No. 21 Texas A&M volleyball returns to Reed Arena Friday night, hosting LSU in an important SEC matchup as the Aggies look to snap a three-match losing streak and regain momentum ahead of postseason play.
Texas A&M enters the contest 14-11 overall and 7-6 in SEC play following a difficult road trip that included losses to No. 14 Texas, Vanderbilt and Missouri. The Aggies were swept by Missouri on Sunday after falling to Vanderbilt in four sets Friday.
Despitethe recent struggles, Texas A&M has been difficult to beat at home, posting a 10-2 record at Reed Arena, including a 5-1 mark against SEC opponents. The Aggies will look to take advantage of that home-court success as part of the university's Operation Blackout Weekend.
Kyndal Stowers continues
to lead Texas A&M offensively, recording 15 kills against Vanderbilt and 14 against Missouri. The senior has reached double-digit kills in 10 of the Aggies' 13 conference matches this season. LSU enters Friday's matchup 11-11 overall and 6-7 in conference play, having won three of its last four matches. The Tigers are led by outside hitter Jurnee Robinson, who leads the nation with 5.21 kills per set.
Texas A&M holds a 34-20 advantage in the all-time series and has won three of the last four meetings under head coach Jamie Morrison, including a four-set victory last season in Baton Rouge.
Below is everything needed to follow the action.
What time is Texas A&M vs. LSU volleyball?
- Date: Friday, Nov. 13
- First serve: 6:30 p.m. CT
- Location: Reed Arena, College Station, Texas
How to watch Texas A&M vs. LSU volleyball
- TV channel: SEC Network+
- Streaming: ESPN App with an eligible TV provider subscription
- Announcers: Chelsea Reber (play-by-play), Ava Underwood (analyst)
- Live stats: Available through Texas A&M's volleyball schedule
- Tickets: Available through Texas A&M Athletics
Friday's SEC matchup will stream live on SEC Network+ as Texas A&M returns home for its final weekend of regular-season action. The match will not air on the traditional SEC Network television channel.
Texas A&M key players
- Kyndal Stowers: Leads the Aggies with 4.34 kills per set and has recorded double-digit kills in 10 SEC matches. She also leads Texas A&M with 25 service aces.
- Eliza Sharp: Leads the SEC with 1.34 blocks per set and has recorded 91 total blocks, providing a strong defensive presence at the net.
- Gabi Rodriguez: Has recorded 321 digs this season and is closing in on the program's freshman record of 354, held by Torri Mellinger.
- Kirra Musgrove: Averaging 8.82 assists per set while contributing 20 service aces and 51 blocks this season.
- Natalie Ring: Remains an important offensive option for the Aggies after contributing 18 kills in the victory over Tennessee.
Texas A&M injury report
Texas A&M does not release an official volleyball injury report. No additional absences have been publicly confirmed ahead of Friday's matchup.
Any lineup changes will become clearer closer to first serve.
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