Social media reacts to Texas A&M’s 17-2 rout of Texas State

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Texas A&M‘s bats came alive in a dominant 17-2 win over Texas State, as the Aggies advanced to the College Station Regional final.

After giving up solo home runs in back-to-back innings, right-handed pitcher Weston Moss bounced back to record one of his most impressive outings in the Maroon and White. Moss notched a career-high 10 strikeouts and allowed five hits in 7.1 innings pitched.

Meanwhile, Texas A&M’s offense came alive to score 17 unanswered runs, led by left fielder Jake Duer’s career-high six RBI and Chris Hacopian’s four RBI.

It remains undetermined who will pitch for the Aggies in the regional final against Texas State or USC, but head coach Michael Earley confirmed after the game that right-hander Aiden Sims is out for the year. The devastating news for the already thin Aggie bullpen could be detrimental, unless Texas A&M can get more consistent outings from guys like Shane Sdao and Ethan Darden moving forward.

Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M’s massive 15-run victory over Texas State in the College Station Regional on Saturday night, as the Aggies prepare to compete in the regional final:

Texas A&M’s dominant showing advances them to the regional final

Pics from the dub over the Bobcats

A career night for Moss on the mound

Moss receives a standing ovation at Blue Bell Park

Massive night at the plate for the Aggies in Game 4 of the regional

Texas A&M advances to the finals and will play either USC or Texas State tomorrow night

Earley’s statement on Sims’ injury

All-around dominant performance from Texas A&M

The bats were alive and well in College Station on Saturday night

Earley is unsure who will pitch for A&M on Sunday night

Duer has a career night at the plate

Let the bubbles fly

Texas A&M wins and advances

Which other teams are 2-0?

Duer’s two-run double late

Aggie fans show up and show out at Blue Bell Park on Saturday night

Final stats from the dub

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