SEC Investigates Georgia Pitcher Christian Mracna for Alleged Use of Foreign Substance

Videos posted on social media show Mracna possibly applying a substance to his glove during a game against Texas A&M, raising suspicions of cheating.

Texas A&M coach Jim Schlossnagle suspects Georgia pitcher Christian Mracna used a foreign substance in a recent game, potentially violating NCAA rules.
A video circulating online shows Mracna manipulating his glove in the bullpen before taking the mound.
Mracna's performance included striking out six consecutive batters, leading to a narrow 5-4 victory over Texas A&M.
The SEC has not yet commented on the allegations, and Georgia has declined to make Mracna available for comments.
NCAA rules prohibit the use of any foreign substances on the ball or pitcher’s hand, with violations typically resulting in ejection.