Texas A&M Baseball News

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio former Aggie QB Stephen McGee and A&M coaches Rob Childress, Jo Evans, Billy Kennedy and more joined to share their memories of President George H.W. Bush and his love for Aggieland.

With national signing day behind them, coaches Rob Childress and Justin Seely had a chance to talk to Mitch Mason about all their signings, including what they will mean to the team and what they bring to the table as players.

Team Maroon was able to secure a win for the championship game this afternoon behind a solid pitching performance from Jonathan Childress. The Aggies will look to roll a productive fall camp into the season, which begins this February.

Maroon bounced back from the loss to the Pinstripes on Tuesday with a win today behind a solid offense performance by Bryce Blaum. With the series now all tied at 1-1, the two teams will square off for the Championship this Friday at Olsen Field.

In the first scrimmage of the Omaha Cup, Team Pinstripes took the lead in the bottom of the fifth and didn't look back, downing Team Maroon 9-4. Houston Baptist transfer Jonathan Ducoff (3-for-3) highlighted an electric Pinstripe offense.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio A&M head baseball coach Rob Childress joined to share his thoughts on his team's 2018 fall season, older names maturing on the roster and a few new names to know.

The Aggies brought out the bats in a Friday night scrimmage against the Bearkats of Sam Houston State, defeating them 11-3. David Sandhop breaks down the early returns on the first look at the soon-to-be 2019 Texas A&M squad.

Despite a brief weather delay, the Aggies played the first of two fall scrimmages on Friday night. With the Sam Houston State Bearkats in town, A&M put on an offensive show, led by Braden Shewmake, defeating the Bearkats 11-3.

Texas A&M Baseball opened their fall camp on Monday and Coach Rob Childress spoke to the media about the state of the team, health and roster building as they gear up for the 2019 Campaign.

Aggie first baseman Chris Andritsos has decided to hang up his spikes and forego his final two seasons on the diamond. The slugger was slated to hit in the middle of the A&M lineup in 2019, and now the Aggies will rely on someone else to step up in his place.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M catcher Michael Barash joined in-studio to discuss his decision to retire from professional baseball, return to Aggieland to finish his degree and begin his coaching career.

TexAgs.com is now twenty years old, and since our inception, we've seen some of the best athletes to ever don the Maroon & White. Gabe Bock runs down the twenty greatest Aggie athletes since TexAgs was created.