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Men’s tennis yet to be decided Women’s Swimming and Diving finished 3rd behind Virginia and Stanford its Women’s Beach Volleyball and its not SEC it’s CCSA

Weather delay in Fayetteville:

Not counting Johah Williams because he only has a few SEC at bats, we only have 2 players hitting over .300 in conference- Galvan and Schuessler.

One hour until first pitch, hoping for a more competitive game two this evening.

Notre Dame squarely if not the leader.

Wish him luck. Hope he gets it together quickly. He's running out of chances.

I’m sure he’s probably extremely sorry for his mistakes. He only hurt himself & his family. He needs a mentor. Hopefully Syracuse will be the place where he turns his life around.

When worlds collide.

Maybe the change of scenery will do him some good.

Is Finley a huge Texas lean due to his dad or is he looking to choose his own path?

Hey Bobby speaking of posting topics, when I went to post a new topic, a message popped up saying “this option is not accessible for your account”. Just wondering if there was anything I could do about it. Thanks and hookem!

Hope Johntay gets his act together off the field first and foremost and has success on the field at Syracuse.

GULF SHORES, Ala. – In its first-ever NCAA Championships appearance, No. 7 Texas Beach Volleyball took down No. 10 California, 3-2, to advance to Saturday's quarterfinals. The Longhorns (28-9) will face former Big 12 foe and No. 2 seed TCU (29-5) in the quarters scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m. CT. The match will be streamed on ESPN2. Friday's opening round saw Texas take a 1-0 lead after a victory from the No. 3 pair of Maddison Parmellyand Karin Zolnercikova. The pair won in straight sets, 22-20, 21-9, for the 22nd time this season and improved their team-leading record to 27-6. It's the third time this season the 2s defeated the Bears and marked the pair's 15th-ranked win of the year. Parmelly now has 93 career wins. Cal grabbed a 2-1 advantage after wins on courts 5 and 1. Macey Butler and Noa Sonneville then took the Bears to three sets to even the dual score to 2-2 from court 4 with a 21-18, 19-21, 17-15 victory. The pair improved to 25-10 on the season, and the victory marked the duo's 14th-ranked win of the year and third-straight win over the Bears in 2025. The final Texas point was won on court 2 off a Katie Hashman ace. The Longhorns' duo of Hashman and Emma Grace Robertson won in three sets in a back-and-forth affair by a score of 20-22, 21-17, 17-15. The pair is now 25-12 on the year and earned its first win against the Bears this season. Saturday's match against the Horned Frogs marks the second time the teams will face off this season.TCU claimed a 4-1 win in early March. Order of Finish: 3. Maddison Parmelly / Karin Zolnercikova (TEX) def. Alexand Young-Gomez/ Ella Sears (Cal) (22-20, 21-9) 5. Jenna Colligan/Ella Dreibholz (Cal) def. Ava Patton/Vivian Johnson (TEX) (21-18, 21-19) 1. Emma Donley/Portia Sherman (Cal) def. Chloe Charles/Eva Liisa Kuivonen (TEX) (21-17, 21-15) 4. Macey Butler/Noa Sonneville (TEX) def. Marilu Pally/Maile Somera (Cal) (21-18, 19-21, 17-15) 2. Emma Grace Robertson/Katie Hashman (TEX) def. Gia Fisher/Sierra Caffo (Cal) (20-22, 21-17, 17-15)

Piggie took belt to ass on us yesterday, But hopefully the boys can get back on track today.

the man who gave me a team to watch as a kid when Texas was going through the dark ages, what a legend

Uggh. We different.

That’s below the Mendoza line…

Of all of the profanities, the S-Word is pretty tame.

Rick Vavro is down there today and sent these pics. Looks like a Chamber of Commerce weekend.

I may have started it, but everybody here is what makes this place great IMO. I mean that, not only for CJ, Gerry, Jeff, Blake, etc., but also the folks who post who are both knowledgeable and civil.

Gotta go with Jammer. To me he is the guy all others are measured by but I would yield to Rod Babers on the answer to this question.

Hopefully he can stay out of the criminal justice system. He should be very humbled to have a third chance.