Can the Texas A&M keep rolling or will Florida break the streak?

Texas A&M baseball is playing some of its best ball of the season, but anyone who’s been around this sport long enough knows how quickly it can humble you. You can square up everything in practice, feel great in BP, and still walk away from a weekend without a single hit.

Baseball doesn’t care how hot you are and with A&M riding four straight SEC series wins, the question becomes less if a bump in the road is coming and more when.

This weekend’s matchup at Florida is exactly the kind of series that tests a streak.

The Gators have alternated series wins and losses for over a month, and if that pattern holds, this would be their “up” week. A&M also enters the weekend without a midweek tune‑up, which can be a blessing for rest but a curse for rhythm. And then there’s the biggest challenge of all. Florida ace Aidan King, one of the SEC’s best arms, carrying a 6–2 record, 1.17 ERA, and 55 strikeouts. He’s the type of pitcher who can tilt an entire series by himself.

Is this the weekend the Aggies finally drop their first SEC series since late March? If you ask the crew over at SEC Unfiltered, they think so both analysts picked Florida to take the series.

But that’s the beauty of this matchup. A&M has been the more complete team for a month straight, and Florida has yet to prove it can sustain momentum. The Aggies have handled every challenge thrown at them lately. This one just happens to be their toughest in weeks.

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This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: SEC Unfiltered chooses Florida over Texas A&M in the weekend series