In seven days, the top eight seeds will be revealed.<\/p>\n
For now, Texas A&M is among the nation\u2019s top 10 with a strong case to be one of those coveted national seeds.<\/p>\n
For now, Michael Earley\u2019s Aggies remain at No. 10\u00a0in the latest D1 Baseball top 25<\/a> as the postseason is officially on deck.<\/p>\n This comes after outlasting then-No. 13 Mississippi State in a haymaker-infused slug fest at Blue Bell Park. In a three-game series that featured 62 total runs, A&M bounced back from a Thursday bludgeoning<\/a> to win back-to-back games to take the series.<\/p>\n The Aggie offense was on fire in Friday\u2019s 11-9 win<\/a>. Earley pushed to correct buttons and got clutch performances in Saturday\u2019s 7-6 finale<\/a>.<\/p>\n By beating the Bulldogs, A&M earned its sixth SEC series win of 2026. The Maroon & White finished the regular season at 39-13 overall and 18-11 in conference, good for third place despite being picked 13th.<\/p>\n Their case to host a regional is undeniable. The case to be a top-eight seed come Memorial Day is as strong as any.<\/p>\n \u201cOur body of work speaks for itself. Our quality of wins. We\u2019ve done it on the road. We\u2019ve done it at home,\u201d Earley said Sunday<\/a>. \u201cWe\u2019re about to be at full health here in just a few days. I think our resilience is something you can\u2019t overlook, but our season and our body of work, to me, there\u2019s no question in my mind that we deserve to be a top-eight. No doubt.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re about to be at full health here in just a few days. I think our resilience is something you can\u2019t overlook, but our season and our body of work, to me, there\u2019s no question in my mind that we deserve to be a top-eight. No doubt.\u201d<\/p>\n – Texas A&M head baseball coach Michael Earley<\/p>\n Whether the selection committee agrees will be answered next week.<\/p>\n Between now and when the field of 64 is revealed is another chance for A&M to bolster its resume, this time at the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Ala.<\/p>\n As the No. 3 seed, the Aggies will play Friday night. The possible opponent is a trio of familiar foes.<\/p>\n Will it be No. 14 seed LSU, which A&M swept in Baton Rouge last month<\/a>?<\/p>\n Will it be No. 12 seed Oklahoma, which took two of three from A&M in Norman to open SEC play, including a rubber match played in tornado-force winds<\/a>?<\/p>\n