On this day in 2016, the Aggie baseball team won the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama. We got the team back together on Google Hangouts to reminisce about their favorite memories, stories, and much more.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M baseball player Nick Banks joined to discuss his transition from playing college baseball to the minor leagues, the players that will lead the Aggies in 2017 and more.

Texas A&M is set to host a regional and a super, with a seemingly favorable draw and TCU potentially waiting in the next round. Joined by his stars Boomer White, Nick Banks and Kyle Simonds, Aggies coach Rob Childress shared his feelings on Monday.

Nick Banks is back and Texas A&M is the SEC Tournament champion. The question this time around won't be whether the Aggies will get a national seed, but whether they'll be the top overall seed. In the meantime...

An unparalleled logjam at the top of the SEC standings will settle out this weekend, and the possibilities are endless. For Texas A&M, the easiest answer is wrapping up a national seed with a series win against Ole Miss. Which under-performing group will be the Aggies' key?

Once again deftly handling the grind of the elite SEC slate, No. 2 Texas A&M hit the road and took a series from No. 9 USC to position itself as a near-lock for a national seed. However, the four games remaining will determine the outcome of the Aggies' season.

In a series opener worthy of a top-10 SEC clash, No. 2 Texas A&M and No. 9 South Carolina went into the seventh inning knotted at 0-0. Unlikely heroes at the plate and another elite effort on the mound made the difference for the Aggies, who took Friday's game 3-0.

It's that characteristic all elite teams have: when push comes to shove, at the plate or on the mound, Texas A&M finds a way to win. Holding at No. 2 in the polls, the Aggies have positioned themselves well for a top-eight seed; with two series left, they can take it.

National seeds are set to be divvied up among no less than five SEC teams — and one contender may be eliminated this weekend. Another clash of the conference's titans features Texas A&M and Vanderbilt, whose strengths sit opposite on the spectrum. Whose will win out?

Rain forced Texas A&M and Arkansas to play two on Saturday, and concerns arose as the Aggies' pitching fell by the wayside. Still, A&M fought back in the second game to salvage a split — with Sunday's rubber match set to answer some pointed questions.

Playing far from its best against one of the SEC's better pitching staff, Texas A&M found a way to take another series. Now positioned solidly at the head of the West, the Aggies — led by Boomer White's greatness and surprising pitching depth — face their make-or-break stretch.

The first half of All-American outfielder Nick Banks' season defied expectations for less-than-stellar reasons, but since moving to the second spot in the lineup Texas A&M's junior star has returned to form — and then some. Prior to the Alabama series he shared his thoughts on the Aggies and visiting Alabama.

Is any lineup in college baseball as terrifying as Texas A&M's at the moment? The Aggies rose to No. 3 in all the relevant polls after a dominant sweep of Mississippi State in Starkville, but the how and the why carry implications for every weekend that follows.

On Sunday Texas A&M completed a massive sweep of Mississippi State behind another 10-run barrage, led once again by the red-hot top of the lineup. Yet, more importantly, the Aggies will return home having advanced their chase for the season's goals.

The Aggies merely needed a strong rebound during the weekend's series against Georgia. Instead, they made a statement. With a rotation that seems righted and a lineup that is as deep as any 1-through-9, Texas A&M is ready to head to No. 2 Mississippi State.

Following last weekend's sweep at the hands of Florida, No. 6 Texas A&M returned to Olsen Field knowing a series victory against Georgia was a must — and the Aggies answered the bell. Saturday's dominant victory gave us a home run explosion, Jace Vines' strong start and Austin Homan stating his case.

Has Texas A&M finally found its Friday night ace? It appeared possible on Friday, when Brigham Hill mowed down the Georgia lineup en route to a key win. But equally as important, a key change in the lineup and Andrew Vinson's vintage showing paid dividends.

The No. 1 ranking is gone and a Texas A&M team that rightfully has Omaha aspirations now faces a series that, frankly put, is a must-win. The Georgia Bulldogs are the type of team the Aggies would like to see in this situation — but will A&M take care of business?