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Texas Vs. Ole Miss Baseball Live Updates And Score From Globe Life Field

Texas baseball and Ole Miss, two SEC foes are set to battle on Day 2 of the 2025 Shriners Children’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

On Day 1, Louisville rallied for a 4-3 win over Texas, overcoming a two-run deficit in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Longhorns, led by preseason All-SEC outfielder Max Belyeu, who earned Big 12 Player of the Year honors in 2024, will look to bounce back after a tough loss. Belyeu went 2-for-5 in the opening game, while Will Gasparino had two RBI.

Ole Miss earned an upset of their own, with a 2-1 win over No. 21 Arizona. The Rebels were propelled by a solo home run from Isaac Humphrey and a dominant five-inning performance by Hunter Elliott, who struck out three and allowed zero runs.

Now, attention shifts to a highly anticipated non-conference SEC matchup between Texas and Ole Miss.

Texas will be aiming for a strong recovery against Ole Miss, while the Rebels, with Humphrey and Elliott in form, will look to continue their strong start. This game holds significant implications for both teams as they seek to build momentum early in the season.

Texas vs. Ole Miss starts at 8:00 p.m. ET on Feb. 15 at Globe Life Field.

Follow along for live updates, scores, and highlights, or subscribe to watch the game live, and remember to refresh for new updates. 

Mendoza Single

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Ethan Mendoza plops the ball into center field to get to first base. 

Two outs with Schuessler up next for Texas. 

Maddox Ks Winfield – Bottom 3rd

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Easton Winfield sits down. 

We might have a pitchers’ duel on our hands. 

Texas Batting Next – Bottom 3rd

Luke Harrison gets out of the inning. 

He has three strikeouts already in 32 thrown pitches, 23 of those being strikes.

Harrison Ks Furniss, Beams Paino – Top 3rd

Owen Paino to first after a HBP. 

One out for Ole Miss.

Mitchell Sanford up to bat.  

Scoreless After Two Innings

Longhorns get their first hit against Riley Maddox, but the inning doesn’t yield any runs. 

Will Furniss, who made an incredible catch to get an out in the 2nd inning, will be batting first in the 3rd inning for Ole Miss. 

Farmer Gets Single, But Picked Off – Bottom 2nd

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Farmer gets picked off by Maddox at first. 

Great out from the pitcher. 

Two outs as Gasparino is up to bat for Texas. 

Web Gem From Ole Mis 1B Furniss

Will Furniss lays out to snatch a line drive that almost certainly would’ve been at least a single. 

Harrison Ks Fawley

Austin Fawley caught looking as Harrison gets his first strikeout of the game. 

Utermark is left on base at third as the inning turns over. 

Texas will get another chance against Riley Maddox. 

2 Outs, Utermark On Third – Top 2nd

Harrison trying to get the last out of the 2nd inning. 

Judd Utermark Double

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Ole Miss gets on base. Utermark is on second. First hit of the game.

Campbell Smithwick up to bat next for the Rebels. 

Riley Maddox Is Dealing, 3 Ks

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Riley Maddox struck out all three Texas batters to start the game.

Riley Maddox Takes Mound For Ole Miss

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Maddox strikes out leadoff batter Kimble Schuessler. 

Maddox gets another strikeout against freshman 3B Adrian Rodriguez, who hit a homer yesterday. 

Jalin Flores up next. 

First Three Batters For UT

  • 1B – #10 Kimble Schuessler (R) – .200
  • 3B – #24 Adrian Rodriguez (B) – .200
  • SS – #1 Jalin Flores (R) – .200

Good Start For Harrison – Bottom 1st

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

The Texas left got two players to ground out and one to pop-up for an out. 

Nice start for Luke Harrison and only a handful of pitchers to do it. 

Two Outs For Ole Miss

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Harrison gets his first out of the game as Sanford grounds up. 

Ryan Moerman pops up for an out. 

Luke Hill is the third batter. He grounds out. 

We’re Underway – Top 1st

Texas 0, Ole Miss 0

Luke Harrison will start on the mound. 

