
Nolan Cain Returns to Texas A&M as Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator
After a stint with the Longhorns, Nolan Cain rejoins Texas A&M, taking on expanded duties while the program eyes top recruits and a championship push.
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After a stint with the Longhorns, Nolan Cain rejoins Texas A&M, taking on expanded duties while the program eyes top recruits and a championship push.

Nolan Cain has left the Texas Longhorns baseball team to join Texas A&M, where he will assume a high‑profile coaching role after helping the Longhorns win a conference championship and reach the 2026 College World Series.

After a two‑year stint away, Nolan Cain is back with Texas A&M baseball, taking on the roles of associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. His return follows the departure of Caleb Longley and builds on a résumé that includes eight top‑10 recruiting classes.

Nolan Cain, who spent two seasons shaping Texas' recruiting strategy, is moving to Texas A&M to work under head coach Michael Earley, bringing a proven track record of elite talent acquisition.

Nolan Cain, the longtime recruiting coordinator for the Texas Longhorns, is leaving for Texas A&M, prompting a reshuffle of staff and a race to fill his influential role.

After two seasons shaping Texas' rise to a conference title and a College World Series appearance, Nolan Cain is set to join Texas A&M, where he will become one of the highest‑paid assistants in college baseball.

After two years at Texas, Nolan Cain is set to rejoin Texas A&M’s baseball program, bringing a decade of top‑ranked recruiting classes and a track record of developing MLB draft picks back to College Station.

After two seasons as Texas Longhorns’ recruiting coordinator and assistant coach, Nolan Cain is set to depart for Texas A&M, where he previously served from 2022 to 2024.

Despite a 2‑0 loss to Georgia in the College World Series, the Longhorns finished second in the SEC, earned multiple All‑American nods and look toward a promising 2027 campaign.

Baseball America announces its 2026 All-American squads, highlighting standout performances and the start of the Men’s College World Series in Omaha.
The Texas baseball team, ranked No. 2, will host Ole Miss in a three-game series beginning March 13, 2026, aiming to extend its unbeaten streak and honor alumni.

The Texas Longhorns baseball program is actively shaping its 2025 roster through the transfer portal, bringing in Linkin Garcia from Texas Tech while several freshmen seek new opportunities.

A 2-0 loss to the Georgia Bulldogs in the College World Series concluded a remarkable 46-15 season for the Longhorns, whose campaign was highlighted by Luke Harrison's dominant outing and a late push that fell just short.

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.

The Longhorns' 2026 College World Series campaign ended with a 2-0 loss to Georgia, closing a 46-15 season that promised a seventh national title.

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.

Texas and Georgia meet in a high‑stakes elimination game at the College World Series. The loser's season ends until 2027, while the winner must still navigate a double‑elimination path against Oklahoma.

Senior left‑hander Luke Harrison delivered a career‑high 11 strikeouts against Georgia, cementing his status as the Longhorns’ most reliable arm and highlighting his dual achievements on the mound and in the classroom.

Texas and Georgia meet in an elimination game at the College World Series, with a berth against Oklahoma on the line. Key performances from left‑hander Luke Harrison and Georgia's Dylan Vigue, plus a coach's challenge, shape the narrative.

The Longhorns combined dominant pitching with a historic offensive explosion to move one step closer to the title.

In a stunning display of hitting, Rodriguez completed a cycle and drove in seven runs, leading Texas to a 14-2 triumph and setting up a pivotal matchup later this week.

Texas shortstop Adrian Rodriguez hit for the cycle, drove in seven runs and helped the Longhorns post a 14‑2 win that sets up a rematch with Georgia.