Carter Karels

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Carter Karels

Texas A&M athletics director Trev Alberts did not disclose whether he plans to fire or retain his head baseball coach, Michael Earley, when addressing various reporters Tuesday at the annual Southeastern Conference spring meetings in Destin, Fla. A&M missed the postseason Monday, sparking speculation about Earley and his job security. "I am not prepared to talk about the baseball program right now," said Alberts when asked if he believes a coaching change should be made.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Carter Karels

Texas A&M football coach Mike Elko covered a variety of important college football topics during his time with the media Tuesday at the annual SEC spring meetings event in Destin, Fla. Here is everything Elko said. On the pending House v. NCAA settlement, the proposed 105-player limit and if they have already made decisions on their roster or if they are waiting to see how it plays out"Yeah, it is challenging. You are trying to figure out what you can do for fall camp on July 30th.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Carter Karels

What a morning for Texas A&M men's basketball. Indiana transfer Mackenzie Mgbako withdrew from 2025 NBA Draft consideration and will remain firm on his decision to play for the Aggies as a junior next season. Jonathan Givony of ESPN first reported the news Tuesday, which came out less than two hours after A&M landed four-star Creighton transfer Pop Isaacs.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Carter Karels

The 2025 Texas A&M baseball campaign officially went down in infamy Monday. The Aggies did not receive an NCAA Tournament berth, making them the first preseason No. 1 college baseball team to miss the postseason since 1991. That exclusion should leave them regarded as one of the most disappointing A&M athletics teams ever. And in recent memory, at least, there might not be a close second.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Carter Karels

Texas A&M made the wrong kind of history Monday. As expected, A&M missed the NCAA Tournament and became the first preseason No. 1 college baseball team to not achieve that feat since 1991. Various college baseball media outlets did not include the Aggies in their final 64-team field projections. D1Baseball and Baseball America were among that group, designating them as a "four to watch" and "next four out" team, respectively.