Texas A&M's Tuesday night win over Houston Christian offered glimpses of encouragement for D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers after Michael Earley's Aggies were swept at Vanderbilt. Rogers spoke on A&M's play as of late and what he wants to see when the Ags host Kentucky.

Between allowing too many timely hits and rarely finding any of their own, the Texas A&M Aggies suffered a series sweep in Nashville at the hands of the Vanderbilt Commodores. Despite playing close games, the Ags must find a way to land the knockout punches.

After a 1-3 week that included a road sweep at Vanderbilt, Texas A&M continued its unacceptable run of form as the Ags are currently tied for last in the SEC. Offensive ineptitude has put pressure on the other phases, and an uptick in production is required in earnest.

Texas A&M dropped to 0-4 in conference play on Thursday night as the Aggies fell to No. 22 Vanderbilt, 5-3, in the series opener at Hawkins Field. Despite Jace Laviolette's program-tying 56th career homer, the Aggie offense remained a non-factor, mustering up just five hits.

Texas A&M head baseball coach Michael Earley joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live ahead of the Aggies' series opener against Vanderbilt in Nashville. Amid a season of ups and downs, Earley touched on the team's mentality as the Ags prepare for their first true road series.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies (11-9, 0-3) will don their road grays this weekend in Nashville as Michael Earley & Co. take on Tim Corbin's 22nd-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores (16-5, 1-2) in a three-game series beginning on Thursday night at Hawkins Field.

Following Alabama's sweep of Texas A&M at Blue Bell Park, the Aggies dropped out of D1Baseball's top 25. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Kendall Rogers joined to discuss A&M's recent play, including Tuesday night's 17-7 run rule of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

Texas A&M lost all three games in an SEC-opening series with Alabama at Blue Bell Park, and with the margins already razor-thin in the nation's best league, the Aggies found themselves on the wrong side of nearly every key statistic against the Crimson Tide.

The weekend at Blue Bell Park offered gut-punch after gut-punch as Texas A&M was swept out of its own ballpark by the Alabama Crimson Tide. Sitting at 10-9 overall and 0-3 in conference, the Aggies' biggest challenge is preventing self-doubt from taking over the clubhouse.

Following a disappointing weekend at Blue Bell Park, head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap Texas A&M's series against Alabama. The first-year skipper spoke on this past weekend's result and much more.

Concluding a beyond forgettable weekend for Michael Earley and the Aggies, No. 17 Alabama shut out No. 19 Texas A&M on Sunday afternoon, 2-0. Myles Patton's solid start was wasted as the offense sputtered in all three games with the Crimson Tide.

No. 19 Texas A&M came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie Saturday's contest in the eighth inning. However, No. 17 Alabama punched back in the ninth, loading the bases via an error, walk and a single, and Will Hodo's grand slam lifted the Crimson Tide to a 6-2 win at Blue Bell Park.

19th-ranked Texas A&M dropped its first Southeastern Conference contest of the season to No. 17 Alabama, 6-4, at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park on Friday night. The Aggie pitching staff gave up eight hits, with four of those leaving the park.

The gauntlet of SEC play has arrived as Michael Earley's 19th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies prepare to host a top-20 series against 17th-ranked Alabama. With an unforgiving conference schedule ahead, A&M looks to take care of business in the friendly confines of Blue Bell Park.

The opening weekend of Southeastern Conference action has arrived as No. 19 Texas A&M hosts No. 17 Alabama for a three-game series at Blue Bell Park this weekend. On Thursday, Michael Earley, Ryan Prager and Hayden Schott spoke to the media to preview the matchup.

SEC play has arrived as Michael Earley's No. 19 Aggies are prepared to host Rob Vaughn's No. 17 Crimson Tide for a three-game set. The first-year head coach joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to provide an overview of this club before the gauntlet begins.

As Texas A&M's leadoff man, shortstop Kaeden Kent has been one of the most consistent producers at the plate and defensively through the first 16 games. In an inclusive sit-down, Kent spoke about what drives him to improve and much more.

Through 16 games, No. 19 Texas A&M is 10-6, with an important three-game series against No. 17 Alabama on deck as the SEC slate gets underway. On Wednesday, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Live to discuss the unknowns that still surround the Aggies.