Lady Vols Seek Redemption Against Texas A&M in Home Showdown

In a pivotal matchup, the Lady Vols aim to rebound against Texas A&M, marking their last chance to secure a win against an unranked opponent before facing a challenging finish to the regular season.

The Lady Vols are back on their home court for the third time in just five days. Tennessee, ranked No. 21 with a 16-8 record (8-4 in the SEC), is set to host Texas A&M, who stand at 10-11 (3-9 in the SEC), at the Food City Center.

Tip-off is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on SEC Network+.

Tennessee is looking to rebound after a tough road loss to Ole Miss, where they fell 94-81. Meanwhile, Texas A&M has been building some momentum, winning two of their last three games, including a notable victory over No. 24 Alabama.

This matchup marks Tennessee's last game against an unranked opponent in the regular season. Following this, the Lady Vols face a challenging road stretch against No.

9 Oklahoma and No. 7 LSU, before returning home to conclude the regular season against No.

6 Vanderbilt.

The Lady Vols have faced a rough patch recently, dropping five of their last seven games. This includes some tough losses, but they showed resilience by narrowing a 26-point deficit at Ole Miss. Their victories during this period came against Georgia and Missouri.

A key storyline is the absence of starting point guard Mia Pauldo, who will miss her fourth consecutive game due to an injury from the South Carolina matchup. Pauldo has been instrumental for Tennessee, averaging 11.6 points per game, which increases to 14.4 in SEC play, along with notable contributions in rebounds, assists, and steals.

As the Lady Vols prepare for Texas A&M, fans will be eager to see how they adjust without Pauldo and whether they can capitalize on home-court advantage to get back on track.

Here's a look at the Lady Vols' 2025-26 schedule and results so far:

  • Nov. 4: NC State 80, Tennessee 77
  • Nov. 7: Tennessee 97, ETSU 47
  • Nov. 9: Tennessee 72, UT Martin 61
  • Nov. 13: Tennessee 68, Belmont 58
  • Nov. 20: Tennessee 85, MTSU 41
  • Nov. 23: Tennessee 88, Coppin State 35
  • Nov. 30: UCLA 99, Tennessee 77
  • Dec. 3: Tennessee 65, Stanford 62
  • Dec. 14: Tennessee 112, Winthrop 40
  • Dec. 20: Louisville 89, Tennessee 65
  • Dec. 22: Tennessee 89, Southern Indiana 44
  • Jan. 1: Tennessee 76, Florida 65
  • Jan. 4: Tennessee 73, Auburn 56
  • Jan. 8: Tennessee 90, Mississippi State 80
  • Jan. 11: Tennessee 85, Arkansas 50
  • Jan. 18: Tennessee 70, Alabama 59
  • Jan. 22: Tennessee 60, Kentucky 58
  • Jan. 29: Mississippi State 77, Tennessee 62
  • Feb. 1: UConn 96, Tennessee 66
  • Feb. 5: Tennessee 82, Georgia 77
  • Feb. 8: South Carolina 93, Tennessee 50
  • Feb. 12: Tennessee 98, Missouri 53
  • Feb. 15: Texas 65, Tennessee 63
  • Feb. 17: Ole Miss 94, Tennessee 81
  • Feb. 19: vs. Texas A&M
  • Feb. 22: at Oklahoma
  • Feb. 26: at LSU
  • March 1: vs. Vanderbilt

The Lady Vols are poised for a pivotal stretch that could define their season, and fans will be watching closely to see how they respond.