Blake Munroe

Dee Kennedy comes in clutch. Horns take the lead!! 2 RBI single makes it 3-2, 2 runners on, 1 out.

There we go! Galvan drives KS in, Brown advanced to third. 2-1. 1 out.

KS doing all he can to win this one. 2 doubles. Runners on the corners.

We head to the top of the 4th. Longhorns trail 2-0.

And Grubbs gives up another homer. 2-0.

Nice grab by Thomas there for the second out.

No sir. All levels of the minors still have absolute ballers, especially the upper echelon.

…And the RISP issues continue to rear their ugly head like they have throughout the season for Texas. That’s now two innings where they left em stranded. M3. Louisiana leads 1-0.

Thomas gets a hit to right field, then steals 2nd. Great jump.

That’s awesome!

Gunned em at second to get the out on the steal, but Louisiana claps back with a HR. 1-0

Ran across this today on YouTube and thought I would share. It’s pretty good. If you’re a fan of Texas HS Football then you will enjoy. Episode One: Episode Two: Episode Three: Season Finale (Episode Four):

Almost had the run there but a nice play from the Ragin Cajuns make it three outs.

The catcher for Louisiana looks like the ringer from Benchwarmers.

Man I know Porter just advanced the base runner, but he has been disappointing this season at the plate. 😕

Schuessler with a nice hit and a double.

Nice start for Grubbs.

And Vandy GOT SMOKED. 13-3.

Btw LSU did a heck of a job clawing back against Wofford. I like them going deep in this tournament.

Texas bats first. 2 up, 2 pop flies, 2 outs.

Regionals thread:

Grubbs

We will use this thread for all college baseball regionals talk. Texas is taking the field as I type.

Netflix is closing in on a deal with the SEC to give it the immersive documentary treatment that the streaming service has further popularized with its Formula 1 “Drive to Survive” and the PGA Tour’s “Full Swing,” executives briefed on the discussions told The Athletic on Thursday. While the contracts are not yet signed, all indications are that an agreement is close and Netflix will take viewers behind the scenes during this upcoming football season. Netflix declined to comment. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said he would not confirm it. “We make announcements when we make announcements,” Sankey said. “Despite what sources like to say, nothing’s done until it’s done.” The SEC’s time the last few months, along with most everyone in college athletics, has been focused on the settlement in the NCAA vs. House case, and the ensuing ramifications. But word about Netflix’s interest in the project has been percolating around the SEC for a while. Teams will be able to opt in or out, and so far it’s not known which ones are definitely in or out. Georgia, expected to be preseason No. 1 or No. 2, is among those with some interest but hasn’t made a decision yet, a source briefed on the discussions said. The access could be similar to what teams provide “SEC Insider,” the show done by the SEC Network. The schools are expected to have some control over access and what is aired about their teams, but nothing has been finalized. Starting this year, ESPN will be the exclusive home of SEC football games. Executives with the network were all for the Netflix series as they viewed it as further marketing. “Drive to Survive” has been credited with the increase in popularity of F1, though, while it certainly helped, it was in combination with the presentation that ESPN created with the racing series. “Drive to Survive” expertly presented the many characters of F1, and the SEC should have many to highlight as it goes behind the scenes. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5530492/2024/05/30/netflix-sec-football-documentary-series/?source=emp_shared_article