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Shortly after Texas A&M's 91-79 loss to Michigan in the second round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, coach Buzz Williams told the assembled media that there wouldn't be much downtime.

"Every coach knows the portal starts officially Monday, and so I'm assuming we'll travel tomorrow. I would think that our staff is way ahead in regards to where I need to go and who I need to call and what I need to do," he said.

A&M had already reached out to Milwaukee power forward JaMichael Stillwell and North Dakota State guard Jacari White before the tournament even began, but they've added some known targets since. One of them is Buffalo guard Anquan Boldin Jr., the son of former Arizona Cardinals and Baltimore Ravens receiver Anquan Boldin. Boldin averaged 7.8 points and 3.2 rebounds per game this past season while making 50% of his shots. Boldin will be a junior next season.

The Aggies have also contacted Coastal Carolina guard Rasheed Jones, who averaged 11.6 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game this year. He shot 38% from the field and 34% from 3-point range. Jones will be a redshirt junior in 2025-26.

The No. 6 Aggie softball team took a tough series from the Crimson Tide this weekend at David Diamond, needing a late-inning rally to take the decisive third game Sunday.

Alabama battered ace Emiley Kennedy for seven runs in six innings, erasing what had been a 6-1 Aggie lead, and had a one-run lead going to the bottom of the sixth, but a three-run rally -- helped by two bases loaded walks -- put the Aggies ahead to stay. Freshman Sydney Lessentine came on and worked a 1-2-3 top of the seventh for the save, while Kennedy got the win to move to 9-3.

A&M had another late-inning rally Friday to win 5-4. Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the sixth, the Aggies got a leadoff homer from first baseman Mya Perez, then a single from right fielder Amari Harper. Designated player Mac Barbara then launched a two-run shot, giving A&M the lead. Sophomore Sidne Peters moved her record to 7-0 with three innings of scoreless ball.

The No. 3 Texas A&M women's tennis team continued to steamroll opponents, blitzing No. 9 LSU 6-1 Sunday at the Mitchell Tennis Center. The Aggies have now won 65 straight matches on their home court.

The Aggies took the doubles point, then won three straight singles matches to clinch the competition before LSU got on the board.

"There were some pretty tricky conditions today with the wind. It wasn’t the worst wind of all time, but it definitely played a factor out there. There were a lot of close matches and a lot of close points, but we really stepped up and played the big points well and did a great job with our composure, which is something I have been challenging the team with. I was very pleased with how they handled the big moments today," coach Mark Weaver said.

The No. 12 Texas A&M men's tennis team had a busy weekend, playing at Vanderbilt Friday before heading to Ole Miss Sunday. In both cases, the Aggies came out with wins.

The Commodores posed a significant challenge, with the match going down to the wire before the Aggies pulled out a 4-3 victory. A&M and Ole Miss had to wait out a rain delay Sunday, but the Aggies then dumped the Rebels 4-0.

“Conditions were tough today with the rain delay. We had used the momentum from the doubles in our singles line at each court today, so it hurt to pause that. But after the break our guys seized the momentum again, which propelled us to the win today. It capped off our road swing with a couple of tough wins," coach Steve Denton said.