The Aggies changed their starting pitcher after Tuesday's game was postponed and the decision worked out great. Should the Bulldogs have done the same?

HOOVER, AL — Mississippi State baseball got an extra day at the SEC tournament, but it still resulted in a first-round loss. The No. 11 seed Bulldogs (34-21) were hammered 9-0 by No. 14 Texas A&M (29-25) at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium on May 21. The game was played one day later because of forecasted severe weather the previous night.

Texas A&M baseball lives to fight another day after beating Mississippi State easily in Alabama. "I like what they did today," Michael Earley said.