Down to their final three outs and trailing by four runs, Texas A&M softball attempted to rally in the seventh, but the Aggies ultimately fell short as top-seeded Texas emerged victorious on Sunday, 6-5. A&M's 2024 campaign comes to a close with a 44-15 overall record.

Needing just one win to get to the 2024 Women's College World Series, No. 16 seed Texas A&M led 5-1 after five innings on Saturday, but top-seeded Texas roared back and prevailed in nine innings, 9-8. The decisive contest will begin at 6:30 p.m. CT on Sunday.

In Game 1 of the 2024 Austin Super Regional, No. 16 seed A&M delivered a shock as Trinity Cannon hit two home runs, and Emiley Kennedy did just enough to down the top-seeded Longhorns 6-5. The Aggies are now just a win away from the Women's College World Series.

The rivalry between the No. 16 seed Fightin' Texas Aggies and No. 1 seed Texas Longhorns will be renewed on the softball diamond this weekend in the Austin Super Regional. If the Aggies can get past the top dogs, it will mark their first trip to Oklahoma City since 2017.

The 2024 Austin Super Regional will serve as the last time Texas A&M and Texas will meet as non-conference opponents. The No. 1 overall seed Longhorns and No. 16 seed Aggies will be ready to go on Friday, battling for a trip to the 2024 Women's College World Series.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs baseball analyst Ryan Brauninger, Houston Texans sideline analyst John Harris, Texas A&M softball head coach Trisha Ford and D1 Baseball's Kendall Rogers.

Two schools separated by about 100 miles will meet on the diamond with a trip to the Women's College World Series on the line. On Wednesday, head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to preview the matchup between the No. 16 Aggies and No. 1 Longhorns.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M athletics. "The Source" discussed women's tennis' first-ever national title, softball's trip to the supers in Austin and baseball's series win vs. Arkansas.

Overwhelming Texas State in the circle and at the plate, Texas A&M's 8-0 run-rule victory claimed the Bryan-College Station Regional and sent the Aggies to the next round of the NCAA Tournament. A&M will face the Texas Longhorns in the Austin Super Regional next weekend.

Emiley Kennedy tossed a complete game shutout in #1 Texas A&M's 1-0 victory over #2 Texas State, sending the Aggies to Sunday's regional final. The lone run for the Maroon & White was a sacrifice fly from Trinity Cannon, scoring Kennedy Powell in the first inning.

Despite surrendering a pair of first-inning runs, No. 16 national seed Texas A&M scored six unearned runs to cruise to an NCAA Tournament-opening win over UAlbany, 6-2. With the victory, the Aggies advance to face Texas State in the winners' bracket on Saturday.

Davis Diamond will play host to Texas State, Penn State and Albany as Trisha Ford's 16th-seeded Fightin' Texas Aggies begin NCAA Tournament play on Friday in the Bryan-College Station Regional. This is A&M's 22nd straight postseason appearance.

Trisha Ford and the No. 16 seed Fightin' Texas Aggies are set to host the 2024 Bryan-College Station Regional as the NCAA Tournament returns to Aggieland for the first time since 2018. Texas State, Penn State and Albany will be competing at Davis Diamond beginning Friday.

Blue Bell Park is the center of the college baseball world this weekend as No. 5 Texas A&M battles No. 3 Arkansas with the SEC West still up for grabs. Ahead of Thursday's series opener, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to discuss how his Aggies matchup with the Razorbacks.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs columnist Olin Buchanan, Texas A&M softball head coach Trisha Ford, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci and Texas A&M basketball's Luke Hillin and Jace Carter.

Texas A&M softball claimed a top-16 national seed on Sunday and will begin postseason play at Davis Diamond this Friday. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to preview the field of the Bryan-College Station Regional and much more.

All 13 SEC teams are in the NCAA Tournament, and Trisha Ford's Aggies are the No. 16 national seed and will host a regional at Davis this week. Former A&M All-American Tori Vidales joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the tournament returning to Aggieland for the first time since 2018.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football, baseball and softball. "The Source" discussed Aggie softball's seeding in the NCAA Tournament, baseball's recent road trips and much more.