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Does the Tennessee organ player only know two songs?

M3: Texas 6, Tennessee 4

Mendoza fouls out and Gumbo grounds into a 6-4 fielder's choice to end the inning. It was a two-run, three-hit frame for the Longhorns with one left on base.

Season ticket holder too. This team will be lucky just to make Omaha. They have progressively been playing worse baseball as the season has gone on rather than better. Disappointing for sure. 4 or 5 guys scare you in our lineup, the rest are serviceable at best. That doesn’t get it done in Omaha.

Becerra comes home on a SAC fly to right by Borba. It's a 6-4 lead for the Longhorns.

A sinking liner by A-Rod falls into center for a hit. It's first and third with no outs for Borba.

Brown can't make a diving catch on Becerra's ball to left. It's a double, putting a runner in scoring position for A-Rod.

At least it looks like the sticks are awake today. Pack dents the scoreboard in RF for a homer and Becerra follows up with a one hop double off the wall.

Pack went upstairs and took a high fastball out of the yard to the right-field power alley. The third home run of the game puts the Longhorns on top, 5-4.

BOOM! PACK-MAN PUTS TEXAS BACK ON TOP!

Not to mention 20 K’s on Friday at the plate.

Texas didn’t just struggle on the mound - the rotation got bullied in Knoxville. Tennessee teed off like it was batting practice.

End of 2: Texas 4, Tennessee 4

A three-up, three-down frame for Ruger.

This is the fourth start in the last six for Riojas in which he's been charged with at least four earned runs.

Disaster weekend and we unfortunately never got a shot at Georgia with the scheduling this year. This team hasn't quite cut the mustard all year for a championship level squad regardless. Too many holes and they don't do anything particularly well. Last year's team was clutch with timely hits in low scoring games despite the thin roster.

Starting Pitching has gone very south in Knoxville.

M2: Texas 4, Tennessee 4

It's a 1-2-3 inning for Day and the Vols.

This feels like a rinse and repeat of what happened last year. At some point, this goes to coaching.

Nope. Hitter-friendly park or not, it's hard to build confidence when you give up a grand slam.

He was a stud.

For sure!