Over the weekend, Texas A&M shocked the college baseball world, taking two of three to win the series over No. 1 Tennessee in Knoxville. Head skipper Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap the Maroon & White's successful road trip.

The Aggies were outclassed in all phases on Friday night as top-ranked Tennessee no-hit and run-ruled Texas A&M in the series opener in Knoxville. With the 10-0 loss, Michael Earley's club is now 14-15 overall and 1-9 in SEC play, with a doubleheader scheduled for Saturday.

With their postseason aspirations on life support, a daunting task awaits Michael Earley's Aggies, facing Tony Vitello's No. 1 Tennessee Volunteers in a three-game set in Knoxville. Texas A&M is looking to play a complete game on all fronts to take down the top-ranked club.

At 14-14 overall and 1-8 in the SEC, the Fightin' Texas Aggies will face No. 1 Tennessee this weekend in a rematch of last year's national championship series. Ahead of the road trip to Knoxville, Michael Earley, Bear Harrison and Ryan Prager addressed the media.

Texas A&M finally won its first SEC game of the season on Friday night, but the Aggies dropped their Saturday and Sunday contests as Kentucky took the three-game set at Blue Bell Park. While the A&M offense finally produced, the pitching regressed significantly.

As has been the case for much of the season, Texas A&M again failed to play a complete game across all phases this weekend in a series loss to Kentucky at Blue Bell Park. With a 1-8 SEC record and just 21 conference games remaining, A&M's postseason outlook is bleak, at best.

A&M won their first game of SEC play, and Jace LaViolette hit a record-breaking home run, yet the Aggies walked away from the series vs. Kentucky disappointed after dropping Saturday's and Sunday's contests. Head coach Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to chat about the result.

Once the nation's consensus preseason No. 1 team, Texas A&M dropped its third straight conference series to sink to 1-8 in SEC play this season. Sunday's travel-curfew-shortened 10-5 loss saw a stale Aggie pitching staff give up 10 runs and 10 hits in a rubber match vs. Kentucky.

In search of the win column in SEC play, Michael Earley's first-year ballclub clawed its way back from a 7-1 deficit to earn its first conference win of the year over Kentucky. Catcher Bear Harrison went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs to assist in the 9-7 win on Friday.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live Friday morning to recap Texas A&M's Pro Day. Liucci highlighted performances from a handful of Aggies on Thursday and spoke on Aggie baseball's upcoming series hosting Kentucky.

At 0-6 in Southeastern Conference play, Texas A&M must play with a sense of urgency this weekend as the Aggies welcome Kentucky to Blue Bell Park. If the Maroon & White are to fight their way into the postseason, the turnaround must begin this weekend vs. the Wildcats.

Ahead of the weekend's series against Kentucky at Blue Bell Park, Texas A&M head baseball coach Michael Earley joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to give some quick injury updates before diving into the key players behind the Aggies' midseason improvements.

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.