Returning home one night after squeezing out a victory against UTA in Arlington, the Aggies handed the ball to Matt Kent and watched the sophomore work six near-flawless innings en route to a second straight win.
Texas A&M cruised through seven innings on Tuesday night and weathered a late surge by the Mavericks against the Aggie bullpen, snapping the Aggies' losing streak at three and boosting their record to 8-4.
The No. 18 Texas A&M baseball team moved to 7-1 on the season after a 5-1 victory over the Houston Baptist Huskies. Freshman Tyler Stubblefield picked up the win, striking out nine batters in the process.
Grayson Long took the mound with the series in the balance on Sunday and delivered his second straight scoreless, seven-inning performance to open the season. The Aggies coasted to a 5-0 win to move to 6-1.
The Aggies burst out to a 4-0 season-opening record on the wings of striking depth in the lineup and their customarily strong pitching. They'll welcome the 3-2 Hornets with the rotation set and a sweep in mind.
The No. 21 Texas A&M baseball team moved to 4-0 on the season after defeating Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday night behind an 12-run offensive barrage and a solid start from freshman Tyler Stubblefield.
Led by a balanced and powerful offense for the second straight game, the Aggies opened the season 2-0 with another win against the Huskies. Sophomore J.B. Moss hit A&M's first homer and added two web gems.
Temperate weather welcomed the awaited start of Aggie baseball season on Friday and the pleasant temps gave way to red hot offense and dominant mound performance from Daniel Mengden in an eight-run win.
Entering its second SEC season with a streak of seven NCAA Tournament appearances and an interesting mix of veterans and new additions, is Texas A&M set to field one of Rob Childress' more complete teams?
