The Bat Cats could not create the late-game magic they found in game one of the College World Series, falling to Texas A&M by a final score of 5-1 in game two. Kentucky had its chances after a slow start at the plate, but couldn’t overcome the five-run lead put together by the Aggies in the sixth inning, only adding one run in the bottom of the ninth — a homer by Ryan Nicholson. “Give their starter credit, (Ryan) Prager, what an outing, what a time to pitch a game like that,” Nick Mingione said after the loss. “Give him a lot of credit. He kept us off balance. It was the fastball, the breaking…