Texas A&M (28-15, 11-19 SEC) finished the SEC regular season with a series loss to No. 10 Georgia on the road, and despite Justin Lamkin's elite 15 strikeout performance on Friday, resulting in a 6-0 win, but didn't provide any momentum going into Saturday morning. With Myles Patton on the mound, the Aggies looked good through three innings, at least.
Tossing three scoreless innings with six strikeouts, Patton wasn't the central issue even after allowing Georgia to take a 2-0 lead after Slate Alford's two-run homer, as reliever Weston Moss allowed four more runs in the seventh, which broke the game wide open.