A once highly-anticipated matchup, Texas A&M and Ole Miss will face each other in a three-game set looking to shake off their respective ruts. With the season's trajectory hanging in the balance for both teams, David Sandhop shares what expect this weekend at Blue Bell Park.

In a script similar to yesterday, poor starting pitching wasted an early lead as No. 21 Texas A&M dropped the weekend series in Knoxville, 8-7. Despite the Aggies pulling ahead again in the sixth, the Volunteers marched back and crossed the finish line with a walk-off sacrifice fly.

The Maroon & White venture to Knoxville for their second consecutive ranked series with No. 12 Tennessee. As the Aggies look to take advantage of a Volunteer team that struggled mightily last weekend in Columbia, David Sandhop previews what to expect between both teams.

No. 15 Texas A&M's pitching staff struggled to command the strike zone on Saturday as the Aggies allowed 14 free passes in a 12-7 loss to top-ranked Louisiana State. A disastrous six-run fourth erased what was a positive offensive start as A&M slumped to 0-2 in SEC play.

The surging Maroon & White embark on one of the toughest schedules in the SEC when they face No. 1 LSU this weekend at Blue Bell Park. Ahead of the top-15 matchup, David Sandhop previews what to expect between the Aggies and Bayou Bengals.

Riding a four-game winning streak, No. 15 Texas A&M hosts Northern Kentucky in one last non-conference series before starting SEC play next weekend. As the Maroon & White look to take another step forward, David Sandhop previews what to expect between both teams.

Fresh off a victory at Rice, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio on Thursday morning to share his thoughts on the Aggies' solid four-game win streak. The A&M head man also provided injury updates as well as a look ahead to this weekend's set with Northern Kentucky.

Kendall Rogers, the co-managing editor of D1Baseball.com, joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to talk all things college baseball from around the Southeastern Conference, country and more.

In the early hours of Monday morning, A&M put the finishing touches on a 2-1 showing at the Shriners Children's College Classic. With the first three weeks of the 2023 campaign being so inconsistent, perhaps the weekend at Minute Maid will provide the boost the Ags need.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics after A&M basketball's regular-season finale, baseball's weekend at the Shriners Children’s College Classic and so much more.

After a long night at Minute Maid Park to defeat No. 25 Texas Tech, head coach Jim Schlossnagle gave up some sleep to join TexAgs Radio and analyze the Maroon & White's weekend in Houston.

The night turned into morning as the fifteenth-ranked Aggies gutted out a 16-frame finale to best No. 25 Texas Tech, 4-2. The five-hour and 34-minute showdown of old SWC foes completed the Aggies’ weekend at the Shriners Children's College Classic with a 2-1 record.

With no control of the mound and little run support, No. 15 Texas A&M struggled in all facets against No. 14 Louisville as they dropped Friday's opener in Houston. In what's been a common trend so far this year, the Aggies were outhit 14-6 while Nathan Dettmer allowed six runs.

Texas A&M pulled off a comeback victory on Sunday with a three-run ninth inning to beat Portland and salvage the series finale. With a big weekend at the Shiners Children's College Classic upcoming, perhaps that win was just what the Aggies were in desperate need of.

Texas A&M baseball dropped the series to Portland over the weekend, and head coach Jim Schlossnagle came in studio to discuss the Aggies' recent shortcomings. Schlossnagle detailed his overall thoughts on the weekend and looked ahead to a midweek meeting with HCU.

Desperately needing a win, the fifth-ranked Aggies pieced together a three-run ninth to salvage the series finale vs. Portland, ending on Jace LaViolette's walk-off, two-run double. The comeback victory helped Jim Schlossnagle & Co. put an end to a frustrating three-game slide.

Pitching coach Nate Yeskie pieced together a staff that got the Aggies to the Men's College World Series a year ago, but in 2023, Texas A&M figures to have a more pronounced presence on the mound with the expectation of returning to Omaha.