The Aggies showed some fight this weekend, but ultimately dropped the series to the Titans - falling by a combined 3 runs in Saturday and Sunday losses.

What went right, what went wrong, and what was a train wreck for the Aggies in dropping 2 of 3 games in the Astros Foundation College Classic?

For the first time this year, the Texas Aggie Baseball team will head out away from the friendly confines of Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park as they head to the Astros Foundation College Classic.

For the second straight season, the Demons of Northwestern State make the trip to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park for a pair of midweek games against the Aggies.

It was an a brutal weekend offensively for the Aggies, scoring just 7 runs despite putting 38 runners on base and dropping the series to the Waves.

The Aggies get set for their toughest series of the young 2013 season as they welcome a talented Pepperdine Waves team to Olsen Field this weekend.

In their first midweek games of 2013, the A&M Baseball team will take on Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday and Texas Southern on Wednesday.

Although it wasn't a sweep that most were hoping for, the Aggies responded well after a rough opening night and won Saturday and Sunday against the Flames.

The Aggie Baseball team couldn't get a run on the scoreboard, falling 2-0 to University of Illinois-Chicago on a cold and wet night at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park.

Now that we've looked at the A&M pitchers and hitters, we take a look at the opponents on their schedule. Can the Aggies make the postseason?