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Bombs away: Aggies struggle to keep ball in park in 8-2 loss
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Bombs away: Aggies struggle to keep ball in park in 8-2 loss
No. 23 Texas A&M baseball struggled to keep the ball in the park in its 8-2 loss to No. 7 Georgia, surrendering six home runs to seal the loss. A tandem of Aggie pitchers couldn’t handle the NCAA’s best home run hitters, officially dropping their second straight series. “We got pummeled,” head coach Michael Earley said. “We didn’t do much offensively and they did, so it wasn’t a great performance at all.” Junior right handed pitcher Weston Mo…
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