In D1Baseball's most recent Field of 64 projection, released Monday, the Aggies were ranked as a No. 3 seed, heading to the Tucson Regional, which would be hosted by the Arizona Wildcats, who currently hold one of 16 No. 1 seeds.

Since leaving Knoxville, Tenn., A&M not only reclaimed a top spot in the rankings but also secured a double-bye as the tournament's No. 2 seed. For two straight weeks, A&M (43-9, 16-7) was the No.

A&M must have looked at some film because they got hot at the right time and had 10 hits for 13 runs in a critical game. All major softball polls have the Aggies as the overall No. 1-ranked team to close out the regular season after going 2-1 last week,