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The 2nd place finish is very helpful. It was the expectation as the 2 seed. Nothing lost and nothing gained which is great for Texas with a nearly 100 point edge.

Oregon mods are buzzing in the same way they were on the day DK Moore committed to them.

oof...I am glad you and I aren't teammates. 😉

aggie gonna aggie. of the 16 hosts only oregon fsu and aggggieeee lost. i meant choked

okc has the experience. that will win the title. okc last playoff series loss was the dallas mavs and luka yo

Some buzz about Sark seeing him. Head coaches cannot go out on the road in the spring. He is not expected at Gilmer, per a source.

Texas coaches Kyle Flood and Blake Gideon and possibly others will be in at Gilmer on Monday morning to visit elite OL target Ismael Camara. Texas, Oregon, LSU and others are vying for the talented prospect. He's set to OV Texas June 12-14.

Watching James Harden fake being fouled and the refs buying it. Jarett Allen has played very tough on the boards and on D for the Cavs.

Good stuff

I get the historical angles you’re bringing up, but none of that changes what’s happening right now. A&M being “on a downward slope” is exactly why ASU run‑ruled them. That’s the whole point - the team trending up is the tougher matchup, and ASU is the one peaking at the moment. Texas improving doesn’t magically make Arizona State less dangerous. ASU didn’t beat A&M because of “extra motivation” or because Ford isn’t a championship coach - they beat them because they’re hitting the ball extremely well and closing games early. That’s current form, not narrative. If we’re evaluating who Texas would rather see this weekend, the team that just 9–1’d the Aggies is not the easier draw. Saying A&M has postseason issues doesn’t erase what ASU is doing on the field right now.

some solid pick ups from a LCS on Saturday

Trying again

ABsolutely nothing good.

Let’s see what find in a nice Sunday.

Great interview guys ! 🤘🏻

I’d argue that A&M came into the tournament with a tough draw, and being a team on the downward slope. Texas is improving (SEC tournament and the regional), and has always performed in the postseason under White. Texas shows historically had a slow April, and Aggie has had postseason issues. Also, Arizona State had some added desire to beat the former coach. Ford hasn’t been regarded as a championship winning coach (outside of one run to the WCWS). You’re reading too much into ASU, and not enough into the downside of Aggie coupled with the playoff success of Texas under Mike White.

Brock says he was 208 during his junior season. Says he's fastest he's ever been right now ... at 228.

Alright, alright, alright.

Well, crap

There is only so much emotional and physical juice in the pitcher. When it takes a bunch of it to win a match in the semi's their is often very little left if you have a similar match. All but one of the singles matches were straight sets. Best chance to win the match was by winning #1 in straights. When it went to three it was just a matter of time in some ways. Up 3-1 the wheels came off. Nothing left in the pitcher .

Many here keep saying they would've preferred Arizona State over A&M, but that feels backwards after what just happened. ASU is playing really sharp softball right now, and today’s 9–1 run‑rule win over the Aggies wasn’t a fluke - that’s a team peaking at the right time. Texas A&M has been inconsistent, sure, but Arizona State is the one trending up, hitting well, and closing games early. If anything, ASU looks like the tougher matchup at the moment. Wanting them instead of A&M feels like wishful thinking more than scouting. If we’re being honest about current form, the team that just run‑ruled the Aggies is not the “easier” draw.