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After rallying to win Friday night's opener, Texas A&M promptly dropped the next two games, and the series, to Kentucky this weekend. But Kentucky didn't win Sunday's 10-5 decision by getting 27 outs; they did it by sneaking out the back door.

According to SEC rules, no inning on Sunday can start after 4:30 p.m. central time so the visiting team can travel. Up 10-5 in the eighth, Kentucky began to stall and run out the clock. It didn't go over well with beleaguered coach Michael Earley, who stormed out of the Aggie dugout to scream at Kentucky coach Nick Mingione. Mingione, predictably, didn't like that much.

In spite of their pitiful actions and lack of sportsmanship, Kentucky still walked away with a win after eight innings.

Speaking of pitiful, former Maryland coach Kevin Willard informed his team Sunday morning that he was taking the Villanova job -- by Zoom. With Willard gone (and no athletic director), Maryland is now looking for a new coach and appears to want to move quickly.

Multiple sources have told AggieYell.com that one person who is interested in the job, in spite of the uncertainty in College Park, is Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams. After a season that saw the Aggies win 23 games and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Williams apparently wants out of town.

The relationship between the basketball coach and university leadership has reportedly become increasingly frayed over the past several months, leading to Williams looking for a change of scenery. Due to his significant buyout, A&M likely won't fire Williams but won't exactly be disconsolate if he left.

But, for now, it's business as (close to) usual.

The fifth-ranked Texas A&M women's softball team pushed their record to 31-5 on the season with a three-game sweep of LMU this weekend, including two games that were run-rule victories.

Ace Emiley Kennedy won her 10th game of the season Friday as A&M beat LMU 13-1 in a game that was called after five innings. Senior Olivia Johnson, a Pearland native who transferred from Washington in the offseason, hit her first home run as an Aggie in the win.

Saturday's game was more competitive, but the Aggies prevailed 6-2. OF/2B Amari Harper hit her third homer of the season, a two-run shot, to put A&M up 5-0 in the second. All the game's runs were scored in the first three innings of the game; after that, freshman Kate Munnerlyn first three shutout innings in relief to pick up her first collegiate win.

The run-ruling resumed Sunday, with the Aggies cruising to a 12-0 win in five innings. Harper went 3-4 with a homer and 3 RBI, while 1B Maya Perez went 3-3, homered twice and drove in three more. Kennedy went the distance for win number 11, giving up two hits while striking out eight.