Jeff Howe

Tulo takes an offensive timeout to talk to Flores with Schuessler on third and one out.

I don't know if it's just me, but it seems like Rodriguez has been early on everything he's made contact with lately.

O'Connor misplays a Schuessler drive to the left-field wall. Schuessler's hustle around second base nets him the second triple of his career.

Schuessler, Rodriguez and Flores are due up in the top of the third.

End of 2: Texas 6, K-State 3

A much-needed 1-2-3 inning for Riojas and the Longhorns.

English is retired by Borba in foul territory to open the bottom of the second.

M2: Texas 6, K-State 3

The Longhorns go down in order in the top of the second. Mendoza, Galvan and Belyeu put the ball in play, but they were retired by the K-State defense.

That was a 20-pitch first inning for Riojas.

End of 1: Texas 6, K-State 3

K-State with a three-run, two-hit first inning. A lot of fireworks through one.

Mendoza with a nice play to retire Evasco on a ground ball to the right side.

Riojas retires Martin on strikes. Two away.

The ball is carrying today.

Bodies are stirring in the Texas bullpen.

And K-State is back in the game on Seth Dardar's three-run home run.

Keegan O'Connor squares one up, driving it to center field. It's first and third with one out for K-State.

K-State has a runner on, with former Longhorn Dee Kennedy drawing a one-out walk against Riojas.

Schloss. I'm sure he's going on little to no sleep right now.

Schloss just got a verbal warning from the home-plate umpire. Schloss has been fired up from the jump.

M1: Texas 6, K-State 0

Gasparino strikes out, bringing the inning to an end. Still, it's a six-run, five-hit frame for the Longhorns. Texas is up big heading to the bottom of the first.

Borba went the other way. The ball carried out over the left-field wall for Borba's 11th home run of the season. Texas has a 6-0 lead in the top of the first.

BOOM! GRAND SLAM FOR BORBA!