Texas A&M Baseball A Look Ahead to 2025

In his first year as head coach, Michael Early has already made a strong impression. A&M players and fans have bought into his leadership style, and he’s settling into the responsibilities that come with running the entire program. While the jump from assistant coach to head coach comes with challenges, Early’s confidence has grown, and his ability to connect with players has helped establish a positive culture in College Station.

Texas A&M’s pitching staff is built around ace Ryan Prager, who will be the key to the Aggies’ success on the mound. However, replacing key arms like Chris Cortez and Evan Aschenbeck presents a challenge. The Aggies will rely on a mix of experienced returners and newcomers to fill those gaps. If the rotation and bullpen develop as expected, A&M’s pitching could be one of the better units in the SEC.

Offensively, Texas A&M boasts one of the most dangerous lineups in college baseball. Jace Lavalette headlines a deep and powerful batting order capable of producing runs at a high level. With a combination of power, speed, and plate discipline, the Aggies’ offense will be tough for opposing pitchers to handle.