Ole MIss will be up to bat first. 

Mitch Sanford is Ole Miss’ first batter. 

First Pitch Is Now Scheduled For 8:25 p.m. ET

First pitch has been moved up a little bit. 

How To Watch Ole Miss Vs. Texas At Shriners Children’s College Showdown

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The replay of the game, highlights and more news will be available on both platforms.

Texas Vs. Ole Miss Starting Lineups

Ole Miss Lineup:

  • CF – #4 Mitchell Sanford (L) – .000
  • LF – #18 Ryan Moerman (R) – .333
  • 2B – #7 Luke Hill (R) – .667
  • RF – #51 Isaac Humphrey (L) – .667
  • 3B – #27 Judd Utermark (R) – .250
  • DH – #12 Campbell Smithwick (L) – .000
  • C – #24 Austin Fawley (R) – –
  • 1B – #36 Will Furniss (L) – .000
  • SS – #6 Owen Paino (L) – .000
  • P – #2 Riley Maddox (R)

Texas Lineup:

  • 1B – #10 Kimble Schuessler (R) – .200
  • 3B – #24 Adrian Rodriguez (B) – .200
  • SS – #1 Jalin Flores (R) – .200
  • RF – #44 Max Belyeu (L) – .400
  • LF – #43 Tommy Farmer IV (R) – .250
  • CF – #8 Will Gasparino (R) – .200
  • DH – #9 Easton Winfield (L) – .250
  • C – #6 Rylan Galvan (R) – .333
  • 2B – #5 Ethan Mendoza (R) – .000
  • P – #53 Luke Harrison (L)

Ole Miss Vs. Texas Starting Pitchers

  • Luke Harrison, Texas (2024): APP: 13, W-L: 1-0, GS: 1, ERA: 9.28, IP: 10.2, ER: 11, SO: 10
  • Riley Maddox, Ole Miss (2024): APP: 13, W-L: 2-7, GS: 12, ERA: 6.05, IP: 58.0, ER: 39, SO: 43

30 Minutes Until Gametime

Warren Nolan Predicted SEC Records

Here is a look at Warren Nolan’s predictive model for SEC college baseball after every team has played as least one game. 

Other Teams:

  • Oklahoma: Current Record: 3-0, Predicted Record: 37-17, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 17
  • Texas: Current Record: 0-1, Predicted Record: 31-23, Current RPI: 188, Predicted RPI: 44

East Division:

  1. Tennessee: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 51-5, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 1
  2. Georgia: Current Record: 3-0, Predicted Record: 47-8, Current RPI: 15, Predicted RPI: 2
  3. Florida: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 42-14, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 7
  4. Vanderbilt: Current Record: 1-0, Predicted Record: 35-21, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 22
  5. Kentucky: Current Record: 1-1, Predicted Record: 29-24, Current RPI: 143, Predicted RPI: 31
  6. South Carolina: Current Record: 1-0, Predicted Record: 29-28, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 49
  7. Missouri: Current Record: 0-1, Predicted Record: 16-38, Current RPI: 162, Predicted RPI: 129

West Division:

  1. Texas A&M: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 46-9, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 3
  2. LSU: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 44-12, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 14
  3. Mississippi State: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 41-14, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 19
  4. Arkansas: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 39-17, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 18
  5. Alabama: Current Record: 2-0, Predicted Record: 33-22, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 39
  6. Ole Miss: Current Record: 1-0, Predicted Record: 34-22, Current RPI: 25, Predicted RPI: 45
  7. Auburn: Current Record: 1-0, Predicted Record: 27-28, Current RPI: 37, Predicted RPI: 66

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Ole Miss Starting Lineup

Texas Starting Lineup

Ole Miss Schedule At Shriners Children’s College Showdown

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Saturday, Feb. 15

Sunday, Feb. 16

Texas Schedule At 2025 College Baseball Showdown

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Saturday, Feb. 15

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How To Watch College Baseball Showdown 2025

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Replays, highlights and breaking news from the event will be available on both platforms.

