Texas A&M swept the defending national champions this past weekend and is positioned in the top-six in nearly every major poll. After week 13 of the 2022 campaign, the TexAgs baseball coverage team explores the questions facing the Ags.

The Aggies took another all-important step toward a regional-host bid after claiming all three games this past weekend against Mississippi State. Following the team's sixth-consecutive series victory, Gabe Bock deep-dives the stats of A&M's sweep of the Bulldogs.

This weekend, Texas A&M notched a sixth-consecutive SEC series, sweeping the Mississippi State Bulldogs. The Ags found multiple ways to win, out-dueling State at the plate on Friday and Saturday before A&M pitching locked down the Bulldogs on Sunday.

Oops, they did it again. Jim Schlossnagle and the Aggies won their sixth-consecutive SEC series over the weekend at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park by sweeping the defending national champions, and the A&M head coach joined TexAgs Radio on Monday to recap it.

Behind a four-run seventh that included a three-run double by Troy Claunch, No. 10 Texas A&M defeated Mississippi State, 8-7, to take the series opener. The Aggies are now 8-1 in series-opening contests against SEC opponents this season.

Texas A&M will cap off its current homestand with a series against Mississippi State as the team looks to make some final adjustments with the postseason on the horizon. Ahead of Friday's series opener, David Sandhop shares what to expect on the diamond this weekend.

No. 10 Texas A&M hosts the defending national champions at Blue Bell Park this weekend as Mississippi State comes to Aggieland. Ahead of another big-time SEC series, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to preview the Aggies' showdown with the Bulldogs.

Despite some concerning outings on the mound, Texas A&M found a way to win its fifth consecutive SEC series, taking two of three from South Carolina over the weekend. As the Aggies' surge continues, it's time to deep-dive the stats from another fun week of baseball.

Another series win for the boys in Maroon & White. Aggie baseball skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio Monday morning to reflect on his team's two wins over the South Carolina Gamecocks at Olsen Field.

South Carolina jumped out to a 9-0 lead, but the resilient and gritty Aggies refused to go away as an inevitable blowout loss ultimately turned magical thanks to Brett Minnich's walk-off homer. With the win, No. 13 Texas A&M has now won five consecutive SEC Series.

Overcoming futility on the mound, the Aggie offense roared back with a five-run sixth inning to tame UT Arlington's short-lived lead and win the game. Dylan Rock delivered one of his best offensive outings of the season, finishing just one triple shy of the cycle.

Afflicted by a poor start on the mound, the Commodores proved to be too much for Texas A&M in Friday night's game early after scoring seven unanswered runs. Vanderbilt's arms combined for 12 strikeouts to even the series, 11-1.

Failing to cash in on key offensive opportunities, Texas A&M was ultimately unable to erase an early deficit despite a fantastic relief performance by Joseph Menefee. Now for the fifth consecutive weekend, the Aggies are forced to battle for the series in a rubber match.

Texas A&M fought back from an early loss to split Saturday's doubleheader with Tennessee but couldn't keep things afloat on Sunday, losing game three and the series. Gabe Bock details the weekend at Olsen and looks at what remains for the Aggies.