Scott Livingstone launched 50 home runs during his career in Maroon & White, and there might soon be a third member of Texas A&M's 50-homer club. On Tuesday, Livingstone joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the impressive Jace LaViolette, the 2024 club's success and more.

Texas A&M finished the regular season on a high note as the Maroon & White took two of three from Arkansas in a top-five showdown that lived up to the billing. Beyond the Aggie series victory, the 12th Man was treated to some special moments, including one from No. 12.

Jim Schlossnagle's fourth-ranked Aggies took care of business against Arkansas to grab ahold of their final conference series of the season. Jim Schlossnagle joined TexAgs Radio to discuss A&M's weekend at Blue Bell Park, the pitching staff and much more.

No. 5 Texas A&M claimed the series over No. 3 Arkansas with a 14-4 run-rule in the regular-season finale. On senior day, Aggie head coach Jim Schlossnagle pinch-hit senior and 12th Man Ryan Targac in the seventh inning — who drove in the final run to end the game.

A classic pitcher's duel turned dramatic with the bases loaded in the 11th inning for the Aggies, and a Ted Burton walk walked off the Razorbacks. Ryan Brauninger, Richard Zane, Scott Clendenin and J.B. Moss joined TexAgs Radio to relive Friday and preview the rest of the series.

The final weekend of the regular season is finally here, and a top-five series between A&M and Arkansas will have plenty of eyeballs on College Station. D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Radio on Thursday morning to share what he'll be looking for in a marquee matchup.

No. 3 Texas A&M lost its third conference game in four tries as Ole Miss took Friday night's series opener in Oxford, 4-3. A trio of Rebel hurlers in Riley Maddox, Wes Mendes and Connor Spencer out-performed A&M's arms as an eighth-inning sacrifice fly proved to be the decider.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football and baseball. "The Source" discussed Aggie baseball's road series in Oxford, talent acquisition across A&M's big three sports and more.

With just two weekends remaining, graduate transfer Hayden Schott is enjoying a phenomenal 2024 season and is hitting .325 with 48 RBIs. Ahead of a road trip to Ole Miss, Schott sat down for an exclusive interview to discuss facing adversity, staying "Good" and much more.

With a four-run sixth inning, the LSU Tigers came from behind to upset Jim Schlossnagle's No. 1 Aggies on Friday night at Alex Box Stadium, 6-4. Texas A&M's series-opening defeat was Ryan Prager's first loss of the season, as he now holds an 8-1 record.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football and baseball. "The Source" discussed Aggie baseball's trip to Baton Rouge, revenue sharing within college athletics and much more.

It's a rivalry weekend in Red Stick as No. 1 Texas A&M ventures to Alex Box Stadium for a three-game set against the reigning national champion LSU Tigers. Winners of six straight series, the Aggies find themselves in the hunt for the SEC's regular-season crown.

Texas A&M Hall of Famer John Scheschuk knows a thing or two about what makes a baseball team so special, and Aggie legend sees it in the 2024 club. Scheschuk joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday morning to discuss what makes Jim Schlossnagle's team so great.

Jim Schlossnagle's 2024 Texas A&M club is ranked No. 1 in the nation and has won six straight SEC series. During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, ESPN and SEC Network analyst Chris Burke discussed how impressively consistent the Aggies have been this spring.

Top-ranked Aggie baseball is rolling through SEC competition with a pair of road series up ahead. The Voice of the Aggies, Andrew Monaco, joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to detail Texas A&M's recent dominance on the diamond and football offseason.

No. 1 Texas A&M split Saturday's doubleheader with the No. 20 Georgia Bulldogs at Blue Bell Park. Game one saw an insane amount of firepower as the Aggies came back from a nine-run first inning to run-rule the Dawgs in seven frames, 19-9, but fell in the finale, 5-4.

Despite a dramatic turn, No. 1 A&M held on for a 13-11 victory over Houston after the Cougars cut into a once seemingly insurmountable eight-run deficit in the late innings. Hayden Schott finished with a three-run bomb and two walks, and Evan Aschenbeck picked up his sixth save.

No. 1 Texas A&M run-ruled Air Force before lighting up Friday's doubleheader to claim a top-20 series win over Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The sweep may have eluded the Aggies on Saturday, but they still dominated on the road and continue to support their vaunted reputation.