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Brauny's Bullets: Aggie baseball falls short of national championship

Nearly mounting an improbable comeback, the Maroon & White's historic 2024 postseason run heartbreakingly ended in a 6-5 loss to Tennessee in Game 3 of the MCWS Finals. Ryan Brauninger shares his quick takeaways following the game.
By Ryan Brauninger
June 24, 2024
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The best season in Texas Aggie baseball history came to an end on Monday one win short of a national championship.

Tennessee pitched, played great defense and got the timely hits that A&M just couldn't muster through the middle and late innings. A valiant effort — and really throughout the postseason — just wasn't enough to overcome a Volunteer team that put a ton of pressure on the Aggies for the 20 innings of the three-game set.

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