Texas A&M baseball coach apologizes for 2 fans harassing Florida dugout with alleged remarks about dead batboy

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Texas A&M head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle apologized for the actions of two fans who were tossed from the Aggies’ College World Series game against Florida after being seen screaming into the Gators’ dugout in the second inning. 

The two fans, both wearing Texas A&M gear, reportedly brought up the Gators’ bat boy, who died in 2021 when his father was suspected of killing his two sons before taking his own life and setting his home on fire. The family of the boy, who was 11 years old, was friends of Florida head coach Kevin O’Sullivan, who the fans were reportedly directing their insults. 

Schlossnagle gave a Happy Father’s Day to those who celebrated to open his press conference, but he immediately denounced the actions of the two fans after his team’s 3-2 victory over the Gators. 

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Texas A&M head coach Jim Schlossnagle is shown during the SEC Baseball Tournament against Mississippi State on May 22, 2024, in Hoover, Ala. (Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

"I want to apologize on behalf of Texas A&M for whatever the heck went on over there in that dugout," Schlossnagle said. "Whoever those two guys are, they don’t represent what Texas A&M is all about, and whoever they are, just don’t come back. Let’s not let those two guys back in the ballpark."

The Omaha (Nebraska) Police Officers Association released a statement commending authorities for stepping in and suggesting the two fans never return for the College World Series. 

"Heckling an opposing baseball team about the tragic death of their batboy is beyond unacceptable. Glad our officers and security threw this duo