Dropping the rubber match in the regular-season finale, Texas A&M's trip to Athens was pretty much a comprehensive overview of its 2025 campaign. Now the Aggies face the daunting task of needing the improbable to extend their season beyond the SEC Tournament.

After a series at Georgia, Texas A&M will travel to Hoover to begin the 2025 SEC Tournament against Mississippi State on Tuesday. Skipper Michael Earley joined TexAgs Live to discuss A&M's trip to Athens, Justin Lamkin's stellar outing and much 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 at Georgia, 10-6. The Baseball Roundtable details what the Aggies need to do to find some last-minute success in Athens.

Texas A&M has now suffered four straight defeats in conference play with a 10-6 loss at No. 10 Georgia on Thursday night. Despite opening up to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, the Aggie arms ultimately fell short and further shrunk A&M's hopes of an NCAA Tournament appearance.

Facing No. 10 Georgia in the final regular season series of the year, Texas A&M's backs are against the wall. With their postseason aspirations on the line, the Aggies are searching for perfection in all phases of the game to return to the right side of the bubble.

Combining subpar pitching and an abysmal offensive showing, the Fightin' Texas Aggies sank to a devastating sweep at the hands of the Missouri Tigers. From this point on, the only way for A&M to save its postseason hopes is through perfection in Athens.

After all the goodwill Texas A&M built up over the last six weeks, the Aggies were dominated by a beleaguered Missouri club in every facet of the game for the better part of three straight days. On the wrong side of a catastrophic sweep, A&M's season is all but over.

Winless in SEC play entering this weekend's three-game set, Missouri came into College Station and took all three games from Texas A&M in the final series at Blue Bell Park this season. In Sunday's finale, the Aggies remained lifeless in a humiliating 10-1 defeat.

Head baseball coach Michael Earley and the red-hot Fightin' Texas Aggies will travel to Austin for a three-game set against No. 1 Texas. Earley joined us in-studio on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview the renewal of the rivalry and what he expects on the Forty Acres.

Texas A&M baseball added to the win column on Tuesday night at Blue Bell Park with a 13-3, seven-inning rout of Sam Houston. The Aggies have now won 10 of their past 11 ballgames as they move into the weekend's Lone Star Showdown against top-ranked Texas.

With another series victory over a top-two opponent, Texas A&M baseball is playing like one of the hottest and best teams in the country. As the Aggies continue to surge toward an NCAA Tournament berth, their belief has only gotten stronger and stronger.

On the road at Baum-Walker Stadium, Texas A&M faces No. 2 Arkansas in an essential road series for the Maroon & White. With five straight SEC wins, the Aggies must face a high-slugging Razorback club that is 24-1 inside its home ballpark.

On Tuesday night, Texas A&M baseball claimed an 11-3 win over Tarleton in the Aggies' seventh win in a row. With stellar showing from Jamal George and Caden McCoy, the Aggies are prepared for Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville to face No. 2 Arkansas.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies are feeling good following a three-game sweep of South Carolina at Blue Bell Park as the Maroon & White have now won six in a row, including five straight SEC games. A step in the right direction, the Aggies have to keep it rolling in Fayetteville this week.

On Tuesday night, Texas A&M baseball took home a 14-1 win over Sam Houston at Don Sanders Stadium in Huntsville. The victory marks the Aggies' third in a row as they prepare for another all-important SEC series this weekend vs. South Carolina.

With the postseason hopes on life support, the Fightin' Texas Aggies boarded a plane to Knoxville. After getting no-hit in Friday's opener, the Maroon & White dominated a Saturday doubleheader to come home with a much-need series victory in tow.

Following a 21-1 midweek win over Incarnate Word, Texas A&M head baseball coach Michael Earley joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live as his Aggies prepare to face No. 1 Tennessee in a rematch of the 2024 College World Series final.

In a Tuesday-night midweek matchup with Incarnate Word, Texas A&M ran away from the Cardinals with a 21-1 victory at Blue Bell Park in seven innings. Jace LaViolette clubbed a pair of home runs and drove in seven runs, while Gavin Lyons tossed four shutout innings in the win.