Jeff Howe

Borba's two-out walk is it for Texas in the third.

End of 2: Texas 3, South Carolina 0

A Harrison strikeout and a web gem of the highest order by Borba end the second inning.

Robbins got on his horse to track that one down in the gap.

M2: Texas 3, SC 0

Tinney grounds into a 6-4-3 double play to end the inning. The Longhorns score two runs on two hits in the second to extend the lead.

Those were seriously the two best bunts I've seen this season.

Texas is using the short game to get the offense going in the second. Mendoza pushes a bunt down the first-base side of the infield. Nobody covered first base and Livingston scored from third. It's first and third with one out and Texas is leading it 3-0.

Monsour executes the squeeze beautifully. Larson scores and the runners are in scoring position after a throwing error on the pitcher (Brandon Stone), trying to get Monsour at first base.

Gamecocks are going to the bullpen with the Longhorns threatening in the top of the second.

Larson goes from first to third on Livingston's single to right field. Texas has first and third with one out.

Larson missed a leadoff home run to right by a few feet. He draws a walk instead.

End of 1: Texas 1, South Carolina 0

Harrison retires the Gamecocks in order in the first.

If only college athletics had a governing body that could've gotten ahead of the current climate years ago instead of sitting on their hands...

M1: Texas 1, SC 0

Well, the rally is extinguished. Borba grounds into a 5-4-3 double play to end the inning.

Aiden Robbins is wearing two sliding mitts like he's waiting on a fresh batch of cookies to come out of the oven.

An infield single by Robbins (off the end of Gunther's glove) and a Pack walk have two on with one out.