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Baseball: No. 1 Texas vs. Texas A&M game thread (Friday)

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There won't be a hotter ticket in Austin, Texas, this weekend than that of the series occurring at Disch-Falk Field.

Jim Schlossnagle and the No. 1 ranked Texas Longhorns are set to host Texas A&M for a three-game set this weekend, first pitch at 7 p.m. on SEC Network.

Live thread for game one of the series.

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I’ll be at tomorrow’s game. I try to go to one game a year and there’s zero chance that I’d miss beating little brothers ass.

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I am surprised there is an 8:05 PM start. 

I hope Jonah does not aggravate his hamstring on a slippery field.

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Lineup-  Mendoza (DH), Galvan, Flores, Gasparino, Schuessler, Borba, Farmer, Rodriguez (lf), Duplantier (2b).  I was hoping that Duplantier would not start because he can’t hit his weight or the Mendoza line (no offense to Ethan Mendoza).  Riojas starting.

I am surprised there is an 8:05 PM start. 

I hope Jonah does not aggravate his hamstring on a slippery field.

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