For just the second time in conference play, Texas A&M dropped a three-game series as the LSU Tigers took the first two from the Aggies at Alex Box Stadium. Even after playing uncharacteristic baseball for much of the weekend, the Ags still salvaged Sunday's finale.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football and baseball. "The Source" discussed A&M baseball's series at LSU, gave record predictions for Mike Elko's squad in the fall and much more.

No. 3 Texas A&M baseball dropped its second series of the year on the road at LSU. Head skipper Jim Schlossnagle joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on the three-game set and A&M's final midweek game, hosting Rice on Tuesday evening.

The top-ranked Aggies climbed out of an early hole using a nine-run fifth inning and sealed the series finale win with a five-run ninth to defeat LSU on Sunday afternoon, 14-4. Struggling the past two days, the A&M offense recovered, amassing 13 hits — including four home runs.

Dropping their first SEC series since March, the first-ranked Aggies struggled to find a spark offensively in Saturday night's 6-4 loss to LSU. Despite having the go-ahead run at the plate in the ninth inning, Jackson Appel ultimately flew out to centerfield as A&M was stunned again.

With a four-run sixth inning, the LSU Tigers came from behind to upset Jim Schlossnagle's No. 1 Aggies on Friday night at Alex Box Stadium, 6-4. Texas A&M's series-opening defeat was Ryan Prager's first loss of the season, as he now holds an 8-1 record.

It's a rivalry weekend in Red Stick as No. 1 Texas A&M ventures to Alex Box Stadium for a three-game set against the reigning national champion LSU Tigers. Winners of six straight series, the Aggies find themselves in the hunt for the SEC's regular-season crown.

Top-ranked Texas A&M hits the road this weekend for Baton Rouge as the Maroon & White will battle the LSU Tigers at Alex Box Stadium. Ahead of another important SEC series, Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio on Thursday to preview the three-game set in Red Stick.

Top-ranked Texas A&M improved to 39-6 overall and 24-0 in non-conference action with a 10-6 victory over Tarleton on Tuesday night at Blue Bell Park. The Aggies accumulated 13 hits, including a trio of home runs to move the team total to 102 on the season.

Texas A&M Hall of Famer John Scheschuk knows a thing or two about what makes a baseball team so special, and Aggie legend sees it in the 2024 club. Scheschuk joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday morning to discuss what makes Jim Schlossnagle's team so great.

Jim Schlossnagle's 2024 Texas A&M club is ranked No. 1 in the nation and has won six straight SEC series. During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, ESPN and SEC Network analyst Chris Burke discussed how impressively consistent the Aggies have been this spring.

From big swings to key defensive plays and even a touch of controversy, No. 1 Texas A&M took two of three from Georgia over the weekend in an action-packed three-game set at Blue Bell Park. In the end, the Maroon & White earned their sixth straight SEC series victory.

For a third consecutive week, a Fightin' Texas Aggie has been named the Southeastern Conference's Freshman of the Week as Caden Sorrell picked up his first career weekly honor. In a 3-1 week for the Ags, Sorrell was 7-for-13 with two doubles and a triple.

Although there are no sights of polar bears in College Station, Jim Schlossnagle's top-ranked Aggies took care of business for a sixth consecutive time, claiming another SEC series win. The skipper joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to recap the weekend from his perspective.

No. 1 Texas A&M split Saturday's doubleheader with the No. 20 Georgia Bulldogs at Blue Bell Park. Game one saw an insane amount of firepower as the Aggies came back from a nine-run first inning to run-rule the Dawgs in seven frames, 19-9, but fell in the finale, 5-4.

No. 1 Texas A&M launched four home runs on Friday night on the way to a series-opening win over No. 20 Georgia, 5-2. Ted Burton accounted for half of the Aggies' long balls, and Ryan Prager and Evan Aschenbeck dealt against a dangerous Bulldog lineup.

Former big league pitcher and ESPN college baseball color commentator Gregg Olsen was on the call for No. 1 Texas A&M's 13-11 win over Houston on Tuesday night. During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Olson offered his thoughts on the Ags, the SEC as a whole and more.

Despite a dramatic turn, No. 1 A&M held on for a 13-11 victory over Houston after the Cougars cut into a once seemingly insurmountable eight-run deficit in the late innings. Hayden Schott finished with a three-run bomb and two walks, and Evan Aschenbeck picked up his sixth save.