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Unequivocally false.

It's RISP with one out for Jaksa, who's 1-for-2 tonight.

Smith gets the bunt down, but I don't know about taking the bat out of your clean-up hitter's hands.

We really checked out once we got a lead. Nonchalant at bats and fielding. This team will beat us going away if we don’t wake up.

THIS!!!!

Hey, it's not much of a run if you don't have some nailbiters. I was actually at that '09 BC game and man, put in an honest days work.

I don’t think that comebacker is tough luck. He should have had that.

Pull him now. W T F

Hookem

That’s baseball. A game of weird bounces.

Smith is up with two on and no outs. He saw Ruger well in his first two at-bats.

Ruger still throwing 95 at 75 pitches is impressive.

Ruger has had some tough luck tonight.

Yeah but we had some productive AB's, this guy might get wild when he's tired and it's just in the fifth. Lookout in the Seventh if we keep up this approach.

M5: Texas 4, Oregon 3

The inning ends on a Pendergrass chopper back to the mound. That's eight stranded through five for the Longhorns tonight.

Tunneling is good from this pitcher. If he can keep throwing his sinker and his change in the same tunnel, Texas is going to have a real issue with that due to the speed difference.

Might need to get the bat off the shoulders. I'd actually agree at this point in the season. Foul off, and get 6+ pitch counts, shorten up and just make contact.

Borba takes a payoff pitch to the upper back. Two on, two outs for Pendergrass.

Larson works a four-pitch walk, bringing Borba up with a runner on and two outs.

Ravechis slobbering. He's a clueless announcer

National media has to root for the most interesting series, not the best outcome for the Longhorns. It's how they make their money. I used to hate going to live football games in 2005 because you'd stand in the heat for hours while some dude with a silly glove held his hand up for seemingly no reason (it was for the ad breaks in a nationally televised game). It's the price you pay for winning. Speaking of which, I have to be at work super early in the morning and I'm getting Old AF. So probably going to go listen to the Craig Way call while I drift off.

This Oregon reliever reminds me a lot of the Tennessee pitcher that gave us the works. Wild enough to keep you guessing with a funky windup and good stuff. Need to get him off the bump.

That changeup has a bit of screwball action to it. Really funky.

Has anyone checked the charges against the balls this pitcher throws. Has to be murder one because it got Life.