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Texas A&M defensive lineman Sam M'Pemba discussed the team's win over The Citadel during a media update on Oct.

17, highlighting his game performance and anticipated plays.

Texas A&M baseball beat McNeese 13-10 in a 12-inning scrimmage at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park Friday night (using 15 position players and 11 pitchers) before gearing up to face Milwaukee for Opening Day on Feb.

19.

Texas A&M volleyball remained No. 19 in the latest AVCA rankings released Monday.

The Aggies split their home matches — losing to Florida and beating Auburn — and will play at Georgia Friday at 6 p.m. on SEC Network and at Kentucky Sunday at noon.

Texas A&M’s 41-0 scrimmage win against The Citadel at Kyle Field boosted coach Mike Elko’s confidence ahead of Saturday’s game at Alabama.

SEC upsets added hope for the Aggies as they prepare to build momentum in tough conference play (the team aims for its first big victory of the season).

The 28th-ranked Texas A&M men's golf team will compete in the inaugural Abilene Christian Intercollegiate in Granbury from Monday through Wednesday at the par-72, 7,485-yard Halbert National Course.

The three-day event will air live on Golf Channel plus feature teams from Houston, Michigan, Missouri, Rice, SMU, and Tulsa.

The Texas A&M women's golf team leads the nine-team field after Monday's first round at Freestone Lake Golf Club in Fairfield.

The team will tee off in the second round today at 9:30 a.m. as head coach Gerrod Chadwell said they plan to build on their adjustments.

On Oct. 17, Texas A&M wide receiver Aaron Gregory discussed his team’s win over The Citadel and shared updates on upcoming strategies in a video interview.

His remarks provided insight into recent game performance and future plans.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko previewed the Aggies’ upcoming game at Alabama later this week — he shared simple insights on the team’s plan and readiness for a tough challenge at the rival venue.