Texas A&M Volleyball Lands 13 National TV Matches

College Station sits about 95 miles from Houston, and that matters this fall for Texas A&M volleyball. The Aggies are set for 13 national broadcasts in the 2025 season, giving alumni and SEC viewers across the region a bigger window into one of the program’s most visible schedules in recent years.

For a school with a deep base of graduates and supporters across Houston, that kind of reach matters. More national TV dates mean more weeknight and weekend opportunities to follow the Aggies without making the drive to Reed Arena.

Texas A&M volleyball gets a bigger national stage

Texas A&M announced that 13 matches will be carried on national television during the upcoming season. The broadcast lineup stretches across conference play and puts the Aggies in front of a wider audience as SEC volleyball keeps drawing more attention.

The announcement adds another layer of exposure for head coach Jamie Morrison’s program. National broadcast slots can lift a team’s profile in recruiting, boost visibility for key matchups, and make it easier for out-of-town supporters to stay connected throughout the season.

The school’s release focused on the volume of appearances, which stands out on its own. A 13-match national slate gives Texas A&M volleyball a steady presence on major platforms instead of a one-off showcase spot.

Why the TV schedule matters in Houston

Houston has one of the largest clusters of Aggies anywhere in Texas, so the TV schedule has practical value beyond buzz. A wider broadcast footprint puts more matches within reach for viewers in neighborhoods from The Heights to Sugar Land, especially during the heart of the SEC season.

That also helps keep Texas A&M visible in a crowded fall sports calendar. Between the NFL, college football, MLB playoff races, and high school games across Greater Houston, national volleyball windows give the Aggies a chance to carve out their own spot on the schedule.

The full broadcast slate should also help showcase individual talent and the week-to-week grind of SEC play. Volleyball has gained stronger TV traction in recent years, and Texas A&M now has 13 chances to play in that spotlight.

Texas A&M’s season schedule and network assignments will shape which of those 13 matches become the biggest draws, especially once SEC play ramps up. The Aggies open the year with a chance to build momentum before those broadcast dates stack up on the calendar.

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