After four seasons as a Penn Quaker, 2025 will be Wyatt Henseler's first as a Fightin' Texas Aggie. In an exclusive one-on-one, the transfer infielder spoke about his excitement as Opening Day nears, getting acclimated to the culture inside Texas A&M's clubhouse and more.

Michael Earley's first-year roster is loaded with veteran returners and talented transfers. Just 32 days away from Opening Day, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joins TexAgs Live to discuss why the Aggies earned the top spot to open the season.

To begin Michael Earley's first campaign in Aggieland, Texas A&M sits atop D1Baseball's 2025 preseason poll. The ranking comes after the Maroon & White's incredible run in Omaha last summer fell one win short of the program's first national title.

Infielder Gavin Grahovac is coming off of wrist surgery, and he was recently cleared to start full workouts ahead of the highly-anticipated 2025 campaign. In an exclusive interview, Grahovac discussed rehabbing his injury, Texas A&M's high-powered offense and much more.

In 11 innings of exhibition baseball, Texas A&M's pitching staff allowed just one unearned run on one hit as the Aggies flexed on the Houston Cougars at Blue Bell Park, 13-1. A&M pitching fanned 15 and walked just three in a sparking fall ballgame.

Texas A&M baseball is holding its final fall exhibition on Friday night against Houston, and admission at Blue Bell Park will be free! During the latest edition of TexAgs Live, head coach Michael Earley spoke about his team's progress and tonight's matchup with the Coogs.

One of the fastest men in Maroon & White, true freshman Terrence Kiel Jr. hails from Atlanta, but his ties to Texas A&M are obvious. In an exclusive sitdown, the speedster spoke about adjusting to life as a college baseball player in Aggieland, his father's legacy and more.

Replicating last year's pitching and defensive success won't be easy but is far from impossible for Michael Earley and the Aggies. Ryan Brauninger provides an early look at names both new and old that could impress on the mound and with the leather this upcoming season.

The son of Jeff Kent, Texas A&M shortstop Kaeden Kent has been extremely productive since the Aggies finished their run through Omaha. In an exclusive one-on-one, Kent spoke about taking a leadership role on the infield, working with the new coaching staff and more.

A transfer from Long Beach State, left-hander Myles Patton got the start in Texas A&M's fall exhibition vs. Houston Christian a couple of weeks ago. In an exclusive interview, Patton spoke about his transition to Aggieland, working with pitching coach Jason Kelly and more.

Texas A&M thumped Houston Christian 20-2 in a Friday night exhibition at Blue Bell Park, and neither Jace LaViolette nor Hayden Schott played during the ballgame. Still, the dynamic duo sat down for a ridiculously fun interview to discuss fall ball in the Michael Earley era and more.

Texas A&M baseball assistant coaches Caleb Longley, Will Fox and Jason Kelly joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live as fall ball continues in Aggieland. The roundtable spoke on A&M's exhibition vs. Houston Christian, a new initiative to support the program and more.

In a triumphant return to Blue Bell Park, Michael Earley and the Aggies walloped Houston Christian in exhibition play, 20-2, before a packed 12th Man crowd on Friday. Richard Zane offers his observations from the 12-inning friendly affair that featured plenty of big moments.

The 12th Man gets its first look at the Michael Earley era on Friday night as Texas A&M hosts Houston Christian in an exhibition game at Blue Bell Park. On Thursday, Michael Earley, Jason Kelly and Kaeden Kent addressed the media as fall baseball is in full swing in Aggieland.

Texas A&M baseball transfers Wyatt Henseler, Gavin Kash and Matthew Bergevin are going through their first fall in College Station. In an exclusive sitdown, the trio of newcomers spoke about what drew them to Aggieland, how fall practices have been going and more.

Michael Earley's Aggies are gearing up for their first fall exhibition game as Texas A&M hosts Houston Christian on Friday evening at Blue Bell Park. Friday's ballgame will offer the 12th Man its first look at a number of newcomers as Earley & Co. continue to prep for 2025.

Following offseason surgery on his left wrist, Texas A&M infielder Gavin Grahovac is out for the Aggies' fall slate as he recovers. In an exclusive interview, the sophomore provides an update on his injury and discusses the new, mature perspective he is attacking the fall with.

In Gainesville, Texas A&M may win its first road game in over 1,060 days. Or maybe, Billy Napier, who is definitely on the hot seat, will capture his first SEC win in over 330 days. Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the outlook of 2024 is at stake for both teams Saturday.