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After sixteen years at Orange Lutheran, Eric Borba is set to lead the baseball program at Servite, driven by a desire to spend more time with his son and his respect for the school's on‑campus facilities.
Coach Jim Schlossnagle assembles a 2027 roster that blends high‑school signees, returning seniors and portal talent, aiming for a national title.
Ethan Mendoza, a longtime Texas Longhorns infielder, announced his return after going undrafted in the 2026 MLB draft. Despite injuries and a dip in production, he remains focused on recovery and contributing to the team's postseason aspirations.
After going undrafted in the 2026 MLB draft, Ethan Mendoza has decided to return to the University of Texas for another season, bringing experience and power to a revamped Longhorns roster.
The Longhorns finished 2026 with a 46‑15 record and a College World Series appearance, but several star players are set to leave while new talent and coaching staff arrive for the upcoming season.
After a breakout junior season, Casey Borba receives a coveted spot in the 2026 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp, positioning him for potential selection to the World Collegiate Championship.
Junior standout Casey Borba is selected for the 2026 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp, joining a distinguished group of Longhorns as they prepare for the World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taichung City, Taiwan.
Ashton Larson's second transfer opens a pivotal infield vacancy for the Texas Longhorns, prompting veteran Casey Borba to move positions and the staff to bolster depth with new recruits.
Casey Borba, a standout junior, chooses to forgo the upcoming MLB Draft and return to the University of Texas, where his experience and power could push the Longhorns back to the College World Series.
The Longhorns are addressing key gaps in pitching, outfield depth and coaching staff as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The Texas Longhorns baseball program is confronting a significant turnover as the 2024 draft cycle approaches, with several of its top prospects slated to hear their names called in the early rounds.
Texas Longhorns exit the College World Series after a 2‑0 loss to Georgia, but coach Jim Schlossnagle sees a bright future for the program.
As the MLB draft nears and the College World Series wraps up, Texas baseball standouts confront the next chapter of their careers.
In a tightly contested final at Charles Schwab Field, the Texas Longhorns were shut out by the Georgia Bulldogs, who combined for 12 strikeouts and capitalized on a timely RBI double to secure a 2-0 victory.
A dominant Georgia pitching staff shut down Texas 2-0, ending the Longhorns' tournament run with only four hits and no runs.
Georgia managed only seven runs across two games while Texas cycled through seven pitchers; a timely RBI double by Tre Phelps sparked a 1‑0 advantage, yet the Bulldogs must win twice over Oklahoma to advance.
No. 6 Texas and No. 7 Alabama meet in a high‑stakes elimination game at the Men's College World Series, with Texas boasting a 39th appearance and a 13‑2 series edge over Alabama.
The elimination showdown in Omaha featured Texas' seven-run second inning and a deep roster of players from both programs.
After a two-year absence, the Texas Longhorns are back in the College World Series, opening with a decisive win over Georgia and gearing up for a clash with Alabama. Key performances from pitcher Dylan Volantis and a host of standout position players highlight the renewed optimism in Omaha.
Texas must defeat Alabama on Monday to stay alive in the College World Series, a game steeped in history and high stakes.
Texas, riding a nine‑win stretch in its last eleven games, meets Alabama in an elimination match at the Men’s College World Series, a contest that highlights the Longhorns’ 39‑appearance legacy, dominant offense and deep pitching staff.
After a disappointing opening game in the College World Series, Texas now faces a must-win elimination game against Alabama, with head coach Jim Schlossnagle lamenting his team's mental and defensive lapses.
The Texas Longhorns opened the 2026 College World Series with a 7‑1 loss to the Georgia Bulldogs, extending their opening‑game skid to six consecutive defeats.
After a shoulder injury forced Ethan Mendoza out of Saturday’s game, the Texas right‑hander returned to practice and is now poised to face Alabama’s left‑handed ace Zane Adams in a crucial elimination matchup.