason in Aggieland, the All-American joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday to discuss the hard work it took to get there.

A rare three-time NFCA All-American, Megan Gibson-Loftin is one of the most decorated players in Texas A&M softball history. On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Gibson-Loftin spoke on Trisha Ford's program, entering the NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 national seed.

Slugger Mya Perez had plenty of personal success in Texas A&M's dominant-yet-truncated showing at the 2025 SEC Tournament. With the Bryan-College Station Regional on deck, Perez sat down for an exclusive sit-down to discuss her mindset as the big dance begins on Friday.

In her third season at Texas A&M, Trisha Ford's Aggies are a complete ball club, and they were rewarded with the No. 1 overall seed in the 2025 NCAA Tournament. During TexAgs Live on Monday, Tara Henry of Softball America offered her thoughts on the Ags ahead of the regional.

On Sunday, the 2025 NCAA Softball Tournament field of 64 was unveiled, and for the first time ever, the Fightin' Texas Aggies are the No. 1 overall seed. Following the selection show, Trisha Ford, Emiley Kennedy, Koko Wooley and Allie Enright reacted to their draw.

Setting an SEC Tournament record for most runs scored in a game, Trisha Ford's No. 2 seed Aggies pummeled in-state rival Texas in their official first meeting as SEC foes, 14-2. KK Dement and Amari Harper had ridiculous nights, totaling 11 RBI and three homers between the two.

On Friday, the Southeastern Conference released its postseason softball awards, and Texas A&M was well represented as Emiley Kennedy and Mya Perez were named to the All-SEC first team, and Mac Barbara, Amari Harper and Koko Wooley got second-team nods.

The nation's top-ranked team feasted on five South Carolina errors as Texas A&M posted a run-rule victory in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals on Thursday night. With the win, the Aggies will face No. 5 Texas on Friday afternoon in Athens, Georgia.

Texas A&M is back at the top of the college softball world after a series win over Tennessee on the road. Ahead of the Aggies' Thursday night matchup in the 2025 SEC Tournament, head coach Trisha Ford joined the show from Athens, Georgia.