Overview
- Texas defeated No. 17 Texas A&M in a three-set sweep on Sunday, posting a .375 team hitting percentage while holding the Aggies to .138.
- Torrey Stafford and Henley Anderson led the Longhorns with a combined 23 kills and Anderson extended her streak to 15 straight matches with double-digit kills.
- The victory improved Texas to 12-7 overall and 8-3 in SEC play and leaves the Longhorns competing for seeding advantages that could earn two byes in the SEC tournament.
- A&M coach Jamie Morrison said the Aggies 'didn’t show up as ourselves' and cited injuries to middle blockers and offseason roster turnover as factors in the loss.
- The sweep extended Texas’s series edge over A&M to 80-25 and gives the Longhorns momentum as they travel to Missouri and Vanderbilt before closing the regular season against Ole Miss and LSU.