Having been there matters.  These ladies knew exactly what they needed to do to take home the Natty.  Focus and nerve was incredibly impressive.

Awesome. Way to go ladies!

 

now let’s rub salt in the Tech wound and flip a few football recruits this weekend. 

Job done! Can we agree to stop talking about these clowns for at least a few days?

7 minutes ago, Ace Recruiter said:

Job done! Can we agree to stop talking about these clowns for at least a few days?

Agree, its taking too much time away from aggie tears and ou sucking!

 

30 minutes ago, Jedi Master Bevo said:

To take a page from Sark Vader, there is another softball team in this state whose schedule we could go undefeated against with our 2s and 3s

Beat the Big XII top two teams 2-0

Cherry on top is the boys getting it home, too. Congrats to the girls, great job once again. 

https://frontofficesports.com/womens-college-world-series-title-clincher-peaks-at-3-million-views/

Women’s College World Series Title-Clincher Peaks at 3 Million Views

The viewership for the championship series follows the trend of strong ratings for the WCWS overall.

By Yanyan Li

UPDATED Jun 08, 2026 | 06:22 pm

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Game 2 of the 2026 Women’s College World Series championship series, where Texas defeated Texas Tech 4–1 to clinch its second consecutive national championship, was the most-watched college softball game on record.

The game averaged 2.5 million viewers on ESPN, surpassing last year’s Texas-Texas Tech Game 3 that averaged 2.4 million. This year’s in-state battle also peaked at 3 million viewers compared to a peak of 2.7 million in 2025. Previously, the average viewership record stood at 2.3 million, set during the 2007 Game 3 between Arizona and Tennessee. 

Meanwhile, Texas-Texas Tech Game 1 averaged 1.9 million viewers and peaked at 2.1 million, which according to ESPN is the third most-watched championship series Game 1 ever, but down from 2025’s Game 1. That game likely took a ratings hit from overlapping with Game 1 of the NBA Finals, which drew the highest viewership for the event since 2019 (though this year’s WCWS Game 2 overlapped with Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals).

Overall, the 2026 championship series averaged 2.2 million viewers, becoming the second-most watched WCWS finals ever per ESPN—just behind 2025 (which also averaged 2.2 million).

The viewership for the championship series follows the trend of strong ratings for the WCWS overall. Driven largely by Texas Tech games, this year’s WCWS recorded the second through fifth most-watched non-finals tournament matches, with three of those featuring the Red Raiders. Overall, the tournament averaged 1.5 million viewers before the championship series.

Viewership for NCAA women’s spring sports championships has been strong overall on ESPN. Northwestern’s win over North Carolina in this year’s women’s lacrosse national title game averaged 470,000 views, the sport’s most-watched game on record. 

The WCWS outperformed college baseball’s Men’s College World Series, which kicks off June 12, in average viewership last year. Though the MCWS drew better ratings for its championship series (2.5 million vs. the WCWS’s 2.2 million in 2025), the WCWS averaged 1.3 million viewers compared to the MCWS’s 1.2 million throughout the tournament.