Luke Harrison is hooping 

Harrison strikes out Smithwick to open the fifth.

Harrison retires the Rebels in order in the fifth.

M5: Texas 7, Ole Miss 0

Harrison having a solid outing. Good to see!

Anyone know his pitch count?

2 minutes ago, Jerry K said:

Anyone know his pitch count?

50 through five.

Nevermind 🙂 

Edited February 16, 20251 yr by ScottyB

Just now, Jeff Howe said:

50 through five.

Nice!

Hooks retires the Longhorns in order in the bottom of the fifth. He's retired five in a row since coming into the game.

End of 5: Texas 7, Ole Miss 0

No runs but Gasparino and Galvan hit it hard.  Easton then fanned. Going to the 6th.

Harrison can pitch!

Harrison gives up a two-out single to Moerman, but that's it for the Rebels in the sixth.

M6: Texas 7, Ole Miss 0

I'm going back and forth between baseball and basketball, too. Don't look now, but we're up 1 on Kentucky with 2:31 left.

Ethan and Kimble long out flies, but Kimble looked bad on 1st 2 swings.    Adrian with weak swings for another k.

 

End of 6: Texas 7, Ole Miss 0

1 minute ago, .45s said:

Ethan and Kimble long out flies, but Kimble looked bad on 1st 2 swings.    Adrian with weak swings for another k.

 

Kimble still in preseason form at the plate. He’ll come around. 

Harrison's first walk of the night is issued to Utermark with one out in the seventh.

Harrison hits Smithwick and his night ends after 6.1 innings. Thomas Burns, the Arizona State transfer, is out of the bullpen for his first appearance as a Longhorn.

Tre Johnson and Mark are trying to save Terry’s ass

7 minutes ago, Jerry K said:

Kimble still in preseason form at the plate. He’ll come around. 

No doubt.  He has been a very good hitter, but I don't remember him getting off so slowly last year.  We have enough guys who are strike out prone and need him to get back to his old self.

Burns keeps the Rebels scoreless in the seventh.

M7: Texas 7, Ole Miss 0