Hunter Elliott, Mike Bianco Talk Ole Miss Baseball Winn vs Vanderbilt
Ole Miss baseball pitcher Hunter Elliott and coach Mike Bianco discuss the 8-3 victory over Vanderbilt on April 25th
Texas A&M Baseball had second and third runners, facing a 3-1 deficit, leading nine innings.
Texas turned to the new Dylan Volantis student who closed Jess, shut the door and converted saves to secure a victory in Game 2 of the Lone Star Showdown series.
The Aggies dropped the series after losing Game 1 2-1 on Friday night, unable to find enough timely hits in Austin, Texas on Saturday afternoon. They will try to avoid the sweep of the Sunday series.
Designated batsman Ethan Mendoza almost provided all Texas offenses on Saturday. He beat a solo home run in three innings before rocking the double, which scored another run in seven innings, on the ropes. Other runs of the Longhorns were provided courtesy of Texas A&M Error in Steel’s attempts.
Both starting pitchers were high enough to win as Texas A&M’s Justin Lamkin pitched 5.1 innings and allowed one run on eight hits and two walks. Texas’ Luke Harrison pitched six innings and hit six batters, but only allowed one run.
Check out the highlights from Texas’ victory over Texas A&M on Saturday.
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Volantis drops the beauty of the broken ball and sees Kiel go by his side for a strikeout.
Texas won the series after a 3-2 victory and are about to complete a series sweep on Sunday.
Hayden Shot’s pinch hits, running with the second base hand on the ground ball, but Texas gets second base hand of the innings.
The Aggies, who won the runner with two outs, wants to tie it down when Terenskir ​​II appears on the plate.
Thomas Burns begins the innings but is replaced by Max Grubbs, who allows SAC bunts. It was the lone batsman of the glove he faced before Texas headed for left-handed nearby Dylan Volantis, and got the final two outs for the Longhorns.
Texas walks the first two batters at the top of the ninth. Texas A&M has a first and second runner without outs. The Longhorns will need to get out of the jam to secure a victory in Game 2.
The Texas A&M have not allowed their eighth run and are now facing a 3-1 deficit and reaching their final three outs.
What a sequence by Burns who forces Texas A&M four-hole hitter and five-hole hitter Caden Sorrell and Wyatt Henseler to pop up before breaking out of their eighth innings.
Burns was overwhelming the Aggies with his big fastball.
Texas A&M has a great start to eight innings as leadoff man Terenskir ​​II doubled the second of the day. La Violet then walks the Aggies Runners without first and second outs while facing a 3-1 deficit.
Ethan Mendoza continues his strong day, doubles into the left-center field and plates Jaden Duplantia from the base.
The Longhorns lead 3-1 at the bottom of the seventh inning. Ethan Mendoza, have a day.
Gavin Kash, a Texas A&M alternative, was ejected from the game as he didn’t return to the dugout any time after becoming Will Gasparino and chippy after the bottom of seven innings. The two words before Kash appears to be walking towards Longhorns Dugout are ejected by the rules.
According to ESPN broadcasts, Kash has also been suspended for Sunday’s games.
Burns retires the side to start the seventh inning with the Aggies in peace and no issues. The Aggies fell to the final six outs with a 2-1 deficit.
Luke Harrison’s afternoon is over. His final line: 6.0 innings, one run with one hit and a walk with six strikeouts.
Burns has a big fastball as his first pitch to start the seven inning register at 99 mph.
Wilson scores the first strikeout of the innings, but Jalin Flores is third. Bear Harrison’s pick-off throw was not fielded by Wyatt Henseler, allowing Flores to score from second place.
Kaeden Kent had the opportunity to put out Flores on the home plate, but Kent’s throw was offline enough to allow Texas to run. The Longhorns lead 2-1 at the bottom of the sixth inning.
Jackson faces just one batsman before Texas A&M heads out of the bullpen to left-handed Kaiden Wilson and faces Texas’ Casey Volva. Aggies coach Michael Earley has another matchup at a pivotal point in the game.
Lamkin walks the leadoff hitter and then is replaced by Luke Jackson. A false throw in Luke Jackson’s attempt to pick off moves the Texas Runner second from first place. Jackson then walks another batsman, bringing the runners to first and second.
Texas has an opportunity to lead here.
Lamkin is taken away midway through six innings after firing the 96th pitch. His impressive day is over.
His final line: 5.1 innings, one with four hits, and two walks with eight strikeouts.
Texas A&M passes the ball to sophomore right-handed Luke Jackson.
Ramkin allows two hits, but after attacking Galvan and finishing five innings, it works from the jam. Texas A&M left-handed players have up to eight strikeouts in the afternoon.
Texas starter Luke Harrison and Texas A&M starter Justin Lamkin closed on Saturday. Harrison took one run with three hits and five strikeouts for five innings.
Meanwhile, Ramkin hit seven batters with two hits in the four innings. One is a solo home run by Ethan Mendoza.
Texas’ second baseman, Jayden’s Du Planer, appears to have a nice backhand play to get out of the top of the five innings, but Jayce La Violet broke the throw after reviews.
Texas A&M has a base runner on two outs.
Lamkin is nailing outside the solo home runs he allowed in three innings to finish the four innings. The left-handed allowed him to walk two hits and four innings work.
Harrison attacks Royo to get out of the top of the four innings, allowing Texas A&M to go on a different run. The Aggies doubled, putting the runner in second and third with two outs before Harrison’s fastball freezes Royo due to his strikeout look.
Texas leadoff batsman Ethan Mendoza tie it up for the Longhorns as he starts a solo home run to the field in the middle left. The ball traveled 394 feet from the bat at 99 mph.
Kiel and Laviolet reach the base, but the Aggies cannot capitalize on the runners who scored at the top of the three innings. The Texas A&M will return to the field with Lamkin, who hopes to keep Texas batsmen at bay.
Lamkin continues to have a great start to the game. He takes up the game’s third strikeout and surrounds the Texas Base Runner in two innings. Aggies wants to add a lead at the third top here.
Harrison goes up zero in two innings after throwing a nasty breakball in a strikeout at the end of the inning. The Texas A&M break binder up was completely frozen by the pitch.
The Aggies took an early 1-0 lead after Wyatt Henseller’s sacrifice fly score lead Manteren Skiel II. Texas A&M heads to the next frame on the lead.
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Luke Harrison pitching.
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Justin Lamkin pitching.
Texas vs Texas A&M today
Time: 4pm Etdate: Saturday, April 26th: UFCU Disch-Falk Field (Austin, Texas)
Texas – Texas A&M baseball is headed for the first pitch at 4pm in Austin, Texas.
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