The Aggies came alive late in the game, but it wasn't enough to overcome Duke in game one of the Morgantown Regional. Gabe Bock shares his thoughts from Texas A&M's 8-5 loss to the Blue Devils.

The Aggies will be playing to keep their season alive on Saturday after falling to Duke in their first game of the Morgantown Regional. An uncharacteristically poor pitching performance negated Texas A&M's ninth inning rally.

For the third straight year the Aggies will be road warriors in the opening round of the NCAA postseason. Gabe takes an in-depth look at what to expect from A&M and the three other teams who will settle in Morgantown for regional action this weekend.

After needing a series win over one of the best teams in the country to boost their chances to host a Regional, the Aggies came out and played some of their best baseball all year to take two out of three against Arkansas at home.

Last week, the Aggies won a midweek game against Sam Houston State and dropped 2 out of 3 against Mississippi State. Gabe Bock recaps the week that included strong outing from the Texas A&M aces and another slow weekend at the plate.

A seventh inning solo shot from Mississippi State's Justin Foscue proved to be the difference in Texas A&M's 4-3 loss to the Bulldogs in the series finale. The Aggies would score all three runs in the final two frames.

Ethan Small and the Mississippi State Bulldogs outdueled John Doxakis and Texas A&M to win game one of the three-game weekend series. Once again, the Aggie bats were nowhere to be seen, an issue that has troubled the team all season long.

After winning two out of three against South Carolina last weekend, the Aggies head back out on the road for a three game set against the Ole Miss Rebels in Oxford. David Sandhop gives his thoughts on the weekend ahead.

Texas A&M took another tough midweek loss to Houston on Tuesday night. Now the Ags head out to Columbia, South Carolina for a three game set with the Gamecocks.

The No. 7 A&M baseball team fell to Texas State on Tuesday but rebounded to put together a weekend series win over Auburn. Gabe Bock recaps the past week that included an incredible outing from LHP John Doxakis and the Aggies falling into a slump at the plate.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress joined to recap his team's 2-2 week against Texas and LSU and to preview this weekend's matchup with the Auburn Tigers.

Riding the momentum of the series win over Vanderbilt, the No. 10 Aggies strung together a four-win week including a sweep of Kentucky. Gabe Bock recaps the week that included a dominant weekend for Braden Shewmake and another incredible outing for LHP Asa Lacy.

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.

After leaning on their pitching staff the first few weeks of the season, Texas A&M was powered by strong hitting over the last seven days. With SEC play and top-ranked Vandy on the horizon, the Aggies will look to keep both groups hot.

After an opening loss to Gonzaga, Texas A&M rallied back in an enormous way, scoring 14 runs. It was a 15 hit performance for the Maroon and White including a grand slam from Ty Coleman. Tomorrow at noon, the Ags look to keep the bats going to seal the series win.

The 20th-ranked Aggie baseball team has extended their win streak to 5 games, and they'll look to continue their success on the field with Gonzaga coming to College Station this weekend. David Sandhop takes a look at the keys to the series.

A 13-2 start to the season for the Aggies has been filled with great performances from a bevy of guys. Each week, Bridgett Falcone sits down with one of the players to get the inside story and award the TexAgs Diamond Player of the Week.

Bryce Blaum, a red-shirt sophomore transfer from Ole Miss, returned to Texas last year and sat his required year out per NCAA rules last season. Now able to play, Blaum has made a difference for the Aggies both at the plate and on the field.