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Yep.Thanks for putting something together on the alumni game Chop.
Good stuff, I had my eye on Riojas, thought he might be able to contribute and extremely good news about Mercer, I was hopeful for even a slight return to his previous self. If i remember correctly, he showed untouchable form in the fall of 2023 prior to his injury and would have figured into the starting rotation. If he is fully back, we may have a much better staff than I was thinking.
The Chamberlain kid is a surprise, I don't think Borba will get beat out of the DH role unless Borba goes to 3B, Borba looked like he was getting real comfortable with college pitching near the end of last season. Chamberlain earned some situational at bats in my book though or a spot at DH on Tuesdays. If Borba goes to 3B, Chamberlain and Rodriguez could rotate in the DH role. I have a lot of possibilities running through my head right now, too much to type but centered around 1B, 3B, C and the DH. Assuming Winfield and Gas have the other two spots in the outfield locked down then look for any and all changes to be around these four positions as the coaches play with the pieces to find the strongest combinations.
This team has the makings to surprise a lot of folks in the SEC this year. This isn't going to be a rebuilding year.
Who’s pitching today to break the 1-1 series?And we've now got many pitchers throwing North of 95 mph.
I'm not exaggerating here. Any longer or more loopy and it would look like American Legion ball. He does land it with a fairly high degree of accuracy. So this weird looking beast that is his curve ball may be a ++ pitch.Navarre throws a long looping curve ball.
"In the second inning, Chamberlain crushed a two-run 404-foot blast to put the varsity team ahead, 2-1. Chamberlain's laser left the bat at 109 mph, sending the more than 5,000 fans onto their feet."![]()
No. 19 Baseball defeats Alumni, 6-3 - University of Texas Athletics
Freshmen power 2025 team to victory in annual exhibition contest.texaslonghorns.com
"On the mound, freshman Dylan Volantis set the tone from the first pitch. Volantis pitched three innings and held the Alumni to one unearned run on just two hits.
Junior right-handed Ruger Riojas followed with three dominant frames, highlighted by a strikeout of Hamilton.
Right-handers Aiden Moffett, Jason Flores and Drew Rerick teamed up to toss the final three innings. The trio of arms limited the star-studded Alumni lineup to only one hit the rest of the way."
(they forgot to mention Rerick's walks, but ok. He throws very fast.)
Agree on Oliver Service, definitely want this kid to stay here till he gets drafted, i think he's going to be a great player for Texas.Yep.
Chamberlin was a pleasant surprise. Dude can swing a bat.
Same with Winfield--we see why he's penciled in to start in the OF.
Riojas meets and exceeds the lofty press and scouting reports preceding him. This dude is one stud pitcher.
Everybody knew Mercer was a star before his injury. Looks like he's back in form.
Oliver Service showed some good defensive catching and some not-so-good defensive catching. (so did Galvan last year...) He's one I really hope we develop and do NOT cut. Massive upside at bat. Per the unverified eyeball test--his bat swing looks a lot faster than our average player. A very athletic catcher. We've got catchers dropping out of our pockets this year, so Service is probably still a developmental guy again this year. But, this year, he may catch some mid-week games or some late innings when we have a big lead. We need to develop this guy and keep him on the 40 Acres.