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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

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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 Roster 2025

  • 0. Jayden Duplantier – INF/OF, R/R, 6′ 0”, 195, Jr., Humble, Texas / Summer Creek
  • 1. Jalin Flores – INF, R/R, 6′ 2”, 210, Jr., San Antonio, Texas / Brandeis
  • 4. Jason Flores – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 245, Fr., Wylie, Texas / Naaman Forest
  • 5. Ethan Mendoza – INF, R/R, 5′ 10”, 185, So., Bedford, Texas / Southlake Carroll (Arizona State)
  • 6. Rylan Galvan – C, R/R, 6′ 0”, 215, Jr., Sinton, Texas / Sinton
  • 7. Bryce Navarre – LHP, L/L, 6′ 1”, 210, Fr., Montgomery, Texas / Montgomery
  • 8. Will Gasparino – OF, R/R, 6′ 6”, 225, So., Los Angeles, Calif. / Harvard-Westlake
  • 9. Easton Winfield – OF, L/R, 6′ 0”, 215, So., Alvin, Texas / Alvin (Louisiana Monroe)
  • 10. Kimble Schuessler – C/INF, R/R, 6′ 2”, 215, Gr., Llano, Texas / Llano (Texas A&M)
  • 11. Kade Bing – LHP, L/L, 6′ 1”, 185, So., West, Texas / West (McClennan)
  • 12. Jared Spencer – LHP, L/L, 6′ 3”, 210, Sr., Centreville, Mich. / Centreville (Indiana State)
  • 13. Ruger Riojas – RHP, R/R, 6′ 0”, 192, Jr., Wimberley, Texas / Wimberley (UTSA)
  • 15. Drew Rerick – RHP, R/R, 6′ 5”, 250, Fr., Fargo, N.D. / Fargo Davies
  • 17. Easton Tumis – RHP, R/R, 6′ 4”, 165, So., Friendswood, Texas / Friendswood
  • 19. Donovan Jordan – OF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 230, Fr., Humble, Texas / Summer Creek
  • 24. Adrian Rodriguez – INF, S/B, 6′ 2”, 210, Fr., Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound
  • 27. Grayson Saunier – RHP, L/R, 6′ 4”, 222, Jr., Memphis, Tenn. / Collierville (Ole Miss)
  • 28. Ace Whitehead – LHP, L/L, 5′ 11”, 208, Sr., Lampasas, Texas / Lampasas
  • 29. Blake Peterson – OF, R/R, 6′ 0”, 208, R-Fr., Austin, Texas / Westlake
  • 31. Casey Borba – INF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 210, So., Santa Ana, Calif. / Orange Lutheran
  • 32. Aiden Moffett – RHP, R/R, 6′ 3”, 230, Jr., Mount Olive, Miss. / Taylorsville (LSU)
  • 33. Connor McCreery – RHP, R/R, 6′ 6”, 238, Jr., Williston Park, N.Y. / Saint Anthony’s (South Carolina)
  • 34. Will Mercer – LHP, R/L, 6′ 1”, 230, R-Sr., Houston, Texas / Strake Jesuit (Notre Dame)
  • 35. Jaquae Stewart – INF, L/L, 5′ 10”, 227, So., Sinton, Texas / Sinton (Northwest Florida State)
  • 36. Carson Luna – INF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 187, Fr., Houston, Texas / St. John’s School
  • 37. Matthew Scott II – OF, R/R, 6′ 4”, 210, Fr., Spring, Texas / Klein Oak
  • 38. Max Grubbs – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 218, Jr., Arlington, Texas / Martin
  • 41. Cody Howard – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 215, R-Jr., The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands (Baylor)
  • 42. Oliver Service – C, R/R, 6′ 0”, 208, So., Detroit, Mich. / University Liggett
  • 43. Tommy Farmer IV – OF, R/R, 6′ 3”, 208, So., Santa Monica, Calif. / Oaks Christian
  • 44. Max Belyeu – OF, L/R, 6′ 2”, 215, Jr., Aledo, Texas / Aledo
  • 45. Thomas Burns – RHP, R/R, 6′ 3”, 230, So., Hortonville, Wisc. / Hortonville (Arizona State)
  • 46. Ethan Walker – LHP, L/L, 6′ 0”, 207, R-So., Ashburn, Va. / Broad Run (Walters State)
  • 48. Hudson Hamilton – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 225, So., Spring, Texas / Grand Oaks
  • 50. Sam Richardson – INF/OF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 215, Fr., Senatobia, Miss. / Lewisburg
  • 52. Cole Chamberlain – C/INF, L/R, 6′ 2”, 215, Fr., Novato, Calif. / San Marin
  • 53. Luke Harrison – LHP, L/L, 6′ 2”, 215, R-Jr., Friendswood, Texas / Lutheran South Academy
  • 55. Jonah Williams – OF/LHP, L/L, 6′ 3”, 200, Fr., Galveston, Texas / Ball
  • 57. Chance Covert II – LHP, L/L, 6′ 2”, 213, Fr., Austin, Texas / Westlake
  • 88. Andre Duplantier II – RHP, R/R, 6′ 2”, 235, R-Sr., Humble, Texas / Summer Creek
  • 99. Dylan Volantis – LHP, L/L, 6′ 6”, 212, Fr., Thousand Oaks, Calif. / Westlake

