Texas A&M scored 40 runs in a three-game sweep of South Carolina over the weekend at Blue Bell Park. With the offensive explosion (and a couple of stout pitching performances), the Aggies stretched their SEC winning streak to five consecutive conference games.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies are feeling good following a three-game sweep of South Carolina at Blue Bell Park as the Maroon & White have now won six in a row, including five straight SEC games. A step in the right direction, the Aggies have to keep it rolling in Fayetteville this week.

It was a thrilling three-game set for Michael Earley's Fightin' Texas Aggies, sweeping South Carolina in a series that included two walk-offs and four grand slams. The skipper joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap a great weekend at Blue Bell Park.

Down 12-2, Texas A&M pulled off a shocking comeback by scoring 13 unanswered, culminating with a pair of grand slams in the ninth to complete the sweep of South Carolina. With big blasts from Hayden Schott and Kaeden Kent, the Ags have now won five straight SEC games.

Michael Earley & Co. claimed their second straight series victory on Friday, putting up 17 runs on South Carolina. While the offense rolled, starter Justin Lamkin threw six innings of shutout ball with five strikeouts, only giving up three hits and walking one.

On Tuesday night, Texas A&M baseball took home a 14-1 win over Sam Houston at Don Sanders Stadium in Huntsville. The victory marks the Aggies' third in a row as they prepare for another all-important SEC series this weekend vs. South Carolina.

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.

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.

Outfielder Jace LaViolette etched his name in history as Texas A&M's all-time home run leader on Saturday afternoon. Along with LaViolette's 57th, five Aggies homered, yet the Maroon & White fell short as Kentucky evened the series with a 14-11 decision.

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.

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.

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.

No. 14 Texas A&M defeated Texas Southern on Wednesday night, 6-2, behind strong pitching performances and improved defense. True freshmen Aiden Sims and Gavin Lyons combined for seven innings of work, allowing two runs on four hits, no walks and four punchouts.

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.

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.

No. 1 Texas A&M dropped its second game in a row on Tuesday night as Texas State came into Blue Bell Park and defeated the Aggies, 7-3. Michael Earley and Jason Kelly used nine different pitchers as the staff issued 10 walks and 13 total free passes in the loss.

After two weeks of play, No. 1 Texas A&M has yet to deliver a complete performance as the Aggies are now 5-1 overall after taking a weekend series from Cal Poly at Blue Bell Park. Ryan Brauninger grades what he saw from the Aggies in the three-game set with the Mustangs.