The Winnipeg Goldeyes gave starting pitcher Mark Hardy a four-run head start and he made sure the Goldeyes wouldnt be caught. Winnipeg evened their three-game series against the Rockland Boulders with a 9-2 win Friday night on the strength of a quality start from Hardy and a hungry offence. "Its been a while since weve had one of those games," Goldeyes pitching coach Jamie Vermilyea said on the TSN 1290 post-game show, referring to the fact that Winnipeg has gotten a quality start from its starting pitcher just three times in the teams last 15 games. "(Hardy) gave us six strong (innings), the bullpen did their job, we put runs on the board early to take the lead and didnt let go of it. "Obviously, its nice to have a four-run cushion. You still have to go out there and be aggressive, but knowing that you have four on the board, you can afford to make a mistake here and there. Youre allowed to fill up the zone a little bit more and not be afraid to give up a run." The Goldeyes received a two-run single from former Boulder Ryan Scoma and a two-run double from Fehlandt Lentini to stake a 4-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Winnipeg added on with an RBI single from Ray Sadler in the second inning. After Rockland broke Hardys shutout with a run in the bottom of the fifth inning, the Goldeyes put three runs on the scoreboard in the top of the sixth inning, as Luis Alen smacked a two-run single to chase Boulders starter Cameron Bayne from the game and then scored on a wild pitch after reaching second base on a Tyler Graham walk and third base on a Kevin Moesquit ground out. Casey Haerther went deep for the second straight night with a solo home run to score Winnipegs ninth run in the ninth inning. Rockland added a run in the bottom of the ninth, but their comeback attempt fell well short. Hardy went six innings, giving up one run on four hits to get the win. He also struck out four and didnt issue a walk. Bayne suffered the loss for Rockland. 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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- When Mississippi coach Hugh Freeze saw Shea Patterson win a state championship as a high school junior he walked away with a man crush on the quarterback.Safe to say hes still crushing on Patterson after his performance Saturday night.Patterson threw for 338 yards and two touchdowns in his debut and Gary Wunderlich made a 39-yard field goal with 37 seconds left to lift Mississippi past No. 8 Texas A&M, 29-28 on Saturday night.The Rebels pulled the redshirt off Patterson, the highly regarded recruit, to start in place of Chad Kelly, who suffered a season-ending knee injury last week.Ive recruited this kid since he was a ninth-grader and Ive kind of always known that he has that `it quality, Freeze said. The guy just makes plays. He doesnt get rattled a lot.Mississippi (5-5, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) trailed by 15 entering the fourth quarter before Patterson got going.A 13-yard touchdown reception by Josh Reynolds put A&M up 28-19. Patterson then connected with Van Jefferson on a 32-yard reception for his second TD pass of the quarter to cut the lead to 28-26 with 5:17 remaining.A&M (7-3, 4-3) had to punt and Patterson moved the offense into position for Wunderlichs winner.The Aggies had a chance to win it late, but Jake Hubenak had a pass intercepted by Deontay Anderson to secure the victory. Hubenak was making his first start this season in place of Trevor Knight, who injured his shoulder last week.I put it on me, Hubenak said. I think it didnt do a good enough job in the second half.Early in the fourth quarter Patterson looked like he was channeling A&M Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel when he scrambled to one side, avoided the rush and ran the other way before launching a 6-yard touchdown pass to Damoreea Stringfellow to get Ole Miss within 21-13.Its crazy, my first start -- Johnny Manziel was my favorite player growing up, Patterson said. Its ironic that I get my first start at Kyle Field. Its awesome.On their next drive Stringfellow reached out with his right hand and tipped the ball with his fingertips before reeling it in with one hand for an eye-popping 40-yard reception.There were several key points but that was certainly one, Freeze said. Hes one of the most talented kids Ive ever coached ... it was a phenomenal catch.Akeem Judds 21-yard run made it 21-19, but the two-point conversion failed.The Aggies leed 21-6 at halftime thanks to two touchdown runs by Keith Ford.dddddddddddd.The Rebels had turnovers on their first two possessions of the second half, but Texas A&M couldnt convert either of them into points. Patterson threw an interception on the first one and Jason Pellerin was sacked and fumbled after that.They just made some great plays at crucial times and they got one over on us, Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett said.THE TAKEAWAYMISSISSIPPI: Patterson showed why he was the No. 1 rated dual-threat quarterback recruit by Rivals last year, and should make Ole Miss fans excited about his potential for next season. But first hell look to get the Rebels a win over Vanderbilt next week to make them bowl eligible for the fifth straight season.TEXAS A&M: Hubenak couldnt make plays in the second half and the Aggie struggled with tackling yet again. Hell have to improve if Texas A&M hopes to beat LSU in two weeks and salvage this season that started out with six straight wins before the Aggies dropped three of their last four games.INJURY REPORTTEXAS A&M: LB Armani Watts was injured in the first quarter and didnt return. Watts had to be helped off the field and wasnt able to put any pressure on his right leg. Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin did not give an update on his condition.KEY NUMBERSOle Miss outgained A&M 490 to 342 yards and piled up 30 first downs to just 13 by the Aggies. Texas A&M converted just six of its 14 third-down attempts and was 0 for 2 on fourth-down tries.Those two fourth down opportunities ended up costing us, Sumlin said. The ability to get either three points on either one of those, or a touchdown, in a game like that is a big deal.POLL IMPLICATIONSTEXAS A&M: The Aggies will certainly fall a few spots after losing to an unranked opponent. However they might not tumble that far since three teams ahead of them in the poll also lost on Saturday as well as a handful of teams below them.UP NEXTMISSISSIPPI : The Rebels visit Vanderbilt next Saturday.TEXAS A&M : The Aggies take a break from SEC play by hosting Texas-San Antonio next Saturday before wrapping up the regular season against LSU on Thanksgiving night.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-Top25 ' ' '