Texas State fell to Texas A&M on the road on Tuesday, suffering an 8-4 loss in College Station.
The Bobcats didn’t struggle to keep up with the Aggies (17-11, 4-5 SEC) at the plate, swinging for eight hits to the hosts’ nine, but committed three fielding errors that Texas A&M took advantage of.
The Aggies began the bottom of the first inning with a run, but the visitors got one back in the top of the second. Freshman first baseman Daylan Pena led the frame off with a base hit and senior second baseman Cameron Gibbon double down the first baseline to drive him in.
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