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Jim Schlossnagle, No. 6 Texas media availability ahead of Missouri series | Wednesday, 12 p.m.

AUSTIN, Texas — Ahead of No. 6 Texas welcoming Missouri to UFCU-Disch Falk for the final three-game series of the regular season, Jim Schlossnagle and the Longhorns will meet with the media.

Wednesday’s availability is on the eve of Texas (36-12, 16-10 SEC) hosting the Tigers in Thursday’s series opener (6:30 p.m., SEC Network+). The Longhorns are tied with No. 10 Texas A&M in the conference standings and remain in contention for a Top 8 national seed in the NCAA Tournament. D1Baseball.com’s latest field of 64 projections have Texas clinging to a Top 8 seed, with the Longhorns slotted as the No. 6 overall seed in the tournament (Texas is one of four SEC clubs currently projected to be a national seed, which means one of the eight roads to Omaha would go through the Forty Acres).

On Texas Football is at Disch-Falk Field, providing updates as the Longhorns prepare for Missouri (23-27, 6-21) before next week’s SEC Tournament in Hoover, Ala.

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Schloss likes where the Longhorns are at with Burns, Cozart, Crossland and Leffew.

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Schloss said they might audition a fourth starter next week. If one doesn’t emerge, the role of the fourth starter will be matchup dependent.

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Schloss and Max Weiner pushed Haiden Leffew on Sunday because they wanted to get a look at him in that role and the series unfolded in such à way that it made sense.

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Schloss said Temo Becerra has made some swing changes lately. His aucccess though, Schloss said, has a lot to do with not over swinging and going back to being a contact hitter first and foremost.

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Carson Tinney had some good swings in Knoxville, Schloss said. He’s not worried about Tinney having an off weekend.

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On Ruger Riojas, Schloss said it adds a lot to the program to have someone in the transfer portal era who loves Texas has much as Ruger does.

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With the MLB labor situation looming, Schloss said college baseball decision makers need to focus on making the game as viewer friendly as possible.

That includes implementing rule changes that can speed up the game.

1 minute ago, Jeff Howe said:

With the MLB labor situation looming, Schloss said college baseball decision makers need to focus on making the game as viewer friendly as possible.

That includes implementing rule changes that can speed up the game.

Aka he just watched Tennessee and Mississippi State average 15 meaningless pick off attempts per game.

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Schloss is also in favor of pushing the start of the season back to March. He also wants to look at changing the postseason format to two additional best 2-out-of-3 series instead of the four-team, double elimination regional so that it mimics the regular season.

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18 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

Schloss likes where the Longhorns are at with Burns, Cozart, Crossland and Leffew.

I tend to agree with this.

awashbump

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22 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

Schloss said they might audition a fourth starter next week. If one doesn’t emerge, the role of the fourth starter will be matchup dependent.

Walls 

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1 hour ago, awashbump said:

Walls 

Maybe, but I doubt it. They might try Bing again. I wouldn't be surprised if, in a fourth starter role needed for an elimination game in a regional, they went with someone like Leffew as an opener and it would be a bullpen game from there.

Jarveaux

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Thanks Jeff 👍🏻

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