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Aggie seasons, from the booth to the diamond.
Studio 12 is the network-framed but conversational hub for Texas A&M sports. It moves quickly from scores and schedules into coach interviews, postgame details, and the small moments that shape baseball, softball, basketball, and tennis seasons.
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Studio 12 serves Texas A&M athletics in the language of the people already watching the schedule closely. It is brisk, familiar, and built around what just happened. One episode may open from the south end zone of Kyle Field with baseball, softball, and tennis all stacked into the same busy spring week. Another may come live from Rudy’s Barbecue in College Station, with Aggie Diamond Hour turning a coach appearance into a practical session on how a season is being managed. The show does not treat games as isolated events. It asks what a midweek result means before an SEC series. It asks how a pitching staff gets through Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. It notices when bracket talk starts to matter, while still reminding the audience that there are games left to play. Basketball postgame segments carry that same feel. A March result or a triple-overtime finish becomes a fast pass through effort, defensive choices, late possessions, rebounding, steals, and belief. The interviews are often shaped by long setups, specific numbers, and quick affirmations. That gives the show a locker-room-adjacent rhythm. It sounds official, but not distant. Coaches explain roles, details, and adjustments in real time, whether Tricia Ford is talking about a true staff approach in softball or Michael Early is working through how starters set up a bullpen. The show also makes room for lighter field-level moments, like Michael shifting Andrew Monaco out of the way of an errant throw before an interview. Those bits keep the program human. Studio 12 is not a national hot-take show. It is a season companion for Aggies fans who want context from inside the Texas A&M orbit. The appeal is cumulative: schedules, postgame reaction, coach access, player perspective, and the constant sense that every pitch, possession, and series is teaching the program something.
Made for: For Texas A&M fans who follow Aggies athletics across the calendar and want coach-driven context after games, before series, and during busy overlap weeks.
What sets it apart: Its edge is access and immediacy: network framing paired with practical, conversational breakdowns from coaches, players, and familiar Aggies voices close to the action.
Stay connected to Aggie sports all year long wherever you go with Studio 12, the official podcast of Texas A&M Athletics. Hosts Andrew Monaco and Will Johnson take you inside Texas A&M Athletics with exclusive interviews, insights, former player features and much more. Visit 12thman.com/podcast to subscribe.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Studio 12 makes Texas A&M coaching decisions, player roles and postgame adjustments clear across several Aggies sports.
Studio 12 turns Texas A&M results into detailed conversations about how each team is being managed. Andrew Monaco, Matt Simon and Steve Miller guide programs built around head coaches, players and postgame reaction, moving among baseball, softball, men's basketball and women's…
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Texas A&M's LSU breakthrough gets a grounded, coach-level look.
Texas A&M softball is the thread running through this conversation, which looks back at the Aggies' first ever series win at LSU, the 7-1 opener, and a 15th-ranked team sitting at 19-9 and 2-1 in league action.
A three-overtime win turns into a sharp postgame look at Texas A&M's defensive adjustments, Rylan's full impact, and the rebounds that closed it.
Texas A&M's 94-91 triple-overtime win over LSU gives this postgame show a sturdy center: a long, uneven game decided by defensive stops, late adjustments, and help that went well beyond shooting.
Texas A&M's early baseball run gets a straightforward, coach-led check-in from College Station.
Andrew Monaco opens from Rudy's in College Station as Michael Early checks in on a 22nd-ranked Texas A&M team that is 11-1 and 9-0 at home. The conversation stays on the Aggies' early record, the games in Arlington, and the ways Shane, Weston, and Aiden Sims shape the weekend…
Texas A&M's 27-3 stretch turns Kentucky's lead into a study in committee scoring and defensive rebounding.
Texas A&M's 96-85 win over Kentucky is framed around the swing that changed the game: after trailing 30-18 with 8:05 left, the Aggies answered with a 27-3 stretch and two 13-0 runs.
A coach's view of pace, rebounding risk, and timely steals gives Aggie basketball its working logic.
The Aggie Basketball Hour lands in a productive moment for Texas A&M women's basketball, with three straight conference wins, four victories in five games, and Joni Taylor willing to talk through the choices behind that run.
Taylor explains why A&M's rebounding choices against Arkansas fit the defensive plan.
The Aggie Basketball Hour with Joni Taylor finds A&M women's basketball at a telling point in its conference run: three straight league wins, four victories in five games, and a coach ready to explain what sat underneath the results.
A 75-72 SEC opener leads into a grounded look at replacing production and stretching roles.
Texas A&M's SEC opener turns on a clear basketball problem: how the Aggies adjust after losing Mackenzie Mbako, one of their leading scorers and rebounders.
Pack portal talk with roster math.
Knights nerves, practice receipts, daily.
Host Steve Miller interviews Texas A&M women's basketball head coach Joni Taylor live at Rudy's Barbecue.
The Aggie Basketball Hour with Bucky McMillan reviews Texas A&M's 75-72 SEC opening win over LSU.
This episode features an interview with Texas A&M basketball coach Bucky McMillan, discussing the team's recent win over Jacksonville Dolphins and previewing their upcoming game against East Texas A&M.
This episode features an interview with Texas A&M baseball head coach Michael Earley discussing the team's strong 11-1 start to the season, their performance, and preparation for upcoming SEC play.
This episode provides a weekly sports update covering Texas A&M baseball, softball, and tennis teams, including achievements and upcoming events.
This episode features a conversation with Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley, discussing game details, coaching insights, and a humorous incident involving an errant throw.
This episode discusses the busy overlap season for Texas A&M baseball and softball, analyzing schedules, postseason implications, and the importance of remaining games.
This episode previews the upcoming SEC series for Texas A&M baseball against Vanderbilt and softball against Georgia, featuring interviews with coaches Mike Early and Tricia Ford.
This postgame interview features Ruben Dominguez discussing Saint Mary's victory over Texas A&M in the NCAA tournament, highlighting team belief, effort, and smart play.
Matt Simon opens live from Rudy's Barbecue in College Station.
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Andrew Monaco opens live from Rudy's on Harvey Road in College Station.
Texas A&M beat Kentucky 96-85 at Reed Arena after trailing 30-18 with 8:05 left and then going on a 27-3 run.
The show opens at Rudy's Barbecue.
This episode previews upcoming Texas A&M basketball games against Mississippi Valley State and Florida State while recapping recent records set by Ruben Dominguez.
This episode previews the Texas A&M vs Samford football game, discussing the context of this SEC November non-conference matchup and encouraging fans to attend the home finale.
This episode is a sports talk show featuring an interview with Texas A&M men's basketball head coach Bucky McMillan, discussing past games, current team assessment, and upcoming matchups.