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Alec Blair, a versatile outfielder from Oklahoma's recent national championship team, has committed to Texas A&M, bringing a .247 average, 18 RBIs and a home run against the Aggies this season.
After a postseason marred by injuries and a weakened rotation, Texas A&M has turned to the transfer portal, securing left‑hander Trent Collier, a 2026 champion whose 3.80 ERA and clutch performances aim to restore confidence in College Station.
Texas A&M's baseball program faces a major transition with several star players heading to the 2026 MLB draft, prompting a wave of transfers and strategic roster changes.
With a revamped roster and high‑profile hires, the Aggies are betting on fresh talent to return to the NCAA Tournament and the College World Series.
The Aggies are reshaping their squad through the transfer portal, adding standout players while saying goodbye to several key contributors, aiming to reclaim a postseason berth.
After a 41‑16 record and an 18‑11 conference slate, Texas A&M will welcome top transfer Nate Savoie, whose collegiate résumé includes All‑ACC honors and a .329 average at Clemson, to bolster a lineup reshaped by several departures.
Texas A&M's head coach Michael Earley has reshaped the baseball roster by hiring MLB pitching coach Barry Enright and securing high‑profile transfers, positioning the team for a strong 2026 MLB Draft outlook.
Catcher Nate Savoie, a sophomore standout from Clemson, has committed to Texas A&M for the 2026 season, adding depth to an already potent Aggies offense and sparking competition for the starting spot.
Nate Savoie, a former Clemson catcher and outfielder, has pledged to Texas A&M, marking the fifth transfer addition for the Aggies this offseason. His collegiate career includes a Freshman of the Year award, All‑ACC honors and strong power numbers.
Texas A&M secured its first summer transfer pitcher, Johnny Nuanez, a standout from Wichita State, adding depth to a staff reshaped by recent departures.
With top hitters set to leave for the 2026 MLB Draft, Texas A&M is turning to the transfer portal to shore up its roster, hiring a new pitching coach and targeting a proven catcher.
Texas A&M secures a versatile infielder who excelled at Western Kentucky, adding depth and power to the Aggies' roster for the upcoming season.
The Aggies are reshaping their squad with key transfers from TCU and Western Kentucky while addressing departures that left several positions vacant.
Lane Arroyos, Zach Lyles and Mick Uebelhor were recognized for their outstanding play and high GPAs, highlighting Western Kentucky University’s commitment to student‑athlete success.
Rob Fournier, a celebrated collegiate coach with over 1,100 career victories, was named the seventh head coach of the Omaha Mavericks baseball team. His extensive record of championships, elite recruiting and player development is expected to elevate the program to new heights.
Rob Fournier, a veteran coach with over 1,100 wins and multiple championships, has been appointed the seventh head coach of Maverick Baseball at the University of Nebraska Omaha, bringing a proven track record of elite recruiting and championship culture.
The Hilltoppers pushed Jacksonville State to the brink in the CUSA Tournament, but a 12‑11 defeat capped a season that delivered four straight 30‑win campaigns, a 495‑foot homer, and a suite of program records.
With a 29‑26 record and a .286 team batting average, Western Kentucky University's baseball squad prepares for back‑to‑back showdowns that could define its postseason trajectory.
Junior outfielder Lane Arroyos, a Katy native, was selected to the First Team All‑Conference USA after a breakout season that saw him top the league in batting average and doubles, while the Hilltoppers prepare to open the tournament against Middle Tennessee on May 20.
The Western Kentucky University baseball team is poised to compete in the Conference USA Championship, facing Middle Tennessee on May 20 and Jacksonville State on May 22. With a 29‑26 record and standout performances from Lane Arroyos, the Hilltoppers hope to translate their late‑season momentum into a title run.
WKU’s final regular-season game against Delaware ended 6-3 after a back-and-forth contest that saw early leads, a career-high pitching performance and a late surge by the visitors.
Lane Arroyos’ double tied a program record as WKU Baseball blanked Delaware 3-0, moving the Hilltoppers to 29-25 and setting up a final showdown on Saturday.
The Hilltoppers opened their series against the Blue Hens on Thursday evening at Bob Hannah Stadium, falling 7-3 after a sluggish start that saw Delaware seize an early three‑run advantage before WKU rallied late.
WKU Baseball heads to Delaware for a three‑game set to close out the regular season, featuring standout hitters and a pitching staff battling high ERAs.