In a game of inches, in a game one team had to lose, Texas A&M's season came to a thrilling but painful end in Fort Worth. The Aggies will head home knowing what did them in, but a few heroic performances will endure.

Two teams, one game, one spot in the College World Series; it all comes down to Monday night in Fort Worth. Follow the Aggies and Horned Frogs' final clash with live updates and discussion on TexAgs Premium.

Any discussion of Sunday's Texas A&M victory begins and ends with Matt Kent. The crafty lefty's clutch dominance aside, the Aggies' leaders stepped up when they needed them — and now it all comes down to Monday.

The anticipated matchup of the state's two best teams began in earnest on Saturday, filling TCU's Lupton Stadium to the brim with both purple and maroon. Delve into the best images from Game 1 with our extensive gallery.

The Aggies will head into Sunday one loss away from the season's end, and that's the bottom line. Yet, between the problems that must be addressed, a few positive developments could carry over.

On his leisurely route to College Station Regional Most Outstanding Player, Matt Kent made an area of concern into a rock-solid team strength. Kyle Simonds and the Texas A&M defense joined him as the top stories from a memorable final at Olsen Field.

A series for the ages ended in appropriately dramatic fashion, with Texas A&M surging late to a regional-clinching victory on Monday in front of an electric Olsen Field crowd. Delve into our extensive photo gallery of the game and the celebration.

In one of the most exciting, dramatic regional games in Olsen Field history, the Texas A&M baseball team overcame a ninth-inning deficit to win a 12-inning thriller against a pesky Cal Golden Bears squad.

After 12 innings, another game for the ages between the Texas A&M Aggies and Cal Golden Bears came down to an unbelievable play at the plate on Sunday night. Delve into our extensive collection of images from the action.

Following a gripping loss that left the season in jeopardy, Texas A&M rebounded Sunday with a strong performance from Nick Banks and the Aggies' other hitters and Andrew Vinson's scoreless start. So ... now what?

Carried by Andrew Vinson's stellar start and with increased life from its bats, Texas A&M staved off elimination in the College Station Regional on Sunday afternoon. Delve into our extensive gallery of images from the game.

Mere inches separated Texas A&M from a victory in the 1-0 game of the College Station Regional — as did several failures in the clutch. With the season's end one loss away, the problems Saturday revealed are key.

Pitching dominated the 1-0 game in the College Station Regional, with Texas A&M and Cal stranding runners left and right in a game that dragged into the 14th inning. Delve into our extensive collection of images from Saturday's game.

Matt Kent and Nick Banks turned in strong showings to open the 2015 NCAA Baseball Tournament on Friday, leading Texas A&M to the winner's bracket of the College Station Regional. Delve into our extensive gallery of the best images.

Streaks and struggles all fade away with Friday's opening of the 2015 NCAA Tournament. In the College Station Regional, a crafty lefty will attempt to lead the hard-hitting Aggies on their first step toward Omaha.

The path to Omaha begins in College Station, where Texas A&M, Coastal Carolina, California and Texas Southern will begin play on Friday. Rob Childress' Aggies led a contingent from each school that shared their early impressions on Thursday.

How did the selection committee do with the brackets and seeding? Who were the winners and losers on Monday? That, along with a look at the College Station Regional, begins the 2015 NCAA Tournament discussion.

By every conceivable metric, Texas A&M's resume was more deserving of a national seed than TCU's; in fact, Monday's oversight was a first. In lieu of making sense of it, the Aggies must look to their regional field with a newfound chip on their shoulder.