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Oklahoma State vs. Texas Baseball Score, Live Updates At Globe Life Field

It’s a new world of NCAA Baseball as the Oklahoma State Cowboys meet the Texas Longhorns in a giant non-conference showdown in the final game of the Shriners Children’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field in Arlington. 

Yes, non-conference, which hasn’t happened in nearly 40 years. 

The No. 17-ranked Cowboys bounced back from 6-5 loss to No. 15 Clemson on Day 1 at the home of the Big 12 Baseball Tournament when they beat Louisville in Game 2 12-3. The Cowboys trailed early in that game but roared back 12 unanswered runs. 

The Longhorns did the same thing on Day 2. Texas Baseball lost to those same Cardinals on Day 1, 4-3 in 10 innings, but run-ruled fellow SEC program Ole Miss 10-0 in 7 innings. 

The night cap of Opening Weekend of the 2025 College Baseball season will be for a winning record during the first of three weekends of the College Baseball Showdown.

It’s also could be a little personal for some baseball fans. 

OSU and Texas were charter members of the Big 12, but Texas left the conference for the mighty SEC last summer. This will be the first regular season non-conference meeting between the programs since April 15, 1985. ,

With Texas gone and Big 12 entering a new era, Oklahoma State is ready to establish itself as the premiere program in the conference, entering the season picked as the favorites to win the league. 

Texas, meanwhile, enters the season ranked No. 19 and picked eighth in the SEC. 

And the game is streaming live on FloBaseball and FloCollege, but you can follow the action live by refreshing this page. 

Max Grubbs Works Around 1-Out Single; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 2, T2

Max Grubbs allowed a one-out single, but record his first strike out of the season and induced a fly ball to get out of the inning. 

Can OSU Answer?; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 2, T2

Max Grubbs remains on the mound for Texas. 

HIGHLIGHTS: AND ANOTHER: Max Belyeu Goes Deep To Tie It

HIGHLIGHTS: Adrian Rodriguez Goes Yard For Texas Baseball

IT’S TIED, Max Belyeu; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 2, B1

One of the best prospects in the country has tied this game. Max Belyeau, the reigning Big 12 Player of the Year, has tied the game with the second solo home run of the game and his second of the weekend. 

Texas On The Board With Adrian Rodriguez HR; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 1, B1

And Texas has cut the lead in half with a giant home run by Adrian Rodriguez with one out. It was his second home run of the weekend. 

Max Grubbs Gets Out Of Inning; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 0, T1

Texas trails 2-0 as OSU chases starter out of game in first inning. 

That’s It For Cade Bing; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 0, T1

Max Grubbs is taking over for Kade Bing after the sophomore pitched .2 innings and allowed two runs. There are two runners on base and two outs. 

Cowboys Strike First; Oklahoma State 2, Texas 0, T1

OSU catcher Ian Daugherty hit a two-RBI single that drove two runners in with two outs. OSU leads 2-0 and the Longhorns have the bullpen cooking. 

And The Game Is Underway; Oklahoma State 0, Texas 0, T1

Kade Bing hit the first batter he faced with the first pitch he threw in a Texas uniform, and after recording the next two outs, walked Jayson Jones to put two men on. Bing loaded the bases with two outs after hitting Colin Brueggemann, who hit a grand slam on Saturday. 

And The Game Is Underway; Oklahoma State 0, Texas 0, T1

Kade Bing hit leadoff hitter Avery Ortiz to put the first runner on and we’re off at Globe Life Field. 

First Pitch At 7:35 p.m.

Game was slightly pushed back by five minutes.

What To Know About Texas Starter Kade Bing

Kade Bing, of West, Texas, gets his first start of the season on night three against OSU. Here’s what to know about the sophomore: 

  • Made 16 appearances, including 11 starts
  • Tallied 9-2 mark with 3.33 ERA
  • Registered 75 strikeouts and 12 walks across 70.1 innings
  • Threw no-hitter in final high school game

OSU vs. Texas Baseball First Pitch Moments Away

Game time is almost here. 

