Despite an early five-run deficit, Texas A&M baseball rallied in the late frames of its NCAA Tournament opening-round contest against Lamar on Friday, May 29, to beat the Cardinals, 7-5. With the win, A&M remains in the College Station Regional’s Winner’s Bracket and will face a familiar foe, Texas State, on Saturday, May 30, at 8 p.m.
Game 4 of the College Station Regional at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park in College Station pits the hosting Texas A&M Aggies against the Texas State Bobcats, an opponent that Michael Earley's team has grown all too familiar with in the 2026 season.
Rematches happen all the time. This upcoming weekend will be another one of those examples as Texas A&M hosts the 2026 College Station Regional at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park against Texas State.
The Texas A&M Aggies found themselves in a familiar situation, hosting a regional baseball matchup in front of their home crowd at their own home ballpark.
Texas A&M baseball will kick off its postseason campaign in the College Station Regional on Friday, May 29, marking the Aggies’ first NCAA Tournament appearance under head coach Michael Earley.
One year removed from the nightmare that was the 2025 season, the Texas A&M Aggies are back in the postseason to fight for a national championship, which includes a regional hosting honor at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park.
The Southeastern Conference is arguably the most difficult gauntlet that you can face in college football, and the Texas A&M Aggies have taken it on headfirst since its transfer in 2012.
On Friday, May 29, Texas A&M baseball will make history at Blue Bell Park, taking the field for its first NCAA postseason appearance under head coach Michael Earley. The Aggies finished their regular season schedule with an overall record of 39-14, earning the No.
For the third time in five seasons, Texas A&M is hosting a regional round of the NCAA tournament. The Aggies were named the No. 12 seed, with the USC Trojans, Texas State Bobcats and Lamar Cardinals coming to College Station, Texas.
Texas A&M Aggies head coach Mike Elko is on a roll with recruiting the class of 2027, already gaining commitments that make up the No. 2-ranked class before June even hits.