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Leaving 5 men on base in the first 3 innings is the exact recipe on how they lose most games. I hope it doesn’t become a trend…

End of 4: Texas 1, Missouri 1

Pendergrass grounds out with two outs and runners in scoring position, ending the inning.

Lefty Dane Bjorn replaced McDevitt at the start of the inning.

Two outs in the bottom of the fourth, but A-Rod is on third, representing the go-ahead run.

Texas State potentially in our regional. Saw them in person last weekend against Arkansas State. They can hit.

M4: Texas 1, Missouri 1

Volantis retires the Tigers in order in the fourth.

Schloss-coached games are long enough as it is.

Get ready for some 4-hour games

End of 3: Texas 1, Missouri 1

Mendoza grounds out to second on McDevitt’s 32nd pitch of the inning. The Longhorns get a run across, but they leave the bases loaded in the third.

Not even kidding when I say that that was the game that made me realize gambling is affecting officiating. They did everything they could to get Vandy caught up. And what do you know? They covered the spread!

A six-pitch walk for Pack loads the bases with two outs for Mendoza. It’s a 30-pitch inning for McDevitt.

Pack doesn’t get the call on what could’ve been called a ball on a 3-1 pitch.

Very interested to see how ABS works in the SEC Tournament.

Tinney works a walk, putting runners on first and second with two outs for Pack, who Schloss said on Wednesday is over his wrist issue, which flared up after doing a workout with a medicine ball in the weight room.

The ump has a crazy strike zone today. Called multiple balls at the shins strikes. Also, Pendergrass should’ve walked 4-0. Crazy strike call in there.

As the saying goes, he’ll forget more than you or I will ever know.

RBI sacrifice fly to left by Robbins scores Larson from third. Robbins does his job and ties the game, 1-1.

@CJ Vogel@Jeff Howe Really appreciate both write ups. CJ, you gave us the sketch & Jeff, you colored it. I never looked at efficiency like this. It's really a team stat. Really need a strong defense to reduce opponents plays & the offense needs to take advantage of possessions. Earlier there was a discussion about which player benefits the most from Muschamp's arrival. Indirectly, it's going to be Arch & the O by getting more possession opportunities.

In OT! The Kentucky and Mississippi State games back-to-back on the road showed the Horns, despite being young, had a spine even if they were imperfect.

Two factors combined to produce this result: 1. Sark searching for chunk plays. 2. PK’s bend but don’t break defensive style. I think that can lead to non-complimentary football and is part of why Sark made the change he did at DC.

I’ve got the radio call going. I could listen to Keith Moreland talk baseball all day.