Top Prospects In 2025 MLB Draft In Oklahoma State vs. Texas Baseball Game

Oklahoma State Cowboys

  • Nolan Schubart, OF, No. 22
  • Gabe Davis, RHP, No. 50

Texas Longhorns

  • Max Belyeu, OF, 1B, No. 24

OSU vs. Texas Baseball Lineups And Stats

OK State Cowboys

  1. Avery Ortiz, ss, R, .375
  2. Aidan Meola, 3b, R, .000
  3. Nolan Schubart, rf, L, .500
  4. Jayson Jones, dh, R, .500
  5. Colin Brueggemann, 1b, L, .111
  6. Ian Daugherty, c, R, .333
  7. Donovan LaSalle, lf, R, .250
  8. Brock Thompson, 2b, L, .333
  9. Brayden Smith, cf, L, .143

Hunter Watkins, p, R

Texas Longhorns

  1. Kimble Schuessler, 1b, R, .222
  2. Adrian Rodriguez, 3b, B, .250
  3. Tommy Farmer IV, lf, R, .286
  4. Max Belyeu, rf, L, .444
  5. Will Gasparino, cf, R, .333
  6. Jalin Flores, ss, R, .286
  7. Cole Chamberlain, dh, L, –
  8. Rylan Galvan, c, R, .286
  9. Ethan Mendoza, 2b, R, .286

Kade Bing, p, L

UNCW Baseball Stuns No. 8 Georgia Of The SEC 

Texas Baseball lost on Friday night in extra innings to Louisville, but No. 8 Georgia suffered an even more head-turning defeat. The Bulldogs lost on the road to University of North Carolina Wilmington on Sunday 6-2. The replay of the game will be available be available on FloBaseball.

Oklahoma State Baseball Lineup vs. Texas

Our starting lineup vs. the Longhorns#GoPokes pic.twitter.com/UXLjFDWXLM

— OSU Cowboy Baseball (@OSUBaseball) February 16, 2025

Texas Baseball Lineup vs. Oklahoma State

Oklahoma State Baseball Rolling Under Josh Holliday

Josh Holliday is in his 13th season at OSU and is coming off another 40-win season.

The Cowboys had their third-straight 40-win season in 2024, finishing 42-19. They return six position starters from that team.

Texas manager Jim Schlossnagle took Texas A&M to the College World Series Finals last year. He took the Texas job later that summer. 

Who Is Pitching In Oklahoma State vs. Texas Baseball?

Kade Bing is expected to start for the Longhorns, who have yet to make it officially. For Oklahoma State, Hunter Watkins is the expected starter for OSU. Watkins went 2-1 with a 3.83 ERA last season.

Bing, a sophomore, is a transfer from McClennan Junior College was 9-2 with a 3.33 ERA last season. 

