With season just eight days away, Texas A&M baseball continues to prepare for its 2023 campaign and season-opening series with Seattle. On Thursday, head coach Jim Schlossnagle, Will Johnston and Jack Moss met with the media to discuss their excitement to hit the field.

Opening Day in Bryan-College Station is just 17 days away as Jim Schlossnagle and the fifth-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies continue preparing for Seattle on Feb. 17. Ryan Brauninger offers some of his notes from A&M's early practices and intrasquad scrimmages.

Ahead of his second year as Texas A&M's head coach, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to preview his squad before the 2023 season. The head coach discussed new rules in college baseball, returners and new names who could make an impact for the Maroon & White.

One year into the STACKED program, TexAgs presents our first annual report of how much has been brought in and paid out, as well as which athletes have been contracted. With over $500,000 already distributed to Texas A&M student-athletes, we are looking forward to 2023!

Fresh off a trip to the Men's College World Series last season, Texas A&M baseball begins year two of the Jim Schlossnagle era ranked No. 5 in D1Baseball.com's preseason poll. The Aggies finished last season at No. 3 by D1Baseball and enter 2023 with high expectations.

After lighting it up in his first year at Texas A&M last year, Jack Moss has established himself as a leader on the team. He stopped by TexAgs after the Ags wrapped up fall ball to talk about the team's performance, coaching and his experience at Texas A&M so far.

Instead of playing summer ball, Texas A&M first baseman Jack Moss spent the last few months honing in on his personal game. The Professional Hitter joined Ryan Brauninger for an exclusive one-on-one to discuss those improvements, fall practices and more.

During Friday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, A&M hitting coach Michael Earley joined to discuss the Maroon & White's lineup heading into their fall ball game at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park tomorrow afternoon.

Year two of the Jim Schlossnagle era in Aggieland kicked off a couple of weeks ago as Texas A&M baseball began fall practice. With an upcoming exhibition game on Saturday against Lamar, Ryan Brauninger provides an update on the team's progress.

Fall baseball practice is in full swing in Aggieland, and on Saturday afternoon, Texas A&M will host Lamar for an exhibition game at Olsen Field. During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Jim Schlossnagle stopped by to discuss how practice is going, facing Lamar and more.

During Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, baseball analyst Ryan Brauninger joined to share his thoughts on Micah Dallas & Dylan Rock being selected in the MLB Draft, Jace LaViolette coming to campus and the potential lineup for 2023.

The Aggies went from being projected to finish 13th in the SEC to making a historic run all the way to Omaha and finishing ranked No. 3 in the nation. Following a fantastic year, Gabe Bock deep-dives the stats and trends from A&M baseball's 2022 season and MCWS run.

Off a trip to the Men's College World Series, Texas A&M head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio to look back on what Aggie baseball accomplished in one year and to also chat about recruiting, facilities and more.

The road to the Aggies' first Men's College World Series appearance since 2017 was nothing short of improbable. In Jim Schlossnagle's first year at the helm, the team's rollercoaster season became full of memorable moments that will define the 2022 team's legacy.

The Aggies took another crucial step in their MCWS run on Tuesday with a 5-1 elimination win over Notre Dame. Ahead of Texas A&M's semifinal rematch with Oklahoma tomorrow afternoon, Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest storylines from today's game against the Irish.

Punching out six batters without yielding a run through seven innings, Nathan Dettmer's brilliant showing on the mound propelled #5 Texas A&M past Notre Dame on Tuesday afternoon, 5-1. The Ags will now face Oklahoma on Wednesday afternoon.

#5 Texas A&M is still alive in the MCWS after eliminating #9 Texas on Sunday afternoon with a 10-2 win. Jacob Palisch was brilliant in relief with five strikeouts while Jordan Thompson and Trevor Werner combined for four RBIs to help A&M win its first MCWS game since 1993.

Texas A&M stumbled out of the gates in Omaha, spotting Oklahoma eight runs in the first two innings. While the Aggies attempted to mount a comeback, a fourth-inning grand slam created a deficit that was too much for the Maroon & White to overcome.