From second-half turnarounds to stadium-shaking home runs, here’s what went down. Listen to the episode here.

Women’s Basketball: Battling Through Adversity

A&M’s women’s basketball team is navigating a tough stretch, now on a five-game losing streak. Their latest battle against Missouri (L 69-59) highlighted key struggles—turnovers, rebounding, and the challenge of filling the void left by AC’s injury. Despite the loss, Lauren Ware showed leadership by facing the media post-game, and Sahara Jones continued her relentless effort, leading the team in rebounds. The Ags need a strong close to the season to turn things around.

Men’s Basketball: Second-Half Surge

Against Georgia, the Aggies looked lost at halftime, trailing by 11. But whatever Buzz Williams told them in the locker room worked—the team went on a 22-2 run, completely flipping the game en route to a dominant win. The defense shut down Georgia’s key shooters, and the energy inside Reed Arena was electric. Up next? A high-scoring showdown with Arkansas that could solidify A&M’s place in the top 10.

Baseball: No. 1 Team Handles the Pressure

The Aggies opened their season with a 4-2 win over Elon in front of 8,013 fans—the largest opening day crowd in program history. Despite falling behind early, A&M answered immediately, proving why they’re the No. 1 team in the country. Blake Binderup’s late-game home run sealed the victory, and the bullpen stepped up in key moments. With a long season ahead, the Aggies are looking to keep the momentum rolling.

Softball & Tennis: Dominating Early

A&M softball remains undefeated at 8-0, outscoring opponents in dominant fashion, while women’s tennis finished as ITA runner-up, falling just short against Georgia in the championship. Both teams are poised for deep postseason runs.

For full breakdowns, player interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights—including a look at the Aggies' new basketball uniforms—check out Rev Replay: A Tale of Two Halves.