The stakes were high on Friday when No. 4 Texas pulled off a 4-0 sweep over No. 8 Stanford, advancing Texas’s record to 10–2. Since 1975, the Cardinal lead the series between the two schools 13–5.
In a back-and-forth game in Los Angeles where both teams struggled to hold a lead for more than an inning, Texas emerged victorious over the No. 1 Bruins after eight innings.
To players and coaches alike, Sug Sutton is the whole package. On the court, the senior point guard has become a true floor general for the Longhorns. But Sutton’s most valuable asset might be her ability to lead.
In the third meeting between the two of the year, the No. 4 Texas men’s team and No. 8 Stanford men’s teams will clash on the Forty Acres with more than just a notch in the win column on the line.
There’s a lot for the Longhorn baseball faithful to be excited about after an undefeated start to the season. But given the level of competition the Longhorns have played so far, one area where the Longhorns look to gain clarity concerns second base.
Just two days removed from splitting a doubleheader against No. 10 Louisiana on Tuesday, the No. 3 Longhorns are making a trip to the west coast for a matchup with No. 1 UCLA.
As the Longhorns fell apart in the first quarter of Wednesday night’s matchup against No. 25 TCU, the Horned Frogs were ready to get out the broomsticks and sweep their foes from Austin off the court.
