No. 19 Ole Miss got off to a strong start this season, but it the last couple of weeks haven\u2019t been as smooth.<\/p>\n
The Rebels have lost four of their last five games, most of which were against ranked opponents, and could use a win to enter the 2026 SEC Women\u2019s Basketball Tournament<\/a> next week with some positive momentum.<\/p>\n Ole Miss currently sits seventh in the SEC standings, which would give the Rebels a first-round bye at the upcoming SEC Tournament. The Rebels are in a three-way tie at 8-7 in conference play with Kentucky and Tennessee.<\/p>\n A win Sunday, combined with a Kentucky loss to No. 3 South Carolina, would see Ole Miss move up to the No. 6-seed in the tournament. That seems likely to happen considering how good the Gamecocks are and how Ole Miss is a heavy favorite to beat the Aggies.<\/p>\n But they play the games for a reason. Here\u2019s everything to know about Sunday\u2019s regular season finale.<\/p>\n The Opponent: Texas A&M<\/p>\n Texas A&M rolls into Sunday at 13\u201311 and riding a four\u2011game win streak, a run that really started with a road win at No. 21 Tennessee, its first ranked road win in more than three years. The Aggies have looked a lot more settled since then, and it\u2019s pretty clear who drives most of what they do offensively.<\/p>\n Ny\u2019Ceara Pryor is the engine. She\u2019s sitting on more than 2,100 career points and she\u2019s still putting up 15.9 points per game for the Aggies, good for top\u201115 in the SEC. But it\u2019s the all\u2011around stuff that makes her such a problem: 7.3 assists, 3.6 steals, and she leads the league in that last category.<\/p>\n Fatmata Janneh has been a strong pickup from Saint Peter\u2019s and gives A&M some real balance. She\u2019s averaging a double\u2011double at 11.9 points and 10.2 rebounds, and she\u2019s already stacked 11 double\u2011doubles this season, tied for fifth\u2011most in the SEC. She\u2019s been the steady piece next to Pryor that keeps them competitive on the glass and in the paint.<\/p>\n How to Watch: Texas A&M at No. 19 Ole Miss<\/p>\n Who: Texas A&M Aggies (13-11, 6-9 SEC) at No. 19 Ole Miss Rebels (21-9, 8-7 SEC) Ole Miss Top Performers<\/p>\n Points: Cotie McMahon, 19.9 ppg Texas A&M Top Performers<\/p>\n Points: Ny-Ceara Pryor, 15.9 ppg Texas A&M #5 Vanessa Saidu Ole Miss Odds, Spread, Totals<\/p>\n
\nWhen: 2 p.m., Sunday
\nWhere: SJB Pavilion, Oxford, Miss.
\nTV:\u00a0SECN+<\/a>
\nRadio:\u00a0Live Radio<\/a>
\nStats:\u00a0Live Stats<\/a>
\nSeries History: Texas A&M leads the all-time series 12-6
\nLast Meeting: Texas A&M 60, Ole Miss 58 (January 5, 2025)
\nLast time out, Rebels: lost to Florida, 74-67
\nLast time out, Aggies: def. Mississippi State, 68-64<\/p>\n
\nRebounds: Christeen Iwuala, 8.6 rpg
\nAssists: Cotie McMahon, 86 (2.9 avg.)
\nSteals: Sira Thienou, 44 (1.6 avg.)
\nBlocks: Latasha Lattimore, 66 (2.2 avg.)<\/p>\n
\nRebounds: Fatmata Janneh, 10.2 rpg
\nAssists: Ny\u2019Ceara Pryor, 174 (7.3 avg.)
\nSteals: Ny\u2019Ceara Pryor, 86 (3.6 avg.)
\nBlocks: Lauren Ware, 27 (1.2 avg.)<\/p>\n
\nOut<\/p>\n
\n#7 Pien Steenbergen<\/p>\n
\nOut<\/p>\n