Joni Taylor and her staff added 12 new faces to the Texas A&M women's basketball program during the offseason as the Aggies must improve on a 10-19 record. Taylor & Co. will officially open 2025-26 on Wednesday against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

Now in her fourth season at Texas A&M, Joni Taylor took the podium at SEC Basketball Media Days on Wednesday knowing that it's a prove-it year for her. With 12 newcomers on a roster of 15 total players, the Aggies are hoping health and veteran leadership can guide them back to the tournament.

Entering her fourth season at the helm of Texas A&M women's basketball, Joni Taylor added 10 players to her 2025-2026 roster. With only Lauren Ware, Janae Kent and Vanessa Saidu returning, Taylor bolstered her squad with seven transfers and three true freshmen.

Playing their first of three games in six days, Texas A&M suffered a lopsided loss in Tuscaloosa as No. 18 Alabama defeated the Aggies at Coleman Coliseum, 88-49. With Monday night's disappointing showing, Joni Taylor's team has now lost six consecutive games.

For the fourth straight game and the sixth consecutive time away from College Station, Texas A&M suffered defeat as the Auburn Tigers overpowered the Aggies, 65-52. The absence of leading-scorer Aicha Coulibaly weighs heavy over A&M, who now falls to 3-7 in the SEC.

In their first game after losing leading scorer Aicha Coulibaly for the season, the Aggies were outclassed in Fayetteville as Arkansas dominated Texas A&M, 72-51. Joni Taylor & Co. are now an even .500 through 20 games with a 3-5 record in conference play.

With an incredible fourth-quarter rally, Texas A&M knocked off No. 25 Ole Miss on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena, 60-58. The Aggies outscored the Rebels 20-6 in the final stanza to earn their first Southeastern Conference victory of the season.

In the second annual SEC/ACC Challenge, Texas A&M women's basketball knocked off Syracuse 57-45 on Wednesday night at Reed Arena. Despite trailing at the half, the Aggies outscored the Orange 21-11 in the third quarter to help complete the come-from-behind victory.

The non-conference slate for Texas A&M women's basketball continues on Sunday afternoon as the Ags welcome Western Michigan to Reed Arena for a 2 p.m. tip. On Friday, Joni Taylor, Janae Kent and Lauren Ware spoke to the media as the Ags prepare to face the Broncos.

The Maroon & White were outplayed on both sides of the ball and struggled to find any rhythm in a 62-56 loss to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Monday. In the program's first season-opening loss in 11 years, the Aggies shot just 27.3 percent from the field, including 3-of-25 from deep.

Texas A&M women's basketball is entering its third season under the direction of head coach Joni Taylor, and the Aggies' motto entering 2024-25 is "Burn the Boats." A&M's first opportunity to show its progress comes Monday, Nov. 4, against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Reed Arena.

Texas A&M women's basketball officially begins its 2024-2025 season on Monday, Nov. 4, against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Reed Arena. On Tuesday, head coach Joni Taylor joined to preview her squad as her third campaign in Aggieland is set to get underway.

Following a difficult first season under Joni Taylor, Texas A&M went 19-13 and earned a berth in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. As the head coach enters her third season in Aggieland, Taylor hopes to see even more steps in the right direction for the Maroon & White.