Texas A&M baseball color commentator Scott Clendenin joined TexAgs Radio for another edition of Diamond Talk, this time trying to guess what the Aggies' roster might look like in 2021 following eligibility relief, the draft and newcomers making their way to Aggieland.

Texas A&M outfielder Cam Blake joined TexAgs Radio to discuss how he has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Blake also shared that he plans to return for another season now that the NCAA has granted eligibility relief for all spring sport athletes.

Following the NCAA's decision to extend eligibility relief to all spring sport athletes regardless of classification, Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio to share a baseball perspective on this unprecedented move.

After a disappointing weekend last week, the Aggies were able to go undefeated on the week with a win over A&M-CC and a home sweep over New Mexico State. The Ags will need to keep the momentum going as they start SEC on the road against Auburn this weekend.

Today's spin of the TexAgs Topic Wheel brings us to the Texas Aggie bats. Following a disappointing weekend in Frisco, the Maroon & White look to get back on track at Olsen Field this weekend against New Mexico State.

The Aggies suffered their first disappointing weekend after losing all three games at Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco. With the losses, Texas A&M finds itself outside the top-25 for the first time in 2020.

No. 10 UCLA's bats got the best of Christian Roa and the rest of the A&M pitching staff on Saturday night, handing the Aggies a 10-2 loss in the Frisco Classic. Aside from a Hunter Coleman solo homer in the fourth, the A&M fireworks were pretty much nonexistent.

The Aggie baseball team lost their first game of the season to Illinois in a tightly contested game at Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco. An eighth-inning run by Illinois proved to be the lone score in the game.

The Aggies took Olsen Field five times last week, and they won each of them, many in decisive fashion. Gabe Bock recaps the second week of the season, noting the key storylines at the plate, in the field and on the mound.

The Aggies were firing on all cylinders on offense this weekend against Miami (OH) on Opening Weekend, tallying 32 runs over three games. During this edition of Brauny's Baseball Breakdown, we look at a play at the plate during game two.

A new season at Olsen Field begins today, and expectations are as high as ever. Before the first pitch later today, the TexAgs baseball staff takes you through their season predictions for regular-season record, home run leader, postseason seeding and more.

Texas A&M baseball will be unveiling a new-look offense in 2020 with the addition of Chad Caillet as hitting coach. Ryan Brauninger takes a look at what to expect to see when the Aggies come to the plate this season.

The Aggie baseball team opens up the 2020 season with a home series against Miami (Ohio) this weekend. On Tuesday, Rob Childress and select Aggie baseball players met with the media to discuss the start of the season.

The lineup for the Aggie baseball team this spring will likely feature a lot of familiar names in 2020. How those veteran bats perform in 2020 might be the biggest determining factor to A&M's success on the diamond.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Aggie baseball assistant coaches Justin Seely, and Chad Caillet joined in-studio to discuss the team's new offensive approach in 2020 and the bevy of weapons on the mound.

After failing to make it out of a regional for the second consecutive season, the A&M baseball must now focus on preparing the 2020 season. Gabe Bock takes a deep dive into how the Aggies roster might look once Opening Day rolls around in February.

Following a dramatic 11-10 walk-off win over West Virginia, Texas A&M managed only one run in a knock-out 4-1 loss to Duke. Chandler Jozwiak struck out career-high 12 batters, but the Aggie offense was unable find any timely hits to make it a competitive game late.

The Aggies came alive late in the game, but it wasn't enough to overcome Duke in game one of the Morgantown Regional. Gabe Bock shares his thoughts from Texas A&M's 8-5 loss to the Blue Devils.