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Where does the Texas A&M baseball’s 2025 class rank on signing day

Check out where the Texas A&M baseball team was ranked in the Baseball America rankings after National Signing Day

National Signing Day wrapped up on Wednesday for multiple sports, and college baseball rankings are starting to drop. After a monster 2024 season and a controversial coaching change, Texas A&M was able to pull in a top-10 2025 recruiting class.

Like most rankings, the SEC holds a majority of the top spots. In Baseball America rankings seven of the ten are SEC teams and one through six are all SEC teams. The Aggies is right in the middle with the No. 5 behind 2024 College World Series Champion Tennessee who came in at No. 4. There are a few caveats regarding these rankings.

The first is that there are still a few of the top recruits that have not signed yet. While that’s simple enough the more interesting issue is the MLB draft, and which players make it on campus or not. But for now, you can view the rankings as of Nov 13 below.

  1. LSU Tigers
  2. Texas Longhorns
  3. Vanderbilt Commodores
  4. Tennessee Vols
  5. Texas A&M Aggies
  6. Mississippi State Bulldogs
  7. Virginia Cavaliers
  8. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
  9. Ole Miss Rebels
  10. Oklahoma State Cowboys

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2026 INF/P Harper Gates has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from a talented 2026 infielder out of Tomball, TX

Texas A&M baseball head coach Michael Earley continues to roll on the recruiting trail, gaining another commitment from another top player in Texas. On Tuesday, infielder Harper Gates, out of Tomball, TX, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan, College Station.

Gates, like his teammate Catcher Hopkins, who recently committed, is one of the top players in Texas who can do a little bit of everything. He’s a capable pitcher with a high 80s fastball and a solid glove in the infield. He has the frame to add weight at 6’4″ and 175 pounds, and his power at the plate is just reaching its early potential.

If most of the 2025 and 2026 classes make it on campus, this will be one of the deepest Texas A&M rosters we have seen in a while. Gates is another one of those pieces that utility guys that will give the coaching staff plenty of lineup options and competition to keep the team sharp.

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2026 INF/P Trent Vilade has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns another commitment from a talented 2026 infielder/pitchers out of Frisco, TX.

Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley continues to stack pitchers, getting a commitment from a top player in Texas. On Sunday, pitcher Trent Vilade, out of Frisco, TX, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan, College Station.

Vilade is a RHP who also gets time in the infield due to having a sure glove. He is one of the top 2-way players in the state of Texas and was No. 5 in ERA (0.75) Top 10 Private school ERA leaders of 2024. At the plate, he hits left-handed and pulls a lot of balls to left field for extra bases.

His ability to give innings on the mound and hit puts him in an interesting box, depending on how the Aggie staff views his role. Pitching depth will be the key to where Vilade might be able to make the most impact once he steps on Olsen Field.

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2026 C/Utility Catcher Hopkins has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from a talented 2026 catcher out of Tomball, TX

Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley landed a talented catcher, getting a commitment from a top player in Texas. On Thursday, switch-hitting catcher, Catcher Hopkins, out of Tomball, TX, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan-College Station.

Hopkins is another athletic player who could add to his frame. Having power from both sides of the plate he led Tomball to a 2024 6A state title and was named to the State Championship All-Tournament Team. He can play all over the field and his hitting makes him a very valuable depth piece who can eventually get a few starts.

He was committed under Coach Jim Schlossnagle then reopened his recruitment when he took the job at Texas. Like several other Texas A&M recruits after speaking with Coach Early and the new staff, he recommitted trusting them to help him reach all his goals as a player.

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2025 LHP Cole Hubert has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from a talented 2025 pitcher out of Hellertown, PA

Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley lands another pitcher, getting a commitment from a top player in Pennsylvania. On Monday, left-handed pitcher Cole Hubert, out of Hellertown, PA, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan-College Station.

Hubert has some room to grow and is a slick pitcher with his fastball topping out in the low 90s. During his junior season, he led his high school to a District 11 Class 3A title and a staggering 158 strikeouts. John Kelly will have a great arm to mold, and Hubert is an under-the-radar pickup that will blossom into a solid relief pitcher with time.

In this day and age pitchers are throwing harder at a younger age there can never be enough pitchers in the rotation. Hubert fits right in that mold, and we can’t wait to see him in the Maroon & White.

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Texas A&M baseball’s 2025 non-conference has been revealed

Here are the dates and times for every non-conference game on Texas A&M 2025 baseball schedule

Texas A&M’s 2025 baseball season is getting closer and closer. New head coach Michael Earley inherited the program after serving as the hitting coach under former head coach Jim Schlossnagle. He is now with the Texas Longhorns after his disastrous transition this summer.

