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You mean all season. I don't know exactly what's going on, but he's looked in pain the entire time, and it feels weird that he's been playing.

Josh Livingston played first base for Wichita State over two seasons. Shortstop (SS): Temo Becerra Third Base (3B): Casey Borba First Base (1B): Josh Livingston

I have a hard time moving Baccera but who plays SS. Livingston at 3rd?

He didn't get the injury repaired in the off-season?

Let him rest this week and hopefully healthy enough to play against a&m

Petition to put bases loaded out a day or 2 before the weekend series so we have more time to listen to it before the games. @CJ Vogel @Blake Munroe @Jeff Howe

Texas says Rodriguez is considered "week to week" currently.

Makes total sense, he never looked comfortable on swings and misses this year.

Yes, who’s on first. 😉

Who is the SS? If it's Bacerra, then who is the 3B? If that's Borba, then who is 1B?

This needed to happen, he was hurting big time. I do wonder if Becerra moves to short and they put someone else at third.

Nah, Mike. You're a good dude. I like the back-and-forth with you. (And I am having a good day)

This is a good thing. He needs to get healthy. He is no where near the player he was to start the year when he was far healthier.

Hurt watching him wince on his swings this weekend.

This really really seems to upset you. Wild.....

*I* remember Loni ...

It is sortof fascinating to watch "mentally tough" recruitniks fawn over the vagueness in such a serious manner. SMH.

Quidditch?

UCLA looks different now with another legit big next to Betts.

Sounds like you are not mentally tough enough to follow recruiting in todays world. Nothing is guaranteed regardless of how it is reported... Have a good day, Also it is pretty simple to NOT click on a thread that does not interest you..

... To the Texas recruiting staff. I spoke with a parent of a national recruit this weekend who accompanied their son on a visit to see the Longhorns this past week. The parent told me they have been to around 20 different college campuses during their son's recruitment so far – ranging from game day atmospheres, to spring practices to summer camps and more. Yet, it was the trip to Austin to see the Longhorns which stood out the most. This parent told me that the trip to Texas was far and away the most prepared he had seen a school for their son to arrive. The Longhorns rolled out the red carpet on the trip and took care of every minor detail possible. All in all, Texas hosted about 20–25 prospects over the weekend. Sounds like they did a great job with the prioritization of guys on campus.