Everyone knows No. 1 Texas A&M's lineup is littered with talented hitters, but this season, Jace LaViolette could go down as one the best to grace Blue Bell Park. The All-American is within seven home runs of breaking Daylan Holt's longstanding record of 56.

Everyone knows what No. 1 Texas A&M's overall ceiling could be, but what about a facet-by-facet breakdown of where the Aggies excel vs. excel a little less? From starting pitching to the slugging offense, here's what the best version of A&M might look like.

The No. 1 Aggies are looking to fill the gap on the mound left by Evan Aschenbeck and Chris Cortez as opening day at Blue Bell Park approaches. The key may be found somewhere on an impressive list of second-season arms who will be crucial to securing the 27 needed outs.

Throughout four coaching tenures in College Station, Texas A&M former pitcher and current Director of Baseball Operations Jason Hutchins has remained at the forefront. The impact Hutchins has had on the Aggies' program goes beyond the wins and losses.

No.1 Texas A&M faces a tough task in 2025, as 20 of its 55 games are against opponents ranked in D1Baseball's preseason top 25, and only three will be played at home. The Aggies' quest to return to the MCWS Finals will, without a doubt, be a grueling 4-5 month journey.