Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 43 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 43 minutes ago Nobody's up in the Texas bullpen right now. Quote
texcoyote15 Posted 40 minutes ago Posted 40 minutes ago What is the record for walks given up in a regional? Dang Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 40 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 40 minutes ago It's first and third with two outs for Becerra after Gumbo legs one out, avoiding an inning-ending double play. 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 39 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 39 minutes ago Just now, texcoyote15 said: What is the record for walks given up in a regional? Dang The Texas single-game school record is 24, FWIW. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 39 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 39 minutes ago The inning ends on a groundout back to the mound. Volantis is coming back out for the bottom of the seventh. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 39 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 39 minutes ago M7: Texas 15, Tarleton State 0 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 38 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 38 minutes ago Tarleton hasn't had a runner reach third base against Volantis tonight. Quote
Jim Posted 37 minutes ago Posted 37 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said: Nobody's up in the Texas bullpen right now. I thought they might pull him after 90 pitches if he has to go on short rest next week in the opener Quote
HonkEm Posted 35 minutes ago Posted 35 minutes ago Just now, Jim said: I thought they might pull him after 90 pitches if he has to go on short rest next week in the opener Sure, 84 ‘low‑stress’ pitches is fine - I’m not saying the guy is out there suffering. I just didn’t expect them to let him chew through that many in a 13–0 game. At some point it’s less about saving the bullpen and more about ‘why are we giving the entire regional a full scouting report on him tonight.’ But hey, if he’s truly shelved until Monday, I guess they’re comfortable letting him rack up the cardio. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 32 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 32 minutes ago 1 minute ago, HonkEm said: Sure, 84 ‘low‑stress’ pitches is fine - I’m not saying the guy is out there suffering. I just didn’t expect them to let him chew through that many in a 13–0 game. At some point it’s less about saving the bullpen and more about ‘why are we giving the entire regional a full scouting report on him tonight.’ But hey, if he’s truly shelved until Monday, I guess they’re comfortable letting him rack up the cardio. Tarleton will have seen Volantis and UCSB has a season's worth of information on him, so the scouting component isn't a big deal. Personally, I think this is more about Schloss and Weiner hedging against Ruger's shoulder not being up to snuff tomorrow and needing to use more bullpen arms if Riojas can't go deep. 2 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 31 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 31 minutes ago After 6.1 innings and 91 pitches, Volantis exits with a runner on first and one out. Hudson Hamilton is the first man out of the bullpen tonight for the Longhorns. 2 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 27 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 27 minutes ago Hamilton allows a single and a double. The shutout is over. It's a 15-2 lead for the Longhorns. 1 Quote
Jim Posted 27 minutes ago Posted 27 minutes ago Ideally for me tomorrow, I’d like to see the combo of Ruger, Burns, Leffew, Crossland, and Cozart close it out. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 27 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 27 minutes ago Just now, Jeff Howe said: Hamilton allows a single and a double. The shutout is over. It's a 15-2 lead for the Longhorns. One of those runs was charged to Volantis, who now has a 1.94 ERA on the season. 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 26 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 26 minutes ago Just now, Jim said: Ideally for me tomorrow, I’d like to see the combo of Ruger, Burns, Leffew, Crossland, and Cozart close it out. Whatever it takes to shut the door tomorrow night. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 24 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 24 minutes ago Hamilton threw 22 pitches yesterday. Quote
.45s Posted 23 minutes ago Posted 23 minutes ago Too bad that run was charged to Volantis and we lost the shoutout. Good performance by him. 1 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 23 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 23 minutes ago Hamilton gets Tatom to ground out to second to end the inning. We're through seven with the Longhorns up by 13 runs. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 22 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 22 minutes ago End of 7: Texas 15, Tarleton State 2 Quote
HonkEm Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago 6 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said: Tarleton will have seen Volantis and UCSB has a season's worth of information on him, so the scouting component isn't a big deal. Personally, I think this is more about Schloss and Weiner hedging against Ruger's shoulder not being up to snuff tomorrow and needing to use more bullpen arms if Riojas can't go deep. Sure, Tarleton’s seen him and UCSB has a whole season of film - that’s not really the point. There’s a difference between ‘they’ve scouted him’ and ‘we just let them watch him throw 84 pitches in real time the night before they might face him.’ Coaches don’t usually volunteer that kind of live look in a 13–0 game unless they have to. And yeah, I get the Ruger shoulder hedge and the Riojas insurance angle - that actually makes more sense than the scouting argument. But that’s kind of my point: if they’re worried about tomorrow’s arms, it means they’re stretching Volantis because they don’t trust the rest of the plan, not because this is some ideal scenario. It’s still a weird amount of work for a blowout. Not trying to argue with you Jeff, just feel this is kind of weird. And back in the Sandy Koufax days, yeah, he’d have thrown 180 pitches and then asked for the ball tomorrow - but that was before sports science, analytics, and common sense existed 😃 Quote
.45s Posted 20 minutes ago Posted 20 minutes ago Borba really needs some work on keeping his head in and trying to go with the ball when on the outside. He also chases too many out of the strike zone and it seems like he is looking at the fence half the time. Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 18 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 18 minutes ago BOOM! AN A-BOMB FOR A-ROD! 2 Quote
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