Jeff Howe

Based on the way Keith described the wind, anything hit to left field in the air has a chance.

M1: UTSA 2, Texas 0

Bing gets out of the inning by inducing a ground ball for a 6-4 putout. Bing came in with the bases loaded and no outs and held the Roadrunners to just one run (charged to Rerick).

Nice catch by Gasparino at the center field wall.

The Longhorns trade a run for an out. An RBI sacrifice fly makes it a 2-0 game in favor of UTSA.

At least Bing can get out of the inning with a double play.

Borba didn't make it to the bag, so only one out.

A ground ball to third and Borba gets the runner going home. Still bases loaded, but one out.

TV call is a simulcast of the radio broadcast. Roger Wallace and Keith Moreland on the call.

New Orleans has a 1-0 lead on No. 2 LSU in the top of the first at Alex Box Stadium.

No. 5 Florida State is down 6-0 to Mercer in the fifth inning in Tallahassee.

Schloss and Weiner with the quick hook. Rerick is done. Kade Bing comes in with the bases loaded and no outs.

Only six of Rerick's first 15 pitches have gotten over for strikes.

So much for the good start. Rerick hits Detlefsen to load the bases with no outs.

Rerick's first pitch to left fielder Drew Detlefsen is a strike, so that's a good thing.

A solo home run and two walks were issued to the first three batters Rerick faces tonight.

A walk and a wild pitch charged to Rerick put a runner on second with no outs. Rough start for the freshman.

In other news, No. 1 Tennessee trails East Tennessee State in the bottom of the seventh, 4-3.

The Longhorns are already down to the Roadrunners, 1-0. First baseman Caden Miller led off the game with a home run off Drew Rerick.

That's it for Rodney Terry and for the press conference.

He also said the SEC Tournament win over Vanderbilt stands out.

Terry felt like the win at Mississippi State is the most complete game Texas has played this season.

Terry said the best thing about this team is their chemistry. "These guys like each other," he said.

Terry joked that Johnson should've been at the foul line at the end of the road loss to Arkansas with a chance to win it, "but we'll let that go," he said.

Terry said one of the things that Johnson has embraced is having the ball in his hands in clutch situations.