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Texas vs. UTSA baseball live score: Updates, highlights from NCAA regional
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No. 2 seed Texas will look to avoid a stunningly early elimination in the NCAA baseball tournament when it takes on UTSA at UFCU Disch-Falk Field in the Austin Regional on Sunday night.
The game’s a rematch of the Longhorns’ 9-7 loss Saturday to their in-state rivals, which sent Texas to the loser’s bracket for a pair of games Sunday. The Longhorms eliminated Kansas State 15-8 in the afternoon and takes the field just a short time later to keep their season alive. The Roadrunners, meanwhile had the afternoon off.
It’s the third meeting between the programs this season, with the Roadrunners winning the previous two. If the Texas can pull out the win Sunday night, the two teams would square off again Monday, with the winner advancing to the super regional round.
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Grubbs produces a better showing from the plate in his first full inning of the game for the Longhorns. He allowed just one hit as the Roadrunners were scoreless.
Back-to-back doubles for the Longhorns produce a positive result. Adrian Rodriguez doubled to deep right to start the inning. Casey Borba’s double allows for Rodriguez to score Texas’ first run of the game.
Pitcher Ethan Walker put Texas in a tough situation, allowing USTA to load the bases with two outs in the inning after hitting Caden Miller with a pitch.
Walker would hit a second consecutive batter that would allow UTSA’s Caden Miller to take first base and Lorenzo Morresi to score to take a 3-0 lead.
Schlossnagle decides to go with a pitching change, replacing Walker with Max Grubbs.
Hodge hits a bases-clearing double to deep center off Grubbs with two outs. Garrett Gruell, Caden Miller and Jordan Ballin all score for the Roadrunners, who lead the game 6-0.
Hodge would score off an RBI single from Mason Lytle before the inning concluded.
Rylan Galvan of Texas comes up on the wrong end of a risky play, trying to tag up from second before running to third with two outs and getting caught.
“Rylan was trying to hang out there and when he was trying to go back, there was no need to go,” Texas coach Jim Schlossnagle said during the ESPN broadcast.
Ethan Walker comes in as the Longhorns’ new pitcher, replacing Hudson Hamilton.
Walker and the Longhorns did enough to keep the Roadrunners scoreless in the inning, leaving two runners on base.
The pitcher struck out two runners but did allow a walk after hitting Ty Hodge with a pitch.
Pitcher Gunnar Brown struck out Will Gasparino and Jalin Flores of Texas in the inning. Jonah Williams recorded a hit for the Longhorns. Brown and the Roadrunners managed to get out of the inning after Casey Borba grounded out to third.
Norris McClure and the UTSA bats made the most of their first opportunity at the plate and took a 2-0 lead. McClure had a two-run home run, bringing James Taussig to score.
UTSA pitcher Gunnar Brown held Texas scoreless after allowing two hits while striking out Adrian Rodriguez to start the game. Rylan Galvan and Ethan Mendoza each recorded a hit for the Longhorns.
Here is the Texas Longhorns starting lineup for their game against the UTSA Roadrunners Sunday night in the Austin Regional:
Here is the UTSA Roadrunners starting lineup for their game against the Texas Longhorns Sunday night in the Austin Regional:
What time does the Texas vs UTSA baseball game start?
- Date: Sunday, June 1
- Time: 8:06 p.m. ET
First pitch for the game between Texas and UTSA is scheduled for Sunday at 8:06 p.m. ET (7:06 p.m. CT) from UFCU Disch-Falk Field in Austin, Texas.
Texas baseball’s game against UTSA in the Austin Regional of the 2025 NCAA baseball tournament is not airing on traditional linear television. Instead, it will be airing exclusively on ESPN+, ESPN’s subscription streaming platform.
Texas baseball schedule 2025
Here are Texas’ past five results. To see the Longhorns’ full 2025 schedule, click here.
- Saturday, May 17: Texas 9, Oklahoma 1
- Thursday, May 22: No. 21 Tennessee 7, Texas 5 (12 innings)
- Friday, May 30: Texas 7, Houston Christian 1
- Saturday, May 31: UTSA 9, Texas 7
- Sunday, June 1: Texas 15, Kansas State 8
UTSA baseball schedule 2025
Here are UTSA’s past five results. To see the Roadrunners’ full 2025 schedule, click here.
- Thursday, May 22: Tulane 10, UTSA 6
- Friday, May 23: UTSA 6, Florida Atlantic 3
- Saturday, May 24: Tulane 6, UTSA 3
- Friday, May 30: UTSA 10, Kansas State 2
- Saturday, May 31: UTSA 9, Texas 7
NCAA baseball tournament schedule
- Regionals: May 30-June 2
- Super regionals: June 6-9
- College World Series: June 13-22/23
- CWS finals: June 21-22/23
The 2025 NCAA baseball tournament began on May 30 with the regional round, which will conclude no later than June 2. Following the regional round are the super regionals, which will take place June 6-9. After that, the College World Series will begin on June 13 and end on either June 22 or 23, depending on whether the three-game championship series needs two or three games.
Capital Metro’s board of directors voted Monday to overhaul nearly every bus and rail line in the region as part of a decade-long blueprint known as Transit Plan 2035. It’s the biggest shuffling of the transit system since a controversial 2018 change known as “Cap Remap.” But it won’t happen overnight, and not everyone is on board.
Transit Plan 2035 is meant to deliver on delayed Project Connect promises and prepare the system for a light-rail line scheduled to open in 2033.
