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Aggies drop Houston Regional opener to Texas, 8-1

The game was long-awaited, but it was over in a flash. Texas A&M fell behind early and never recovered, dominated on the mound, at the plate and in the field on Friday afternoon to drop into the loser's bracket.
By Beau Holder
May 30, 2014
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HOUSTON, Texas — A week of build-up preceded the first meeting in two years between Texas A&M and Texas.

Then the Longhorns broke the Aggies down.

Errors, weak hitting and Daniel Mengden's poor start did the Aggies in against their archrival in Friday's 8-1 defeat. A&M left runners on base in each of the first six innings and Texas scored in each of the first three; as a result, the rest held little to no suspense.



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