The Associated Press | May 21, 2015 Allemand powers Texas A&M to win vs. Vandy Share HOOVER, Ala. -- Blake Allemand hit two home runs and Matt Kent threw a complete game to lead Texas A&M by Vanderbilt 6-1 on Thursday in the Southeastern Conference tournament. Allemand hit a two-run homer in the second inning and a solo shot in the fourth to help the Aggies (46-10) build an early 6-0 lead. The left-handed Kent (7-1) did the rest, holding the Commodores (40-18) down to just one run on four hits. Texas A&M won't play again until Saturday, while Vanderbilt will face Alabama on Friday in an elimination game. Dansby Swanson hit his 12th homer of the year in the fourth inning that accounted for the Commodores' only run. Vanderbilt's Carson Fulmer (11-2) took the loss, giving up six runs in five innings. He gave up three homers. College baseball: Strong pitching leads No. 14 Florida to series-clinching victory over No. 2 Vanderbilt The Florida Gators rallied to claim games two and three to become just the second team to secure a series victory against Vanderbilt this season. READ MORE Vanderbilt's Jack Leiter is proving to be one of a kind Just a few starts into his second-year freshman campaign, Vanderbilt righthander Jack Leiter is already the premier starting pitcher in college baseball. READ MORE College baseball rankings: Vanderbilt remains on top, Tennessee keeps climbing Vanderbilt remains at the top of the latest D1 Baseball rankings. Records reflect games played through April 4. READ MORE