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.

Jim Schlossnagle & Fightin' Texas Aggie baseball is a flawless 12-0 after cruising past in-state rival Texas on Tuesday night in Austin. Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the Aggies' victory as well as what he's seen from the rest of the SEC.

Riding their best start since 2015 after winning three straight in DFW to improve to 11-0, Texas A&M should be excited about its play with a fifth of the season in the books. With what we've learned so far, there's a lot to love and even things to look for as the season ramps up.

Former Texas Aggie first baseman John Scheschuk joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to detail the Aggies' showing so far three weeks into the season. The All-American honed in on A&M's potent offense and Max Weiner's impact on the pitching staff.

For the first time since 2020, the Fightin' Texas Aggies are 10-0 following a 9-3 victory over the USC Trojans at Globe Life Field on Saturday afternoon. The seventh-ranked Aggies scored six runs over their final three innings to improve to 2-0 in the Kubota College Baseball Series.

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.

Texas A&M pitching has punched out 47 hitters and only walked seven through the first four games in 2024. On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, head coach Jim Schlossnagle spoke about the Aggie pitching staff in addition to looking ahead to this weekend's set with Wagner.

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.

Pitching and offense dominated on Opening Day as No. 8 Texas A&M earned a lopsided 15-0 victory over McNeese State. Between Ryan Prager's brilliance, Braden Montgomery's storybook homer and Jace LaViolette's two-bomb night, standouts came from all over the diamond.

Max Weiner had never coached at the collegiate level until Jim Schlossnagle hired him away from the Seattle Mariners over the summer. Considered one of the game's brightest young minds, the 29-year-old has Texas A&M pitching ready to dominate this zone in 2024.

Texas A&M baseball's 2024 roster includes multiple All-Americans, productive returning veterans, impact transfers and heralded freshmen. With so many potential impact players up and down the line, David Sandhop identifies a list of 10 names to keep an eye on this spring.

A season ago, Texas A&M's pitching set a program record for walks, and a rebuild of the staff seemed imperative. With pitching coach Max Weiner taking over, what improvements the Maroon & White accomplish on the mound will be the key to this team unlocking its potential.

Texas A&M baseball will kick off its 2024 campaign on Friday with a season-opening series against McNeese State. Third-year head coach Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to provide his updates on his star-studded squad.

Acknowledging the difference between what you know and what you think can be a beneficial tool in many different areas, including baseball. With the 2024 Texas A&M baseball season rapidly approaching, such an exercise might be a helpful way to look at the Maroon & White.

Two-way phenom Braden Montgomery was part of two wildly successful Stanford teams before transferring to A&M this summer. As he prepares for what could be a one-and-done campaign as an Aggie, Montgomery believes he's surrounded by more talent than ever before.

A&M baseball's new strength and conditioning coach Josh Kesel arrived in Aggieland in August and immediately started getting the Aggies prepared for the 2024 campaign. He sat down with TexAgs to explain his philosophies and share how the club has handled the transition.

Max Weiner moved from the professional ranks down to the collegiate level this summer to become Texas A&M's new pitching coach. Ahead of his first opening day as a college coach, Weiner spoke to TexAgs about the excitement, his philosophy and much more.