Mother Nature has forced a change of plans for the Oklahoma Sooners and Texas A&M Aggies softball series. Due to inclement weather, Game 2 of the series will not be played on Friday as originally scheduled.

The two powerhouse programs are now working to determine the schedule for the remainder of the series, so fans should stay tuned for updates on when action will resume.

This weather delay comes on the heels of a dramatic opening game that saw Texas A&M upset the Sooners 8-5. That contest, which was suspended Thursday before resuming Friday, saw Oklahoma surrender five runs in the sixth inning and fail to mount a comeback in the seventh.

All eyes remain on OU freshman sensation Kendall Wells, who is chasing history. The star slugger needs just two more home runs to break the all-time NCAA single-season home run record. In the first game, Wells went 0-for-2 but showed patience at the plate with two walks.

For now, the Sooners will use the unexpected break to regroup and refocus. With a historic season on the line and a tough Aggies squad standing in their way, every game counts in this crucial series.