HOMETexas
SEC
SFF Rank#5
SFF Score17.3
RPI Rank#5
2
series wins
★ Advances to CWS
AWAYOregon
Big Ten
SFF Rank#16
SFF Score27.1
RPI Rank#15
0
series wins
UFCU Disch-Falk Field
Austin, TX
LF 340LC 370CF 400RC 365RF 325
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Schedule
G1Sat Jun 68:00 PM ETESPN
G2Sun Jun 79:00 PM ETESPN
Series Results
| Texas | Oregon | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | 11 | 3 | Texas |
| G2 | 6 | 5 | Texas |
How They Got Here
Texas#1 seedWon the Austin Regional in Austin, TX, defeating UC Santa Barbara in the final. Eliminated: Tarleton St., Holy Cross.
Oregon#1 seedWon the Eugene Regional in Eugene, OR, defeating Oregon St. in the final. Eliminated: Washington St., Yale.
Regional Performance
bold = betterTexasOregon
3-0Record3-0
1.00ERA0.50
.376AVG.311
13.7R/G7.3
2.3RA/G1.0
4.0HR/G0.7
1.3E/G0.3
45.0Opp Str40.3
6 regional games
Players to Watch · Regional Stats
TexasOffenseAVGHRRBI
Carson Tinney.63612
Adrian Rodriguez.63612
Anthony Pack Jr..45547
PitchingIPKERA
Luke Harrison4.170.00
Dylan Volantis6.271.35
Ruger Riojas5.061.80
OregonOffenseAVGHRRBI
Drew Smith.54502
Angel Laya.46203
Brayden Jaksa.36402
PitchingIPKERA
Will Sanford6.1140.00
Miles Gosztola6.081.50
Cal Scolari4.150.00
SFF Take
Oregon's pitching is good enough to steal one, but not good enough to steal two in Austin.
Will Sanford and the Ducks' rotation can navigate Texas' lineup on any given day; the problem is doing it twice in five games against a team with three legitimate weekend starters and a bullpen that doesn't miss pitches. Texas' offensive depth means Oregon can't lean on shutdown innings the way they do in the Pac-12; one mistake gets punished hard. The Longhorns' home-field advantage at Disch-Falk becomes a compounding factor in a series where Oregon needs to win two road games. The Ducks have the lineup to make noise, but this matchup shapes as a rotation win for Texas.