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End of 6: Texas 8, Michigan State 1

Two runs on three hits with two left on in the Texas sixth.

The bottom of the sixth ends with Jonah Williams striking out swinging.

Texas is in the middle of its third consecutive multi-run inning.

Tinney draws a walk, putting runners on first and third with two outs for Jonah Williams.

Righty Kyle Rudolph gets Robbins to ground out to short. It's an RBI groundout with Mendoza scoring to make it an 8-1 game.

I guess my point was more why are they even replacing Larson there. Might be losing something defensively and don’t really gain anything offensively.

I know it’s early and easy to praise a team that’s playing well tonight, but this team is better than last year’s team and I think it’s by a lot. May or may not win the league again but this team is deep and dangerous.

Rodriguez rifles one down the right-field line for his second double of the night. It's a RISP situation for Robbins, but the Spartans will go to the bullpen first.

Right now, Monsour is the only other right-handed option who can play the outfield.

I’m not sure I get Gumbo being the first righty off the bench and replacing Larson. It’s not like he mashes lefties and he’s also not particularly good defensively.

That's the second home run allowed by Grundman and the third of the game by the Longhorns.

Anthony Pack Jr. turns on one, driving his third home run of the season over the right-field wall. It's a 7-1 lead for the Longhorns.

BOOM! PACMAN GOES YARD!

Becerra gives another one a ride, but it dies short of the warning track in center field. One away in the bottom of the sixth.

Riojas is that dude!

new career high

M6: Texas 6, Michigan State 1

Riojas strikes out the side in the sixth. He's tied his career high with 10 strikeouts.

Strikeouts eight and nine on the night for Riojas. Two down in the sixth.

Riojas has 72 pitches under his belt as he heads back out for the sixth.

End of 5: Texas 6, Michigan State 1

Gumbo Duplantier with a pinch-hit flyout to left to end the inning. Texas extends the lead with a two-hit, two-run fifth.

Borba teed off on a hanging breaking ball, launching it over the left-field fence for his first home run of the season. The two-out, two-run shot makes it a 6-1 game in favor of the Longhorns.

BOOM! BOR-BOMB!