Best social media reactions to Texas A&M sweeping LSU in Baton Rouge

TL;DR

Texas A&M baseball extended its win streak to six games by sweeping LSU in Baton Rouge, marking their second-ever sweep of LSU. The Aggies are now in outright second place in the SEC.

Key points

Texas A&M baseball swept LSU in Baton Rouge
Aggies extended their win streak to six games
Texas A&M is now in second place in the SEC
Weston Moss pitched 4.1 innings with no runs allowed
This is only the second time A&M has swept LSU

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The Texas A&M baseball team is on an absolute heater at the moment, extending its win streak to six games after sweeping LSU in Louisiana. After dropping the first two series of SEC play to Oklahoma and Georgia, the Aggies have since gone 12-2 over the last 14 games, winning all four weekend series and sweeping #2 Texas, Missouri, and now LSU. While the Aggie bats have been in the spotlight as of late, it was the pitchers who came up clutch today. Weston Moss, who was demoted from the second-game starter to the third-string position, started the game with a smooth 4.1 innings pitched, allowing just 3 hits, no runs, and 2 walks. Gavin Lyons took the mound next, where he pitched a nearly perfect 2.2 innings, allowing 0 hits and striking out 2 batters. Closer Clayton Freshcorn had a slight hiccup, allowing a 2-run 8th inning (only one earned run), but the Aggies were still in prime position to win this game.

Final score in Baton Rouge

Red Stick broomstick 🧹👍#GigEm pic.twitter.com/yMUX9vDFm6

— TexAgs (@TexAgs) April 19, 2026

Aggies are on the way up

Texas A&M baseball sweeps LSU on the road with a 5-2 win today. The Aggies are in outright second place in the SEC. Second time ever A&M has swept LSU. Only other time was to open the 1978 season in Baton Rouge.

— Alex Miller (@AlexMill20) April 19, 2026