Despite getting out-hit 17-14 in the contest, the Texas A&M baseball team was able to secure the home sweep over Army with a decisive game three victory on Sunday. Because of a travel curfew for the Black Knights, the game was cut short and the Ags won in eight innings.

Texas A&M's stars - both on the mound and at the plate - shined bright on Friday as the Aggies defeated Army, 12-3, in the series opener. Asa Lacy struck out 14 and Zach DeLoach hit a pair of home runs en route to the victory.

Through five games, the Texas A&M offense has been nothing short of impressive, but keeping up that torrid pace will be their next task. Rob Childress and Hunter Coleman spoke with the media about the A&M offense and more ahead of the Aggies' series against Army.

The Texas A&M baseball team got out to a big lead early and never looked back in a 7-inning rout of Prairie View A&M. The Aggies wracked up 30 runs on 18 hits, scoring 27 of those runs in the first two innings.

Aggie baseball continued its win streak to start the season with a rout over the SFA Lumberjacks at Olsen Field. An early lead allowed Aggie pitcher Dustin Saenz some breathing room to secure the win.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M baseball coach Rob Childress joined to recap his team's 3-0 weekend at Olsen Field against Miami (OH) and analyze how his guys implemented the new offensive approach.

Last week, the Aggies began the 2020 season with a three-game sweep over Miami (Ohio). Gabe Bock recaps a week that featured strong showings at the plate for several Aggies, dominant pitching performances throughout the rotation and aggressive baserunning.

The early buzz around the ballpark on Sunday was Texas A&M's stylish new maroon pinstripe jerseys, but a pair of home runs in the first ensured that uniforms wouldn't be the only positive for the Aggies as they closed out a sweep of Miami (OH) with a 6-2 win on Sunday.

Aggie baseball followed up their 17-1 Opening Night victory with a nine-run, 15-hit dominating performance against Miami (OH). Christian Roa shined on the mound as the junior hurled six innings will punching out 12 RedHawks.

The Aggie baseball team had the bats come alive on Opening Day at Olsen Field, putting together a 13-hit, 17-run performance against Miami (OH) on Friday evening. Asa Lacy's eight strikeouts and Will Frizzell's third-inning grand slam capped off a dominant showing.

The Aggie baseball team opens up the 2020 season with a home series against Miami (Ohio) this weekend. On Tuesday, Rob Childress and select Aggie baseball players met with the media to discuss the start of the season.

With several big-name returning players coming back for 2020, the Texas A&M baseball team has a strong core veteran core. But the Aggies also have a handful of new players coming into the program who look ready to have an instant impact in the lineup.

Coming off of a season where the Aggies had arguably the best pitching in the SEC, big expectations can come to be expected. The burden will fall on some young returners, as well as a few transfers, to live up to the hype that a new season brings.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M head baseball coach Rob Childress joined to discuss the Maroon & White's event this weekend for Vs. Cancer and the upcoming 2020 baseball season.

With baseball season fastly approaching, practice is officially underway. Ahead of day one at Olsen Field, head coach Rob Childress and players Asa Lacy and Mikey Hoehner met with the media to discuss the upcoming season.

The Aggie baseball team added 13 signatures last Wednesday, and Heath Clary had an opportunity to discuss the new players with head coach Rob Childress and assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Justin Seely.

Texas A&M baseball's fall camp is in full swing. Ahead of their Friday night scrimmage with the Rice Owls, coach Rob Childress and a couple of players met with the media to provide a fall ball update.

Texas A&M baseball is beginning its fall practices on Tuesday, but many have been getting work in throughout the offseason. Rob Childress, Mikey Hoehner and Asa Lacy met with the media on Monday to detail the latest with the program.