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Flash back to last May. Texas A&M is 10-14 in SEC play and has a winless Missouri coming to College Station. Most pundits believed the preseason number one team should stay in the NCAA Tournament hunt if they got a series win or better yet, a series sweep. By the early afternoon on Sunday, May […]
The bats woke up in game three of the top-25 showdown in Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park this weekend, as Texas A&M avoided getting swept by seventh-ranked Georgia. A run-rule capped off the series and helped the Aggies move to 2-4 in SEC play, which feels way better than a 1-5 start in conference […]
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The Madness of March isn’t just for basketball, as the No. 23 Aggies welcome the No. 7 Georgia Bulldogs to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park for the first SEC home series of the season. To start another five-game homestand, Texas A&M took on in-state foe Texas State in a midweek contest. On St. Patrick’s […]
Simply getting to the NCAA Tournament was undoubtedly a success for Bucky McMillan’s first season as Texas A&M head coach, but his Aggie squad was clearly not satisfied to just be there. 10 seed A&M’s full-court press defense and frenetic movement on offense flustered 7 seed St. Mary’s from the start, and the Ags cruised […]
The Aggies begin NCAA Tournament play on Thursday as the 10 seed, taking on 7 seed St. Mary’s in Oklahoma City. Here’s how you can tune in. 10 Texas A&M vs. 7 St. Mary’s
In the first conference series of the season, Texas A&M won game two, sandwiched between one-run defeats to Oklahoma. Both sides deposited balls over the fence in the first two games, but high winds in the series finale saw a high-scoring, small-ball type of ballgame. As for the Aggies, two key offensive pieces, Chris Hacopian […]
Texas A&M is back in the NCAA Tournament, and you can be too! I mean, not really. But you can pick games extremely poorly with us. So join us as we invest time and emotions in teams that we’ve never seen before and have no real interest in other than getting that sweet sweet rush […]
The bracket is out and the Aggies are in. Texas A&M men’s basketball landed a No. 10 seed in the South Region on Sunday and will play No. 7 seed Saint Mary’s on Thursday in Oklahoma City. This is a pretty big deal for this A&M team. When Bucky McMillan took the job last spring, […]
Conference play is finally here for Aggie Baseball, and the gauntlet begins with a road trip to neighboring state Oklahoma to tangle with the Sooners. But first, a brief recap of Tuesday’s 14-1 midweek victory over Stephen F. Austin. A 4-1 ballgame entered the sixth and exited as 14-1 and three outs away from a […]
In a game in which winning didn’t provide much benefit for Texas A&M, the Aggies played like it. The Oklahoma Sooners jumped on A&M early in their second round SEC Tournament game in Nashville, and cruised to a comfortable 83-63 win to send the Aggies back to College Station early. While A&M certainly wasn’t trying […]
Texas A&M continued their solid play to begin the 2026 baseball season, sweeping Oakland at Blue Bell Park to move to 14-1 on the year. But that success isn’t showing up all that much in the national rankings just yet, as the Aggies saw little movement from the previous week. While beating up on non-conference […]
Texas A&M stayed perfect at home (12-0 #branding) and cruised to a three-game sweep of Oakland this weekend. Mother Nature was the #22 Aggies’ friend this weekend, allowing the Maroon and White to play all three games, albeit with a Friday doubleheader and Saturday morning first pitch. In their final tune-up series before conference play, […]
Rashaun Agee converted on an old-fashioned 3-point play to put the Texas A&M men’s basketball team ahead with 24 seconds left in the third overtime period as the Aggies beat the LSU Tigers, 94-91, in the Maravich Assembly Center Saturday evening. After the Maroon & White held a brief early lead, the Tigers responded with a […]
Before we get to this weekend’s opponent, let’s recap the first month of the campaign. Despite February ending with their first loss (also by run-rule), the Aggies have started significantly better in 2026 than last season. Their team batting average with RISP (runner-in-scoring-position) was over 100 points higher through the first month and nearly tripled […]
With Texas A&M’s NCAA Tournament hopes starting to get more in doubt in recent weeks, the Aggies notched a major win to help solidify their March Madness resume as they took down the Kentucky Wildcats 96-85 on Tuesday night at Reed Arena. After some ice cold shooting early, the Aggies found themselves down 31-18 with […]
Editor’s Note: This article is written by our newest contributor, George Kopf, aka “etexasgeorge.” But thanks to a hiccup in his onboarding (what a great start!), it’s being published by Robert. Welcome, George! A pair of run-rule results concluded February, while March started with a win as the Aggies took two of three in the […]
Welcome to The Link Farm. This is your update on all things Texas A&M (that we didn’t already talk about in another article). And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments.
Texas A&M kicked off the 2026 season with eight straight wins, including two series sweeps. The Aggies relied on pitching to handle Penn in their most recent series, allowing just two runs over three contests. Texas A&m followed that up with an offensive explosion against Lamar in a 25-5 victory. Now the Aggies will hope […]
The path to a win wasn’t always perfect this weekend, but the end results were, as Texas A&M swept the Penn Quakers in a weekend series to get to 7-0 on the young season. While the pitching staff combined to surrender just three runs on the weekend, the first two games were drama-filled, with the […]
The college football offseason is less than two months old, but it’s already time to turn the page to getting ready for the 2026 campaign. To that end, Texas A&M announced the date of their Maroon & White spring football game, which will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 18. So this means […]
In yet another pivotal game for their NCAA Tournament resume, Bucky McMillan and his Texas A&M squad went on the road and notched another Quad 1 win, defeating the Oklahoma Sooners 75-71 on Saturday night in Norman. A&M survived an uncharacteristically poor night at the free throw line (shooting just 11 of 20), mostly by […]
Texas A&M kicked off the 2026 season with a series sweep of Tennessee Tech last weekend. The Aggies won the contests against the Golden Eagles 15-6, 23-7, and 7-1. Caden Sorrell started the season on fire, going 9-for-15 at the plate with three home runs and ten RBIs. The Aggies followed up that series sweep […]
Welcome to The Link Farm. This is your update on all things Texas A&M (that we didn’t already talk about in another article). And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments.
Texas A&M entered Wednesday night on a four-game losing streak, and in danger of moving firmly back into NCAA Tournament bubble territory if that streak continued. And for much of the game, it very much looked like that might happen. The Aggies got down double digits early in the second half, looking like a fatigued […]