In 2002, started all 58 games at left or right field in her first season, batting .287 with six game-winning RBIs while committing no errors.
[2] In 2005, Gregory batted .287 with 36 RBI and nine home runs as the starting shortstop on a Texas A&M team that went 47–10 and advanced to NCAA Super Regionals.
[3][4][5] Gregory graduated from Texas A&M in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in recreation, parks and tourism sciences with a minor in business administration.
[6] On June 6, 2014, Adrian Gregory was announced as the new head coach of the Texas Tech softball program.
According to the USA Today report, the internal review found allegations of physical abuse and racially insensitive comments from Gregory, and 60 percent of surveyed softball athletes gave Gregory negative year-end reviews following the 2018–19 school year.