Texas A&M baseball announces 2027 season schedule with home SEC series
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 9:16 PM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Texas A&M baseball released its complete schedule for the 2027 season on October 15. The Aggies will kick off their season with a three-game series at Blue Bell Park from February 19-21. The schedule includes five home SEC series, including matchups against Tennessee, Oklahoma, LSU, Arkansas, and Ole Miss. Texas A&M will also participate in the BRUCE BOLT College Classic in Houston, facing teams like Louisville and Louisiana. The Aggies open conference play at Alabama on March 19, with the regular season concluding against Ole Miss on May 22. The SEC Tournament is set for May 25-30 in Alabama. The 2027 roster features 29 newcomers and 15 returning letterwinners.
- •Texas A&M opens the season with a three-game series at Blue Bell Park.
- •The Aggies will face defending champions Oklahoma at home.
- •Texas A&M's SEC schedule includes five series at home.
- •The SEC Tournament will be held from May 25-30 in Alabama.
- •A&M's roster has 29 newcomers for the upcoming season.
- 9:16 PMYahoo Sports — 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.
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