Texas A&M baseball reveals new uniform ahead of the 2025 season
Texas A&M baseball reveals new uniform ahead of the 2025 season Texas A&M's new uniform ahead of the 2025 season is highly fitting
Texas A&M's 2025 baseball season deserves the hype it's received this offseason, mainly due to the returning talent on the roster from last season's 2024 College World Series Championship runner-up, as the Aggies fell to Tennessee in game 3 of the program's first title game appearance.
This is the deepest lineup in program history compared to previous seasons. The return of star hitters Jace LaViolette and Gavin Grahovic is just the tip of the iceberg; the additions of power hitters Gavin Kash and Wyatt Henseler are a good problem to have on a week-to-week basis.
On the mound, ace pitcher Ryan Prager returns for a final season after flirting with the MLB, while Justin Lamkin and newcomer Myles Patton fill out a solid starting rotation. However, the bullpen is still a wildcard, which could deal with some issues early in the season.
Earlier this month, it was revealed that first-year coach Mike Earley's team would don a new uniform to open the season, and while Aggie fans are focused on the play on the field, it's never a bad thing to look good while doing so.
As you can see above, Maroon & White are the central colors, while the choice to go with gold in the number is interesting, with a slight resemblance to Texas State's standard color combination.
The Aggies start the campaign against Elon at Blue Bell Park on Valentine's Day at 6 p.m.
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