No. 4 Texas A&M heads on the road for its first SEC series of the year, taking on eighth-ranked the Florida Gators at Condron Family Ballpark. The three-game set marks the third time the two conference foes will meet in a top-10 matchup.

It'll be a top-ten showdown in Gainesville this weekend as No. 4 Texas A&M travels to face No. 8 Florida to begin SEC play. On Thursday morning, head coach Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to preview the series with the Gators, provide a health update on his club and more.

The fourth-ranked Texas A&M baseball team remained perfect by improving to 16-0 on Sunday afternoon at Blue Bell Park. Despite surrendering eight runs and the lead in the seventh, the Aggies overcame a four-run deficit and won 12-11 in the bottom of the 10th inning.

It was yet another perfect weekend for Jim Schlossnagle & Co., sweeping Rhode Island with an exciting finish to the series on Sunday. The head skipper joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to detail the weekend and a midweek meeting vs. Sam Houston before SEC competition.

A walk-off single by Hayden Schott sealed the series sweep as No. 7 Texas A&M overturned a late deficit to defeat Rhode Island on Sunday afternoon, 12-11. Despite scoring the first seven runs, the bullpen unraveled but the Aggies managed to regain control and stay unblemished.

Back inside the friendly confines of Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park, the unbeaten Fightin' Texas Aggies host Rhode Island for the final non-conference series before SEC action begins next week. David Sandhops previews the matchup between the Ags and Rams.

Ranked seventh in the country, Texas A&M is 13-0 ahead of the final non-conference weekend of the year. During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, head coach Jim Schlossnagle joined to review a pair of midweek victories and look ahead to a three-game set with Rhode Island.

Braden Montgomery and Jackson Appel delivered two-run homers, the Aggies scored six in the final three innings and No. 7 Texas A&M cruised past the 24th-ranked Longhorns, 9-2. The Maroon & White are now 12-0 on the season after winning their third straight in Austin.

Next season, Texas A&M and Texas will again be conference opponents, which means the one-off midweek matchups will be no more. However, on Tuesday night in Austin, the hatred between the No. 7 Aggies and No. 24 Longhorns will be far from meaningless.

Behind scoreless outings from Ryan Prager and Evan Aschenbeck, the Aggies won their opening game of the Kubota College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field against Arizona State, 4-0. Braden Montgomery and Caden Sorrell both homered to account for A&M's offense.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M baseball and basketball. "The Source" dived into head coach Jim Schlossnagle's squad as they face ASU and USC in Arlington and much more.

Through seven games, the Fightin' Texas Aggies have been extremely impressive at the plate and on the mound, with Max Weiner's pitching staff currently leading the nation in ERA. Still, it's just a fun and encouraging start for the Maroon & White. Nothing more, nothing less.

Justin Lamkin and Evan Aschenbeck rolled, the Aggie bats collected eights hits, and No. 8 Texas A&M cruised to its second series victory of the season in a low-scoring affair, 2-0. Needing minimal run support, Braden Montgomery dealt the decisive blow in the first inning.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M. "The Source" also talked about Aggie baseball's potential this season, Johnny Manziel's recent appearance on Club Shay Shay and much more.

Bookended by home runs from Jace LaViolette, the eighth-ranked Aggies faced little resistance while picking up their first midweek win of 2024 over Incarnate Word, 9-3. In his first appearance this year, Chris Cortez allowed two runs but impressively fanned eight in 5.2 IP.

Texas A&M dazzled during opening weekend, outscoring McNeese State 31-1 at Blue Bell Park. On Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, coach Jim Schlossnagle discussed what he liked about the weekend from an offensive and defensive standpoint.

Texas A&M outclassed McNeese State in every facet of every game during a three-game Opening Weekend sweep at Blue Bell Park. Between a stout offensive attack and numerous bright spots on the mound, the Aggies' first three games provided plenty of optimism.

On a chilly Saturday afternoon, No. 8 Texas A&M skillfullytook down McNeese State to earn its first series victory of the season, 6-1. Locked into an intense pitchers' duel early on, the Aggies separated themselves for good as Jace LaViolette drew a bases-loaded walk in the seventh.