From Alex Box Stadium, TexAgs' David Sandhop and Richard Zane recap Friday night's 6-4 Texas A&M loss to LSU. Three solo bombs and an RBI single weren't enough for the Aggies to overcome a messy, four-run sixth as the Bayou Bengals took the series opener.

Top-ranked Texas A&M improved to 39-6 overall and 24-0 in non-conference action with a 10-6 victory over Tarleton on Tuesday night at Blue Bell Park. The Aggies accumulated 13 hits, including a trio of home runs to move the team total to 102 on the season.

No. 1 Texas A&M took the first two games from No. 18 Alabama, but the Aggies fell just short of completing a second straight sweep on Saturday. Following a fifth straight victorious SEC series for A&M, David Sandhop and Richard Zane react to the three games in T-Town.

Winners of nine of their last 10, the third-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies will take on the sixth-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. The top-10 meeting marks the first in Aggieland since the 2016 matchup between the Aggies and Commodores.

Third-ranked Texas A&M is on the road for the second time in SEC play, taking on the 22nd-ranked Gamecocks. Sitting at 6-3 in the conference, the Aggies look to claim their first SEC series this weekend, beginning on Friday night.

No. 3 Texas A&M baseball has won its last six games following a 12-2 victory on Tuesday night over Texas State in San Marcos. D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to give his thoughts on A&M's recent success on the diamond.

Houston Christian refused to go down quietly as fourth-ranked Texas A&M endured a few anxious moments in the ninth inning but ultimately prevailed 6-3 on Tuesday night. For the Aggies, Hayden Schott drove in three runs while Luke Jackson struck out two in his first start.

No. 7 Texas A&M knocked off No. 21 Mississippi State, 6-3, on Thursday night behind a quality start from Ryan Prager and two home runs from Gavin Grahovac. With the win, the Aggies improved to 20-2 on the season and 2-2 in conference play.

SEC play has returned to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park as the seventh-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies host No. 21 Mississippi State for a Thursday-Friday-Saturday series in College Station. After dropping a three-game set at Florida, the Ags will look to get back on track in Aggieland.

Now ranked No. 7 in the country, Texas A&M returns to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park for an eight-game home stand as the Aggies look to recover from a weekend series in Gainesville that uncovered a handful of question marks for Jim Schlossnagle's ball club.

Texas A&M baseball dropped its first series of the year on the road to Florida. Head skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the three-game set and the busy week ahead, playing four games in four days, hosting PVAMU and Mississippi State.

Despite a solid start on the mound from Justin Lamkin, Texas A&M dropped the rubber match of the first SEC series of the year to Florida in Gainesville, 4-2. With the loss, the Aggies fall to 18-2 on the season and 1-2 in conference play.

Braden Montgomery, Gavin Grahovac and Jace LaViolette each homered, Evan Aschenbeck struck out six across four innings and No. 4 Texas A&M leveled the series in Gainesville with Saturday's 10-6 victory vs. No. 8 Florida. Shane Sdao also earned his first save of the season.

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.

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.

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.

No. 7 Texas A&M trailed 3-1 in the seventh inning until Hayden Schott's three-run blast put the Aggies in front. With his fourth blast in five games, Braden Montgomery added important insurance an inning later as the Aggies moved to 13-0 on the year.