Finishing with a 14-16 record in the conference, the regular season is now in the rearview as Texas A&M approaches the SEC Tournament in Hoover. Jim Schlossnagle joins TexAgs Radio to detail the Aggies' series win over Mississippi State and what is to come in Hoover.

Jace LaViolette broke the A&M program record for most homers in a season by a freshman by launching three bombs in Friday night's exhilarating 6-4 victory at Mississippi State. Surpassing John Byington's mark set in 1987, LaViolette accounted for all six Aggie RBIs.

Despite holding a 7-2 lead, Texas A&M slowly crumbled as they were eventually walked-off by Mississippi State on Thursday. The Aggies benefited from 15 walks but failed to capitalize on key opportunities as they left 16 runners stranded and batted 0-for-4 with the bases loaded.

In this edition of Ask Liucci, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci covers it all. From favorite bands of the 90s to Texas A&M football to Buzz Williams & Co., "The Source" tackles another round of subscriber questions.

It's a key weekend in the Southeastern Conference as Texas A&M ventures to Starkville with their postseason fate on the line. On Thursday morning, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to discuss where his team stands ahead of the Ags' series-opener at Mississippi State.

The stakes are higher than ever as Texas A&M faces Mississippi State on the road with major postseason implications on the line for both clubs. Ahead of the final series of the regular season, David Sandhop previews what to expect in the crucial three-game set in Starkville.

Outscored 23-1 in the last 18 frames, Texas A&M failed to respond as Alabama took two of three from the Aggies at Blue Bell Park this weekend. Sitting at 12-15 in the conference, head coach Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to recap the series loss.

Trevor Werner's three long balls were not the only offensive fireworks as Aggie hitters sent six total bombs out of the park to take down Alabama in Friday's series opener, 11-5. Werner's spectacular outing was the first three-homer game from an Aggie since 1999.

Following a monumentous series win over Florida, Texas A&M turns its attention to what lies ahead with just seven regular season games left to play. The Aggies will have to jump over their next conference hurdle when the Alabama Crimson Tide comes to town this weekend.

Texas A&M's balk-off win on Sunday capped off what was a successful weekend for Aggie baseball. Following the massive series victory over the fourth-ranked Florida Gators, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to detail the exhilarating weekend.

It took some last-inning theatrics, but Texas A&M pulled off a thrilling victory on Sunday afternoon to steal a three-game series from No. 4 Florida. With the score deadlocked in the final stanza, a Brandon Neely balk allowed Travis Chestnut to score and win the game, 3-2.

Twelve hits electrified Texas A&M's performance over the No. 4 Florida Gators on Saturday night en route to a 15-2 victory. Timely hitting sparked an eight-run fourth frame, which was followed by a six-run sixth to secure the run rule and even the series at Blue Bell Park.

On an evening in which the long ball dominated the ballgame, No. 4 Florida outlasted Texas A&M in a nail-biter at Blue Bell Park, 6-5. Aggie pitching surrendered three homers, while Jace LaViolette and Trevor Werner left the yard for the Maroon & White in the losing effort.

A&M's margin for error remains precariously thin as they look to make a late push towards the postseason with No. 4 Florida rolling into town for a three-game set. Ahead of another all-important series, David Sandhop shares what to expect this weekend at Blue Bell Park.

It's another big-time series at Blue Bell Park as Texas A&M aims to begin its postseason push vs. No. 4 Florida this weekend. Ahead of Friday's series opener, Jim Schlossnagle, Evan Aschenbeck and Max Kaufer spoke to the media to preview the three-game set.

It was another frustrating night all around for Texas A&M as the Aggies struggled in all facets throughout a 10-4 loss to No. 7 Arkansas in Fayetteville. Losing their fourth straight and dropping their first series since March, A&M only recorded a measly four hits on Friday.

Falling behind early but managing to forge an improbable tie, Texas A&M ultimately dropped the series opener in Fayetteville as a go-ahead run in the eighth inning led No. 7 Arkansas to a 7-5 victory on Thursday. Despite outhitting the Razorbacks, A&M issued an alarming 14 walks.

Coming into the weekend with four straight conference series victories, A&M looks to keep its recent momentum alive as they head back on the road to face a statistically-similar team in No. 7 Arkansas. David Sandhop previews what to expect in the three-game set in Fayetteville.