FloBaseball MLB Draft Top 100 Rankings

  1. Jace LaViolette OF Texas A&M
  2. Ethan Holliday SS/3B Stillwater (OK)
  3. Jamie Arnold LHP Florida State
  4. Tyler Bremner RHP UC Santa Barbara
  5. Seth Hernandez RHP Corona (CA)
  6. Xavier Neyens 3B Mount Vernon (WA)
  7. Kruz Schoolcraft LHP/1B Sunset (OR)
  8. Kayson Cunningham SS/3B Johnson (TX)
  9. Cam Cannarella OF Clemson
  10. Billy Carlson SS/RHP Corona (CA)
  11. Eli Willits SS Fort Cobb-Broxton (OK)
  12. Aiva Arquette 2B Oregon State
  13. Devin Taylor OF Indiana
  14. Ike Irish C Auburn
  15. Sean Gamble SS/OF IMG Academy (FL)
  16. Brady Ebel SS Corona (CA)
  17. Brendan Summerhill OF Arizona
  18. Trent Caraway 3B Oregon State
  19. Marek Houston SS Wake Forest
  20. Nick Dumesnil OF California Baptist
  21. Caden Bodine C Coastal Carolina
  22. Nolan Schubart OF Oklahoma State
  23. Ethan Petry OF/1B South Carolina
  24. Max Belyeu OF/1B Texas
  25. Luke Stevenson C North Carolina
  26. Cameron Appenzeller LHP Glenwood (IL)
  27. Wehiwa Aloy SS Arkansas
  28. Henry Godbout 2B Virginia
  29. Matt Scott RHP Stanford
  30. Brock Sell OF/1B Tokay (CA)
  31. Kyson Witherspoon RHP Oklahoma
  32. Tre Phelps OF/3B Georgia
  33. Ethan Conrad OF Wake Forest
  34. Quentin Young 3B/OF Oaks Christian (CA)
  35. Lucas Franco SS Cinco Ranch (TX)
  36. Landon Harmon RHP East Union (MS)
  37. Dean Moss OF IMG Academy (FL)
  38. Gavin Kilen 2B Tennessee
  39. Brandon Compton OF Arizona State
  40. Dean Curley OF Tennessee
  41. Gavin Fien 3B Great Oak (CA)
  42. Angel Cervantes RHP Warren (CA)
  43. Tate Southisene SS/OF Basic (NV)
  44. Henry Ford 1B Virginia
  45. Chase Shores RHP Louisiana State
  46. Andrew Fischer 3B Tennessee
  47. Daniel Dickinson 2B Louisiana State
  48. Slater de Brun OF Summit (OR)
  49. Coy James SS Davie County (NC)
  50. Gabe Davis RHP Oklahoma State
  51. Brett Crossland RHP Mountain Pointe (AZ)
  52. Murf Gray 3B Fresno State
  53. Josh Hammond RHP/3B Wesleyan Christian (NC)
  54. Mason White SS Arizona
  55. Aaron Watson RHP Trinity Christian (FL)
  56. Gavin Turley OF Oregon State
  57. Tanner Thach 1B/LHP UNC Wilmington
  58. Omar Serna C Lutheran South (TX)
  59. River Hamilton RHP Barlow (OR)
  60. Cam Leiter RHP Florida State
  61. A.J. Russell RHP Tennessee
  62. Kade Anderson LHP Louisiana State
  63. J.D. Thompson LHP Vanderbilt
  64. RJ Austin 2B/OF Vanderbilt
  65. James Ellwanger RHP Dallas Baptist
  66. Trent Grindlinger C Huntington Beach (CA)
  67. Josiah Hartshorn OF Orange Lutheran (CA)
  68. Jaden Fauske C/OF Nazareth Academy (IL)
  69. Nate Snead RHP Tennessee
  70. Dylan Dubovik OF/3B American Heritage (FL)
  71. JoJo Parker SS Purvis (MS)
  72. Alec Blair OF De La Salle (CA)
  73. Ryan Prager LHP Texas A&M
  74. Aiden Stillman LHP Trinity Prep (FL)
  75. Jack Lafflam RHP Brophy Prep (AZ)
  76. Landon Beidelschies LHP/1B Arkansas
  77. Miguel Sime RHP Poly Prep (NY)
  78. Kane Kepley OF North Carolina
  79. Kolten Smith RHP Georgia
  80. Payton Graham RHP Gonzaga
  81. Cooper Rummel RHP Dripping Springs (Tex.)
  82. Zach Strickland RHP Maranatha (CA)
  83. Nick Becker SS Don Bosco Prep (NJ)
  84. Daniel Pierce SS Mill Creek (GA)
  85. Gabe Graulau OF Jupiter (FL) HS
  86. Ryan Mitchell SS Germantown, Tenn.
  87. Ethan Moore SS/2B Oak Park & River Forest (IL)
  88. Carson Brumbaugh SS/2B Santa Fe (OK)
  89. Boston Kellner 3B Chandler, Ariz.
  90. Dallas Macias OF/3B Oregon State
  91. Brayden Jaksa C Fremont, Calif.
  92. Patrick Forbes RHP Louisville
  93. Cade Fisher LHP Auburn
  94. Mason Pike SS/RHP Puyallup (Wash.)
  95. Nico Partida RHP/SS Pearland (Tex.)
  96. Anthony Pack OF Long Beach, Calif.
  97. Zach Root LHP Arkansas
  98. Conner Ware LHP Louisiana State
  99. Zane Adams LHP Alabama
  100. Ben Jacobs LHP Arizona State

Big 12 Baseball Preseason Rankings

Here is the 2025 Big 12 Baseball Preseason Poll:

  1. Oklahoma State (9) — 163
  2. Arizona (4) — 152
  3. TCU (1) — 149
  4. West Virginia — 115
  5. Texas Tech — 111
  6. Arizona State — 96
  7. UCF — 93
  8. Kansas State — 88
  9. Kansas — 85
  10. Cincinnati — 73
  11. Houston — 45
  12. Utah — 44
  13. Baylor — 39
  14. BYU — 21

2025 Big 12 Preseason Yearly Awards

  • Player of the Year: Nolan Schubart, Oklahoma State
  • Pitcher of the Year: Dominic Voegele, Kansas
  • Newcomer of the Year: Cade Climie, Houston
  • Freshman of the Year: Noah Franco, TCU

All-Big 12 2025 Preseason Team

Here is Big 12 preseason team: 

