Playing error-free baseball for the entire weekend and seeing some ups and downs as it relates to timely hitting, Texas A&M took two of three from New Mexico State at Blue Bell Park. Next up is a Tuesday game vs. Prairie View A&M before SEC play begins on Friday night.

In our first episode of Brauny's Baseball Breakdown for the 2025 campaign, TexAgs baseball analyst Ryan Brauninger takes us inside double cuts and explains what the Maroon & White did wrong during an important situation during Sunday's loss to New Mexico State.

Dropping to No. 19 in the latest D1Baseball rankings, Texas A&M went 3-2 over a week that included a loss to UTSA and a failure to sweep New Mexico State on Sunday. Still, Michael Earley & Co. are beginning to show signs of life at the plate and in the field as SEC play looms.

No. 14 Texas A&M took two of three from the New Mexico State Aggies over the weekend at Blue Bell Park. First-year head coach Michael Earley joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the series in its totality and preview what's to come as SEC play looms.

After claiming victory in the first two games of the weekend, No. 14 Texas A&M dropped the series finale to New Mexico State, 4-1. Cold weather produced cold bats for the Aggies as A&M mustered up just four hits in the contest, scoring its lone run via a Kaeden Kent homer.

Left-handed starting pitcher Justin Lamkin turned in a quality start on Saturday as No. 14 Texas A&M defeated New Mexico State at Blue Bell Park, 7-1. The junior southpaw scattered eight hits, allowed one run and struck out 10 batters through seven innings.

Aiming to end its non-conference slate on a positive note, Michael Earley's No. 14 Aggies will host Jake Angier’s New Mexico State ballclub for a three-game set this weekend. The Maroon & White are looking to play fundamentally sound baseball before the SEC gauntlet begins.

No. 14 A&M went 1-1 through its only double-midweek slate of the 2025 season, and now the Maroon & White must prepare for a three-game series vs. New Mexico State. On Thursday, head coach Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to discuss what he saw from his club this week.

No. 14 Texas A&M defeated Texas Southern on Wednesday night, 6-2, behind strong pitching performances and improved defense. True freshmen Aiden Sims and Gavin Lyons combined for seven innings of work, allowing two runs on four hits, no walks and four punchouts.

On Tuesday night, No. 14 Texas A&M fell 7-4 to UTSA under the lights of Blue Bell Park. Michael Earley's Aggies committed five errors in the loss as the Maroon & White have now dropped five of their last six with conference play set to begin in a week and a half.

Sunday saw Texas A&M break out of its offensive slump with a 14-run explosion vs. Rice, but that was not enough to outweigh a pair of losses to Arizona and Oklahoma State earlier in the weekend. The statistics will show that the Aggies still have work to do to regain "elite" status.

Texas A&M put an end to a four-game slide on Sunday night with a 14-run offensive explosion to cap off a challenging 1-3 week for Michael Earley's Aggies. Still, one night of positives does not outweigh the rest of the struggles as the Maroon & White hopes to correct course.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning after a full weekend of Aggie Athletics. Liucci discussed Texas A&M basketball's loss at Florida, baseball's outing in Houston and much more.

Texas A&M baseball dropped 13 spots to No. 14 in D1Baseball's latest poll after a 1-2 weekend in Houston. Head coach Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to discuss the offense's weekend, what his squad learned through the losses and much more.

It was not an ideal weekend for Michael Earley's Fightin' Texas Aggies, but No. 1 Texas A&M found its way back in the win column with a 14-4 run rule of Rice on Sunday night. The Aggies hit five home runs to finish a 1-2 weekend in the Astros Foundation College Classic.

Top-ranked Texas A&M has now dropped three straight contests as Arizona got the best of the Aggies on Friday night, 3-2. In a low-scoring affair to open the Astros Foundation College Classic, the offense and bullpen failed to support Ryan Prager's brilliant outing.

No. 1 Texas A&M dropped its second game in a row on Tuesday night as Texas State came into Blue Bell Park and defeated the Aggies, 7-3. Michael Earley and Jason Kelly used nine different pitchers as the staff issued 10 walks and 13 total free passes in the loss.

After two weeks of play, No. 1 Texas A&M has yet to deliver a complete performance as the Aggies are now 5-1 overall after taking a weekend series from Cal Poly at Blue Bell Park. Ryan Brauninger grades what he saw from the Aggies in the three-game set with the Mustangs.