Texas A&M baseball triumphed over the Houston Cougars with a decisive 10-2 victory on Tuesday night in Bryan-College Station. The Aggies, fresh off a win against Texas in the Lone Star Showdown, displayed their offensive prowess by accumulating 11 hits, including three home runs, and driving in 10 runs. Despite Houston initially taking a 2-0 lead with RBI singles from Xavier Perez and Cade Climie, Texas A&M quickly responded with a two-run home run from Jorian Wilson in the second inning, followed by another from Nico Partida in the third. First baseman Gavin Grahovac made history by claiming the ninth spot for career home runs in program history. Partida's third RBI in the fifth inning solidified the Aggies' victory, marking their third consecutive win. As they prepare for a significant conference series against the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Texas A&M currently holds second place in the SEC standings, positioning themselves well for a potential postseason run.