WATCH: Jim Schlossnagle hammers Aggie fans over disloyal behavior

Texas A&M head coach Jim Schlossnagle was not happy after his team’s weekend series against Portland, which featured the visiting Pilots sweeping the Aggies in College Station, Texas. However, it wasn’t because of the play of his players as Schlossnagle expressed open displeasure at some of the fans in attendance at Blue Bell Park after the final game of the series.

In the final game of the series, Texas A&M scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth as it almost completed a comeback to beat Portland. But they ended up losing 5-4.

When asked about his team staying in the game for the entire nine innings, Schlossnagle started out praising his guys before taking a detour to talk about the fans.

“I believe in ’em. I believe in ’em. I’ve been telling him the whole time, I believe in ’em,” Schlossnagle said. “This is a tough game. We get our own fans yelling at our players over the dugout. I don’t what kind of place this is but I thought there was some Aggie loyalty around here. I’ve got a dude holding up a frickin’ newspaper on one of the dance teams over on the other side. But I don’t know. I need to keep my mouth shut but I’m excited for our team, excited for the crowd, happy for the core. The crowd played a big role in the game long as they keep cheering for our guys.”

Once again, Aggie baseball fans show their true colors. It’s the only sport on campus where the “die hards” think it’s okay to cross the line, especially to fellow Aggies. pic.twitter.com/dQbEsZDAyZ

— Jorfi (@JorfiD) February 28, 2023

Texas A&M reported a crowd of 6,347 for the game. That was the most for any game during the home series.

Sunday’s game was the closest of the three-game series, which dropped the Aggies to 3-4 on the season. They also lost a midweek game to Lamar last Tuesday.

The Pilots won Friday’s game by the score of 7-4 before taking Saturday’s game 10-3.