Jeff Howe

Hill's meeting with the Cowboys is scheduled for today, according to Clarence Hill:

It would've been nice if Texas had been able to play and salvage a game against the Aggies. Regardless, the Longhorns are in the mix to repeat as SEC champs at the halfway point:

D1Baseball's RPI has Texas No. 2 as well, behind only UCLA:

As of Monday, Warren Nolan has Texas as the No. 2 RPI team in the country:

Perfect Game also has the Longhorns ranked fourth nationally:

Baseball America has the Longhorns at No. 4:

D1Baseball's Mark Etheridge still has the Longhorns No. 1 in his SEC rankings:

The Longhorns dropped two spots to No. 4 in the D1Baseball.com Top 25:

I'll credit Kelvin Banks with an initial false start. He knew Golden and Quinn needed the extra five yards!

Three or four.

The game is canceled and won't be made up.

Yes.

Texas has secured the commitment of transfer forward David Punch, addressing one of its most significant roster needs for the 2026-27 season. Punch went public with his commitment Sunday night, posting the news on Instagram. A national top-100 recruit out of Harker Heights in the 2024 class, Punch joins the Longhorns after two seasons at TCU. As a sophomore, the 6-foot-7-inch, 245-pound Punch was an honorable mention All-Big 12 selection, averaging 14.1 points, 6.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.9 blocks and 1.3 steals per game. Punch gives Texas a presence at the power forward spot it lacked during its run to the Sweet 16 in Sean Miller’s first season. Along with his ability to keep the ball moving on offense, Punch should immediately help the Longhorns improve on the defensive end of the floor. Punch blocked 66 shots and recorded 45 steals in 34 games; Punch doubled Matas Vokietaitis’ team-leading 33 blocked shots this past season and only Dailyn Swain’s 59 steals topped Punch’s totals among Texas players. The addition of Punch and the return of Vokietaitis give the Longhorns two tremendous frontcourt pieces for Miller’s second season. Currently, with Swain making himself eligible for the 2026 NBA Draft while maintaining his college eligibility, Texas has four starting spots penciled in for next season: Punch, Vokietaitis, Colorado transfer guard Isaiah Johnson and McDonald’s All-American guard Austin Goosby. View full news story