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Agree.

Okay just simply asking who you would have over Texas at this point. It’s called a resume and body of work for a reason. The gap is still pretty big between Texas and everyone else regardless of what metric you look at. If we lose the series in Norman things can change but right now this is at worst the #2 overall seed and I’m still not quite sure who you are putting at 1. Arkansas, who has lost 4 of their last 5 series? LSU, who Texas beat H2H? Georgia, who just lost a series to Alabama and who Texas swept.

Dont know currently and frankly don't care just my thoughts. We don't have a full rotation and have gone cold at plate. How you are playing at Memorial factors in more than most think

aggie funk must have infected the team when they played Boys haven't been the same since

did the aggie just lose 3 straight at home to an O and 24 team yo

#16 UCLA

Who are the 3-4 teams with resumes better than Texas? I get recency bias is a thing, but Texas still is the only SEC team with 20 wins (no other team has more than 17), has a top 3 RPI, the most Q1 wins in the country (15) and a top 12 SOS.

Seems like Ruger needs to be moved back to Sunday as the moment is a little big for him on Friday with the previous two outings just falling flat on his face. Can move Luke to Friday and start Burns or Grubbs Saturday?

Who is our opponent?

I would agree with that.

We can go .500 in May and exit early in SEC tourney and still host regional and Super. May don't matter. Get healthy, peak in June.

Not out of the picture for next week. He was taking live batting practice during the midweek.

I would say we are a 4 or 5 national seed currently. Need to right the ship to stay there and not leave Austin for post season

Texas could have won or tied for the conference championship today. Now they MUST win the OU series to win the regular season unless LSU and Georgia both lose today.

Do we have a timeline on that?

I think Mickey Mantle is dead.

Max Belyeu is desperately needed back in the lineup for some reinvigoration.

Some definite changes need to be made

Strikeouts for Texas hitters this series: Game one: 16 total, 3 looking (loss) Game two: 8 total, 1 looking (win) Game three: 13 total, 9 looking (loss)

The Longhorns fall to 40-10 overall, 20-7 in the SEC.

FINAL: Florida 4, Texas 1

The force out at third on a ground ball by Galvan ends the game. Florida wins the game and the series.

The Longhorns are down to their last strike.

Mendoza strikes out on three pitches. It's up to Galvan to keep it going with the Longhorns down to their last out.

Farmer draws a walk after Clemente's mound visit with O'Sullivan. The top of the order is back up for Texas as Mendoza steps in with two on and one out.