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Friday’s SEC Baseball Tournament features a favored Texas team with a 550‑strikeout pitching staff and a showdown between Auburn and Texas A&M that highlights power hitters Caden Sorrell and Gavin Grahovac. Here’s what to watch.
The No. 5 Texas Longhorns will meet the No. 12 Arkansas Razorbacks in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals on May 22, 2026, at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. With a storied head‑to‑head record and a rotation anchored by RHP Cody Howard, Texas enters the game boasting top‑tier national rankings.
Carson Tinney, the Longhorns' starting catcher, will wield the SEC's automated ball-strike challenge system during the tournament, a tool that could alter the course of tight games.
Invitations to the 2026 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp highlight the Longhorns' rising talent and set the stage for potential international competition in Taiwan.
The 2026 SEC baseball tournament begins today in Hoover, Alabama, featuring a twelve-team field, a single-elimination bracket and key player storylines.
The SEC baseball tournament begins today in Hoover, Alabama, featuring a deep field of 16 teams, first‑round byes for the top four seeds, and a championship game scheduled for Sunday.
The 2026 SEC baseball awards celebrate unprecedented performances, with Georgia's Daniel Jackson becoming the sixth player ever to reach 25 home runs and 25 steals, and Texas pitcher Dylan Volantis dominating with a 2.05 ERA.
The Southeastern Conference unveiled its 2026 baseball awards, spotlighting top performers from Georgia, Florida, Texas and other member schools, and celebrating the depth of talent across the league.
The Southeastern Conference announced its annual awards, honoring five Texas Longhorns baseball players for their 2026 season achievements, highlighting offensive dominance, pitching excellence, and defensive prowess.
Texas swept Missouri to lock in the No. 2 seed in the SEC Tournament and a top‑eight national seed, with Casey Borba’s surge and an injury‑tested infield underscoring a timely peak for the Longhorns.
After a three‑game sweep at the hands of No. 6 Texas, the Tigers close the regular season with a 6‑24 conference slate and prepare for a high‑stakes clash against No. 17 Ole Miss.
Five Texas Longhorns were recognized by the SEC for their outstanding performances, highlighted by Anthony Pack Jr.'s Freshman of the Year award and standout contributions from Aiden Robbins, Dylan Volantis, Sam Cozart and Carson Tinney
The Longhorns, riding a 19‑10 regular‑season record, enter the SEC tournament as the second seed, with a potential matchup against South Carolina, Tennessee or Arkansas awaiting them in Hoover.
The Southeastern Conference recognized Texas outfielders Aiden Robbins and Anthony Pack Jr. for their breakout seasons, naming Robbins newcomer of the year and Pack freshman of the year, while pitcher Dylan Volantis was overlooked despite strong stats.
The Southeastern Conference recognized breakout performances by Texas outfielders Aiden Robbins and Anthony Pack Jr., while pitcher Dylan Volantis was passed over for pitcher of the year.
Georgia secured the top seed after a dominant regular‑season run, while a mix of offensive firepower and pitching depth sets the stage for a competitive SEC tournament.
The University of Texas baseball team completed a sweep of Missouri, earning weekly SEC honors for Carson Tinney and Dylan Volantis. Tinney's 456‑foot grand slam and 20‑home‑run milestone highlighted his week, while Volantis struck out 11 batters and limited Missouri to one run. With six Longhorns recognized this season, the No. 5 team heads into the SEC Baseball Tournament.
The upcoming tournament will feature a dozen SEC squads, highlighted by standout performances from Texas’ Dylan Volantis, Aiden Robbins and Anthony Pack Jr., while Michael Earley is named Coach of the Year.
Texas Longhorns close the regular season with a 12-7 victory over Missouri, clinching a 40-win milestone and a top seed for the SEC Tournament.
Texas closed out its regular season with a dominant win, achieving back‑to‑back 40‑win seasons for the first time since 2010‑11 and earning the second seed in the upcoming SEC Tournament.
Carson Tinney’s two homers and six RBIs, combined with big flies from Casey Borba and Anthony Pack Jr., powered Texas past Missouri, while starter Luke Harrison limited the Tigers to four runs.
A stellar pitching performance and a late‑inning rally propel the University of Texas past the Missouri Tigers, marking a pivotal conference series victory.
The Longhorns defeated Tennessee 13-6, marking the program’s 1,500th conference win and showcasing standout performances from several players.