  • C: Logan Sauve West Virginia
  • 1B: Colin Brueggemann Oklahoma State
  • 2B: Aidan Meola Oklahoma State
  • SS: Mason White Arizona
  • SS: Kerrington Cross Cincinnati
  • 3B: Anthony Silva TCU
  • OF: Brendan Summerhill Arizona
  • OF: Kien Vu Arizona State
  • OF: Nolan Schubart* Oklahoma State
  • OF: Damian Bravo Texas Tech
  • DH/Util.: Wesley Jordan Baylor
  • DH/Util.: Christian Mitchelle Cincinnati
  • SP: Ben Jacobs Arizona State
  • SP: Dom Stagliano UCF
  • SP: Nathan Taylor Cincinnati
  • SP: Dominic Voegele* Kansas
  • SP: Gabe Davis Oklahoma State
  • RP: Stone Cushing BYU
  • RP: Dominic Castellano UCF
  • RP: Ben Abeldt* TCU

SEC Baseball Preseason Rankings

SEC Coaches are picking the Aggies to win the league, but familiar faces are right there, including the defending national champions, Tennessee. 

Five schools received first-place votes to win the SEC title. Texas A&M led with 10 votes, followed by Arkansas with three. Tennessee, LSU, and Florida each garnered one first-place vote. Tennessee was picked to finish second, with Arkansas third, LSU fourth and Florida fifth.

The Preseason All-SEC First and Second Teams were selected by the conference’s head coaches, with 12 schools represented on the first team. Tennessee and Texas A&M led all programs with six combined selections. The Aggies had four first-team picks, while the Volunteers secured three.

Here is the coach’s poll: 

  • Texas A&M (10) – 228 
  • Tennessee (1) – 215 
  • Arkansas (3) – 214 
  • LSU (1) – 204 
  • Florida (1) – 183 
  • Georgia – 165 
  • Vanderbilt – 156 
  • Texas – 146 
  • Mississippi State – 112 
  • Kentucky – 102
  • Oklahoma – 101 
  • Auburn – 100 
  • Alabama – 98 
  • South Carolina – 61
  • Ole Miss – 60 
  • Missouri – 31

All-SEC Baseball Team

SEC First Team 

  • C: Ike Irish, Auburn
  • C: Devin Burkes, Kentucky
  • 1B: Jared Jones, LSU
  • 1B: Hunter Hines, Mississippi State
  • 2B: Cade Kurland, Florida
  • 3B: Gavin Grahovac, Texas A&M
  • SS: Justin Lebron* , Alabama
  • SS: Dean Curley*, Tennessee
  • OF: Jace Laviolette, Texas A&M
  • OF: Ethan Petry, South Carolina
  • OF: Max Belyeu*, Texas
  • OF: Tre Phelps*, Georgia
  • DH/Util.: Hayden Schott, Texas A&M
  • SP: Ryan Prager, Texas A&M
  • SP: Gabe Gaeckle, Arkansas
  • SP: Liam Doyle, Tennessee
  • SP: Kade Anderson, LSU
  • RP: Nate Snead, Tennessee
  • RP: Alton Davis II, Georgia
  • RP: Gavin Guidry, LSU

SEC Second Team 

  • C: Rylan Galvan*, Texas
  • C: Luke Heyman*, Florida
  • 1B: Cooper McMurray    Auburn
  • 2B: Gavin Kilen    Tennessee
  • 2B: Wyatt Henseler, Texas A&M
  • 2B: Daniel Dickinson*, LSU
  • 3B: Andrew Fischer, Tennessee
  • 3B: Slate Alford*, Georgia
  • SS: Colby Shelton, Florida
  • OF: RJ Austin, Vanderbilt
  • OF: Hunter Ensley, Tennessee
  • OF: Caden Sorrell, Texas A&M
  • DH/Util.: Will Hodo, Alabama
  • SP: Zane Adams, Alabama
  • SP: Landon Beidelschies, Arkansas
  • SP: Hunter Elliott*, Ole Miss
  • SP: JD Thompson*, Vanderbilt
  • SP: Kyson Witherspoon*, Oklahoma
  • RP: Christian Foutch, Arkansas
  • RP: Miller Green, Vanderbilt
  • RP: Robert Hogen, Kentucky

*Unanimous

Oklahoma State vs. Texas Baseball Start Time

Texas and OSU will get action going at 7:30 p.m. ET at Globe Life Field. First pitch could be moved back depending on what happens in the afternoon game between Clemson and Ole Miss. 

