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Fridays in the Humidor – 9/27/19

The bye week affords an opportunity to ask some old-school Humidor questions, so the IT Staff talks to a good friend to get some old-school Humidor answers. Plus, coaches on the road, player health, and more Inside the Humidor with the Big Cigar.

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Sources: Troy Tulowitzki to join Longhorn baseball program

Five-time MLB All-Star Troy Tulowitzki is slated to join David Pierce's coaching staff as a volunteer assistant, multiple sources tell Inside Texas.

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Summer Notes

A few summer notes after waking up this morning to the voice of Baker Mayfield coming from my truck radio...

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Inside Texas Magazine – April/May 2019

A busy spring leads into UT’s summer for 2019. Spring game stuff, NFL Draft capsules, profile of Jordan Whittington, Men’s Hoops NIT title, baseball, and recruiting. A ton of work by the IT staff thanks to Will Gallagher. Dig in.

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2019 Baseball Review: An overview of the disappointing second half

Just under 300 teams played Division I baseball in 2019. Texas’ .500 winning percentage is currently ranked 149th in the nation, right in the middle of the middle.

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Pierce, Texas still searching for winning answers six games into losing streak

AUSTIN — The total dissatisfaction not only on Texas head coach David Pierce’s face after Texas’ 9-8 loss to West Virginia, but on the faces of his players is now a very familiar sight for last season’s Big 12 champions.

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Despite gem from Elder, Texas drops opener against WVU, 3-2

Not only did Texas lead for most of the game Friday against WVU ace Alek Manoah, the Longhorns own ace, Bryce Elder, out-performed him on the mound.

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From the couch to catching, Gauntt speechless following return to team

A few weeks ago, redshirt freshman catcher Turner Gauntt wasn’t wondering how he was going to hit a 1-2 pitch from Lamar’s AJ Ozorio-Brace for his first career hit in his first at bat as a Longhorn. He hadn’t picked up a baseball since he found out he wasn’t part of Texas’ final 35-man roster prior to the season. He was just a student living what he called a “very average college life.”