Over the next decade, CapMetro will shrink its bus network from 61 to 55 routes and run those remaining lines more frequently and later into the night while adding more east-west connections.
“What excites me the most and what quite frankly I’m most proud of is that we’ve found a way to improve our services without having more money,” CEO Dottie Watkins told the board before the vote. “This plan demonstrates fiscal responsibility while still expanding opportunity.”
The first five years focus on catching up with Project Connect, the largest transit expansion in Austin’s history. The voter-approved plan has faced multiple delays but so far has survived lawsuits and state legislation aimed at cutting off the property tax revenue that funds more bus service and the city’s first modern light-rail system.
CapMetro’s immediate priorities under Transit Plan 2035 include boosting frequency on the newest pair of Rapid lines to every 10 minutes, opening park-and-rides at Expo Center and Goodnight Ranch and finally adding a new Red Line stop near the Domain.
Construction on that new train station — now called North Burnet/Uptown — is expected to start in November and take about two years. The stop, previously known as Broadmoor, was supposed to open in 2024. Delays have pushed CapMetro’s share of the cost to $37.3 million, more than triple the original estimate.
The new transit map also doubles frequency on Airport Boulevard’s Route 350, cutting waits from 30 minutes to 15 and extending the line to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The plan will add new east-west lines on Rundberg Lane and Oltorf Street, connections Watkins said riders have asked for “loud and clear.”
But those gains come with tradeoffs. Several lower-ridership routes — including 5 Woodrow, 233 Decker/Daffan and 237 Northeast Feeder — will be discontinued or folded into on-demand Pickup service.
The same goes for several “flyer” routes that provide direct service between neighborhoods and downtown or the UT Austin campus. The 103 Manchaca Flyer, 105 South 5th Flyer, 111 South MoPac Flyer and 142 Metric Flyer are among the routes slated to be discontinued.
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CapMetro board member Paige Ellis, who’s also a city council member representing Southwest Austin, cast the lone vote against Transit Plan 2035.
Ellis said she supports the plan’s overall goals but worries eliminating flyer routes would make it harder for her constituents to reach downtown. She pointed to other Project Connect delays, like a planned rapid route into Oak Hill that hasn’t been designed yet.
“My concerns around Southwest Austin have put me in a position where I feel like I’m being asked to vote away the service that we currently have,” Ellis said. “But I know there’s many other things about this transit plan that are bringing a lot of great reliability and service into other parts of the region.”
The gradual rollout means the changes will appear in phases through the next decade, and big adjustments to routes would still need to be approved by the CapMetro board.
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Golden Hour in Austin: Clarins And V Celebrate Innovation, Nature, and Glow at Sunset Soirée – V Magazine
On Saturday evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon over Austin’s stunning Lady Bird Lake, V and Clarins raised a glass to the French brand’s innovative, earth-friendly skincare . With a name that captured the golden light of the evening, the Golden Hour event celebrated Clarins’ iconic power pair: the Double Serum—an anti-aging breakthrough with a dual-phase formula that smooths and brightens the skin—and the Total Eye Lift, known for visibly lifting and smoothing the under eyes in just 30 seconds.
Guests sipped signature cocktails from Utah’s cult-favorite franchise Swig, loved for its unexpected flavor pairings, alongside organic zero-proof sparkling wine from French Bloom. As the night unfolded, attendees enjoyed exclusive James Bond-inspired boat rides on the lake, adding a playful twist to the waterfront gathering. VIPs flew in from across the globe, with appearances from Olivia Jade, Ken Eurich, Ashley Greene, Levi McConaughey, Chris Harrison, Rebecca Donaldson, Mason Gooding, and more. The evening struck a perfect balance between natural beauty and modern city energy—a reflection of Clarins’ unique blend of plant-powered ingredients and cutting-edge science.
Take a look inside the event below.
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Drivers’ Championship leader Oscar Piastri is searching for answers behind his lack of pace at the United States Grand Prix weekend as Max Verstappen dominated to significantly close the gap at the top of the standings.
While the points margin between Piastri and his McLaren team mate Lando Norris has ebbed and flowed throughout the 2025 season, Verstappen remained on the fringes of the picture, with his deficit standing at 104 points following the Dutch Grand Prix.
However, the Red Bull driver has out-qualified and out-raced both McLaren drivers in every session at the subsequent four Grands Prix, with the gap between him and Piastri now just 40 after the Australian could only claim fifth in Austin while Verstappen won.
Having struggled for pace across the Austin weekend and finishing 29.678s off the lead, as well as retiring at Turn 1 of the Sprint in a collision involving Norris, Piastri is determined to find answers for his difficulties in Texas.
“Today was what it was,” he reflected. “I think, with the pace that I had, I did more or less everything. I gained a spot at the start and couldn’t really ask much more with the pace that I had.
“We need to try and understand why the pace was lacking this weekend, but not everything was bad. With the pace I had, I tried to execute the race the best as I could, and that’s all I can ask for.”
Asked how much of a threat he is feeling from Verstappen and Norris – who finished in second place to close his own points gap to the leader down to 14 – Piastri added: “Obviously, Max is closing in and so is Lando, but the gap has not been comfortable at any point this year.
“Yes, it has been a bit bigger at certain points, but at no point has it felt like I could relax or sit back.
“My mentality hasn’t changed, and it certainly won’t now. I’m just trying to do the best job I can every weekend and naturally, the results will take care of themselves.”
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