How To Watch Oklahoma State Baseball vs. Texas Baseball

The game is streaming live on FloBaseball, FloCollege and the FloSports app. 

College Baseball Showdown 2025 Schedule

Shriners Children’s College Showdown

Friday, Feb. 14

Saturday, Feb. 15

Sunday, Feb. 16

Amegy Bank College Baseball Series Presented by Kubota Weekend 1

Friday, Feb. 21

Saturday, Feb. 22

Sunday, Feb. 23

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Amegy Bank College Baseball Series Presented by Kubota Weekend 2

Friday, Feb. 28

Saturday, Mar. 1

Sunday, Mar. 2

College Baseball Rankings 2025 – D1Baseball Top 25

  1. Texas A&M – 53-15 – Previous: 2
  2. Virginia – 46-17 – Previous: 7
  3. LSU – 43-23 – Previous: NR
  4. Tennessee – 60-13 – Previous: 1
  5. Arkansas – 44-16 – Previous: 17
  6. North Carolina – 48-16 – Previous: 5
  7. Oregon State – 45-16 – Previous: 10
  8. Georgia – 43-17 – Previous: 11
  9. Florida State – 49-17 – Previous: 4
  10. Florida – 36-30 – Previous: 8
  11. Duke – 40-20 – Previous: 24
  12. Oregon – 40-20 – Previous: 12
  13. NC State – 38-23 – Previous: 6
  14. Wake Forest – 38-22 – Previous: NR
  15. Clemson – 44-16 – Previous: 9
  16. Vanderbilt – 38-23 – Previous: NR
  17. Oklahoma State – 42-19 – Previous: 21
  18. Mississippi State – 40-23 – Previous: 22
  19. Texas – 36-24 – Previous: NR
  20. Dallas Baptist – 45-15 – Previous: NR
  21. Arizona – 36-23 – Previous: 25
  22. UC Santa Barbara – 44-14 – Previous: 19
  23. TCU – 33-21 – Previous: NR
  24. Nebraska – 40-22 – Previous: NR
  25. Troy – 37-22 – Previous: NR

Texas Longhorns Baseball Schedule 2025

Here is Texas baseball’s full 2025 schedule.

  • Friday, Feb. 14 – Texas Vs. Louisville – 8:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Saturday, Feb. 15 – Texas Vs. Ole Miss – 8:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Sunday, Feb. 16 – Texas Vs. Oklahoma State – 7:30 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Tuesday, Feb. 18 – Texas Vs. Houston – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Feb. 21 – Texas Vs. Dartmouth – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Feb. 22 – Texas Vs. Dartmouth – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Feb. 23 – Texas Vs. Dartmouth – 1:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Feb. 25 – Texas Vs. UIW – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Feb. 28 – Texas Vs. Washington – 9:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Saturday, Mar. 1 – Texas Vs. Texas Tech – 8:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Sunday, Mar. 2 – Texas Vs. Illinois – 2:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 4 – Texas Vs. Texas A&M – Corpus Christi – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 7 – Texas Vs. Santa Clara – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 8 – Texas Vs. Santa Clara – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Mar. 9 – Texas Vs. Santa Clara – 2:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 11 – Texas Vs. UT Arlington – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 14 – Texas Vs. Mississippi State – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Mar. 15 – Texas Vs. Mississippi State – 3:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Sunday, Mar. 16 – Texas Vs. Mississippi State – 2:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 18 – Texas Vs. UTSA – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 21 – Texas Vs. LSU – 8:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 22 – Texas Vs. LSU – 7:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Mar. 23 – Texas Vs. LSU – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 25 – Texas Vs. Sam Houston – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 28 – Texas Vs. Missouri – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Mar. 29 – Texas Vs. Missouri – 5:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Sunday, Mar. 30 – Texas Vs. Missouri – 2:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 1 – Texas Vs. Texas State – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Apr. 4 – Texas Vs. Georgia – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Apr. 5 – Texas Vs. Georgia – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Apr. 6 – Texas Vs. Georgia – 2:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 8 – Texas Vs. Houston Christian – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Apr. 11 – Texas Vs. Kentucky – 6:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Apr. 12 – Texas Vs. Kentucky – 12:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Sunday, Apr. 13 – Texas Vs. Kentucky – 12:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 15 – Texas Vs. UTRGV – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, Apr. 17 – Texas Vs. Auburn – 8:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Apr. 18 – Texas Vs. Auburn – 8:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Apr. 19 – Texas Vs. Auburn – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 22 – Texas Vs. Texas State – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, Apr. 25 – Texas Vs. Texas A&M – 8:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Apr. 26 – Texas Vs. Texas A&M – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Apr. 27 – Texas Vs. Texas A&M – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 29 – Texas Vs. Prairie View A&M – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, May 1 – Texas Vs. Arkansas – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, May 2 – Texas Vs. Arkansas – 8:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, May 3 – Texas Vs. Arkansas – 3:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, May 6 – Texas Vs. Lamar – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, May 9 – Texas Vs. Florida – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, May 10 – Texas Vs. Florida – 2:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, May 11 – Texas Vs. Florida – 2:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, May 15 – Texas Vs. Oklahoma – 7:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, May 16 – Texas Vs. Oklahoma – 8:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, May 17 – Texas Vs. Oklahoma – 3:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, May 20 – Texas Vs. SEC Tournament – TBA (Neutral)

