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No answers for Aggies in 8-1 loss to Sam Houston State

Texas A&M's rotation shuffle was also bound to have its effects on the Aggies' mid-week plans. On Tuesday night at Olsen, those plans were dashed. A four-run second inning put A&M in a hole it wouldn't climb from.
By Beau Holder
March 25, 2014
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GAME #26: Sam Houston State 8, Texas A&M 1
RECORDS: Texas A&M 17-9; Sam Houston State 17-8
WP: Jason Simms (1-1)
LP: Ryan Hendrix (0-2)
S: None
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COLLEGE STATION — Don't call it a comeback. Not yet, at least.

From its one victory at Auburn to the Columbia game and a series victory against Florida, Texas A&M seemed within the last week to be getting itself back on track and setting up for the bulk of the SEC season.

Not so fast, my friends.











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