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A&M catcher Rusty Meyer slides safely into second base behit
Missouri shortst
A&M drops two to Mizzo
By Doug Fuentes
How far the mighty have
fallen.
A week removed from being
in a tie for first place in the Big
12, the Texas A&M baseball
team continued its fall from
grace as the Missouri Tigers
rolled over the Aggies to take
the series at Olsen Field this
weekend.
Despite losing two of three
to Missouri, the Aggies man
aged to gain a spot in the Big 12
standings, moving from sixth to
fifth, thanks to Oklahoma and
Oklahoma State getting swept
this weekend.
However, the jump in the
standings was not at all indica
tive of how the Aggies per
formed this weekend.
Two things A&M has relied
on during its recent hitting
drought, pitching and good
defense, were non-existent
against Missouri.
The Aggies (32-18. 11-10
Big 12) committed 1 I errors in
the three games, which affected
the pitching, as A&M gave up
29 runs.
“I don't know why this
weekend jumped on us as bad
as it did," said A&M head coach
Mark Johnson. ‘‘We had guys
make errors that hadn’t made
them in a long time. We looked
like we hadn’t played in a
while. It's disappointing. 1 hate
that it happened during the
stretch run, hut we didn’t play
well enough to deserve to win
the series.”
Saturday’s doubleheader was
a great example of what an
enigma the Aggies have been
lately.
After a six-run ninth inning
fell short on Friday night as
the Aggies lost. 11-10, they
carried that momentum over
into game one.
A&M scored 16 runs on 16
hits as it run-ruled the Tigers
16-5. Ty Garner led the A&M
B\sian
at toller
effort to
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Jody RoughtononS? w ith pic
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home runs and six RBIs
Instead of carrying
solid performance intoi
two. the Aggies laid an eg
Missouri scored seven ref
the first inning and
looked back, returning
t a \ or b\ run-ruling the A;.
l a-2 in eight innings.
The last time A&M wan
ruled at Olsen Field wasm
w hen the Longhorns detti
tin
Aggies. iK-o.
A&M starter Ryan Wag:
did not make it out of the
inning, pitching only one
of an inning.
He gave up six runs, tv
w hich were earned, on two
The Aggie defense suffet;
meltdown as it recorded
errors, three of which c
from shortstop Matt Ata
Alexander, who came inti
weekend with only sixerro
the season, totaled six error-
the three games agi
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