Oklahoma State Baseball Schedule 2025

Here is Oklahoma State baseball’s full 2025 schedule. 

  • Friday, Feb. 14 – Oklahoma State Vs. Clemson – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Feb. 15 – Oklahoma State Vs. Louisville – 4:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Feb. 16 – Oklahoma State Vs. Texas – 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Feb. 18 – Oklahoma State Vs. Texas State – 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Feb. 21 – Oklahoma State Vs. UT Arlington – 5:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Feb. 22 – Oklahoma State Vs. UT Arlington – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Feb. 23 – Oklahoma State Vs. UT Arlington – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Wednesday, Feb. 26 – Oklahoma State Vs. Abilene Christian – 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Feb. 28 – Oklahoma State Vs. Tennessee – 4:05 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Mar. 1 – Oklahoma State Vs. Texas A&M – 8:05 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Mar. 2 – Oklahoma State Vs. Mississippi State – 3:05 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Mar. 4 – Oklahoma State Vs. Winthrop – 5:00 p.m. ET
  • Wednesday, Mar. 5 – Oklahoma State Vs. Winthrop – 5:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Mar. 7 – Oklahoma State Vs. Illinois State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Mar. 8 – Oklahoma State Vs. Illinois State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Mar. 9 – Oklahoma State Vs. Illinois State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Mar. 11 – Oklahoma State Vs. Dallas Baptist – 7:05 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Mar. 14 – Oklahoma State Vs. West Virginia – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Mar. 15 – Oklahoma State Vs. West Virginia – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Mar. 16 – Oklahoma State Vs. West Virginia – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Mar. 18 – Oklahoma State Vs. North Dakota State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Wednesday, Mar. 19 – Oklahoma State Vs. North Dakota State – 5:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Mar. 21 – Oklahoma State Vs. Utah – 8:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Mar. 22 – Oklahoma State Vs. Utah – 4:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Mar. 23 – Oklahoma State Vs. Utah – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Mar. 25 – Oklahoma State Vs. Wichita State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Mar. 28 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Mar. 29 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Mar. 30 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Apr. 1 – Oklahoma State Vs. Missouri State – 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Apr. 4 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Apr. 5 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Apr. 6 – Oklahoma State Vs. Kansas State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Apr. 8 – Oklahoma State Vs. Oral Roberts – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Apr. 11 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona – 9:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Apr. 12 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona – 9:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Apr. 13 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Apr. 15 – Oklahoma State Vs. Oklahoma – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Apr. 18 – Oklahoma State Vs. Houston – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Apr. 19 – Oklahoma State Vs. Houston – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Apr. 20 – Oklahoma State Vs. Houston – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Apr. 22 – Oklahoma State Vs. Dallas Baptist – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, Apr. 25 – Oklahoma State Vs. Cincinnati – 6:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Apr. 26 – Oklahoma State Vs. Cincinnati – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, Apr. 27 – Oklahoma State Vs. Cincinnati – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, Apr. 29 – Oklahoma State Vs. Oral Roberts – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, May 2 – Oklahoma State Vs. UCF – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, May 3 – Oklahoma State Vs. UCF – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, May 4 – Oklahoma State Vs. UCF – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, May 9 – Oklahoma State Vs. Baylor – 8:30 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, May 10 – Oklahoma State Vs. Baylor – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Sunday, May 11 – Oklahoma State Vs. Baylor – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Thursday, May 15 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Friday, May 16 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, May 17 – Oklahoma State Vs. Arizona State – 2:00 p.m. ET

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