Following an impressive 10-4 win over LSU in the series opener, Texas A&M baseball's matchup against the Tigers on Saturday will see a slight schedule change. Due to predicted inclement weather in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Saturday night, the previously slated 7 p.m. CT start has been pushed back to 4:30 p.m.

CT at Alex Box Stadium. While it shouldn't cause the game to be canceled like the series finale of the Lone Star Showdown was last Sunday, it is something to monitor moving forward. Texas A&M struck first by taking the series opener against LSU on Friday night, led by freshman outfielder Jorian Wilson's two home runs and all Aggies in the lineup getting on base. 🚨 Due to expected inclement weather, tomorrow's game as been moved up to 4:30pm cst. pic.twitter.com/gek15rZFBD— Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) April 18, 2026Entering Saturday's contest against the Tigers, the Aggies boast a 29-7 (10-5 in SEC play) record, with sole possession of second place in the current league standings.

Texas A&M's offense has been firing on all cylinders in the second season under head coach Michael Earley, as the club has recorded 18 outings with 10 or more runs scored so far this season. The Maroon and White will aim to carry the momentum from the Game 1 victory into Game 2 to claim the program's fourth consecutive conference series win. If the forecasted inclement weather causes any further delays, we will provide an update as they become available.

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