Texas A & M and Kentucky Managers in Shouting Match while the Wildcats take advantage of the dry-fire

Station college, Texas (AP) – Kentucky’s baseball The team seemed to take advantage of a curfew rule of the southeast conference in a 10-5 victory against Texas A&M, Flared storms in the two canoes.

The Wildcats seemed to have a problem with their communication device when they launched with two withdrawals in the eighth, which led to a mound visit which assured that another round would not be played on Sunday.

The Aggies manager Michael Earley considered the movements as the game and began to shout the manager of Kentucky, Nick Mingione, who responded by shouting and making gestures.

The Wildcats then sealed the victory, avoiding a ninth round which would have potentially given to Texas A & M another chance of returning.

The rules of the dry do not allow a new round to start after 4:30 p.m. when a series ends on a Sunday, giving the road teams more time to travel so that students are better placed to attend the courses the next day.

The Kentucky won two games from the three-game series, improving in total and 4-5 in the SEC at 17-9.

Texas A&M, classified n ° 1 in pre-season by D1baseball.comfell at 13-14 in total and 1-8 at a conference.

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