After a successful junior season for the Aggies in 2017, Corbin Martin was drafted in the second round by the Houston Astros. The Cypress native made a positive first impression on the team he grew up rooting for and is hoping to progress quickly up the ladder to the MLB.

Texas A&M enters its first College World Series since 2011 as an underdog, sporting the lowest RPI of the eight-team field. But a roomy outfield at TD Ameritrade Park plays to the strengths of the Aggies team - strong pitching and reliable defense.

Texas A&M starting pitcher Corbin Martin was selected by the Houston Astros in this week's MLB Draft and was ecstatic to hear he was chosen by his hometown team. Martin spoke to Abby Kowal about his family's reaction, A&M's postseason run and more.

After two thrilling Super Regional wins over the weekend, Texas A&M now turns its attention to a loaded College World Series field. We review the weekend, begin previewing Omaha and run down what to expect as the MLB Draft unfolds this week.

In a season of discernible ups and downs, Texas A&M needs to close the book on a disappointing May and put together another stretch of consistent baseball. They begin that quest at this week's SEC Tournament with a Regional close behind.

Texas A&M pitcher Corbin Martin has come on strong over the last month of the season and looks to continue the trend against Mississippi State. He spoke with TexAgs' Abby Kowal ahead of the anticipated matchup.

After a tough weekend in Houston that could have caused additional stumbles, Texas A&M went back to work and put together a 5-0 week. The real test of their mettle begins this week with a Tuesday trip to Austin and a weekend series against Kentucky.

Texas A&M figures to field a solid squad in 2017, but if a couple key players step up their games, the Aggies could be in for a special season. Gabe Bock shared his picks for players most likely to impact A&M's success this year.

From the first pitch in February, the College World Series is always the goal for the Texas A&M baseball team. For the Aggies to make a serious run at Omaha, five key pieces must fall into place as the season unfolds.

The Texas A&M baseball team practiced for the first time this year on Friday in preparation for the season opener on February 17. Head coach Rob Childress and a few Aggie players spoke to the media, and Gabe Bock provided his preseason thoughts.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M righty Corbin Martin joined to discuss his summer in the Cape Cod league, hitting 100 miles per hour in the summer league playoffs, the A&M squad in 2017 and much more.

One day after seizing the mantle of the nation's No. 1 team, Texas A&M backed it up in a visit to No. 23 Houston. Nick Banks looked like his old self and the Aggies' bullpen was masterful in Tuesday's 7-2 defeat of the Cougars, setting up a weekend visit to No. 2 Florida.

For the first time since the 2014 Houston Regional, Texas A&M and Texas will meet on the baseball diamond — this time, in the confines of Olsen Field. The Aggies are 15-1 and rolling, while the Horns are 7-9 and scuffling. What should we expect?

At 15-1 following a sweep of a good Fresno State team, Texas A&M looks unstoppable. However, the plot thickens: awaiting is a Tuesday grudge match with Texas, followed by the start of conference play. Can the Aggies keep it going?

From the first inning onward, Sunday was all maroon and white. A&M scored in six of the first seven innings and Kyle Simonds gave the Aggies seven strong innings as they completed the sweep of visiting Bulldogs.

Friday's blip in Malibu notwithstanding, No. 3 Texas A&M has done all its been asked to justify its ranking through two weeks of the season. Returning home to face Yale, the Aggies' most pressing concern is likely who will eventually hold the No. 1 starter role.

Sequestered in the friendly confines of Olsen Field, No. 4 Texas A&M opened the season 5-0 with ease. Now, the Aggies hit the road for the first time. Awaiting them in Malibu, Calif. is West Coast Conference contender Pepperdine — and a step up in competition.

Led by a big day from Hunter Melton, No. 4 Texas A&M throttled Hofstra 15-4 on Saturday to run its record to 2-0. Melton had two home runs and Ronnie Gideon hit a grand slam to cap off a high-octane day at the plate for the Aggies.