By james art 
Sophomor infiltrated Mendosa throws the ball first to do double during the Texas game against Oklahoma on February 16, 2025.
Eight tracks in the Fifth Innning provided a nice pillow for baseball No. 19 Texas to their former Big 12 FOE No. 17 Oklahoma State 14-8 of Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
“We have learned that we can win ball games in different ways,” said Texas chief coach Jim Slosnagogle. “In order to endure the emotions of Friday night and to mark 24 runs in the next two games, it’s exciting.”
Everything was cowboys at the beginning of the first. Feeling the pressure, Texas sophomore Kade Bing had difficulty in the mound, hit two tests and left a double on RBI to put the Oklahoma staff on top with two results.
Corresponding to the production of Cowboys, freshman Adrian Rodriguez found a deep right field for the first home running of Longhorns.
“I just had to take the flicker from the first game),” Rodriguez said. “I felt really good to get into this game; Seeing the ball really well, putting bats on the ball, that’s all you can ask for. “
Raising its lead in the third, Oklahoma State found the left field, adding two more tracks to their number. By wearing his growing deficit, Texas sophomore Will Dubs of Gasparino at the bottom of the third brought Rodriguez home for a result.
The mistakes in the field from the rear of the cowboys made the way of Longhorns to lead by two.
With the graduate player Kimble Schussler and Rodriguez, both in an assessment position, the sophomore Tommy Farmer IV took advantage of his second pitch, pointing to his left field to return his two runners home.
“Only momentum, we have something, things started to fall,” said Jr. outfield Max Bayle. “We really got closer to a team.”
The rotation of the Longhorns wadding was far from completed, the double right of Beyleu Trot Farmer IV for running. To join the action, Gasparino hit the third household of Longhorns night at night, meeting at Beyleu at home for the seventh running of The Inning in Texas.
Junior Infilder Jalin Flores rushed home for the eighth and last result of Texas from his massive Innning after wild terrain, thrown by a junior owner of Cowboys Mario Pesca.
A victim for leakage from the sophomore of the sophomore Casey Borbi created Beli for her third run at night.
The cowboys tried to get together in the eighth Innning by inserting three tracks to Longhorns relatives, but their deficit was too much to overcome in the end, since they were ultimately the last results of Oklahoma State at the night S
With loaded bases, Gasparino was walking in the number of 3-1, leaving Mendos to move quickly in the home, sealing the victory of Longhorns at 14 tracks.
“We are glad to go home and go home to our fans and just get into the rhythm of the season,” Scholssnagle said.
Texas will take up Houston Cugari for the opening Tuesday night at 6:30 pm at the UFCU DISCH-FALK FIELD in Austin, Texas.