Chris Lee, Alfred Ezman and Graham Doty react to the second weekend of SEC baseball and then power rank all 16 teams. Topics include:

  • Arkansas beats TCU and Michigan in Arlington but might have lost pitcher Gage Wood, who left Sunday with a shoulder injury. Wehiva Aloy had four hits and a home run in the win over Michigan.
  • Alabama trailed 10-0 on Sunday but scored the game’s final 12 runs in a 12-10 win over Ohio State that kept the Crimson Tide unbeaten. Justin Lebron swatted two home runs and drove in six while Will Hodo hit the game-winning home run. Riley Quick’s four scoreless innings on Saturday helped Alabama to its shutout over NC State.
  • LSU took two of three from Nebraska-Omaha, with Chase Shores throwing six shutout innings in a 12-1 win in the series finale and Anthony Eyeanson throwing six shutout frames in Saturday’s loss.
  • Texas A&M lost Sunday’s game to Cal Poly but won the series two games to one. Justin Lamkin’s six-inning, scoreless start was one of the highlights of the Aggies' weekend.
  • Vanderbilt’s offense came alive all weekend as freshman Brodie Johnston made his collegiate debut and Cody Bowker threw five hitless innings on Sunday.
  • Florida swept Dayton easily; Pierce Coppola threw five innings of two-run ball on Sunday.
  • Mississippi State swept Missouri State as Stone Simmnos threw four scoreless innings Sunday and the Bulldogs started to find their home-run power.
  • Auburn swept Wright State decisively; the Tigers' pitching has been consistent all week and they’ve now won six in a row.
  • Kentucky’s Carson Hansen, a Milwaukee transfer, had a breakout weekend in the WIldcats' road sweep at Belmont.
  • South Carolina improved to 8-0 with a three-game sweep of Milwaukee as Jake McCoy and Matthew Becker continue to deal.
  • Georgia blew out UIC in four games as five different players homered in the series finale.
  • Texas swept Dartmouth in three close games thanks to a good weekend from its bullpen.
  • Ole Miss swept Eastern Kentucky as Hunter Elliott had another great start.
  • Missouri’s bullpen struggled as the Tigers went 2-2 on a road trip to Florida. Kadden Drew’s six shutout innings in Sunday’s win over Southern highlighted the weekend.