Wednesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio emanated live from the Omni Dallas Hotel, the site of 2024 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Kris Budden, Roman Harper, Chris Phillips, Dennis Dodd, J.D. Pickell, Nick de la Torre, Peter Burns, Cole Cubelic and Jordan Rodgers.

This week, Hayden Schott, Gavin Grahovac and Jace LaViolette withdrew their names from the transfer portal and announced their return to Texas A&M. D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers dives into what Aggies baseball's roster could look like in Michael Earley's first year.

It has been a wild week for Texas A&M baseball, as Michael Earley was named the newest head coach on Sunday. The Voice of the Aggies, Andrew Monaco, joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday to discuss Earley's loyalty, bond with the players and much more.

News broke on Sunday morning that Michael Earley will become the 21st head baseball coach in Texas A&M history. Before he's formally introduced to the 12th Man on Tuesday, Earley sat down with TexAgs for an exclusive interview as he takes the reins of Aggie baseball.

As Texas A&M inches closer to hiring its next head baseball coach, AD Trev Alberts should carefully consider the story of Dabo Swinney. Plenty of great candidates are waiting for a chance. Sometimes a program doesn’t have to hire an “elite” coach to get an elite coach.

With the departure of former Texas A&M head coach baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle to Texas, the Aggies are in full gear looking to find his replacement. Whoever is chosen as A&M's next skipper will be given elite resources to help the Aggies pick up where they left off in 2024.

With the head baseball coach position vacant in Aggieland, Texas A&M's focus must shift away from who left to finding the right replacement for the Maroon & White. There are a number of candidates on the market who appear capable of keeping A&M among the sport's powers.

Texas A&M Director of Athletics Trev Alberts is in search of a new baseball coach following a Lone Star betrayal earlier this week. In this edition of Ask Liucci, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci tackled another round of subscriber questions.

At the beginning of this week, Texas A&M was playing for a national championship. On Thursday, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Radio to discuss how the Aggies are navigating baseball's vacancy as Jim Schlossnagle and his three assistants left for Texas.

Texas A&M is currently in the process of filling baseball's head coaching vacancy, marking AD Trev Albert's first big hire in Aggieland. TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to dive into all the storylines surrounding this week's news.

Former Texas A&M infielder Boomer White played under Jim Schlossnagle for two seasons at TCU before transferring to Aggieland. On Thursday morning, White spoke to TexAgs Radio about his transactional relationship with the turncoat coach and much more.

Gasoline has been poured on the flames of the rivalry as Jim Schlossnagle made the mind-blowing move from Aggieland to Austin on Tuesday. Billy Liucci was joined by Ryan Brauninger and Richard Zane to react to the news that A&M is now searching for a new baseball coach.

In dropping a 6-5 decision to Tennessee on Monday, Texas A&M fell just one win shy of winning its first national title in program history. With the Aggies heading back to Aggieland empty-handed, Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday to discuss the loss and more.

In an anxiety-inducing 6-5 ballgame, Texas A&M came up just short of a national title as the Tennessee Volunteers took home the crown. The Aggies brought the tying run to the plate in both the eighth and ninth innings, but could not find the clutch hit to get it done.

On Monday night, Texas A&M dropped a 6-5 decision to the Tennessee Volunteers in the final game of the Men's College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. After the loss, Jim Schlossnagle, Hayden Schott and representatives from Tennessee addressed the media.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning from Omaha, Neb. to discuss all things Texas A&M baseball as the Aggies will play one more game against Tennessee for a chance to hoist a trophy tonight.

Before 25,987 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha on Sunday, Tennessee used a pair of two-run homers to deal Texas A&M its first loss of the postseason, 4-1. Now, both teams will battle on Monday in the final college baseball game of the year to decide the 2024 national champions.

On Sunday afternoon, Texas A&M dropped a 4-1 decision to the Tennessee Volunteers to set up a winner-takes-all Monday evening. Following the loss, Jim Schlossnagle, Chris Cortez, Jace LaViolette and representatives from Tennessee addressed the media.