Georgia Baseball dropped its series to top-ranked Texas A&M over the weekend, but the Bulldogs managed to pick up a win on the road. In the process, Wes Johnson’s squad secured themselves a 2-2 week against a pair of teams ranked in the top-5 of the country after beating Clemson in the midweek, giving themselves a chance to potentially move up in the rankings once again. On Friday, things didn’t bounce the Bulldogs’ way. Both teams managed to get six hits on the night, but the ones for Texas A&M just seemed to count more. The Aggies hit four home runs to plate their five runs while Georgia saw…