Texas A&M baseball releases complete 2027 schedule
Texas A&M’s 2027 schedule features five home SEC series, the BRUCE BOLT College Classic and a road series against Texas.
Texas A&M baseball unveiled its full 2027 schedule on Wednesday, offering fans their initial glimpse into the journey led by Michael Earley during his third tenure at College Station. The Aggies commence their season with a three-game home series against Blue Bell Park from February 19-21. Their early nonconference fixtures comprise several home matches before a trip to Houston for the BRUCE BOLT College Classic at Daikin Park, where they will face Louisville on March 5, Louisiana on March 6, and Houston on March 7.
The team then returns to College Station for a midweek contest and a three-game series against Loyola Marymount before commencing SEC play.
Texas A&M's conference campaign kicks off against Alabama from March 19-21. The Aggies' five home SEC series will pit them against Tennessee, Oklahoma, LSU, Arkansas, and Ole Miss. The Oklahoma series is anticipated to be one of the highlights at Blue Bell Park, as the Sooners, the reigning national champions, have not graced College Station since both programs were part of the Big 12.
A&M's road schedule for the conference features games against Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi State, South Carolina, and Texas. The Lone Star Showdown is set for May 14-16 in Austin, followed by a final SEC matchup against Ole Miss from May 20-22. The SEC Tournament is slated for May 25-30 at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Alabama.
The roster, composed of 29 freshmen and just 15 returning letterwinners, will face the challenge of Earley's first season accompanied by a new pitching coach in Barry Enright. Nolan Cain, the associate head coach, is back in College Station for the 2027 season. The team will undergo fall exhibitions against Rice and McNeese, providing the coaching staff crucial opportunities to assess the newly assembled roster before the Aggies kick off their 2027 season in February.
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