Everyone knows what No. 1 Texas A&M's overall ceiling could be, but what about a facet-by-facet breakdown of where the Aggies excel vs. excel a little less? From starting pitching to the slugging offense, here's what the best version of A&M might look like.

Gavin Kash is in his fourth year of college baseball, but 2025 will be his first season as a Fightin' Texas Aggie. With Opening Day set for Friday, the senior utility player sat down for an exclusive interview to discuss his expectations for the year and much more.

Each week, Cade Bickham will provide five takeaways from the weekend that was for Michael Earley and Texas A&M baseball. With Opening Day scheduled for Friday, we look at five key areas that could make or break the Maroon & White's quest for a national title in 2025.

The No. 1 Aggies are looking to fill the gap on the mound left by Evan Aschenbeck and Chris Cortez as opening day at Blue Bell Park approaches. The key may be found somewhere on an impressive list of second-season arms who will be crucial to securing the 27 needed outs.

As the nation's consensus No. 1 team, Texas A&M baseball is just four short days away from Opening Day against Elon on Friday night. First-year skipper Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to preview the season and look back on Saturday's First Pitch Game at Blue Bell Park.

No.1 Texas A&M faces a tough task in 2025, as 20 of its 55 games are against opponents ranked in D1Baseball's preseason top 25, and only three will be played at home. The Aggies' quest to return to the MCWS Finals will, without a doubt, be a grueling 4-5 month journey.

A week ago, Michael Earley graciously allowed a reporter to trail him for an entire day as the Aggies continued to prepare for the 2025 season. These are the takeaways from a Friday afternoon spent with the 21st head coach in Texas A&M baseball history.

Receiving 10 of the 16 first-place votes from the league's coaches, Michael Earley's first-year Texas A&M squad was selected to finish atop the Southeastern Conference in 2025. In addition, four Aggies were selected to the SEC's Preseason First Team.

We are only 10 days away from Opening Day at Blue Bell Park, and on Tuesday morning, Texas A&M Hall of Famer John Scheschuk joined TexAgs Live to explain how Michael Earley's Aggies are capable of living up to their preseason No. 1 ranking and more.

Fightin' Texas Aggie baseball will return to Blue Bell Park this month as Opening Day is under two weeks away. Ahead of Michael Earley's debut as head coach, former third baseman Scott Livingstone joined TexAgs Live to speak on the highly-anticipated season.

We are just a few short weeks away from Aggie baseball's Opening Day against Elon. Texas A&M Hall of Famer and former MLB third baseman Scott Livingstone previewed the Maroon & White’s looming season and their plethora of potential.

Former A&M outfielder J.B. Moss joined TexAgs Live dives into the No. 1 Aggies' upcoming season and their potential under first-year head coach Michael Earley. Moss also shared he will return to Aggieland, along with other former players, for the inaugural First Pitch Game.

On Friday, it was announced that Hayden Schott will wear No. 12 for the top-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies in 2025. In an exclusive interview, Schott spoke about receiving that honor, his love for music from the 1980s and much, much more.

Left-hander Ryan Prager chose to return for another year in Aggieland, and entering 2025, Texas A&M is the nation's top-ranked ball club. In an exclusive interview, the All-American spoke about his preparation for the season, how he's managing expectations and more.

With hoops in full swing and baseball just around the corner, there are plenty of questions on the mind of the 12th Man. In this edition of Ask Liucci, "The Source" tackled another round of subscriber questions from across Texas A&M Athletics and beyond.

Michael Earley's first-year roster is loaded with veteran returners and talented transfers. Just 32 days away from Opening Day, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joins TexAgs Live to discuss why the Aggies earned the top spot to open the season.

To begin Michael Earley's first campaign in Aggieland, Texas A&M sits atop D1Baseball's 2025 preseason poll. The ranking comes after the Maroon & White's incredible run in Omaha last summer fell one win short of the program's first national title.

On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Live, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M as 2025 gets rolling. Men's basketball and women's basketball continue their conference slates and more.