Texas A&M is fresh off a series win over LSU and a Tuesday night offensive explosion at Rice as the Aggies carry some much-needed momentum into a weekend series with Auburn. After week five of the season, the TexAgs coverage team answers questions facing the Aggies.

After dropping a midweek contest to Houston, Jim Schlossnagle & Co. kicked off SEC play with a pair of wins over No. 13 LSU but were ultimately unable to complete the sweep. With week five in the books, Gabe Bock deep-dives the stats following another split week for the Aggies.

Not many gave Texas A&M a chance to take two out of three against LSU in Baton Rouge this weekend, but after three hard-fought games, the earned Aggies their first SEC series win of the season. Ryan Brauninger shares his thoughts on the weekend series.

Texas A&M left 14 runners on base as No. 13 LSU erased a 6-2 deficit to salvage the Sunday finale in Baton Rouge, 7-6. Aggie pitching allowed the Tigers to score five runs in their final four at-bats, resulting in a come-from-ahead loss for the Maroon & White.

After winning the first two games in the series, Ryan Prager takes the mound for the Maroon & White on Sunday looking for the sweep of the 13th-ranked LSU Tigers. Follow along as the TexAgs crew provides live updates of the series finale between the Ags and Tigers.

Texas A&M travels to Baton Rouge to begin Southeastern Conference action with the LSU Tigers this weekend. Still searching for some positive momentum, Jim Schlossnagle's Aggie face a tall task this weekend inside a hostile Alex Box Stadium.

Southeastern Conference action officially begins this weekend, and the Aggies will venture into hostile territory for a three-game set with the LSU Tigers. Ahead of the road trip to Baton Rouge, Jim Schlossnagle, Jack Moss and Ryan Prager spoke to the media.