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.

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.

A new season at Olsen Field begins today, and expectations are as high as ever. Before the first pitch later today, the TexAgs baseball staff takes you through their season predictions for regular-season record, home run leader, postseason seeding and more.

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.

After failing to make it out of a regional for the second consecutive season, the A&M baseball must now focus on preparing the 2020 season. Gabe Bock takes a deep dive into how the Aggies roster might look once Opening Day rolls around in February.

Following a dramatic 11-10 walk-off win over West Virginia, Texas A&M managed only one run in a knock-out 4-1 loss to Duke. Chandler Jozwiak struck out career-high 12 batters, but the Aggie offense was unable find any timely hits to make it a competitive game late.

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 the injury to LHP Jonathan Childress, Christian Roa has continuously proven that he belongs in the starting rotation for Texas A&M. After consecutive dominating performances, it is likely that Roa has locked himself into the Sunday slot moving forward.

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.

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.

Bryce Blaum and Logan Foster each recorded multi-hit games as the Aggies took down Abilene Christian on Wednesday night at Olsen Field. Freshman southpaw Chris Weber was also solid, pitching 4.1 innings and fanning six Wildcats.

The pitching staff again headlined the week for the A&M baseball team as the Aggies' starters all notched impressive performances on the mound. However, the maroon and white again struggled at the dish. Gabe Bock analyzes the week in Aggie baseball with a big weekend slate ahead.

Texas A&M swept a solid Fordham club on opening weekend. Perhaps more importantly, both Aggie veterans and newcomers showed a number of encouraging signs, starting with the dominance of three lefty starters and several impressive performances at the plate.

Though the names on the mound may look similar to last season, the A&M pitching staff should be much more dynamic. The maroon and white boast a one-two punch of John Doxaxis and Asa Lacy that should be as potent as any team they face.

In the first scrimmage of the Omaha Cup, Team Pinstripes took the lead in the bottom of the fifth and didn't look back, downing Team Maroon 9-4. Houston Baptist transfer Jonathan Ducoff (3-for-3) highlighted an electric Pinstripe offense.