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Sponsor Our ArticlesTexas A&M’s volleyball team will be back at Reed Arena this weekend, hosting two crucial matches as they aim to improve their standings in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). The Aggies are set to take on the Georgia Bulldogs this Friday at 6:30 p.m. CT, followed by a rematch against LSU Tigers on Sunday at 2 p.m. CT. With the regular season nearing its end, these matches could dramatically affect the team’s chances for a spot in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
The Aggies enter the weekend with a current record of 10 wins and 15 losses and hold a 4-9 record in conference play. They face a Georgia team that sits at 10-13 overall and 4-9 in the SEC, making it a competitive matchup. The Aggies also have a rematch with LSU planned, which has previously been a tough opponent, especially after Texas A&M lost to LSU in a five-set match earlier in the season.
Despite earlier setbacks, including losses to No. 13 Kentucky and Tennessee, the Aggies showed resilience in their last outing, achieving a 3-0 sweep over Oklahoma in Norman. The victory snapped a three-match losing streak and demonstrated the team’s ability to bounce back from adversity.
Head coach Jamie Morrison expressed confidence in his team’s spirit. “I have talked about how proud I am of this team. I am most happy about how we have responded to losses. It is not panic,” he said. With a strong showing from players like Logan Lednicky, who contributed 12 kills in the Oklahoma match, A&M looks to carry that momentum into their home matches.
Texas A&M has maintained a solid home record of 8 wins and 3 losses. Playing at Reed Arena often provides the advantage of familiar play and local support. Morrison emphasized that maintaining focus and determination has been key for his players. “We need to keep doing that,” he said, referring to the right mindset and teamwork that have helped the Aggies refocus after setbacks.
As the Aggies look to finish strong, their current position in the NCAA rankings is promising, with their RPI hovering around No. 24 or 25. Morrison remained optimistic about the upcoming matches impacting the postseason chances. “We are in a good spot to get into the NCAA Tournament, get a decent seed and make a run,” he noted enthusiastically.
With a busy schedule ahead, fans and supporters are eager to see how Texas A&M will perform in these pivotal home matches. As they confront Georgia and prepare for the rematch with LSU, the focus remains on leveraging their home court advantage and building upon the momentum generated from their recent victory.
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