SEC play has returned to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park as the seventh-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies host No. 21 Mississippi State for a Thursday-Friday-Saturday series in College Station. After dropping a three-game set at Florida, the Ags will look to get back on track in Aggieland.

Now ranked No. 7 in the country, Texas A&M returns to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park for an eight-game home stand as the Aggies look to recover from a weekend series in Gainesville that uncovered a handful of question marks for Jim Schlossnagle's ball club.

Texas A&M baseball dropped its first series of the year on the road to Florida. Head skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the three-game set and the busy week ahead, playing four games in four days, hosting PVAMU and Mississippi State.

Despite a solid start on the mound from Justin Lamkin, Texas A&M dropped the rubber match of the first SEC series of the year to Florida in Gainesville, 4-2. With the loss, the Aggies fall to 18-2 on the season and 1-2 in conference play.

Braden Montgomery, Gavin Grahovac and Jace LaViolette each homered, Evan Aschenbeck struck out six across four innings and No. 4 Texas A&M leveled the series in Gainesville with Saturday's 10-6 victory vs. No. 8 Florida. Shane Sdao also earned his first save of the season.

No. 4 Texas A&M heads on the road for its first SEC series of the year, taking on eighth-ranked the Florida Gators at Condron Family Ballpark. The three-game set marks the third time the two conference foes will meet in a top-10 matchup.

The fourth-ranked Texas A&M baseball team remained perfect by improving to 16-0 on Sunday afternoon at Blue Bell Park. Despite surrendering eight runs and the lead in the seventh, the Aggies overcame a four-run deficit and won 12-11 in the bottom of the 10th inning.

Back inside the friendly confines of Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park, the unbeaten Fightin' Texas Aggies host Rhode Island for the final non-conference series before SEC action begins next week. David Sandhops previews the matchup between the Ags and Rams.

Ranked seventh in the country, Texas A&M is 13-0 ahead of the final non-conference weekend of the year. During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, head coach Jim Schlossnagle joined to review a pair of midweek victories and look ahead to a three-game set with Rhode Island.

No. 7 Texas A&M trailed 3-1 in the seventh inning until Hayden Schott's three-run blast put the Aggies in front. With his fourth blast in five games, Braden Montgomery added important insurance an inning later as the Aggies moved to 13-0 on the year.

Braden Montgomery and Jackson Appel delivered two-run homers, the Aggies scored six in the final three innings and No. 7 Texas A&M cruised past the 24th-ranked Longhorns, 9-2. The Maroon & White are now 12-0 on the season after winning their third straight in Austin.

It was a perfect weekend for Jim Schlossnagle & Co., improving to 11-0 and adding three wins at Globe Life Field. On Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the head coach joined the program to discuss the sweep and Tuesday's midweek game in Austin.

Tanner Jones, Shane Sdao, Isaac Morton, Brock Peery, Zane Badmaev and Josh Stewart combined for 13 strikeouts in seven innings as No. 17 Texas A&M completed the series sweep of Wagner with an emphatic 21-2 run-rule victory on Sunday afternoon.

Texas A&M outclassed McNeese State in every facet of every game during a three-game Opening Weekend sweep at Blue Bell Park. Between a stout offensive attack and numerous bright spots on the mound, the Aggies' first three games provided plenty of optimism.

A season ago, Texas A&M's pitching set a program record for walks, and a rebuild of the staff seemed imperative. With pitching coach Max Weiner taking over, what improvements the Maroon & White accomplish on the mound will be the key to this team unlocking its potential.

Fall ball is almost in the books as A&M travels to Houston on Friday for the Aggies' final fall exhibition game. True freshman Gavin Grahovac and graduate transfer Hayden Schott share their biggest takeaways from fall practices, the outlook ahead of the 2024 season and more.

With Texas A&M baseball meetings beginning Friday, it’s time to analyze where the pitching staff currently stands in terms of who's returning from last season and those who will be new faces around Blue Bell Park this upcoming season.

A seven-run seventh completely deflated Texas A&M's hopes for a late rally as Stanford stayed alive and forced a Game 7 tomorrow with a 13-5 win on Sunday night. Another abbreviated outing from a starting pitcher set the Aggies behind early as the offense struggled to keep up.