Texas A&M baseball vs Missouri game score: Live updates, how to watch SEC series finale
As it welcomed in a previously winless Missouri Tigers team, the Aggies (27-20, 10-16 SEC) inexplicably dropped both games to start the series.
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The Tigers (15-35, 2-24) captured their first conference win and series victory of the year.
Now, A&M has one game to try to salvage any positivity from the weekend.
More: Texas A&M vs Missouri baseball prediction: TV channel, game info for SEC series
The Aggies' postseason aspirations have taken a massive hit with just four games left.
A&M enters Sunday three games short of the 13-win magic number, while according to Kendall Rogers of D1 Baseball, the Aggies' RPI has dropped to 50, 20 shy of the 30th spot threshold historically needed.
A win on Sunday keeps the Aggies on pace to hit 13 wins.
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However, a third-straight loss almost assuredly requires them to sweep the Georgia Bulldogs in Athens, Ga., next weekend to even be in the conversation of an at-large bid, barring a run to an SEC Tournament title.
Stay tuned for updates from the action:
Texas A&M vs Missouri baseball: Live updates from Sunday
Aggies vs Tigers game 3 score, highlights
Updated following first pitch.
Texas A&M vs Missouri starting lineups
Texas A&M batting order
CF Jace LaViolette
3B Wyatt Henseler
RF Caden Sorrell
C Bear Harrison
SS Kaeden Kent
DH Blake Binderup
1B Gavin Kash
2B Ben Royo
LF Terrence Kiel II
Missouri batting order
SS Jackson Lovich
RF Pierre Seals
DH Cayden Nicoletto
3B Chris Patterson
CF Kaden Peer
1B Mateo Serna
2B Keegan Knutson
C Jedier Hernandez
LF Tyler Macon
Texas A&M starting pitcher
LHP Myles Patton
Missouri starting pitcher
LHP Wil Libbert
What time does Texas A&M baseball play Missouri today?
Time : 1 p.m. CT
Date : May 11
Location: Blue Bell Park in College Station.
How to watch Texas A&M baseball vs Missouri today
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Texas A&M baseball and Missouri will be broadcast and streamed on SEC Network+. Other streaming options for the game include ESPN and Fubo.
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