Jenna and Amanda welcome Texas A&M head coach Trisha Ford to the show! Coach Ford shares insight on the Aggie program and her coaching philosophies both for on the field and in life. 

Oklahoma’s Cydney Sanders, Texas A&M pitcher Emiley Kennedy, and Florida freshman two-way standout Ava Brown earn the D1Softball national awards following week five.

Perfection and a broken record for Tennessee, a UCLA walk-off, a Wichita State breakout star, and a Virginia Tech upset highlighted Friday’s action.

An LSU walk-off, Lexi Kilfoyl’s own heroics on both sides of the ball, and a lot of action from Cathedral City highlight the recap of Thursday’s action.

We wrap up this week with two more guests from the SEC. First, we travel to Columbia, Missouri and chat with Mizzou Head Coach Larissa Anderson.

Following a run to the Women’s College World Series, Tennessee is hoping to retain its position at the top of the SEC standings. But the Lady Vols will have plenty of challengers in the loaded conference chase.

Faciliites and Tradition. Piper White fell in love with Texas A&M.

There is a lot to like from the offense and pitching in College Station. Year two under Trisha Ford could mean big things for the Aggies.

The Southeastern Conference on Wednesday announced the conference schedule for the 2024 softball season. Conference play runs from March 8-May 5.

We start our top transfer classes that will impact the 2024 season. These schools revamped lineups and found two-way stars to help on both sides.

Behind a strong demand by college pitching coaches, Pitchstock 2023 returned this year to help programs incorporate more technology and data into their training plans.

For No. 13 Texas,Texas A&M, Texas State and Seton Hall, the road to the WCWS begins in the Austin Regional.

After the final weekend of the regular season, things remained steady at the very top of the Top 25 rankings. But there was movement below as teams battle for postseason positioning.

Texas A&M’s Julia Cottrill, UCF’s Sarah Willis and Stanford’s NiJaree Canady are the D1Softball Weekly Award winners.

Indiana’s Taryn Kern keeps hitting home runs, Maddie Penta keeps carrying Auburn and the final NCAA seed keeps building false hopes.

While the top of the D1Softball Top 25 remains largely unchanged, Minnesota’s sweep at Ohio State has the red-hot Gophers tunneling into the rankings this week.

Texas climbs to a season-high ranking after sweeping Oklahoma State, while Louisville adds another ACC entry to the list.

Following a week of high volatility, there was some movement in the D1Softball Top 25 poll. Central Arkansas and South Carolina join the rankings for the first time.

With six of the top 10 teams suffering losses, there was a big shuffle in the D1Softball Top 25 rankings. Baylor climbed and Florida and Louisiana re-entered the poll.

Trisha Ford never expected Madison Preston to return to softball.

But the lefty is back in the circle and motherhood has made her stronger than ever.

Indiana stays hot, Cal ends ranking hibernation and Florida drops out of the latest top 25 rankings.

Michaela Edenfield started April strong.

Duke’s offense had a blast against Virginia Tech.

ASU picked up its biggest win under Megan Bartlett thus far.

The status quo reigns supreme at the top of the D1Softball Top 25, but Georgia is on the move inside the top 10.

Need a break from basketball and brackets? The softball schedule for Week 6 has plenty of options for entertainment, including ranked matchups in the Pac-12 and SEC.

Winning a potential WCWS preview against Florida State helps Oklahoma State climb to No. 2, while Utah and Texas State debuts in the D1Softball Top 25.

Cal delivered the biggest upset of the season thus far.

Montana Fouts delivered a heroic effort.

Oklahoma State, Washington and Texas A&M evened their series.

All that and more in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

Florida State travels to Oklahoma State for a rare three-game nonconference series between power programs. Plus, the Pac-12 and SEC begin play. That and more in What to Watch for Week 5.

Oklahoma strengthened its reclaimed hold on No. 1, but Big 12 rival Texas keeps climbing in this week’s D1Softball Top 25.

After an emphatic victory over UCLA, Oklahoma returns to No. 1 in the latest D1Softball Top 25 rankings. Oregon and Wichita State are the newest entrants.