Mihyia Davis wasn't known as a power hitter before joining the Texas Tech softball team, but she's embraced her new role as an all-around hitting threat.

As Texas A&M softball prepares for the postseason, everyone is stepping up for the Aggies. But a trio of freshman have made waves in big games.

The NCAA softball tournament bracket is out, but only eight of the 64 teams will advance to the Women's College World Series. Here are our picks:

OU fell behind 6-1 to Arkansas in the third inning of last Friday’s SEC tournament semifinal, got to within 6-5 by the sixth, then won 8-6 on Garcia’s walk-off three-run homer. It was the biggest comeback in SEC tourney history. The next day’s championship game against Texas A&M was rained out and the teams were named co-champions.

Texas A&M softball's regional consists of Saint Francis, Marist and Liberty. Who poses the biggest threat to the Aggies?

After dropping the first game of the day Friday against host West Texas A&M, the No. 8 Angelo State University softball team bounced back with a 1-0 win against Colorado Mesa to stay alive at the D-II South Central Regional in Canyon.

Oklahoma and Texas A&M will play for the SEC Tournament title, with the winner potentially taking home the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament as well. The top-seeded Sooners had to erase a 6-1 deficit on Friday, but Gabbie Garcia walked off Arkansas to punch OU’s ticket to the title game.