Caden Sorrell follows with an RBI single, giving Texas A&M a 2-0 lead
Gavin Grahovac hits leadoff home run for Texas A&M in the first inning
Kaeden Kent hits a two-run homer into the right-field bullpen in the seventh inning for Texas A&M
Tennessee leaves 10 runners on base despite ranking No. 1 nationally in scoring (647 runs) and home runs (180)
Texas A&M looks to close out the series in Game 2
Texas A&M scores five runs in the third inning, extending their lead to 7-0
Texas A&M uses five pitchers to get through the game, with Josh Stewart and Evan Aschenbeck each throwing shutout innings in relief
Texas A&M wins College World Series opener against Tennessee with a score of 9-5
Texas A&M and Tennessee faced off in the opening game of the Men's College World Series finals at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. The highly anticipated matchup between two top-ranked teams did not disappoint as Texas A&M emerged victorious with a score of 9-5.
The game began with a bang as Texas A&M's Gavin Grahovac hit a leadoff home run, setting the tone for the rest of the inning. Caden Sorrell followed that up with an RBI single to give Texas A&M an early 2-0 lead.
Texas A&M continued to pile on the runs in the third inning, scoring five runs and extending their lead to 7-0. Tennessee committed errors during this inning, contributing to some of the runs for Texas A&M.
Kaeden Kent delivered a two-run homer into the right-field bullpen in the seventh inning, making it a seven-run game for Texas A&M and effectively putting the game out of reach for Tennessee.
Texas A&M's pitching staff held their ground, with Ryan Prager starting and working into the fifth inning. The Aggies used five pitchers to get through the game, with Josh Stewart and Evan Aschenbeck each throwing shutout innings in relief.
Tennessee's dangerous lineup struggled to build momentum for a late rally and left 10 runners on base. The Vols rank No. 1 nationally in scoring (647 runs) and home runs (180).
Texas A&M will look to close out the series in Game 2, with Drew Beam starting for Tennessee and an undecided starter for Texas A&M.
Texas A&M capitalized on Tennessee's pitchers' inconsistency and walked away with five runs in the third inning
Tennessee committed errors leading to runs for Texas A&M
Kaeden Kent homered into the right-field bullpen in the seventh, making it a seven-run game for Texas A&M
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Texas A&M is one win away from making program history by winning the Men’s College World Series.
Kaeden Kent delivered three hits and four RBIs, including a two-run blast in the seventh inning to secure Game 1 for Texas A&M.
Gavin Grahovac hit a leadoff homer to help Texas A&M get off to a hot start in Game 1.
Texas A&M extended its perfect run through the NCAA tournament and has won nine consecutive postseason games since losing to Tennessee on May 23.
Kent is hitting .500 with two home runs and 14 RBIs over his last six games.
Prager worked into the fifth inning against Tennessee on short rest, allowing six strikeouts and only two earned runs.
Texas A&M used five pitchers to get through Game 1, with Josh Stewart and Evan Aschenbeck each throwing shutout innings.
Tennessee’s dangerous lineup of hitters struggled to build momentum for a late rally and left 10 runners on base. The Vols rank No. 1 nationally in scoring (647 runs) and home runs (180).
Drew Beam, the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, will start for Tennessee in Game 2.
Texas A&M coach Jim Schlossnagle has not announced who will start for the Aggies in Game 2.
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]Texas A&M is one win away from making program history by winning the Men's College World Series.[
Texas A&M won Game 1 of the MCWS finals against Tennessee with a score of 9-5
Texas A&M defeated Tennessee 9-5 in Game 1 of the College World Series finals
