No. 19 Texas A&M volleyball returns to the road Friday night when it faces Georgia at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens.
The Aggies enter the matchup 11-8 overall and 4-3 in SEC play after snapping a three-match losing streak with a four-set victory over Auburn on Sunday. Texas A&M recorded 73 kills in the win, the second-most in a four-set match in program history, as four Aggies finished with double-digit kills.
Kyndal Stowers led the offense with 21 kills, followed by Natalie Ring with 17, Kaia Castle with 12 and Taryn Morris with 11. The performance provided a much-needed response after consecutive losses to Oklahoma, Arkansas and Florida. Georgia will present another conference road test for a Texas A&M team that has struggled to find consistency away from Reed Arena. The Aggies also face a quick turnaround, with a trip to No. 4 Kentucky scheduled for Sunday.
Friday's match gives Texas A&M an opportunity to build momentum before facing one of the SEC's top teams. Below is all the information needed to follow the action.
What time is Texas A&M vs. Georgia volleyball?
- Date: Friday, Oct. 23
- First serve: 6 p.m. CT
- Location: Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, Georgia
How to watch Texas A&M vs. Georgia volleyball
- TV channel: SEC Network
- Streaming: ESPN App with an eligible TV provider subscription
- Live stats: Available through Texas A&M's volleyball schedule
The match will air nationally on SEC Network rather than SEC Network+. It is the first of two road matches for Texas A&M this weekend before the Aggies travel to Lexington to face Kentucky on Sunday.
Texas A&M key players
- Kyndal Stowers: Led the Aggies with 21 kills against Auburn, continuing to serve as a primary offensive option.
- Natalie Ring: Recorded 17 kills in Sunday's victory, providing another productive attacking performance.
- Kaia Castle: Finished with 12 kills against Auburn as one of four Aggies in double figures.
- Taryn Morris: Added 11 kills in the win, helping Texas A&M produce one of its best four-set offensive totals in program history.
- Kirra Musgrove: Remains a key part of Texas A&M's offensive distribution as the Aggies look to carry their improved attacking performance into SEC road play.
Texas A&M injury report
Texas A&M does not release an official volleyball injury report. Eliza Sharp has returned to action after missing time earlier in the season, while Kaia Castle and Addi Applegate have also resumed playing.
There are no publicly confirmed new absences entering Friday's matchup. Any lineup changes will become clearer closer to first serve.
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