Texas A&M Qualifies for College World Series Championship
Aggies Defeated Tennessee 9-5 to Advance
Schott's Base Hit Scores LaViolette, Sealing Victory
In a thrilling night of college baseball, Texas A&M Aggies made history by defeating the Tennessee Volunteers 9-5 and securing their spot in the College World Series championship series. The Aggies' victory marks the first time in program history that they have advanced to the championship round.
The game was a back-and-forth battle, with the Aggies taking an early lead before Tennessee rallied to tie it up in the fifth inning. However, Texas A&M never gave up, scoring two runs in the sixth and seventh innings to take a 9-5 lead. Schott's base hit up the middle that scored LaViolette sealed the victory for the Aggies.
This victory is a significant moment for Texas A&M athletics. The Aggies have not made a national championship in football, baseball, or basketball since 1939. Their run to the championship series is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the team and coaching staff.
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