It was a wild weekend at Olsen Field, with 58 total runs scored between the two teams and Texas A&M overcoming a nine-run deficit on Saturday in walk-off fashion. But most importantly, despite dropping Sunday’s finale, it was yet another SEC weekend series win for the Aggies, their fifth in a row, as the regular season comes down the home stretch.
The Aggies are now 30-16 (14-10) on the season, tied with LSU for second place in the SEC West and third in the SEC overall. More importantly, A&M is rising rapidly in the rankings, and is now being projected by many as a national seed in the NCAA Baseball Tournament.