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Aggies Avoid Bulldog Sweep With Sunday Win
March 22, 2026 | Baseball
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS – The 21st-ranked Texas A&M Aggies avoided an SEC series sweep by sixth-ranked Georgia, posting a 18-5 win Sunday at Blue Bell Park.
Fast Facts
Ike Cousins Head Baseball Coach Wes Johnson
On Sunday's game…
"As good as we played the first two games, we did a 180 degree difference today. It was a polar opposite. You tip your hat to this Aggie team today. They did a good job, and we didn't throw strikes today. I tried a lot of different guys but if you're not throwing strikes, you get behind and then serve up fastballs they're going to get hit. I told the hitters when we made the line change, let's see who gets in there and shows me a good at bat. Ty Peeples did that and got his first hit."
Up Next
Georgia (20-5, 4-2 SEC) returns to Foley Field for a five-game stretch starting Tuesday against Kennesaw State. First pitch against the Owls is set for 3:02 pm ET. The game will be available on the SECN+ and the Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network.
Fast Facts
- The Bulldogs entered Sunday with an NCAA-leading 78 home runs and added two more to that total. Overall, the Bulldogs smashed 11 home runs in the series.
- Senior designated hitter Jordy Oriach led off the second inning with his third home run of the series. It was his fifth home run of the year and made it 2-1.
- Sophomore Rylan Lujo hit a two-run home run in the seventh for his third of the season.
- Freshman Ty Peeples delivered a pinch-hit two run double in the sixth for his first collegiate hit.
- Sophomore LHP Kenny Ishikawa made his third start and was lifted after 2.1 innings when the Aggies built a 5-1 advantage for their first lead of the series.
- Junior catcher Daniel Jackson went 0-for-2 as his career-best 21-game hitting streak ended.
- Today marked the first time this year that the Bulldogs have been run-ruled after posting 10 run-rule wins this season.
Ike Cousins Head Baseball Coach Wes Johnson
On Sunday's game…
"As good as we played the first two games, we did a 180 degree difference today. It was a polar opposite. You tip your hat to this Aggie team today. They did a good job, and we didn't throw strikes today. I tried a lot of different guys but if you're not throwing strikes, you get behind and then serve up fastballs they're going to get hit. I told the hitters when we made the line change, let's see who gets in there and shows me a good at bat. Ty Peeples did that and got his first hit."
Up Next
Georgia (20-5, 4-2 SEC) returns to Foley Field for a five-game stretch starting Tuesday against Kennesaw State. First pitch against the Owls is set for 3:02 pm ET. The game will be available on the SECN+ and the Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network.
Players Mentioned
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