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https://youtu.be/jCSIsROGwLQ?feature=shared If you're wondering just how hard a 78 mph softball is to hit🤣 keep in mind they know what's coming

This just me speculating but I noticed his hitting really tanked after he started getting benched for what was assumed to be interior behavior issues. I think he got butt hurt for being benched and that affected his on field performance.

Kid fell off of a cliff

I wouldn't swing and miss him.

My guess for the 4th transfer is Will G.

Definitely Cotton for me. He used to come into my Aunt's bar Lalas. Great guy, always nice to everyone.

The shin-less one. @Jeff Howe

Gotta be Cotton

Found Mr Sorrell burner 😂

88 is great!

88 days 🤘 Cedric Reed (2011-14)

Bob Moses, Jr.

Loved Cotton , he played high school ball at Thomas Jefferson in Port Arthur Texas . He was WR & RB . Then went on to have a legendary career at Texas . Golden Triangle full of superstars..

We're only 88 days away from the kickoff in Columbus. Who is your favorite Longhorn that wore 88? Cotton Speyrer Barryn Sorrell

We're live, come join us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1IwwQeeF3Y&ab_channel=OnTexasFootball

I second this!

How’s Texas’ NIL Budget heading into the portal season?

Another way to look at it is that there isn't a game on the criminal schedule that Texas wouldn't be favored to win, with the possible exception of at Alabama. The over/under win total for Texas with the criminal schedule would be 11.5. The over/under for the criminals with the Texas schedule would probably be 7.5. Given that Texas favored over the criminals, it's really 6.5.

I left out Ole Miss at home for the criminals, which should fall right around or just below playing Tennessee on the road. Moves the needle slightly for the criminals, but still not enough to overtake the difficulty of Texas road games.

The team made us Proud! Yes, a sad ending nuts it doesn't negate what they accomplished this season.

Back to football schedule whining by the criminals. Let's rank games by level of difficulty top to bottom and see who really has the tougher schedule. Hardest game on the criminal schedule is Texas in Dallas. We can't play ourselves, and it's not our fault Venables is a goober. Doesn't count for comparison purposes, but it will count as a criminal loss. Next hardest game for the criminals is at Alabama. It's at Georgia or at Ohio State for Texas. Take Georgia. Texas game is more difficult. Second hardest game for the criminals is probably at South Carolina. Not even close to at Ohio Sate. Texas game is more difficult. Next hardest game for the criminals is probably LSU at home. It's at Florida for Texas. Not a clear demarcation here, but it's probably harder to play Florida on the road than LSU at home. Next toughest game for the criminals figures to be Michigan at home. Next for Texas is A&M at home. A&M will likely be better than Michigan. Harder for Texas. Next hardest for the criminals is at Tennessee. This could perhaps be flipped with Michigan. Next for Texas is probably at Kentucky. Harder for the criminals. Next for the criminals is probably Auburn at home. Next for Texas is probably Arkansas at home. Arnold and Freeze could be really terrible, but Auburn is more talented than Arkansas. Tougher for the criminals. Next in line for the criminals is Missouri at home. Next for Texas is Vandy at home. I don't think Missouri will be very good, but they'll probably be a little better than Vandy. Harder for the criminals. We have Mississippi State on the road in conference. The other road game in conference for the criminals is technically us. The non-conference schedule not listed here is more difficult for Texas, but it shouldn't matter. Overall, slightly tougher for Texas because of the high end level of difficult road games.

Pretty impressive punting and kickoffs, huge leg and a few quick get offs, ad libs and angular placement.

Yeah..sorta? Bouwmeester is the only punter on roster. But a freshman being the backup; Kern staying would've been better in a worst case scenario. BUT if that were to happen, I'd assume Will Stone would punt.

While the ending didn’t meet expectations, it was a great season and the future looks promising again for Texas baseball.

So, is this a good thing?