While Schlossnagle and the Aggies are officially old news, excitement is back in College Station ahead of Earley’s first season with a stacked roster after nearly every starter outside of closer Evan Aschenbeck has returned, including star hitters Jace LaViolette and Gavin Grahovic.

After two exhibition games, the returners are looking solid. Still, the newcomers to the roster, including former Texas Tech infielder Gavin Kash, have made an impact at the plate, while several new faces on the mound, including former Long Beach State P Myles Patton, have looked the part.

Before entering SEC play, Texas A&M will open the season with four consecutive home games vs. Elon, McNeese, Cal Poly, and Texas State before heading to Houston to play in the Astros Foundation College Classic, starting with facing Arizona on February 28th.

Here is the rest of the non-conference schedule:

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2026 INF/P Connor Comeau has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from a talented 2026 infielder out of Austin, TX

Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley continues to roll, getting a commitment from a top player in Texas. On Monday, infielder Conner Comeau, out of Austin, TX, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan, College Station.

Comeau is another commit who might not make it onto campus to play a game at Olsen Field. At 6′-4″ and 180 lbs., he has a good frame to build on and is one good offseason away from having MLB size. The 2026 grad has a Perfect Game grade of 10 and is a top-30 shortstop in the class.

He will be an interesting name to keep an eye on when the MLB draft rolls around, but for now, we’ll congratulate Comeau on his commitment and wish him a healthy season.

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2026 INF Trey Ebel has committed to Texas A&M

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from a talented 2026 infielder out of Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Texas A&M baseball coach Michael Earley continues to roll getting a commitment from a top player in California. On Sunday morning, infielder Trey Ebel, out of Rancho Cucamonga, CA, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan, College Station.

Ebel is a legit glove in the infield and is jumping up Prep Baseball California’s 2026 player rankings. Last season he helped lead his team to a CIF-SS D1 title while also being named to Perfect Game’s All-Star game and the USA Baseball 15U team.

The Aggie baseball team wrapped up fall ball and added a talented player from the West Coast. Coach Earley has something brewing in College Station and hopefully, he can have similar success as former Aggie assistant coach to head coach Mike Elko.

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2025 INF Boston Kellner has committed to Texas A&M baseball

Texas A&M baseball earns commitment from an athletic INF out of Chandler, AZ

Texas A&M baseball coaches Michael Earley and John Kelly landed a commitment from an extremely athletic infielder who can play anywhere on the field. On Monday afternoon, athlete Boston Kellner, out of Chandler, AZ, announced via social media that he will join the Aggies in Bryan, College Station.

Kellner’s 6-0 205lb frame brings a lot of power, similar to Jace LaViolette and Gavin Grahovac. Arizona’s No.3 ranked prospect was named to Prep Baseball’s 2024 Arizona All-State First Team and Perfect Game USA’s 2024 National High School Underclass Player of the Year.

With LaViolette more than likely headed off to the MLB draft after this season, Kellner is a good option to fill that void. Like all these top prospects, the MLB draft is also a possibility for Kellner, but in the meantime, this is a strong pick that can bring a live bat into the lineup.

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Texas A&M has the No. 2-ranked newcomers class per Baseball America

The Texas A&M baseball team comes in ranked No. 2 in Baseball America’s 2025 newcomer class

Former head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle left Texas A&M for rival Texas hours after the team lost to Tennessee in the College World Series, sending the program into a frenzy.

At the drop of a hat, several stars from the 2024 roster entered the transfer portal, and the university quickly went on a nationwide search. However, Texas A&M Athletic Director Trev Alberts didn’t have to look far after signing player favorite and hitting coach Mike Earley.

So far this offseason, Earley’s hiring has looked like the right choice. Star hitters, including Jace LaViolette and Gavin Grahovic, withdrew their names from the portal, while ace pitcher Ryan Prager put his MLB future on hold. Just as important, they held on to a number of top transfers and recruits.

They brought in seven players ranked in Baseball America’s Top 100 and two freshmen in the Top 500. Below, you can see the players and their ranking:

TRANSFERS:

  • Myles Patton – Pitcher – No. 11
  • Wyatt Henseler – Infield – No. 24
  • Gavin Kash – Infield – No. 25
  • Conner Harrison – Catcher – No. 31
  • Grant Cunningham – Pitcher – No. 35
  • Jacob Galloway – Catcher – No. 61
  • Jamal George – Infielder/Catcher – No. 68

FRESHMEN:

  • Sawyer Farr – No. 76
  • Terrence Kiel II No. 133

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