Aggies Secure Victory Over Texas State in Key Playoffs to Boost National Title Prospects

Texas A&M baseball climbed back from a 4-0 deficit to secure a 9-6 victory over Texas State at Blue Bell Park on Tuesday night in Bryan-College Station. The Bobcats plated four runs in the second inning and kept their lead until the bottom of the fourth inning, when the Aggies ' bats came alive. Second baseman Chris Hacopian carried his successful weekend in Norman, Oklahoma, over to Texas A&M's midweek contest against Texas State by mashing a solo home run to get the Maroon and White on the board in the fourth.

Boston Kellner's two-RBI single and Gavin Grahovac's RBI single gave Texas A&M a 5-4 lead in the game with two outs in the inning, but the Aggies were not done yet. Caden Sorrell, who leads the starting lineup with a . 389 batting average so far this season, continued to prove why he is one of the most clutch hitters in college baseball.

His 10th homer of the year, a two-run shot to right field, scored Grahovac and put the Aggies on top of the Bobcats 7-4. Texas State responded with two runs in the fifth, but Sorrell struck again with another two-run home run in the seventh inning to give Texas A&M a three-run advantage. Clayton Freshcorn closed things out for the Aggies, as the program secured a win over the Bobcats with a showdown against the No.

7 Georgia Bulldogs looming this weekend at Blue Bell Park. Luck of the Aggies👍☘️ pic. twitter.