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Damn! First of all, this we lose the Natty already? If all those players get picked that early, pretty good chance that we had a hell of a year. Final 4 or better. 2. Putting players in the NFL is one of the best ways to keep great players interested in Texas and having recruiting success.

“Shrinking in the biggest moments”. All 3 sports have won conference titles, went deep in postseason play and have delivered plenty of big wins. If losing a super regional last weekend would have been considered “shrinking in the biggest moments”, then you can’t say a win isn’t delivering in a big moment. As Mack Brown said, “the only big games to some fans are the ones you lose.”

Eh, CDC has his guys now. It’s time for them to win. Football needed to be rebuilt fully, basketball stunk, baseball was in neutral.

Will this adjust some based off of the draft? Speaking of the draft - what are we anticipating losses wise from the current roster, and from the HS recruits?

Love CDC, but this is the one criticism you can make about his tenure at Texas. You just wonder when it will end or if they’re just cursed in these three sports.

Shrinking in the biggest moments has pretty much been the norm for the major 3 sports for the past 20 years.

I'll trust the judgment and decisions of the coach with back to back Nattys

I put this question in the chat yesterday about seeing a tick down on Defense because of the real grass and dirt field on Bases Loaded. You guys acted like it wasn’t a big deal because they have played a bunch of games on those type of fields and I think it played more into the game than you thought. I agree with Schloss, worst game defensively I’ve seen all year. Don't know if it had to do with the field or the lights were too bright but either way they can’t afford for it to happen again.

So nowhere in the presser did he ever take any ownership of that dumpster fire of a game we all had to suffer through?

Can’t win titles saving your worst for Omaha. Stick couldn’t hit with a tennis racket… no adjustments taking 3 strikes… def was awful… hitting over matched… just a good ole ass kicking.

Yes, yes he did

Just try to get one Monday and finish as high as possible at least competing. No way this team and staff can win it all coming from the loser bracket. But still a good season , just a frustrating way to lose . The flaws have been there for all to see, but finishing in the top 6 or better is about right. The program will still be in the hunt for the future!

1 p.m.

That's it for the press conference. The Longhorns will practice tomorrow to prepare for Alabama.

Schloss said Ruger Riojas will start the elimination game against Alabama on Monday.

Schloss was planning to pull Volantis after the fourth, but Texas scored in the top of the fifth. Schloss felt taking Volantis out would've sent the wrong message to the team.

A lot of fans came out to watch/get an autograph from Teagan today

Schloss said Volchko perfectly executed Georgia's plan. Particularly, he mentioned how Volchko only uses his overhand curveball against lefties, which really tied up Anthony Pack Jr.

Schloss said he doesn't have an update on Ethan Mendoza. He said maybe swinging the bat negatively impacted his shoulder, whereas it hasn't since he suffered the injury at Tennessee.

"He's been lobbing them all season and he's been lobbing them perfect," Schloss said of Tinney handling dropped third strikes. "That one, he didn't."

On the two Tinney errors, Schloss said the first was just a mistake. The second one, he said Tinney rushed it. "I expect him to respond in an awesome way on Monday," he said.

Schloss doesn't know if Aiden Robbins taking ball four instead of swinging to open the game would've changed anything. When Volchko stuck out the side, Schloss said he was locked in and it was a tough night for Texas.

Schloss said Texas wasn't taking pitches. Volchko's fastball was just hard to pick up because it was 94-96 mph with movement.

A-Rod said he does not doubt the Longhorns will come back and compete hard on Monday against Alabama.

A-Rod on facing Volchko: "As a lefty, I knew everything was coming into me, so I needed to beat it to the spot."