Texas A&M eliminated from NCAA Tournament after loss to USC
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Texas A&M baseball was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament after a 7-1 defeat to USC in the College Station Regional Final on June 1. The Aggies ended their season with a record of 41-16. Coach Michael Earley faced criticism for late-season decisions that may have contributed to the loss, particularly regarding hitting and pitching strategies. The call for changes within the coaching staff has intensified, particularly concerning the development of pitchers under second-year pitching coach Jason Kelly, as the team struggled with injuries and performance inconsistency. Further evaluation of the coaching staff may occur as the program aims to improve for the next season.
- •Texas A&M lost 7-1 to USC in the NCAA Tournament finals
- •The Aggies finished the season at 41-16
- •Michael Earley's future is likely secure after postseason appearance
- •Criticism centers on pitching coach Jason Kelly's performance
- •Ineffective pitching contributed to the loss and overall struggles
- 9:31 AMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M should not retain a key staff member heading into 2027
"Texas A&M coach Michael Earley should make the change at pitching coach if the Aggies are serious about returning to the NCAA Tournament.
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