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The two teams will play a doubleheader today.
The first game is scheduled to begin at noon, with the second starting a half hour after the first ends.
The Aggies beat the Cornhuskers 6-3 in 16 innings in Game 1 of the series on Friday. A&M leads the Big 12, three-and-a-half games ahead of second-place Nebraska.
Oklahoma St. 13, Texas Tech 3
STILLWATER, Okla. – Rebel Ridling homered and had four RBIs and Oklahoma State had 18 hits as the Cowboys beat Texas Tech.
Oklahoma State (37-13, 16-7 Big 12 Conference) clinched its fifth straight conference series win as each of the top eight hitters in the Cowboys’ lineup had at least two hits.
Matt Hague and Tom Belza both had three hits for Oklahoma State.
Texas Tech (21-28, 6-17) had its losing streak extended to four games.
Texas A&M 6, Nebraska 3, 16 inn.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Dane Carter hit a three-run double in the top of the 16th inning, giving Texas A&M a 6-3 victory over Nebraska on Friday night.
The Aggies loaded the bases on three infield singles before Carter, who struck out five times in his first seven at-bats, sent a drive into right field against Dan Jennings (5-1). Carter caught a break during his decisive at-bat when Nebraska catcher Mitch Abeita dropped a pop foul that would have ended the inning.
Yoakum’s Travis Starling (8-0), the Aggies’ regular closer, allowed just four hits in eight shutout innings of relief. He threw 108 pitches.
Compiled from Advocate Wire Reports
Saturday's scores
EAST
Cincinnati 4, Seton Hall 1
Duquesne 9, Saint Louis 3
Fordham 3, Xavier 1
Penn St. 6, Iowa 5
Rutgers 5, Villanova 4, 12 innings
St. John’s 8, South Florida 1
Siena 5-10, Iona 1-5
Temple 1-2, Dayton 0-11
SOUTH
Coastal Carolina 17, High Point 8
Georgia 4, Vanderbilt 2, 10 innings
Georgia St. 6, Old Dominion 4
Florida 6, Alabama 2
Florida Atlantic 20, Arkansas St. 3
LSU 16, Mississippi St. 4
Kentucky 5, Tennessee 2
Louisville 6-1, West Virginia 2-2
Maryland 6-1, N.C. State 2-12
Northwestern St. 9, Lamar 5
South Alabama 5, Fla. International 4
Texas St. 26, McNeese St. 4, 7 innings, 10-run rule
Troy 24, Louisiana-Monroe 6
Tulane 10, East Carolina 8
Wake Forest 3, Duke 1
Virginia Tech 7, Miami 6
MIDWEST
Bowling Green 6-9, Buffalo 2-8
Evansville 6, Wichita St. 3
Illinois 9-2, Ohio St. 4-9, 1st game, comp. of susp. game
Indiana 2-8, Northwestern 1-10
Michigan St. 11-2, Purdue 3-6
Pittsburgh 5, Notre Dame 3
Wis.-Milwaukee 12, Butler 1
Wright St. 4-11, Cleveland St. 2-6
Youngstown St. 2-2, Valparaiso 1-3
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 6, South Carolina 3
Cent. Arkansas 9, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 8
Jacksonville 5-0, Dallas Baptist 4-2
New Orleans 6, Ark.-Little Rock 3
Oklahoma St. 13, Texas Tech 3
Oral Roberts 7-9, Oakland, Mich. 4-4
Rice 8, Houston 1
Texas-Arlington 13, Stephen F. Austin 5
TCU 4, Texas-Pan American 3
Texas-San Antonio 14, Nicholls St. 7
FAR WEST
California 5, Stanford 2
Fresno St. 9, San Jose St. 8
Hawaii 17-15, New Mexico St. 10-14
Nevada 6-4, Sacramento St. 5-13
New Mexico 7, UNLV 4
Pacific 10, UC Irvine 9, 10 innings
Pepperdine 10, Portland 1
San Diego St. 9, BYU 5
San Francisco 6, San Diego 3
S. Utah 11, Centenary 5
UC Davis 6, UC Riverside 5
UCLA 11, Oregon St. 4
Utah 6-17, Air Force 3-3
Washington St. 5, Washington 1
TOURNAMENTS
NAIA
Region 6
Championship
Oklahoma City 14, Lubbock Christian 8
Oklahoma St. 13, Texas Tech 3
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Okla. St.00406201x—13181
Chad Bettis, Cory Large (6), Jordan Stern (8) and Jeremy Mayo, John Schnettgoecke (6); Tyler Lyons, Matt Peck (7) and Luis Flores. W—Lyons (9-2). L—Bettis (4-4). Sv—Peck (5). HRs—Oklahoma State: Donnie Webb (5), Neil Medchill (8), Rebel Ridling (13).