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Patton retires Farmer and that's it for him. Weston Moss is the first man out of the Aggie bullpen today.

Schuessler scores on a wild pitch. It's a 4-3 game.

Schuessler's advance stands. He didn't leave early.

Credit the A&M outfield with a great game today defensively. Laviolette robs Borba of a hit against the mesh wall in left-center. They're now reviewing to see if Schuessler left early.

Royo, Sorrell and Binderup can't come down with Schuessler's popup down the right-field line. He's safe at second base with what's scored as a double.

M6: A&M 4, Texas 2

Dre with a tidy 1-2-3 sixth inning.

The number of Alabama "reporters" trying to blame not getting drafted on the transfer portal is an odd flex. A simple Google search would've helped them out.

Dre is back out for the fifth.

End of 5: Texas A&M 4, Texas 2

Gasparino strikes out to end the inning with a runner stranded on base.

Wind is blowing out to left-center field when it kicks up.

Patton is over 80 pitches. Everybody in the Aggie bullpen is on their feet.

Flores reaches to avoid an inning-ending 6-4-3 double play. Nice play by Kent, getting it started for the Aggies by moving to his right. Two down, one on for Gasparino.

Galvan is on first base after drawing a one-out walk. Flores is trying to avoid a hat trick.

Today's attendance is 7,930. The three-game attendance of 23,680 is a new series record at Disch-Falk.

Kiel stays in the game. That looked ugly.

Kiel catches a sinking liner off the bat of Mendoza, but he's hurt. He landed awkwardly, diving for the ball.

Patton takes the mound with 65 pitches under his belt.

Top of the order due up for the Longhorns in the bottom of the fifth.

M5: A&M 4, Texas 2

Dre hit Binderup, but he got Schott to pop out to end the Aggie fifth.

Even if Texas loses today, the Longhorns will go to Fayetteville with a four-game lead on Arkansas for the lead in the conference standings.