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How has Texas A&M athletics held up?

With season delays and schedule changes, Texas A&M athletics has gone through a lot in 2020. Here’s a quick look at who has completed their season and what teams must wait till the spring to compete.

Football
- Completes Fall 2020 season after rescheduled games. The two rescheduled games against Ole Miss and Tennessee are delayed due to COVID-19 concerns.
  Soccer
- Completed Fall 2020 season. Included eight games.
  Basketball
- Mens
  - After withdrawing from the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic, the Aggies opened their season on Nov. 29th, 2020 against the New Orlean Privateers. Games are scheduled through March 10th, 2021.
- Womens
  - The Aggies opened with a win against Lamar on Nov. 25, 2020. Games are scheduled through March 3rd, 2021.
    Swimming & Diving
- Mens
  - The Aggies kicked off their season at the First Chance Invite in Austin, Texas. Meets are scheduled through Feb. 16th, 2021.
- Womens
  - The Aggies kicked off their season at the First Chance Invite in Austin, Texas. Meets are scheduled through Feb. 16th, 2021.
    Golf
- Mens
  - Completed Fall 2020 season. Included three tournaments.
- Womens
  - Completed Fall 2020 season. Included three tournaments.
    Track & Field
- Unreleased schedule for 2020-2021.
  Cross Country
- Completed Fall 2020 season. Included four meets.
  Softball
- Unreleased scheduled for 2021.
  Baseball
- Unreleased scheduled for 2021.
  Equestrian
- The Aggies began their season at the UGA Equestrian Complex in Bishop, Georgia. Competitions are scheduled through April 15th, 2021.
  Tennis
- Mens
  - Completed Fall 2020 season. Included 6 competitions.
- Womens
  - The Aggies began their season on Sept. 18th, 2020. Games are scheduled through April 21st, 2021.
    Volleyball
- Completed 2020 season. Included 8 conference games.
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