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.

Ryan Brauninger, Richard Zane and Scott Clendenin joined Friday morning's edition of TexAgs Live to recap Texas A&M's thrilling walk-off win over South Carolina on Thursday night. The Baseball Roundtable details what the Aggies need to continue to do to claim the series.

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.

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.

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.

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 baseball now sits at 0-6 in conference play after a disappointing weekend in Nashville as Vanderbilt swept the Aggies. Head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the frustrations his club is facing and much more.

Leading 3-2 in the bottom of the seventh, Texas A&M's bullpen melted down in a six-run inning as the 22nd-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores pulled away for an 8-5 win on Saturday afternoon. With the loss, the Aggies are now 11-12 overall and 0-6 in SEC play.

The weekend at Blue Bell Park offered gut-punch after gut-punch as Texas A&M was swept out of its own ballpark by the Alabama Crimson Tide. Sitting at 10-9 overall and 0-3 in conference, the Aggies' biggest challenge is preventing self-doubt from taking over the clubhouse.

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.

No. 19 Texas A&M came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie Saturday's contest in the eighth inning. However, No. 17 Alabama punched back in the ninth, loading the bases via an error, walk and a single, and Will Hodo's grand slam lifted the Crimson Tide to a 6-2 win at Blue Bell Park.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.