No. 1 Texas A&M continued its unbeaten start to the 2025 campaign as the Maroon & White defeated Cal Poly in the series opener at Blue Bell Park, 6-1. The Aggies and Mustangs will be back in action on Saturday with first pitch set for 12 p.m. CT.

On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live, Texas A&M baseball head coach Michael Earley joined us to preview this weekend's series against Cal Poly. Earley gave injury updates as the Maroon & White prepare to host the Mustangs for a three-game set at a cold Blue Bell Park.

On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live, Texas A&M baseball head coach Michael Earley joined us to preview this weekend's series against Cal Poly. Earley gave injury updates as the Maroon & White prepare to host the Mustangs for a three-game set at a cold Blue Bell Park.

No. 1 Texas A&M is three games into its 2025 campaign, and after having a midweek date with McNeese canceled, the Aggies return to Blue Bell Park this weekend for a series with Cal Poly. Until then, Ryan Brauninger answers a few questions surrounding Michael Earely's ball club.

There were positives and negatives to take away from No. 1 Texas A&M's season-opening sweep of Elon over the weekend. With three games in the books, Ryan Brauninger grades how the Aggies performed in all phases of the game vs. the Phoenix.

Outscoring Elon 32-14 over the weekend, top-ranked Texas A&M handled business to open the Aggies' 2025 campaign. Head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to look back on Opening Weekend and highlight a few standout performances.

To conclude a successful Opening Weekend, top-ranked Texas A&M took care of business with a 12-6 win over the Elon Phoenix. Myles Patton shined in his first start as an Aggie, while Jace LaViolette, Kaeden Kent and Jacob Galloway each hit a dinger in Sunday's matinee.

Texas A&M head baseball coach Michael Earley joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to talk all things Opening Weekend at Blue Bell Park. Preparing for the Aggies' series against Elon, Earley updated us on the team's overall health, starting lineups and more.

Most recently the head coach at Washington, Jason Kelly is now Michael Earley's associate head coach and leading the Texas A&M pitching staff. With a plethora of weapons at his disposal, Kelly & Co. are ready to again dominate on the mound.

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.

With the First Pitch Game in the rearview, Kaeden Kent and his Texas A&M teammates are now focused on Friday's opener against Elon. Ahead of Opening Day, Kent sat down for an exclusive one-on-one to discuss his excitement for the season, his comfort level at shortstop and more.

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.

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.

High school baseball players put pen to paper on Wednesday, and Texas A&M welcomed a 2025 signing class of 13 new Aggies. With an impressive collection of talent now heading to Aggieland, Michael Earley's first haul as A&M's head man ranks among the nation's best.

In 11 innings of exhibition baseball, Texas A&M's pitching staff allowed just one unearned run on one hit as the Aggies flexed on the Houston Cougars at Blue Bell Park, 13-1. A&M pitching fanned 15 and walked just three in a sparking fall ballgame.

Replicating last year's pitching and defensive success won't be easy but is far from impossible for Michael Earley and the Aggies. Ryan Brauninger provides an early look at names both new and old that could impress on the mound and with the leather this upcoming season.

Texas A&M baseball transfers Wyatt Henseler, Gavin Kash and Matthew Bergevin are going through their first fall in College Station. In an exclusive sitdown, the trio of newcomers spoke about what drew them to Aggieland, how fall practices have been going and more.