Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 FINAL: Texas A&M 9, Texas 8 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 The Longhorns fall to 27-6 overall and 9-4 in the SEC after dropping the series opener. 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 Luke Harrison gets the ball tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Texas trying to avoid a series loss. 4 Quote
horns96 Posted April 11 Posted April 11 (edited) ENTERED AN INNING WITH THE LEAD AND GAVE UP FIVE F*NG WALKS IN ONE INNING. NINE RUNS ON 7 HITS. Edited April 11 by horns96 3 1 Quote
NoDakHornsFan Posted April 11 Posted April 11 1 minute ago, horns96 said: ENTERED AN INNING WITH THE LEAD AND GAVE UP FIVE F*NG WALKS IN ONE INNING. Bullpen has a LOT of growing up to do before June 1 Quote
BurntOrangeDriller Posted April 11 Posted April 11 I’d rather get run ruled than lose on walks and errors 1 Quote
khorn5 Posted April 11 Posted April 11 That’s a Schloss loss. Has to be quick with the hook against that Ag lineup. No reason to let Leffew throw wild for 3 batters. The entire stadium and millions watching on TV saw he didn’t have it tonight after 1 batter. Quote
akhookem Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Number 2 team in the country my ass respectfully. Bullpen can’t throw a strike Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 Seven walks, two wild pitches, one hit batter, at least one passed ball, an overturned CS and an error that led to what turned out to be the winning run scoring. And that's not counting Gumbo's misplayed ball in left field and other chances the Longhorns had to get outs that they let get away. It's tough to win anywhere, let alone on the road in the SEC, when you make that many mistakes. 8 Quote
BurntOrangeDriller Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Seems like they pull Ruger too early every Friday (except last weekend) and then the pen gives it up. 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 Texas has played five SEC series. The Longhorns are 1-4 in openers, with a run-rule win over OU and losses to Ole Miss, Auburn, South Carolina and the Aggies. Three of the four losses have been one-run losses. 2 Quote
f1revo Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Have to overturn the bullpen in the off-season. Whatever they're paying these guys, it's way too much. If we manage to make it out of a regional this year they will get bounced in the Supers barring immaculate outings from starters. Quote
Assistant Regional Manager Posted April 11 Posted April 11 2 minutes ago, f1revo said: Have to overturn the bullpen in the off-season. The same guys who won us games the previous 3 weekends? It’s college baseball. Bullpens are going to fickle. Leffew and Crossland have ERA’s under 2.00 heading into tonight. Are they not allowed a bad night? 1 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted April 11 Author Moderators Posted April 11 1 minute ago, Assistant Regional Manager said: The same guys who won us games the previous 3 weekends? It’s college baseball. Bullpens are going to fickle. Leffew and Crossland have ERA’s under 2.00 heading into tonight. Are they not allowed a bad night? To your point, Leffew had been good in his three appearances since the Auburn loss until tonight. The same goes for Crossland's five appearances since the Ole Miss loss. 4 1 Quote
f1revo Posted April 11 Posted April 11 1 minute ago, Assistant Regional Manager said: The same guys who won us games the previous 3 weekends? It’s college baseball. Bullpens are going to fickle. Leffew and Crossland have ERA’s under 2.00 heading into tonight. Are they not allowed a bad night? Doesn't mean we have to bounce every last person but most of them haven't been too great and we don't have a single dependable guy you can put out there this year. There's fickle and then there's expected collapse and the latter is where we are with this group. Quote
Assistant Regional Manager Posted April 11 Posted April 11 (edited) 5 minutes ago, f1revo said: Doesn't mean we have to bounce every last person but most of them haven't been too great and we don't have a single dependable guy you can put out there this year. There's fickle and then there's expected collapse and the latter is where we are with this group. The bullpen single handily won the series last weekend and the last two games against OU. We barely hit in any of those games. Winter 0.00 ERA Leffew 1.59 ERA Crossland 1.32 ERA Cozart 2.08 ERA Walker 2.61 ERA You can not sit here and say with a straight face that we don’t have a single dependable guy. The games the last month have shown that is not the case at all. Edited April 11 by Assistant Regional Manager 1 1 Quote
utx2 Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Not sure if they are squeezing the ball for more speed or what but we have a bunch of pitches hitting the ground. They have to get that corrected. I lost count on how many there were for all pitchers combined. Quote
McCoyColt Posted April 11 Posted April 11 (edited) 37 minutes ago, Assistant Regional Manager said: The same guys who won us games the previous 3 weekends? It’s college baseball. Bullpens are going to fickle. Leffew and Crossland have ERA’s under 2.00 heading into tonight. Are they not allowed a bad night? Bullpens are going to allow 3 runs on no hits? That should never happen at Texas. No excuses *in one inning Edited April 11 by McCoyColt Quote
harveycmd Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Obviously the walks by LaFew and Crossland lost the game. I was thinking after the second walk by LaFew that Schloss should go to Grubbs, but Grubbs has had some problems too. That said, the thing that was just a killer all game long was Borba continuously striking out and looking really bad doing it. The Aggie freshmen were infinitely better than him at the plate. That just can't happen. Quote
.45s Posted April 11 Posted April 11 We know there are good arms, but it appears that some of the relievers are not very consistent. Lights out one outing, and wild or hittable the next. Those walks killed us, but not by themselves. We struck out 11 times, but only had 3 walks. Our pitchers gave up 7 walks and only struck out 7. We only gave up 7 hits to our 10 we had off of their pitchers. Better ball control and some better fielding would have made the difference and given us a win. Quote
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