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Is women’s volleyball the SEC’s next big sport? How Kentucky, Texas A&M broke through

Story byIs women’s volleyball the SEC’s next big sport? How Kentucky, Texas A&M broke throughMitch ShermanSun, December 21, 2025 at 11:16 AM UTC·5 min readKANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two moves ultimately stood above the rest amid an avalanche of volleyball activity in the transfer portal late last year: Eva Hudson from Purdue to Kentucky and Kyndal Stowers from Baylor to Texas A&M. It was a literal shift of power from the Big Ten and the Big 12 to the SEC. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHudson and Stowers committed within 30 minutes of each other, as Texas A&M coach Jamie Morrison remembers it.

Is women’s volleyball the SEC’s next big sport? How Kentucky, Texas A&M broke through

Is women’s volleyball the SEC’s next big sport? How Kentucky, Texas A&M broke through

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Key Highlights

  • They were stars at their former schools — in two leagues that have combined to win 16 national championships in this sport over the past 26 seasons. Morrison’s first thought?
  • Fun times ahead in the SEC. Their impact has resonated more widely.
  • Sunday at T-Mobile Center and in front of an ABC audience, Kentucky (30-2) and Texas A&M (28-4) will play for the national championship.
  • Hudson and Stowers are All-Americans.
  • They provide just a segment of the firepower on stacked rosters for the Wildcats and Aggies. The SEC has arrived as a force in women’s volleyball, in position to challenge the Big Ten as the best conference nationally.
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