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Schloss said the difference in the game was that Texas got key hits with runners on third and less than two outs and Oregon didn't. "You credit Dylan for that," he said.

This was expected by many with DV pitching. Loved seeing Oregon strand so many base runners. Our hitting was much more timely. Tomorrow is closer to a pick'em. If RR is healthy and dealing, I like our chances to win at home.

Schloss said the humidity played a factor in the game. A slick ball could be responsible for some of the control issues on both sides, he said.

Schloss said Ruger Riojas will start tomorrow's game. He said Harrison could come back on Monday or, if possible, he could go tomorrow if Texas has a chance to win the game and needs him.

Team is firing on all cylinders at the right team. Just need to close it out now.

Wemby is 1-9 for his career on go ahead FG’s in final 5 seconds of 4th Qtr or OT

Georgia (3), North Carolina (5), Texas (6) and Alabama (7) are the highest seeds left in the field.

One win away from Georgia it looks like. Don't see either one of us losing 2 at home, but that's why you play , never know.

Looks like a collision course with Georgia in Omaha in the first round. Assuming both teams don't drop 2 in a row. And how about that phony #4 seed Auburn ? Gotta love it🤟

The Oregon press conference is done. We're waiting for Schloss, A-Rod and Volantis.

Wasikowski said Cal Scolari didn't keep his composure, but he felt the offense could've done a better job of picking him up. Oregon stranded 17 runners on base. "That's really hard to do," Wasikowski said.

Wasikowski wasn't surprised that Harrison came out of the bullpen. "Jim is going to do everything he has to do to win the game," he said. "He's going to play his best cards possible."

Maddox Molony said "the moment got too big" for Oregon at times. The Ducks set the table, but they didn't get the key hit they needed to break through.

Jax Gimenez said Oregon just didn't execute on offense. The Ducks were 0-for-14 with runners in scoring position.

Wasikowski didn't think Dylan Volantis was sharp tonight, but credited him for gutting it out and making his pitches when he needed to. He said Volantis has one of the best breaking balls in the country.

Wasikowski: "I thought we kind of shot ourselves in the foot tonight and that's why we came out on the short end of it tonight."

Oregon coach Mark Wasikowski congratulated Texas and Schloss for the win before saying it was "a sloppy game, probably on both sides."

I'm in the Texas clubhouse, ready for the postgame press conference to start.