Aggie fans and media react to Texas A&M's 6-0 win over Georgia in Game 2 of the series
Aggie fans and media react to Texas A&M's 6-0 win over Georgia in Game 2 of the series
The fight isn't over yet, as the Texas A&M baseball team keeps its postseason aspirations alive with a commanding 6-0 victory over the Georgia Bulldogs in Game 2 of the series.
Despite a sluggish start to the season, the Aggies find themselves in a must-win situation as they push to extend their season beyond May. Starting pitcher Justin Lamkin delivered a career-best performance, striking out 15 batters in a complete-game shutout, allowing only three hits. His dominant outing was complemented by clutch offensive production, giving him the confidence to pitch aggressively.
Leading the charge was Gavin Kash, who recorded three hits and five RBIs, highlighted by a crucial three-run home run in the third inning, putting the Aggies on the scoreboard.
With the SEC Tournament fast approaching, Texas A&M faces a tough road ahead. Winning the upcoming rubber match will be key to bolstering their postseason chances. For now, Aggie fans can savor a masterful performance from Justin Lamkin as they await the decisive game in the series.
Below are some reactions to the Aggies' Game 2 victory over Georgia.
Justin Lamkin helps keep the Aggie postseason hopes alive
Complete game shutout
Career high 15 strikeouts for Lamkin
The Aggie even the series at 1-1
Don't stop believing now
A&M is hanging around, but time is running out and every win matters
If this was his last time in the Maroon & White, he went out with a bang
Gavin Kash provided the offensive boost needed for the win
The Aggies need to get to 12 regular season wins to give themselves a chance
A&M wins!
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