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Best social media reactions from Texas A&M's 18-11 loss to MSU
TL;DR
Texas A&M lost 18-11 to Mississippi State in a series opener, marking a record for runs allowed in an inning since joining the SEC. The Aggies' pitching struggles continue as they face a must-win situation in the upcoming games.
Key points
- Texas A&M lost 18-11 to Mississippi State
- The Aggies allowed the most runs in a single inning since joining the SEC
- The loss puts Texas A&M in a must-win scenario for the next games
- Weston Moss is expected to start in Game 2 against Mississippi State
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The pitching woes continued for Texas A&M in its 18-11 series-opening loss to Mississippi State at Blue Bell Park on Thursday night. Typically, scoring 11 runs in an SEC contest equates to a win, but not for the Aggies. Jason Kelly's pitching staff gave up the most runs in a single inning since Texas A&M joined the conference in 2012. To make matters worse, the loss was tied for the most runs allowed this season, which came in an 18-5 run-rule loss to Auburn on May 2. Needless to say, the bullpen has much work to do moving forward. With postseason play right around the corner, it is make-or-break for the pitchers on the roster to step up and provide consistency on the mound for the Aggies. If Texas A&M drops the series to the Bulldogs on Friday, it will be the end of the team's hopes of being a national seed. The Aggies will aim to avoid dropping their third straight SEC series, as they face Mississippi State in Game 2 at Blue Bell Park on Friday. First pitch against the Bulldogs is scheduled for 4 p.m. CT and will be broadcast live on SEC Network+. Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M's loss to Mississippi State in Game 1:
Final score from Blue Bell Park
Final: Texas A&M - 11, Mississippi State - 18
— Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) May 15, 2026
18 runs... yes, you read that correctly
Mississippi State hangs 18 runs on Texas A&M in College State to take the opener 🔥🔥
Texas A&M is going to have to dig deep this weekend with the injuries they have. pic.twitter.com/s7ynp1x6am
— 11Point7 College Baseball (@11point7) May 15, 2026
Statistics from the series-opening loss
Q&A
What were the final scores of the Texas A&M vs. Mississippi State baseball game?
Texas A&M lost to Mississippi State with a final score of 18-11.
How many runs did Texas A&M's pitching staff allow in the loss to Mississippi State?
Texas A&M's pitching staff allowed 18 runs, including the most runs in a single inning since joining the SEC.
What is at stake for Texas A&M in the upcoming games against Mississippi State?
Texas A&M must win the next games to maintain their hopes of being a national seed in postseason play.
Who is expected to start for Texas A&M in Game 2 against Mississippi State?
Weston Moss is slated to start for Texas A&M in Game 2 against Mississippi State, although the decision is not yet finalized.