TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football and baseball. "The Source" discussed Aggie baseball's trip to Baton Rouge, revenue sharing within college athletics and much more.

After a weekend full of storylines surrounding Texas A&M and Georgia's series, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Radio to discuss it all. Additionally, Rogers spoke on how the Aggies’ transfer haul is performing and previewed their upcoming trip to The Box.

From big swings to key defensive plays and even a touch of controversy, No. 1 Texas A&M took two of three from Georgia over the weekend in an action-packed three-game set at Blue Bell Park. In the end, the Maroon & White earned their sixth straight SEC series victory.

For a third consecutive week, a Fightin' Texas Aggie has been named the Southeastern Conference's Freshman of the Week as Caden Sorrell picked up his first career weekly honor. In a 3-1 week for the Ags, Sorrell was 7-for-13 with two doubles and a triple.

Top-ranked Aggie baseball is rolling through SEC competition with a pair of road series up ahead. The Voice of the Aggies, Andrew Monaco, joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to detail Texas A&M's recent dominance on the diamond and football offseason.

No. 1 Texas A&M split Saturday's doubleheader with the No. 20 Georgia Bulldogs at Blue Bell Park. Game one saw an insane amount of firepower as the Aggies came back from a nine-run first inning to run-rule the Dawgs in seven frames, 19-9, but fell in the finale, 5-4.

No. 1 Texas A&M launched four home runs on Friday night on the way to a series-opening win over No. 20 Georgia, 5-2. Ted Burton accounted for half of the Aggies' long balls, and Ryan Prager and Evan Aschenbeck dealt against a dangerous Bulldog lineup.

Former big league pitcher and ESPN college baseball color commentator Gregg Olsen was on the call for No. 1 Texas A&M's 13-11 win over Houston on Tuesday night. During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Olson offered his thoughts on the Ags, the SEC as a whole and more.

Despite a dramatic turn, No. 1 A&M held on for a 13-11 victory over Houston after the Cougars cut into a once seemingly insurmountable eight-run deficit in the late innings. Hayden Schott finished with a three-run bomb and two walks, and Evan Aschenbeck picked up his sixth save.

No. 1 Texas A&M run-ruled Air Force before lighting up Friday's doubleheader to claim a top-20 series win over Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The sweep may have eluded the Aggies on Saturday, but they still dominated on the road and continue to support their vaunted reputation.

Setting a program record for most runs in an SEC series with 37, top-ranked Aggie baseball took care of business at Alabama. Former SEC Player of the Year Boomer White joined TexAgs Radio to share his perspective on Jim Schlossnagle's squad this weekend.

It was another successful weekend for Texas A&M baseball, taking the series on the road at Alabama. Head skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the Aggies' business trip to Tuscaloosa and the week ahead at home.

Looking for back-to-back sweeps, No. 1 Texas A&M came up just short against No. 18 Alabama, falling 10-9 in a back-and-forth affair on Saturday. The Aggies' resiliency helped them come back from an early 5-0 deficit, but the Tide had all the answers for A&M's fight.

Caden Sorrell's two home runs — including a grand slam in the fifth inning — highlighted a gritty 10-5 comeback victory in the opener, the Aggies plated 18 runs on 18 hits to claim the nightcap, and No. 1 Texas A&M marched to a doubleheader sweep on Friday in Tuscaloosa.

Jace LaViolette was a double shy of hitting for the cycle, finishing 4-for-6 with a pair of two-run bombs, the Aggies recorded 16 hits as a team and No. 1 Texas A&M run-ruled Air Force on Tuesday, 15-5. Ryan Targac's sacrifice fly scored Hank Bard to end another dominating outing.

A&M is undoubtedly one of the best teams in the country (and the Aggies have a new ranking to prove it), but what is most impressive about the Maroon & White at the midway point of the SEC grind is their style of play, synergy and competitive spirit that has led to this success.

Outscoring Vanderbilt 36-6 this weekend and completing the sweep, your Fightin' Texas Aggies are atop the college baseball world at No. 1. Head skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to discuss A&M's dominating series on the mound and at the plate.

Tanner Jones worked 7.1 innings and struck out five to combine for the shutout with Evan Aschenbeck, the Aggie offense put up a five-spot in the first inning and No. 3 Texas A&M secured the series win over No. 6 Vanderbilt with another dominating performance.