Ole Miss Baseball Roster 2025

  • 1. Brayden Randle – IF, L/R, 5′ 9”, 175, So., Rockwall, Texas / Rockwall
  • 2. Riley Maddox – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 210, Sr., Pearl, Miss. / Jackson Prep
  • 3. Luke Cheng – IF, R/R, 6′ 0”, 185, Sr., Olney, Md. / Sherwood (Illinois State)
  • 4. Mitchell Sanford – OF, L/R, 6′ 2”, 210, Sr., Berwick, La. / Berwick (New Orleans)
  • 6. Owen Paino – IF, L/R, 6′ 3”, 225, Fr., Poughkeepsie, N.Y. / Roy C. Ketcham
  • 7. Luke Hill – IF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 200, Jr., Baton Rouge, La. / Episcopal (Arizona State)
  • 8. Tate Sirmans – UT, R/R, 6′ 2”, 190, Fr., Valdosta, Ga. / Lowndes
  • 9. Hayden Federico – IF, S/R, 5′ 11”, 195, Fr., West Monroe, La. / West Monroe
  • 10. Cade Townsend – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 185, Fr., Aliso Viejo, Calif. / Santa Margarita Catholic
  • 12. Campbell Smithwick – C, L/R, 6′ 0”, 190, So., Oxford, Miss. / Oxford
  • 14. Cooper Johnson – LHP/1B, L/L, 6′ 4”, 220, Fr., Jefferson, Ga. / Mountain View
  • 16. Brayden Jones – RHP, R/R, 6′ 0”, 200, Jr., Madison, Miss. / Madison-Ridgeland Academy
  • 17. Will McCausland – RHP, R/R, 6′ 0”, 190, Jr., Harleysville, Pa. / Souderton Area (Saint Joseph’s)
  • 18. Ryan Moerman – OF, R/R, 6′ 0”, 210, Sr., Lockport, Ill. / Lockport Township (Illinois)
  • 19. Walker Hooks – LHP, L/L, 6′ 4”, 265, Fr., Brandon, Miss. / Brandon
  • 20. Collin Reuter – C, R/R, 6′ 2”, 235, Jr., Olive Branch, Miss. / Magnolia Heights (BYU)
  • 21. Mason Morris – RHP/IF, R/R, 6′ 4”, 225, Jr., Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo
  • 22. Connor Spencer – RHP, R/R, 6′ 2”, 225, Sr., Hernando, Miss. / Hernando (Southeastern Louisiana)
  • 23. Hudson Calhoun – RHP, R/R, 6′ 4”, 210, So., Tupelo, Miss. / McCallie School
  • 24. Austin Fawley – C/IF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 205, So., West Palm Beach, Fla. / Park Vista (Kentucky)
  • 25. Ethan Surowiec – IF, R/R, 6′ 1”, 220, Fr., Gulfport, Miss. / Gulfport
  • 26. Hunter Elliott – LHP, L/L, 6′ 3”, 215, R-Jr., Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo
  • 27. Judd Utermark – IF, R/R, 6′ 5”, 250, Jr., Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Christian
  • 28. Connor Chisolm – OF, L/R, 5′ 10”, 180, Sr., Madison, Miss. / Madison Central (Hinds CC)
  • 29. Ryne Rodriguez – LHP, L/L, 6′ 2”, 190, Jr., Fort Worth, Texas / Trinity Valley (Weatherford College)
  • 32. Gunnar Dennis – LHP, L/L, 6′ 3”, 220, Sr., Pearl, Miss. / Pearl (Meridian CC)
  • 34. Landon Waters – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 210, Jr., Grenada, Miss. / Grenada (Meridian CC)
  • 35. Owen Hancock – RHP, R/R, 6′ 5”, 205, Fr., Sylvester, Ga. / Worth County
