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AZ Longhorn

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  1. Great stuff from Burns + Flores in the pen. 5 IP, 1 run (that shouldn't have been a run — that's on Borba) is a great performance against this Vandy offense. Gave us a chance to win, unfortunately the offense didn't do its part
  2. 3 IP from Burns, with just one baserunner off a 64 exit velo cheapie, is a great sign
  3. Embarrassing to get blanked by this Vandy staff through 6 innings. There's still time, but gotta find something we haven't yet
  4. Great stuff from Thomas! Would be bigtime for him to become a trusted option in the thin pen
  5. Burns faces the minimum. Nice work! When he's throwing strikes he's a beast
  6. Man we're lucky Stillman isn't stretched out. Hopefully we can break out against some other guys
  7. Two almost-HRs from Robbins and Tinney (plus a barrel from Pack) — 0 runs for the horns Two almost-HRs from Vandy — 1 run, no outs, runner on third 😮‍💨 ...and then a real HR to bring em all in. Fck
  8. to be fair to the original question, I think you're dodging the real question here. It seems the reasons you give here are secondary reasons: given that these players were leaving Texas, why they chose the specific transfer destinations they did (although reporting is that Lee did not actually go for the biggest bag, but that's a different storyline quibble). As nosy fans, we (I) want to know the real story on what happened in Nashville, and how it was/not handled and why, and the fallout that could have affect two shots at a championship with Madi (this year and now next year). That is the real ask. Realistically, we understand we likely won't be told, because we don't have inside sources like the one that told you in confidence, and because folks who do know are cooperating with keeping the real story buried. But that was the ask — not, for example, why Crump chose Duke against the field of other suitors but why she jumped into the transfer market in the first place. "End of story" is not just patently wrong but is giving "please stop looking at this, nothing to see here, we promise!" The silence from many different parties has been deafening (including lack of reporting), the vibes stink, and it's frustrating as a fan.
  9. Need A-Rod and Doza to be the guys they're supposed to be here
  10. Wow, what a weekend of run prevention. 2, 1, 2 runs given up. That'll play!
  11. Good outing from Crossland. Jim seemed unhappy as he pulled him yesterday after the walk. Don't love the 2 out walk today either, but a nice inning and hopefully he's back on track!
  12. More than you can ask of Harrison. Gutsy against those top lefties. That run should be unearned — it doesn't score without Robbins' base error — right?
  13. aaand he's gone. Well done. We get 11 outs against their weakass bullpen, gotta like our odds.
  14. Wow! Harrison had more traffic than I'd expected against this Bama lineup, but he made the RIGHT pitches! Just like timely hitting, he came up big at the most critical times!
  15. Second straight day our offense gets blanked by their starter through at least 5. But just like yesterday, the pitch count is high enough that guy won't make it past the 6th. One more inning max, then the light at the end of the tunnel (their weak bullpen). People like to complain about us taking pitches, but leading the country in pitches/AB does pay off in later innings and against opponents who have top-heavy staffs
  16. Pack is a good base stealer who doesn't need to gamble like that against upchurch-neal. You wanna guess, ok, but if he doesn't go after your step and a half, shut it down and live another pitch
  17. Great response by Harrison to stall any tide momentum. 2-3-4 easy peasy
  18. Sucks for Pendergrass and for us. Hopefully it's just 2-3 weeks til he's healthy and he gets another chance to contribute. I liked what we'd seen
  19. One of my favorite wins this year. Ruger gets punched in the mouth, battles to only give up 1. Offense couldn't cash in early, then couldn't get anything on Adams, but were competitive enough to limit him to only 6 innings — then we capitalized. Leffew threw strikes, Walker and Burns threw strikes, and Cozart was absolutely dominant the day after 35-some pitches. Wow!
  20. Volantis for 6 --> Cozart for 3 is pretty nasty. 17 total Ks.
  21. @Jeff Howe in all the SEC standings graphics I've seen this week (like this one) we're listed before aggy. But don't they have the tiebreaker over us, given the head-to-head series win? (If the SEC tournament started today, we would be the #3 seed, not the #2 seed as this graphic implies.) If so, then these visuals are... misleading if not downright wrong.
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