Where to watch Texas A&M baseball vs LSU channel, time, streaming info
Where to watch Texas A&M baseball vs LSU channel, time, streaming info
Texas A&M (25-19, 8-13 SEC) will face another top-five team this season when they host No. 2 LSU (37-9, 14-7 SEC) at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park in Bryan-College Station.
With nine pivotal SEC games remaining in regular-season play, Texas A&M controls its postseason destiny. Sitting at 8-13 in SEC standings, the Aggies need at least five more conference wins to keep their hopes alive for postseason baseball in June. Their path won't be easy, making every game a crucial opportunity to solidify their standing. A postseason berth remains within reach if Texas A&M can capitalize on key matchups and build late-season momentum.
These teams have met 63 times, with Texas A&M leading the series 32-29-1. Through the last ten game they are an even 5-5 with the Aggies losing the series last season but taking the last game played.
Below is all the information for the series:
GAME SCHEDULE
Game One - May 2 at 6 p.m. CT
Texas A&M: LHP Ryan Prager
Stats: 2-3, 4.04 ERA, 62.1 IP, 54 K, 15 BB
LSU: LHP Kade Anderson
Stats: 6-1, 3.76 ERA, 64.2 IP, 102 K, 16 BB
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Game Two - May 3 at 2:00 p.m. CT
Texas A&M: LHP Justin Lamkin
Stats: 3-5, 3.92 ERA, 62.0 IP, 69 K, 14 BB
LSU: RHP Anthony Eyanson
Stats: 6-2, 3.49 ERA, 59.1 IP, 91 K, 25 BB
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Game Three - May 4 at 1 p.m. CT
Texas A&M: LHP Myles Patton
Stats: 3-3, 4.84 ERA, 57.2 IP, 64 K, 12 BB
LSU: TBD
WAYS TO FOLLOW THE SERIES
TV/Streaming: SEC Network +
Radio: Locally Sports Radio 1150/93.7 The Zone
Social: Follow the @AggiesBaseball on X for updates
Internet: 12thMan.com / 12th Man Mobile app for live play-by-play
Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes, and opinions. Follow Jarrett Johnson on X: @whosnextsports1.
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