This weekend at Daikin Park, a Texas baseball tradition that marks its 25th year continues: the Astros Foundation College Classic, in which six college baseball teams descend on the Lone Star state to compete in an annual tournament that has featured many future MLB stars.

No. 1 Tennessee (11-0) won its third and final game in the Astros Foundation College Classic on Sunday. The Vols defeated Arizona (7-4), 5-1, at Daikin Park in Houston, Texas to remain undefeated to start the 2025 baseball season.

The Tennessee Volunteers, the defending national champions, went undefeated during the three-day event at Daikin Park.

HOUSTON, Texas. (WVLT) - Tennessee pitchers combined to allow just one run on Sunday, defeating Arizona 5-1 to win the Astros Foundation College Classic. The Vols are your 2025 Astros Foundation College Classic Champions! pic.twitter.com/femJS147MY

Here are four things were learned from M State baseball's 1-2 weekend in the Astros Foundation College Classic.

Texas A&M outfielder Jace Laviolette (17) and Texas A&M utility Terrence Kiel II (3) smile in the dugout before Texas A&M’s game against Arizona at

The Big Orange continued their power surge, hitting three more home runs to bring their total to 10 for the tournament.

Garrett Shull's first career home run and some lockdown pitching was all Oklahoma State needed for a marquee win Saturday night.

The top-ranked Texas A&M Aggies baseball team is in a bit of a slump to say the least. After winning their first five games, the team has followed it up with u