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On why he didn’t transfer out of the program, Duplantier said he wanted to be at a place where he could win and succeed. He bet on himself and he’s got a key role on this team heading into the postseason. ”There is was no point in trying to leave this place,” he said.

“It’s definitely flown by super fast,” Gumbo said of his time at Texas.

Duplantier was named to the SEC Baseball Community Service Team today.

Jayden Duplantier said the Longhorns weren’t shaken up by the Tennessee series, but he said the Longhorns learned a lot about themselves. ”It was a good kick in the tail,” he said.

That’s it from Riojas. Hopefully, we’ll get word from Schloss on the rotation for the Missouri series.

On his pitch selection, Riojas said he and Max Weiner haven’t talked about narrowing down his pitch selection or simplifying things. He believes the variety he brings to the mound is one of his biggest assets.

Riojas on how he feels about the season winding down: “The end hasn’t come yet. I don’t want it to end yet.”

Riojas isn’t sure why the first inning has been a struggle for him lately. He thinks he might be too calm to start the game.

“I don’t want to say that I’m unlucky or anything, but baseball is such a random game,” Riojas said when asked about why things haven’t gone his way lately.

Incredible!! He’s a good man who definitely gets it!!

On his arm soreness issue, Riojas said he feels fine. He believes it’s just the heavy workload that a starter goes through that’s led to the soreness. He said he’s fine and ready to pitch however much the Longhorns need him to the rest of the way.

Ruger Riojas said the Longhorns aren’t thinking about a national seed this weekend. ”The goal is to win,” he said. “That’s it.”

We're moments away from getting started, live from the third-base dugout at the Disch.

AUSTIN, Texas — Ahead of No. 6 Texas welcoming Missouri to UFCU-Disch Falk for the final three-game series of the regular season, Jim Schlossnagle and the Longhorns will meet with the media. Wednesday’s availability is on the eve of Texas (36-12, 16-10 SEC) hosting the Tigers in Thursday’s series opener (6:30 p.m., SEC Network+). The Longhorns are tied with No. 10 Texas A&M in the conference standings and remain in contention for a Top 8 national seed in the NCAA Tournament. D1Baseball.com’s latest field of 64 projections have Texas clinging to a Top 8 seed, with the Longhorns slotted as the No. 6 overall seed in the tournament (Texas is one of four SEC clubs currently projected to be a national seed, which means one of the eight roads to Omaha would go through the Forty Acres). On Texas Football is at Disch-Falk Field, providing updates as the Longhorns prepare for Missouri (23-27, 6-21) before next week’s SEC Tournament in Hoover, Ala. View full news story

UIL has ruled that he is ineligible to play for Duncanville and he has moved back to Little Rock. https://www.on3.com/high-school/news/report-2029-qb-bryson-kennedy-ruled-ineligible-to-play-for-duncanville-tx-by-uil-for-2026/

You can find good dealers there. There obviously are some idiots in the flip room. Over time I have met four or five guys I buy from.

CDC actually cares about people. They are not just numbers to him.

CDC is the best!!!!

Smart kid

I’m in the minority, but I don’t mind Big Noon. Due to what I’m sure is going to be a very hot day in Austin, I am also relieved the SEC doesn’t have Big Noon

Ha, I don’t know what any of this means but I’m excited to find out!

I keep forgetting that this thread exists. Darn.

Can’t wait for y’all to come back to Texas. Last time you saw Barton Springs and the bats - adorable. This year we’re upgrading you to the full Texas package: queso that will spiritually challenge you, heat that will physically challenge you, and a stadium atmosphere loud enough to make you forget how to spell ‘Buckeye.’ We’ll show you the sights, the food, and at least one guy walking a goat on South Congress. Welcome back to the big leagues

Good stuff right there. Texas is led by a fantastic athletic director.