  • 36. Will Furniss – IF, L/R, 6′ 4”, 240, Jr., Nacogdoches, Texas / Nacogdoches
  • 37. Brett Moseley – OF, L/R, 6′ 3”, 195, Fr., Trussville, Ala. / Trussville
  • 38. Patrick Galle – RHP, R/R, 6′ 2”, 215, So., Biloxi, Miss. / Biloxi
  • 39. Jackson Miller – OF, R/R, 6′ 0”, 195, Fr., Palm Beach, Fla. / Benjamin
  • 40. JP Robertson – RHP, R/R, 6′ 0”, 190, So., Madison, Miss. / Germantown (Pearl River CC)
  • 43. Cole Ketchum – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 210, R-So., West Point, Miss. / Heritage Academy
  • 44. Jake Reigert – RHP, R/R, 6′ 6”, 238, Fr., Cottage Grove, Minn. / East Ridge
  • 45. Mason Nichols – RHP, R/R, 6′ 5”, 220, Sr., Jackson, Miss. / Jackson Prep
  • 47. Sam Tookoian – RHP, L/R, 6′ 5”, 240, Jr., Fresno, Calif. / Buchanan
  • 50. Taylor Rabe – RHP, R/R, 6′ 5”, 200, R-Fr., Greenville, S.C. / Greenville Senior
  • 51. Isaac Humphrey – OF, L/L, 6′ 2”, 215, Sr., Livermore, Ky. / Owensboro (Louisville)
  • 55. Alex Canney – RHP, R/R, 6′ 1”, 230, Sr., Valrico, Fla. / Durant (Tampa)

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)

Ole Miss Baseball Schedule 2025

Here is Ole Miss baseball’s full 2025 schedule:

  • Friday, Feb. 14 – Ole Miss Vs. #21 Arizona – 4:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Saturday, Feb. 15 – Ole Miss Vs. #19 Texas – 8:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Sunday, Feb. 16 – Ole Miss Vs. #15 Clemson – 3:30 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Tuesday, Feb. 18 – Ole Miss Vs. Arkansas State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Feb. 21 – Ole Miss Vs. Eastern Kentucky – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Feb. 22 – Ole Miss Vs. Eastern Kentucky – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Feb. 23 – Ole Miss Vs. Eastern Kentucky – 1:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Feb. 25 – Ole Miss Vs. Southern Miss – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Feb. 28 – Ole Miss Vs. Wright State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 1 – Ole Miss Vs. Wright State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Mar. 2 – Ole Miss Vs. Wright State – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 4 – Ole Miss Vs. Southeastern Louisiana – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Wednesday, Mar. 5 – Ole Miss Vs. Murray State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 7 – Ole Miss Vs. Jacksonville State – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 8 – Ole Miss Vs. Jacksonville State – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Mar. 9 – Ole Miss Vs. Jacksonville State – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 11 – Ole Miss Vs. South Alabama – 5:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, Mar. 14 – Ole Miss Vs. