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Kentucky baseball vs. Texas A&M (three-game series): Fri, Apr 2, 2027, time not posted (and 2 more dates), Kentucky Proud Park, Lexington. Admission not listed. https://aroundlex.com/events/uk-baseball-texas-a-and-m-series-2027-04-02
Kentucky baseball vs. Texas A&M (three-game series) is on Friday, April 2, 2027, time not posted, at Kentucky Proud Park, 510 Wildcat Ct., Lexington. It is also listed on 2 later dates. Admission: Admission not listed. UK’s baseball ticket page still shows 2026 prices, and 2027 single-game prices are not posted yet. Tickets through UK Athletics. Hosted by UK Athletics. Details and updates: https://aroundlex.com/events/uk-baseball-texas-a-and-m-series-2027-04-02
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