In just one day, the top-five Texas A&M baseball team will return to Olsen Field. The starting rotation is set, but the rest of a staff with the quality and depth of the Aggies can configure in many ways — and here's who is warming up.

The final countdown to the 2016 baseball season is underway. Continuing our extensive preview of a top-five Texas A&M team's outlook, we take a look at the unlikely journey of pitcher Cason Sherrod to the Maroon and White.

Any roster that ranks among the nation's top five is littered with difference-makers; Texas A&M is no exception. Yet, with the season's start less than a week away, the likely pitching rotation and 1-9 lineup are coming into focus.

After a 2013 season that saw him named a Freshman All-American, Boomer White chose to follow his heart and transfer from TCU and into the Texas A&M baseball program. On Friday he shared his journey on TexAgs Radio, alongside further preview of the 2016 season.

Any roster that ranks among the nation's top five is littered with difference-makers; Texas A&M is no exception. Among the Aggies' many key contributors, the health and performance a select 10 will determine the season's ultimate ceiling. These are the top among them.

Any roster that ranks among the nation's top five is littered with difference-makers; Texas A&M is no exception. Among the Aggies' many key contributors, the health and performance a select 10 will determine the season's ultimate ceiling. These are the first five.

A great deal of Texas A&M's early-season success in 2015 was its ability to trot out a two-headed monster at the back of the bullpen. Ryan Hendrix and Mark Ecker both return, both have hit 100 on the gun in the preseason ... and the Aggies should again have them both as the last line of defense.