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No. 19 Longhorns Closing Weekend Against No. 17 Oklahoma State: Live Updates
It has certainly been an eventful opening weekend so far for the No. 19 Texas Longhorns (1-1). Their first two games have had drastically different outcomes, one bad and one great.
Starting off with the not so great, the Longhorns dropped their opener on Friday night to Louisville. Now, losses happen and so reading too much into one, let alone the first game of the year, is not a smart idea.
That being said, though, it was a loss that stung Texas. Two seperate leads were blown in back-to-back innings, including allowing a pair of runs to come home in the 10th which lead to a 4-3 walk off loss.
A mere 24 hours later and the Longhorns were feeling completely different following a win over Ole Miss. Not just any win, but a 10-0 run-rule victory in seven innings. Behind a career outing from Luke Harrison and the offensive explosion, Texas was able to cruise to the first win of the Jim Schlossnagle area.
Now, the attention turns to a former conference foe, as the weekend wraps up with a clash against the No. 17 Oklahoma State Cowboys (1-1)
Follow along as we provide live updates as the Longhorns square off against the Cowboys on Sunday evening from Globe Life Field, looking to win their second game in a row.
The Longhorns’ starting lineup will be listed below:
1B – Kimble Schuessler
3B – Adrian Rodriguez
LF – Tommy Farmer IV
RF – Max Belyeu
CF – Will Gasparino
SS – Jalin Flores
DH – Cole Chamberlain
C – Rylan Galvan
2B – Ethan Mendoza
P – Kade Bing
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Top First:
Kade Bing (Texas) pitching
Ortiz: Hit by pitch
Meola: Line out to left
Schubart: Groundout to first, Ortiz to second
Jones: Walk
Brueggemann: Hit by pitch
Daugherty: Two-run single, Cowboys lead 2-0
Max Grubbs (Texas) pitching
LaSalle: Fielder’s choice, Brueggemann out at third
Bottom First:
Hunter Watkins (Oklahoma State) pitching
Schuessler: Groundout to pitcher
Rodriguez: Solo home run, Longhorns trail 2-1
Farmer: Strikeout swinging
Belyeu: Solo home run, Longhorns tie it 2-2
Gasparino: Groundout to third
Top Second:
Thompson: Line out to center
Smith: Single
Ortiz: Strikeout swinging
Meola: Pop out to right
Bottom Second:
Flores: E6
Chamberlain: Strikeout swinging
Galvan: Single
Mendoza: Strikeout swinging
Schuessler: Pop out to second
Top Third:
Dylan Volantis (Texas) pitching
Schubart: Strikeout looking
Jones: Single
Brueggemann: Strikeout swinging
Daugherty: Two-run home run, Longhorns trail 4-2
LaSalle: Line out to right
Bottom Third:
Rodriguez: Double
Farmer: Strikeout looking
Belyeu: Single, Rodriguez to third
Gasparino: RBI double, Longhorns trail 4-3
Flores: Strikeout swinging
Chamberlain: Groundout to first
Top Fourth:
Thompson: Walk
Smith: E4, Thompson to second
Ortiz: Sac bunt, both runners advance
Meola: Strikeout swinging
Schubart: Walk
Jones: Strikeout looking
Bottom Fourth:
Galvan: Walk
Kyle Bade (Oklahoma State) pitching
Mendoza: Walk
Schuessler: Walk
Noah Wech (Oklahoma State) pitching
Rodriguez: RBI groundout to first, Longhorns tie it 4-4
Farmer: Strikeout swinging
Belyeu: Intentional walk
Gasparino: Fielder’s choice, Belyeu out at second
Top Fifth:
Drew Rerick (Texas) pitching
Brueggemann: Strikeout swinging
Daugherty: Pop out to catcher
LaSalle: Single
Thompson: Walk
Smith: Fly out to center
Bottom Fifth:
Flores: Strikeout looking
Chamberlain: Walk
Galvan: Strikeout swinging
Mendoza: E9, advanced to third, Chamberlain scored, Longhorns lead 5-4
Schuessler: E6, Mendoza scored, Longhorns lead 6-4
Rodriguez: Double, Schuessler to third
Farmer: Two-run single, Longhorns lead 8-4
Belyeu: RBI double, Longhorns lead 9-4
Gasparino: Two-run home run, Longhorns lead 11-4
Mario Pesca (Oklahoma State) pitching
Flores: Single
Flores stole second
Chamberlain: Walk
Galvan: Walk
Flores scores on wild pitch, Longhorns lead 12-4
Mendoza: Strikeout looking
Top Sixth:
Grayson Saunier (Texas) pitching
Ortiz: Fly out to center
Meola: Double
Schubart: Walk
Jones: Strikeout swinging
Brueggemann: RBI single, Longhorns lead 12-5
Daugherty: Line out to first
Bottom Sixth:
Ryan Ure (Oklahoma State) pitching
Schuessler: Single
Rodriguez: Grounded into double play (6-4-3)
Farmer: Strikeout swinging
Top Seventh:
Cody Howard (Texas) pitching
LaSalle: Walk
Thompson: Grounded into double play (6-4-3)
Smith: Fly out to left
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — State leaders are reacting after the United States launched an attack on Iran Saturday morning.
