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Why Texas A&M Baseball’s Game 2 Victory Over Ole Miss Signals Future Success

Texas A&M Aggies On SI·Trey Bohne·6 months ago
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On Friday, No. 9 Texas A&M baseball aimed to keep its postseason host hopes intact against No. 20 Ole Miss in a hostile environment at Swayze Field.

Before Game 1, the Aggies made a significant change to their pitching rotation , starting senior left-handed pitcher Ethan Darden over redshirt junior left-handed pitcher Shane Sdao, who had previously been A&M’s go-to Friday night starter this season thus far. Unable to get anything going on offense and failing to limit Ole Miss’s damage, the Aggies fell to the Rebels, 5-3.

Only a day later, A&M got revenge on Ole Miss, beating the Rebels, 18-5, after seven innings.…

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