Texas A&M matches up well with Davidson on paper, but the Wildcats have been red-hot over the last two weeks. Can the Aggies get over the Super Regional hump and finally make it back to the College World Series? We'll find out this weekend.

Texas A&M, Houston, Baylor and Iowa are set to square off in Houston for a chance to advance to the Super Regional round. David Sandhop broke down the matchups and details what each squad needs to do to keep its season alive.

Texas A&M heads into the SEC Tournament looking for momentum before regional play begins. That momentum will ride on the arm of freshman John Doxakis in game one as he makes the biggest start of his young career against the Tigers.

Texas A&M harbors hopes of advancing past the regional round in the NCAA Tournament, but to do that, the Aggies will need to shore up their play in the field and on the mound. They'll try to do that as they wrap up the regular season against Arkansas.

While Texas A&M no longer harbors realistic hopes of an SEC title, postseason positioning is always on the line in May. The Aggies need to play well in Oxford against a pitching-heavy Ole Miss squad before the regular season finale next weekend.

Texas A&M has been climbing the SEC standings against some of the conference's weaker competition, but that will change this weekend against the Bulldogs. If the Aggies hope to continue their ascent, they'll have to overcome a beefy MSU lineup.

The Aggies have continued to climb back into the SEC race, going 5-1 over the last two weeks of conference play. Missouri should offer a stronger challenge in Columbia, and A&M needs to position itself to make a move over the last few weeks of the season.

Tennessee appears to be limping through conference play with a 4-11 SEC record, but the Vols have proven dangerous at times. Texas A&M will need to play clean baseball in order to continue climbing the standings and position itself for the postseason.

The Texas A&M baseball team will attempt to ride its recent wave of momentum into Tuscaloosa for an Easter weekend matchup with the Alabama Crimson Tide, who sit in last place in the SEC standings. If the Ags take care of business, they could start to climb the standings themselves.

The Aggies have put together a strong couple of weeks, positioning themselves to re-enter the national conversation if they can build on the momentum. A surprisingly good Auburn team will test A&M, especially when the Aggies are at the plate.

At 1-5 in SEC play, Texas A&M needs to begin winning road series to stay in the hunt for postseason play. That's going to be a tall task this weekend as the Aggies travel to Alex Box Stadium to take on a top-ten LSU squad.

Texas A&M dug an early hole last weekend against Kentucky and desperately needs to perform at a higher level against an up and down Vanderbilt squad. If they can generate some offense and find a few answers on the mound, the Aggies can start to rebound.

Kentucky's 12-6 record isn't going to impress anyone at this point in the year, but the Wildcats have overcome a rough start to the season and are firing on all cylinders. Texas A&M will have to up its game to get the best of Nick Mingione's squad.

Texas A&M may not be getting a big challenge when Brown comes to Olsen field, but the Aggies should be able to get back on track after a disappointing finish in Houston last weekend. Still searching for a closer, A&M still has questions to answer.

Texas A&M Baseball's first week was marked by impact freshman performances and a hot lead-off hitter in Nick Choruby. Against Pepperdine, the Aggies to find some answers on the mound and continue to play solid baseball.

Rob Childress and his squad open the 2017 campaign against a Bowling Green team returning seven starters in their lineup and led by a veteran head coach. A&M will look to build confidence and early momentum at Olsen this weekend.

An unparalleled logjam at the top of the SEC standings will settle out this weekend, and the possibilities are endless. For Texas A&M, the easiest answer is wrapping up a national seed with a series win against Ole Miss. Which under-performing group will be the Aggies' key?

It's deja vu all over again in the SEC: a national seed is up for grabs, and the winner of this series may take it. No. 2 Texas A&M appears to be steamrolling to the finish, but No. 9 South Carolina is 28-2 at home. Which team holds the advantage?