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It seems like Harrison has a pretty good feel for his breaking ball.

End of 2: Texas 1, Dartmouth 1

Galvan strikes out looking. Eddie Albert makes quick work of the Longhorns in the second.

Winfield strikes out to open the bottom of the second. Borba then flies out to right field for two quick outs.

Need to make sure BJ McKie doesn't go off.

M2: Texas 1, Dartmouth 1

With a runner on third and two outs, Harrison rings up second baseman Alejandro Puig on strikes to get out of the inning unscathed.

Harrison picks up a dribbler down the first-base side and flips to Schuessler for the second out of the inning. He's trying to work around a one-out double.

I couldn't make it yesterday because the game was moved to 1 p.m. and conflicted with our Friday record/live schedule. It sounds like the conditions are a little bit better, but not by much.

End of 1: Texas 1, Dartmouth 1

Farmer looks at a 3-2 offering for strike three. Texas ties the game, but the Longhorns only get one run with one out and the bases loaded.

It's first and third for Farmer.

Flores broke for home on a ground ball to third. He's out, but Rodriguez is safe at third and Gasparino is on first with a 5-2 fielder's choice.

We're tied. Belyeu scores on a wild pitch and Texas is on the board.

Rodriguez draws a one-out walk, loading the bases for Gasparino.

Good piece of hitting by Flores. He ropes one to center field and Texas has two on with one out and Rodriguez coming to the plate.

We're in the bottom of the first, with Dartmouth leading the 16th-ranked Longhorns, 1-0. Max Beyleu just got the first Texas hit of the game with a single through the right side. These are not the best conditions for baseball at Disch-Falk today.

IIRC, Sark typically doesn't formally announce analyst hires, but if we ask about them at a press conference he'll talk about them.

The Texas football program made several coaching hires and changes to the on-field and support staff official Thursday. The Longhorns publicly announced the additions of running backs coach Chad Scott, EDGE coach LaAllen Clark and cornerbacks coach Mark Orphey. Since Orphey was hired, OTF has reported that he was expected to coach the Texas cornerbacks. A Galena Park North Shore alum and most recently the cornerbacks coach at Rutgers for three seasons (2022-24), Orphey takes over the role previously held by defensive passing game coordinator Terry Joseph. A member of Steve Sarkisian's initial staff on the Forty Acres, Joseph is moving into the role previously held by Blake Gideon as the team’s safeties coach. Sarkisian also elevated Keynodo Hudson from a defensive analyst position to coaching the STAR (nickel) position under Pete Kwiatkowski. Hudson, whose time as a defensive administrative assistant at USC (2012-16) overlapped Sarkisian’s tenure as the Trojans’ coach (2014-15), joined the Longhorns in 2024 after one season as the cornerbacks coach at Ole Miss. Hudson was the Florida Atlantic cornerbacks coach for two seasons (2017-18) under Lane Kiffin before making coaching stops at Illinois (2019-20) and Western Kentucky (2021-22). Hudson was on the same defensive staff for the Hilltoppers as Texas defensive line coach Kenny Baker. Analyst Mike Bimonte is now the co-passing game coordinator and assistant quarterbacks coach. A former Rutgers quarterback and Delaware assistant coach, Bimonte has been on Sarkisian’s staff since February 2021. Jahmal Fenner added the director of player development title to his role as the program’s director of high school relations. Fenner’s new role came open after the recent departure of former director of player development Kevin Washington, who accepted an administrative position at Baylor. Errin Joe (director of scouting) and Josh Dunson (senior player personnel coordinator) are recent hires who were formally introduced on Thursday. The same goes for scouting coordinator Tanner Martin. A Georgia Tech alum, Joe was with the Yellow Jackets for the last six seasons. He was most recently the director of player personnel. Dunson worked in the Georgia Tech recruiting department in 2023 before joining the Memphis staff as director of recruiting. View full news story

Don’t forget McCutcheon. He’ll be a factor.

Word is (and from what we’ve seen) his hands aren’t consistent.