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"We need to get off to a good start, that's for sure," Schloss said of the pitching plan tomorrow.

Schloss is asked if Grahovac and Sorrell are the best 1-2 punch in college baseball: "Well, I think Tinney and Robbins are pretty good, too."

Schloss on Riojas and Harrison: "I expect them to pitch better and they expect to pitch better next week."

On the starting pitching not coming through yesterday and today, Schloss said it's a combination of Riojas and Harrison not having good days and A&M having a good offense playing at home.

"Thought process was we trust Luke and felt like he was in a really good spot," he added.

They thought about going to the bullpen after the weather delay. "Felt like Luke wanted the ball," Schloss said. "Felt good about where he was and he was a pitch away from getting out of the inning."

Here we go.

They are dorks you would think why won’t the national championship. I’m at the Moody for George Strait and aggy wearing the gear 😂

So we have a great chance to win the Director’s cup but lose the Lone Star cup to Aggy.

Texas sloppy play created the tension. Lack of effort, lack of coaching I don’t know. But it’s one or the other .

I understand that the aggys have the celebratory parade scheduled for Monday 9 am in Bryan- College Station.

I had to have one positive comment to ease the tension I created lol

Waiting for Schloss' Zoom call to get started.

Looking to rebound after suffering a 9-8 loss on Friday, No. 2 Texas succumbed to an eight-run first inning by No. 18 Texas A&M in an 11-4 loss to the Aggies at Blue Bell Park on Saturday. In their first series loss of the season, the Longhorns watched a 1-0 lead in the top of the first evaporate. Luke Harrison was tagged for two runs on three hits before the game entered a 98-minute rain delay, after which Harrison surrendered extra-base hits to three of the next four batters he faced. Texas (27-7, 9-5 SEC) yanked Harrison after 0.2 innings, with Texas A&M (27-7, 9-5) roughing up the Longhorn lefty for eight earned runs on six hits. Even though Max Grubbs, Brody Walls, Michael Winter and Cal Higgins combined to allow just three hits and two earned runs in 7.1 innings of work, the damage was done. Offensively, Texas benefitted from two solo home runs by Aiden Robbins and a solo shot from Josh Livingston. Unfortunately, the disastrous first inning doomed the Longhorns, who will look to avoid a series sweep at the hands of the Aggies on Sunday (1 p.m., SEC Network+). Following the loss, On Texas Football will have live updates from Jim Schlossnagle’s postgame Zoom call with reporters. View full news story

I’m trying to stay positive like you but I’m turning in to Joe z in my elderly years 😂

Exactly

A beat down like this can be a huge boost in the long term mentally. Hope we can just salvage one tomorrow

If there are any personal conversations still taking place, feel free to continue them somewhere other than this thread.

I’m begging someone help Aiden Robbins out

About hitting? They’re objectively better in mostly every metric, are you dense?

So then you wouldn’t know yet you have an opinion?

Losing to A&M sucks no matter what the scenario is.

Texas falls to 27-7 overall and 9-5 in the SEC.

Hey. It's not like it's football with a bowl game, playoff, or championship on the line. Still lots of baseball to play.