During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, outgoing Texas A&M seniors J.B. Moss and Hunter Melton made an appearance in-studio to share their memories of their senior season, discuss the season-ending loss to TCU, anticipate the move to pro baseball and much more.

Facing elimination in the SEC Tournament, Texas A&M on Thursday turned to Brigham Hill — and he delivered. Still, heading into the next game in Hoover the Aggies must face a problem at the top of the lineup and find a mix that works from the remaining pitching.

An unparalleled logjam at the top of the SEC standings will settle out this weekend, and the possibilities are endless. For Texas A&M, the easiest answer is wrapping up a national seed with a series win against Ole Miss. Which under-performing group will be the Aggies' key?

Once again deftly handling the grind of the elite SEC slate, No. 2 Texas A&M hit the road and took a series from No. 9 USC to position itself as a near-lock for a national seed. However, the four games remaining will determine the outcome of the Aggies' season.

It's that characteristic all elite teams have: when push comes to shove, at the plate or on the mound, Texas A&M finds a way to win. Holding at No. 2 in the polls, the Aggies have positioned themselves well for a top-eight seed; with two series left, they can take it.

With 'Bama in the rear-view and USC and Vandy ahead, No. 2 Texas A&M's "respite" this weekend is a suddenly hot Arkansas team — just another weekend in the best conference in the nation. The stakes are high for the Aggies, but the path to a series win is clear.

Playing far from its best against one of the SEC's better pitching staff, Texas A&M found a way to take another series. Now positioned solidly at the head of the West, the Aggies — led by Boomer White's greatness and surprising pitching depth — face their make-or-break stretch.

Mistakes, errors and a lack of clutch hits early doomed A&M's chances on Saturday against the visiting Crimson Tide. Down 7-0, A&M scored four runs in the ninth inning but ultimately came up short of clinching the series.

On Sunday Texas A&M completed a massive sweep of Mississippi State behind another 10-run barrage, led once again by the red-hot top of the lineup. Yet, more importantly, the Aggies will return home having advanced their chase for the season's goals.

On the road against the No. 2 team for the second time in three weeks? Just another weekend in the SEC. In order for Texas A&M to emerge victorious in another essential battle of the conference's titans, it will take a reversal of one trend in particular.

The Aggies merely needed a strong rebound during the weekend's series against Georgia. Instead, they made a statement. With a rotation that seems righted and a lineup that is as deep as any 1-through-9, Texas A&M is ready to head to No. 2 Mississippi State.

Texas A&M entered the weekend knowing it needed a series victory in the worst way to keep its season goals intact. The Aggies responded with as dominant a three-game stretch as one could ask for — and in Sunday's win against UGA, a pair of big performances made the biggest difference.

Following last weekend's sweep at the hands of Florida, No. 6 Texas A&M returned to Olsen Field knowing a series victory against Georgia was a must — and the Aggies answered the bell. Saturday's dominant victory gave us a home run explosion, Jace Vines' strong start and Austin Homan stating his case.

There are no kind ways to look back on Texas A&M's performance in a sweep at the hands of Florida. There are, however, plenty of ways to overreact. What does the forgettable weekend mean for the Aggies, and how can they undo the damage?

For the second consecutive year, Texas A&M will be involved in a regular season 1 vs. 2 showdown — this time, as the nation's top team visiting an elite Florida squad in a must-watch SEC series. Can the Aggies make a statement in Gainesivlle?

Conference play is underway in the nation's very best — the SEC — and No. 2 Texas A&M held serve in its series at Auburn. However, there are a few kinks to be worked out in short order before a two-week stretch that may define the Aggies' season.

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.