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"My bad," Volantis said regarding what Tinney told him, walking off the field after the first inning. -
Volantis said the great defensive play A-Rod made in the second got things going in the right direction for him.
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Should get close to breaking the 2025 Texas draft record, at least on paper. -
Need to come thru the losers bracket -
Volantis said he told Carson Tinney that there are no hard feelings about his errors. "It happens," he said. "We're going to get that cleaned up."
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Volantis said he told himself after the first inning that he tried to tell himself that it was a 0-0 game and he needed to go out and compete.
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Schloss on the miscues: "I don't know that it would've mattered because Volchko was so good, but it wasn't a good night for the Longhorns."
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Schloss: "That was the worst defensive game we've played all season. By far."
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Schloss said Volchko was super professional and outstanding.
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Schloss' opening statement: "Well, there was a delayed start, but we did a heck of a job catching everybody up and getting everyone an early bedtime."
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Le sigh, I was afraid this was going to happen. Why did it have to be UGA? We’ve got to get those guys. It’s really getting annoying at this point lol. -
Schloss and the players are at the podium.
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Waiting for the press conference to start. I'll be Schloss, A-Rod and Volantis.
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Everything Coach said they needed to do on coffee and football , they did the complete opposite. looked like a little league team. Hard to score runs when you take pitches right down the middle. One of the worst games I’ve seen Texas play in the CWS. -
A disastrous first inning set the tone for Saturday’s 7-1 loss to Georgia in the College World Series, sending Texas to the loser’s bracket in Omaha with an elimination game against Alabama coming up on Monday (1 p.m., ESPN). Dylan Volantis walked third baseman Tre Phelps, setting the table for left field Ryan Lujo’s two-run home run down the left-field line. From there, a throwing error by Carson Tinney on a dropped third strike and one of a career-high four batters Volantis hit loaded the bases for shortstop Kolby Branch. Volantis struck out Branch, but Tinney’s second throwing error of the inning on a dropped third strike allowed two runs to score. The Bulldogs’ four-run first put the Longhorns in a hole from which they couldn’t emerge, even with Volantis rebounding with seven strikeouts and four hits in 6.1 innings. Nevertheless, the self-inflicted wounds mounted for Texas (45-14), whose bats suffered 15 strikeouts at the hands of Georgia (53-12) right-handed pitcher Joey Volchko. The Bulldogs got a complete game from Volchko, who walked just one batter and allowed only four singles, including Ethan Mendoza’s opposite RBI base hit in the top of the fifth, which accounted for the only run of the game for the Longhorns. The loss marked the sixth consecutive CWS-opening loss for Texas, which hasn’t won an opener in Omaha since 2009. That was the last time the Longhorns reached the national championship series, while the 2014 and 2021 trips to the College World Series saw Texas battle through the loser’s bracket to reach a winner-take-all national semifinal before falling to a pair of eventual national champions, Vanderbilt (2014) and Mississippi State (2021), respectively. View full news story
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A disastrous first inning set the tone for Saturday’s 7-1 loss to Georgia in the College World Series, sending Texas to the loser’s bracket in Omaha with an elimination game against Alabama coming up on Monday (1 p.m., ESPN). Dylan Volantis walked third baseman Tre Phelps, setting the table for left field Ryan Lujo’s two-run home run down the left-field line. From there, a throwing error by Carson Tinney on a dropped third strike and one of a career-high four batters Volantis hit loaded the bases for shortstop Kolby Branch. Volantis struck out Branch, but Tinney’s second throwing error of the inning on a dropped third strike allowed two runs to score. The Bulldogs’ four-run first put the Longhorns in a hole from which they couldn’t emerge, even with Volantis rebounding with seven strikeouts and four hits in 6.1 innings. Nevertheless, the self-inflicted wounds mounted for Texas (45-14), whose bats suffered 15 strikeouts at the hands of Georgia (53-12) right-handed pitcher Joey Volchko. The Bulldogs got a complete game from Volchko, who walked just one batter and allowed only four singles, including Ethan Mendoza’s opposite RBI base hit in the top of the fifth, which accounted for the only run of the game for the Longhorns. The loss marked the sixth consecutive CWS-opening loss for Texas, which hasn’t won an opener in Omaha since 2009. That was the last time the Longhorns reached the national championship series, while the 2014 and 2021 trips to the College World Series saw Texas battle through the loser’s bracket to reach a winner-take-all national semifinal before falling to a pair of eventual national champions, Vanderbilt (2014) and Mississippi State (2021), respectively.
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Decent season. Good to at least get back to the CWS. -
Didn't watch game, but did watch Brunson destroy the Spurs -
Bad day at the ballpark. -
Well, that sucked. -
Just embarrassing. Everyone besides A-Rod, Mendoza and DV should apologize for this effort. -
what time is the game tomorrow? Monday? -
FINAL: Georgia 7, Texas 1 The Longhorns will face Alabama in an elimination game at 1 p.m. on Monday.
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our 1-3 go 0-11 with 7Ks?
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Can Georgia stop kicking our ass in sports? Please and thank you lol.
