After winning eight of their first 11 Southeastern Conference games and climbing to No. 3 in the national poll, the Tigers have lost four consecutive conference games and will try to correct their path at No.

A&M took the first game in a 12-7 victory Friday night, thanks to an efficient offense sparked by a double from center fielder Allie Enright and solid pitching from Emiley Kennedy. Saturday afternoon's 9-7 victory proved to be a bit harder after four pitching changes and an avalanche of runs from LSU in the third inning to cut into an Aggies' 7-0 lead.

LSU softball was swept for the first time this season. The Tigers fell at No. 3 Texas A&M on Sunday by a final score of 4-1. The loss comes after LSU lost 12-7 on Friday and 9-7 on Saturday.