Once the nation's consensus preseason No. 1 team, Texas A&M dropped its third straight conference series to sink to 1-8 in SEC play this season. Sunday's travel-curfew-shortened 10-5 loss saw a stale Aggie pitching staff give up 10 runs and 10 hits in a rubber match vs. Kentucky.

Texas A&M baseball now sits at 0-6 in conference play after a disappointing weekend in Nashville as Vanderbilt swept the Aggies. Head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the frustrations his club is facing and much more.

Leading 3-2 in the bottom of the seventh, Texas A&M's bullpen melted down in a six-run inning as the 22nd-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores pulled away for an 8-5 win on Saturday afternoon. With the loss, the Aggies are now 11-12 overall and 0-6 in SEC play.

No. 19 Texas A&M came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie Saturday's contest in the eighth inning. However, No. 17 Alabama punched back in the ninth, loading the bases via an error, walk and a single, and Will Hodo's grand slam lifted the Crimson Tide to a 6-2 win at Blue Bell Park.

19th-ranked Texas A&M dropped its first Southeastern Conference contest of the season to No. 17 Alabama, 6-4, at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park on Friday night. The Aggie pitching staff gave up eight hits, with four of those leaving the park.

No. 19 Texas A&M scored in every offensive inning as the Aggies overwhelmed and outclassed an overmatched Prairie View A&M club on Tuesday. With the 14-0 run-rule victory, the Aggies are now 10-6 as the SEC slate begins on Friday against No. 17 Alabama.

Texas A&M put an end to a four-game slide on Sunday night with a 14-run offensive explosion to cap off a challenging 1-3 week for Michael Earley's Aggies. Still, one night of positives does not outweigh the rest of the struggles as the Maroon & White hopes to correct course.

Top-ranked Texas A&M has now dropped three straight contests as Arizona got the best of the Aggies on Friday night, 3-2. In a low-scoring affair to open the Astros Foundation College Classic, the offense and bullpen failed to support Ryan Prager's brilliant outing.

Away from Blue Bell Park for the first time this season, Michael Earley's No. 1 Aggies will travel to the Bayou City to face Arizona, Oklahoma State and Rice in the Astros Foundation College Classic. Coming off a loss to Texas State, A&M searches for an encouraging outing in Houston.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning after a busy weekend in Aggieland. Liucci discussed Texas A&M basketball's outing at Reed Arena on Saturday, baseball's 2-1 weekend at Blue Bell Park and much more.

On a dreary and cold Saturday afternoon, top-ranked Texas A&M was able to fight past the dreadful weather and an 86-minute delay to defeat Cal Poly, 4-3. A far-from-perfect outing, the Aggies' offense woke up in the seventh to claim a second straight series.

Battling frigid temperatures in College Station, Michael Earley's No. 1 Aggies will take on Larry Lee's Cal Poly Mustangs in a three-game set over the weekend. Texas A&M looks to build off its 3-0 start and seek improvement on defense and in the bullpen.

There were positives and negatives to take away from No. 1 Texas A&M's season-opening sweep of Elon over the weekend. With three games in the books, Ryan Brauninger grades how the Aggies performed in all phases of the game vs. the Phoenix.

Outscoring Elon 32-14 over the weekend, top-ranked Texas A&M handled business to open the Aggies' 2025 campaign. Head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to look back on Opening Weekend and highlight a few standout performances.

In his first game as Texas A&M's skipper, Michael Earley secured his first win as his No. 1 Aggies battled to outlast Elon on Friday, 4-2. The largest Opening Day crowd in program history gathered on a chilly night to watch A&M rally from a 2-0 deficit and secure 2025's first victory.

Entering the season as a consensus No. 1 team, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers doesn't believe the preseason hype will get to Texas A&M. Rogers joined TexAgs Live two days away from Opening Day to speak on Michael Earley's talented first-year roster.

The No. 1 Aggies are looking to fill the gap on the mound left by Evan Aschenbeck and Chris Cortez as opening day at Blue Bell Park approaches. The key may be found somewhere on an impressive list of second-season arms who will be crucial to securing the 27 needed outs.

As the nation's consensus No. 1 team, Texas A&M baseball is just four short days away from Opening Day against Elon on Friday night. First-year skipper Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to preview the season and look back on Saturday's First Pitch Game at Blue Bell Park.