U.S. Senator James Lankford said he is praying for the safety of the American service members involved in the attack.
“Iran remains the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism and has long threatened the United States and our allies. Today’s military actions underscore the seriousness of that threat and the need to prevent Iran from ever obtaining a nuclear weapon,” Lankford said. “I’m praying for the safety of every American service member involved in these operations and for their families at home. God bless our troops and God bless America.”
Lankford also said that any Americans in the Middle East should keep an eye out for advisories and guidance from the U.S. Department of State.
U.S. Representative Tom Cole released a statement following the attack:
It’s a time of reckoning for those who chant ‘Death to America.’ President Trump is right when he calls the effort to eradicate Iran’s nuclear weapons program and give its people the opportunity to seize their freedom ‘a noble mission.’ The evil Iranian regime has been the leading state sponsor of terror for decades. It has killed thousands of people within and beyond its borders, including hundreds of Americans. It must be defanged and dismantled.
The President did not take this action lightly or impulsively. He has warned Iran repeatedly that it must change its policies and its actions. He has negotiated with Iran in good faith and with great clarity. It was the Iranian regime that chose to ignore those warnings and make a mockery of those negotiations. In doing so, its tyrannical leaders made an enormous miscalculation.
Our Commander in Chief has made clear that his goal is not just to stop Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. It is also to give the Iranian people a chance to take back their country. Self-determination and freedom will be theirs to claim. I hope they will.
Like every American, my thoughts and prayers are with our brave and capable men and women in uniform who are carrying out this noble but hard and dangerous mission. I know that they will have the unwavering support of every American, and I am confident that they will acquit themselves with honor and distinction.
May God protect our troops and the innocent Iranian people – and once again – as He so often has, bless America.
U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin said he is praying for the United States’ men and women in uniform in a post on Saturday.
“May God bless and protect our men and women in uniform—the greatest peacekeeping force in the history of the world. Americans are praying for your safety in this mission,” Mullin said.
U.S. Representative Kevin Hern said the Iranian regime is a threat to the U.S. and President Trump was left with no other choice than to take action.
As the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, the Iranian regime is an active threat to the United States, our allies, and stability across the Middle East.”
Iran’s refusal to accept a deal left President Trump with no choice other than to take decisive action to ensure the regime never possesses a nuclear weapon. There is no peace without strength, and the United States will not sit by while this regime pursues their nuclear ambitions, fuels their terrorist proxies, and brutalizes the Iranian people. I’m praying for our brave troops in the region. May God bless them, and may God bless the United States.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond said in a social media post that his prayers are with President Trump and Secretary Pete Hegseth as they work to achieve a safer world.
“God bless and protect the men and women of the United States military engaged in the Middle East this weekend. My prayers are with our military, President Trump, Secretary Hegseth, and our Generals, as they use American force to achieve a safer world for the future of our children and grandchildren,” Drummond said.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — An investigative audit into the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority; it’s something the Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners is considering.
Fox 25 has been covering issues with the Oklahoma County Detention Center for years, from failed inspections to staffing issues and missed paychecks.
The issues had members of the Jail Trust recommending last June they undergo a performance review. Now, in a letter recently issued, county commissioners are asking State Auditor Cindy Byrd to look into the county Criminal Justice Authority, also known as the jail trust. But whether it’s tied to those ongoing issues remains unclear.
“I really wouldn’t know. I wouldn’t know where to begin with that. I just wouldn’t even want to speculate, honestly,” said Commissioner Myles Davidson.
Commissioner Davidson told FOX 25 if the audit were to happen, it wouldn’t be cheap.
“To go into a budget that we’re extremely tight on, and start adding hundreds of thousands of dollars, and time, these audits don’t happen overnight. I don’t know that we would have an answer to any question we could possibly ask before the budgetary cycle is over,” said Davidson.
Davidson said that cycle ends June 1. Instead, he’s suggesting they look into existing audits to see if there’s any useful information there first.
“I would simply say that we need to look at the audits that have been submitted already to the state auditor that the jail trust has already paid for, and then if we have questions about those, we need to bring in that auditing agency and question them. We do have the authority to do that,” Davidsons said.
However, Davidson isn’t sure they have the authority to request this audit.
“When it comes to statute, we have to have it lined out, expressly in statute that we have this authority, and every county commissioner across the state has to abide by that,” he said.
Davidson said they’ll be meeting Monday to find out whether or not they do have the authority to request this audit. He told FOX 25 the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s office reached out to folks with Cindy Byrd’s office and was told the audit would cost $100,000, adding that she’s so swamped that she can’t do it this calendar year.
FOX 25 also reached out to Jason Lowe’s office but they said they have no comment.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) — Oklahoma lawmakers have voted to honor country music artist and Oklahoma native Toby Keith.
House Concurrent Resolution 1019 recognizes Keith’s lasting impact on music and proposes renaming a planned turnpike in his memory.
The concurrent resolution was authored by Rep. Jason Blair, R-Morgan, and Sen. Lisa Standridge, R-Norman.
The planned route will extend from Interstate 44 east to Interstate 35, then continue east and north to I-40 at the Kickapoo Turnpike.
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