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On Sunday afternoon, the NM State baseball team wrapped up its weekend at Baylor Ballpark, falling 7-3 after an early deficit and a late three‑run surge by the Bears proved too much to overcome. The Aggies tallied three runs over the second and third innings but were unable to put anything more on the board the rest of the way.
After Baylor plated three in the first, NMSU responded immediately in the second. Aidan Taclas and Easton Rulli opened the frame with back‑to‑back singles before Chris Daniels delivered an RBI single down the right‑field line. Camden Kaufman added a sacrifice fly to bring home Rulli and cut the deficit to 3-2.
The Aggies tied it in the third when Boston Vest singled and later scored on Taclas’ sacrifice fly to center field, making it a 3-3 game. In his first start of the season, Connor Wylde turned in four innings on the mound, allowing just one earned run, before Jack Turner worked the middle frames in relief. Baylor, however, reclaimed the lead with a run in the sixth and tacked on three more in the seventh to create the final margin.
Eight Aggies tallied one hit each, marking NM State’s most balanced offensive output of the opening weekend.
Wylde allowed just one earned run across four innings in his season debut.
JT Price struck out three batters in a scoreless inning, his first appearance as an Aggie.
Taclas continued his strong weekend, contributing both a run scored and an RBI via sacrifice fly.
NMSU will remain on the road for a Monday bout against Oklahoma at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. First pitch against the Sooners is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. MT. Fans can tune in to watch the game live on SEC Network+.
