The Texas A&M Aggies are expected to make some waves on the recruiting scene this weekend. With multiple five-star prospects and a variety of other elite athletes, this coming weekend could be a big one for head coach Mike Elko and the Aggies.
The first pitch of the 2026 season for the Texas A&M Aggies is just over three weeks away, and fans are itching to see how the team responds after the hellacious 2025 season the Aggies endured.
After reaching the College Football Playoff in year two of the Mike Elko era, the Texas A&M Aggies are once again expected to be a national title contender next season.
Following his junior campaign with the Texas A&M Aggies, cornerback Jayvon Thomas announced on Dec. 23 that he would enter the transfer portal. This came following Texas A&M's home loss to the Miami Hurricanes, ending their season in the first round of the College Football Playoff.
The Texas A&M Aggies were able to put together a much-improved 2025 season in year two under head coach Mike Elko. The Aggies ended the season with an 11-2 overall record and a 7-1 record in the SEC, while making an appearance in the College Football Playoff.
Some athletes never know when their last time playing collegiately could be. For Texas A&M pitcher Josh Stewart, he wasn't sure what his future looked like after learning he needed knee surgery, which kept him out for the rest of the season, when his team went 30-26 and missed the postseason.
College sports are in a completely different state now than they were 10 years ago, maybe even just five years ago. While change was slow at first, NIL and the transfer portal have sped up the process.
On Friday afternoon, Texas A&M Baseball officially revealed their 12th Man for the 2026 college baseball season. Josh Stewart, who enters his fourth season as an Aggie, earned the prestigious honor that's been a staple of Texas A&M culture for over a century.
Excitement. There’s no other way to put it for Texas A&M third baseman Gavin Grahovac, who is returning after a season-ending injury last season. Entering a new season fully healthy, the junior is feeling good after rehabbing during the offseason, working with coach Michael Earley and his dad to become the best player he can be.
According to a report from Rivals, the Texas A&M Aggies are among the teams most heavily competing for a five-star wide receiver in the Class of 2027: Eric McFarland III.
The Texas A&M Aggies are fresh off of a successful 11-1 season, finishing with the No.7 seed in the College Football Playoff before losing to the Miami Hurricanes.