After losing their first two series against their fellow SEC squads, the Texas A&M Aggies have been on a hot streak as of late, raising them up to No. 7 in the standings and putting them in a prime spot to host a regional series for the NCAA Tournament.

However, that momentum took a sharp turn Saturday when they welcomed the No. 8 Auburn Tigers to College Station, who promptly delivered an 18-5 run ruling in the first game and a 5-4 defeat in the second game of a doubleheader.

The Aggies are still safe in terms of the NCAA Tournament, but there was still a lot said during the team's forgetful start at Blue Bell Park.

What We Learned During the Doubleheader

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Here are a couple of takeaways from the first part of the weekend series, with Game 3 set to finish up Sunday afternoon.

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