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The fireworks that flew through the night sky in Bryan-College Station following Texas A&M's 11-9 win over Mississippi State were a perfect depiction of Friday night's contest between the two SEC juggernauts.
Michael Earley's club bounced back after an 18-11 loss in the series opener by recording 15 hits, including three home runs, and 11 RBIs against one of the top pitching staffs in the conference. It was led by outfielder Caden Sorrell, who recorded six RBIs and was one single shy of hitting for the cycle. Sorrell, Gavin Grahovac and Blake Binderup all secured home runs in the contest, while the Aggies' pitching woes continued.
Aiden Sims has been Texas A&M's Game 2 starter, but he was absent from the weekend rotation due to tightness. That meant Weston Moss got the start on Friday, as he secured four strikeouts and allowed three earned runs on four hits across two innings. Shane Sdao entered the game to replace Moss, striking out three and allowing five runs on six hits, before Clayton Freshcorn closed things out with an impressive five strikeouts and just two hits allowed in the win.
The Aggies return to Blue Bell Park tomorrow with an opportunity to take the series over Mississippi State. First pitch is scheduled for 11 a.m. CT and the contest will be broadcast live on the SEC Network.
Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M's win over Mississippi State in Game 2 on Friday night:
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Michael Earley's club bounced back after an 18-11 loss in the series opener by recording 15 hits, including three home runs, and 11 RBIs against one of the top pitching staffs in the conference. It was led by outfielder Caden Sorrell, who recorded six RBIs and was one single shy of hitting for the cycle. Sorrell, Gavin Grahovac and Blake Binderup all secured home runs in the contest, while the Aggies' pitching woes continued.
Aiden Sims has been Texas A&M's Game 2 starter, but he was absent from the weekend rotation due to tightness. That meant Weston Moss got the start on Friday, as he secured four strikeouts and allowed three earned runs on four hits across two innings. Shane Sdao entered the game to replace Moss, striking out three and allowing five runs on six hits, before Clayton Freshcorn closed things out with an impressive five strikeouts and just two hits allowed in the win.
The Aggies return to Blue Bell Park tomorrow with an opportunity to take the series over Mississippi State. First pitch is scheduled for 11 a.m. CT and the contest will be broadcast live on the SEC Network.
Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M's win over Mississippi State in Game 2 on Friday night:
Game 2 dub for the Aggies
Freshcorn's impressive night on the mound moves him up in program history
Freshcorn is now t-4th in single-season saves@cfreshcorn_25pic.twitter.com/M7tDENUdjG
— Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) May 16, 2026
Freshcorn gets fired up after locking down the win
Nice catch from Jake Duer robs the Dawgs of extra bases
Sorrell secures six RBIs
Grahovac's 19th home run of the year
Binderup's massive three-run shot
Sorrell's two-run homer that gave the Aggies an early lead
Much-needed win to force a rubber match
If you're looking for great pitching, College Station wasn't the place
Friday night fireworks at Blue Bell Park
Final statistics from the 11-9 win in Game 2
Texas A&M allowed nine runs, but still a solid performance in certain aspects
Freshcorn slammed the door for the Aggies
Every pitcher will be available for Texas A&M to use in Game 3
Gritty win, but the pitching woes continued
The offense continues to slug away
Friday dub at Olsen
Sorrell makes history
Mike Elko was enjoying his night at Blue Bell Park
Texas A&M forces a rubber match
Massive series finale coming tomorrow
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This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: Social media reacts to Texas A&M's offensive fireworks against MSU
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