College Station, Texas ? At least Kansas University had a hit in this one.

A day after being no-hit by Texas A&M, the Jayhawks had three safeties in an 8-0, run-rule-shortened Big 12 Conference softball loss to the No. 4 Aggies on Sunday.

The Aggies (42-7 overall, 14-1 Big 12) collected 11 hits off two KU pitchers.

Stevie Crisosto, Betsy Wilson and Liz Kocon each had a hit for Kansas (30-15, 4-8), which surrendered two runs in each of the first, fourth, fifth and sixth innings.

Megan Gibson improved to a league-best 27-1. She threw all six innings and struck out 10.

Valerie George (16-7) took the loss after surrendering six runs – all earned – off eight hits over five frames.

KU will play host to Missouri-Kansas City at 3 p.m. Tuesday.