TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to discuss Aggie baseball's pitching struggles as Michael Earley's club looks for a win in its last SEC series vs. Mississippi State. Liucci also talked postseason expectations, brackets and more.

Ryan Brauninger, Richard Zane and Scott Clendenin joined Friday morning's edition of TexAgs Live to recap the Maroon & White's game-one loss to Mississippi State as the Baseball Roundtable discussed what the Aggie pitching staff needs to change in order to rebound this weekend.

No. 13 Mississippi State erupted for 13 runs in the third inning as No. 10 Texas A&M suffered an ugly 18-11 loss in Thursday’s series opener at Blue Bell Park. Despite another solid offensive showing, the Aggies’ pitching staff imploded in a damaging defeat.

Late afternoons are for the B-Team as Ryan Brauninger and the crew join you on the drive home each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon! On Episode 73 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane struggle to keep an outlandish show on the rails.

In a top-15 showdown at Blue Bell Park, No. 10 Texas A&M is very much alive in the top-eight national seed discussion, while No. 13 Mississippi State is still playing for the right to host a regional. Needless to say, there is plenty up for grabs as the 2026 regular season comes to an end.

On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, former SEC Player of the Year Boomer White joined us to detail how the Aggies have handled their recent stretch of conference play. White also spoke on how the shakeup in the starting rotation will impact the weekend.

Tenth-ranked Texas A&M baseball dropped two of three at Ole Miss this weekend. Head coach Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to discuss the series loss, provide an update on a few injuries and more as they enter the final weekend hosting No. 13 Mississippi State.

On Friday night in Oxford, Texas A&M struggled against left-handed starter Hunter Elliott, who fanned 11 Aggies as the Rebels took the series opener, 5-3. The Aggies hit at a .194 clip and failed to cash in with runners on base, stranding nine on the night.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to discuss Texas A&M's top-20 series in Oxford this weekend, the potential of the Aggie receiving corps, overrated coaches in the SEC and much more.

Banged up and bruised, Texas A&M remains among the nation's top 10 as the Aggies continue to fight for a top-eight national seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. Next up for Michael Earley & Co. is a trip to Oxford for a top-20 series against No. 20 Ole Miss.

During your lunch hour each Wednesday, join Billy Liucci and Gabe Bock as we go to "Looch & Bock, TexAgs" for plenty of chatter surrounding Texas A&M athletics. In episode 19, the duo broke down the final stretch of games for Aggie baseball, Bucky McMillan's portal haul and recapped spring ball.

On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, co-owner of D1Baseball Kendall Rogers joined us to preview Texas A&M's weekend series at No. 20 Ole Miss. Rogers also broke down the Aggies' path to being a top-eight national seed with just two weekends remaining.

Late afternoons are for the B-Team as Ryan Brauninger and the crew join you on the drive home each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon! On Episode 68 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane look back on Texas A&M's weekend series with Auburn and more.

Emerging as Texas A&M's most reliable starting pitcher, right-hander Aiden Sims is 8-1 with a 3.60 ERA and a 1.05 WHIP across his 12 starts in 2026. On Extra Innings, the sophomore from Forney spoke about success this spring, where he has matured the most and more.

After a 1-2 weekend against Auburn, former Texas A&M outfielder J.B. Moss joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to provide his thoughts on Michael Earley's squad with one final midweek and two SEC weekends remaining.

Although both baseball and softball dropped their respective series, Texas A&M still had a handful of standouts on the diamond. In addition, women's tennis' Lucciana Perez and track & field's Camryn Dickson earned their flowers.

In a three-game set with a top-10 opponent at Blue Bell Park, Texas A&M was likely a foot away from winning the series, but the Aggies were also a foot away from getting swept. After salvaging the finale vs. Auburn, Michael Earley & Co. have six more SEC dogfights left to play.

No. 7 Texas A&M dropped both games of a doubleheader with No. 8 Auburn on Saturday, as the Aggies have now lost their first series since March 20-22. The Maroon & White will conclude the three-game set against the visiting Tigers on Sunday at 1 p.m. CT.