The Texas A&M Aggies are on the verge of winning the Men’s College World Series championship for the first time in their history. Their rival, the Texas Longhorns, have won six titles in the past, making this a highly anticipated final matchup.
The Aggies had a dominant run through their side of the bracket, winning three games against Florida and Kentucky in double-elimination tournament. Their victory over Florida set them up for a final showdown with another Southeastern Conference rival, the Tennessee Volunteers. This is a historic moment for the Aggies, who have never made it to the championship before.
The best-of-three series will kick off on Saturday with Game 1 airing on ESPN. If needed, Game 2 will take place on Sunday on ABC13 and could be either a championship clincher or an elimination game for the Aggies. The final game will be held on Monday and will also be broadcasted on ESPN.
This marks Texas A&M’s eighth appearance in the MCWS and they are now just two wins away from making history and bringing home a national championship.
