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Texas A&M's destination for their bowl game should be a popular one for fans -- if they can afford the airfare and hotel rooms, that is.

The Aggies are heading west, taking part in the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 27. The game will have a late start in the central time zone, not kicking off until 9:30 p.m.

The opponent is the USC Trojans, who started their season in the same place they'll end it, Allegiant Stadium. The Trojans ended up 6-6 on the season and 4-5 in conference play.

You can get more on the matchup here.

The Aggie volleyball team is headed to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2019 after dispatching Colorado State and homestanding Arizona State in the Tempe Regional.

A&M started their tournament run by knocking off CSU in four sets, 3-1 (25-20, 16-25, 29-27, 25-23). The Aggies (21-7) were the higher seed against the Rams, but were significant underdogs to the third overall seed Sun Devils, who were ranked third overall with a record of 30-3.

Still, A&M's ladies made relatively quick work of Arizona State, knocking them off 3-1 (25-19, 22-25, 25-15, 25-22). Junior Logan Lednicky led the way for the Aggies, picking up 27 of A&M's 65 kills.

The Aggies killed of Arizona State's last gasp at a rally with a closing 5-2 run, capped off by an ace from Emily Hellmuth to shock the Sun Devils and set up a date next week with Nebraska.

Longtime enemies Texas A&M and Texas Tech met on the hardwood for the first time since 2012 Sunday, with the Aggies outlasting the Red Raiders for a 72-67 win and an 8-2 record.

The No. 22 Aggies took the lead for good with 7:31 to go, when Zhuric Phelps hit a three-pointer while Jace Carter was the victim of a flagrant foul while the ball was in the air. The Aggies went on a 9-0 run over a little more than a minute to turn a 52-51 deficit into a 59-51 lead.

For more on the game, click here.

Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans caught four passes for 68 yards in a 28-13 win over Las Vegas.

Buffalo linebacker Von Miller had three tackles, including one for loss, in a 48-42 loss to the L.A. Rams. Defensive tackle Bobby Brown had one tackle for the Rams.

Jacksonville nickel Antonio Johnson had five tackles in a 10-6 win over Tennessee.

Miami running back Devon Achane had 14 carries for 24 yards and a touchdown and caught four passes for 45 yards in a 32-26 overtime win over the New York Jets. Linebacker Tyrel Dodson had two tackles for the Dolphins.

Philadelphia punter Braden Mann punted four times for a 43-yard average in a 22-16 win over Carolina. Safety Demani Richardson had a tackle for the Panthers.

Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett had three tackles, a sack and a fumble recovery in a 27-14 loss to Pittsburgh. Garrett did most of his work against former Aggie offensive lineman Dan Moore.