Lia Musgrave recaps Thursday's SEC Media Days action, including Auburn's quarterback battle, Kentucky’s plan of continued success following a 10-win season and Derek Mason's quest to lead Vandy to a winning season.

SEC Media Days 2019 hit the homestretch on Thursday as Auburn, Vanderbilt and Kentucky took their turns in the spotlight. Olin Buchanan takes a look at the most compelling storylines from the final day in Hoover.

Thursday is the fourth and final day of SEC Media Days as Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Auburn take center stage in Hoover. Hear from each coach and player from Thursday's media availability here.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball.com joined to share his thoughts on Kumar Rocker's dominating game two performance against the Wolverines and tonight's winner-take-all final.

Christian Roa threw seven dominant innings against then-top ranked Vanderbilt on Sunday, blanking the Commodores and striking out seven along the way. After earning SEC Pitcher of the Week honors, he talked with TexAgs about his big outing and the team's mindset.

SEC play began this week in Aggieland and the Aggies did not disappoint in their 2-1 series win over No. 1 ranked Vanderbilt. From pitching to elite defensive plays, Texas A&M showed their presence on the field in a big way. They look to carry this momentum into tomorrow's matchup with Rice.

The Aggies dominated the Vanderbilt Commodores on Sunday afternoon, following up Saturday's Olsen Magic with a 7-0 shutout of one of the top teams in the country. David Sandhop offers his thoughts on the series finale.

TexAgs presents a full gallery from Texas A&M's series winning weekend over the Vanderbilt Commodores.

Texas A&M rode the momentum from Saturday's comeback win and shutout the Commodores, 7-0, behind a masterful pitching performance from Christian Roa and several clutch at bats from the offense.

After summoning Olsen Magic in the late innings on Saturday, The Aggies evened the series and go for the series win in the rubber match today. Follow along with Joel Best as he gives play by play updates in the series finale.

Despite being behind throughout the game, the Aggies were able to manufacture runs and set themselves for a walk-off finish against No. 1 Vanderbilt. Ryan Brauninger shares his thoughts on the A&M win.

The 19th ranked Aggies were able to work a comeback against top-ranked Vanderbilt, ultimately winning in walk-off fashion, 8-7. Jonathan Ducoff singled in the winning run for Texas A&M in the bottom of the ninth.

After falling to No. 1 Vanderbilt last night, 7-4, the No. 19 Aggies return to Olsen Field to take on the Commodores again on Saturday. Follow along as Ryan MacDonald provides live updates as the game progresses.

Despite nearly mounting a heroic comeback, the Aggies didn't play their best ball on Friday night as they opened SEC play against the Vanderbilt Commodores and lost game one of the weekend series, 7-4.

Texas A&M dropped the SEC opener to top ranked Vanderbilt by the score of 7-4 on a chilly Friday night at Olsen. Gabe Bock weighs in on what went wrong for the Aggies and discusses the ups and the downs of the first game against the Commodores.

After suffering a midweek loss to Dallas Baptist on Tuesday, the Aggies look to get back to winning ways as No. 1 Vanderbilt comes to town to open SEC play. Mitch Mason provides up-to-the minute updates as Friday night's game progresses.

The No. 19 A&M baseball team will face their toughest test of the season thus far as No. 1 Vanderbilt comes to Olsen Field for a three-game SEC-opening series. David Sandhop takes a look at the keys to the series.

The Aggies took down Vanderbilt on Wednesday night, 69-52, in the first round of the SEC Tournament behind a career night from Savion Flagg. Logan Lee offers his thoughts on the A&M win and the development of Flagg.