Texas vs. Texas A&M baseball: Aggies beat Jim Schlossnagle, Longhorns in SEC series opener
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Texas A&M baseball defeated the University of Texas 9-8 in the series opener, with the Aggies using six runs in the final four innings to secure the win. The Longhorns blasted two home runs in the ninth inning but were unable to overcome the deficit.
Texas A&M baseball outlasted the University of Texas 9-8 in a game with five lead changes. The Aggies used six runs in the final four innings to secure the win. First baseman Gavin Grahovac went 2-for-4 with a double and a triple. The Longhorns scraped together 10 hits, with Aiden Robbins collecting three, including two home runs. The two teams used eight pitchers, trading blows throughout the night. The Aggies will turn to right-hander Aiden Moss to take the series win on Saturday.
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