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.

Playing error-free baseball for the entire weekend and seeing some ups and downs as it relates to timely hitting, Texas A&M took two of three from New Mexico State at Blue Bell Park. Next up is a Tuesday game vs. Prairie View A&M before SEC play begins on Friday night.

Dropping to No. 19 in the latest D1Baseball rankings, Texas A&M went 3-2 over a week that included a loss to UTSA and a failure to sweep New Mexico State on Sunday. Still, Michael Earley & Co. are beginning to show signs of life at the plate and in the field as SEC play looms.

No. 14 Texas A&M took two of three from the New Mexico State Aggies over the weekend at Blue Bell Park. First-year head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the series in its totality and preview what's to come as SEC play looms.

Left-handed starting pitcher Justin Lamkin turned in a quality start on Saturday as No. 14 Texas A&M defeated New Mexico State at Blue Bell Park, 7-1. The junior southpaw scattered eight hits, allowed one run and struck out 10 batters through seven innings.

With most of the team sporting freshly shaven heads, No. 14 Texas A&M erupted offensively to make quick work of New Mexico State in seven innings. Ryan Prager continued his dominance as A&M's Friday night ace, recording his second career complete-game shutout.

Aiming to end its non-conference slate on a positive note, Michael Earley's No. 14 Aggies will host Jake Angier’s New Mexico State ballclub for a three-game set this weekend. The Maroon & White are looking to play fundamentally sound baseball before the SEC gauntlet begins.

Sunday saw Texas A&M break out of its offensive slump with a 14-run explosion vs. Rice, but that was not enough to outweigh a pair of losses to Arizona and Oklahoma State earlier in the weekend. The statistics will show that the Aggies still have work to do to regain "elite" status.

Texas A&M put an end to a four-game slide on Sunday night with a 14-run offensive explosion to cap off a challenging 1-3 week for Michael Earley's Aggies. Still, one night of positives does not outweigh the rest of the struggles as the Maroon & White hopes to correct course.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning after a full weekend of Aggie Athletics. Liucci discussed Texas A&M basketball's loss at Florida, baseball's outing in Houston and much more.

No. 1 Texas A&M only had four hits and committed four errors in a 4-0 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday night at Daikin Park in Houston. The Aggies' worst performance yet sank the Maroon & White to a fourth consecutive loss.

Top-ranked Texas A&M has now dropped three straight contests as Arizona got the best of the Aggies on Friday night, 3-2. In a low-scoring affair to open the Astros Foundation College Classic, the offense and bullpen failed to support Ryan Prager's brilliant outing.

Away from Blue Bell Park for the first time this season, Michael Earley's No. 1 Aggies will travel to the Bayou City to face Arizona, Oklahoma State and Rice in the Astros Foundation College Classic. Coming off a loss to Texas State, A&M searches for an encouraging outing in Houston.

Michael Earley's No. 1 Aggies dropped their first midweek contest to Texas State on Tuesday night, 7-3. D1Baseball managing editor Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Live to speak on Texas A&M as of late and the upcoming challenges at the Astros Foundation College Classic.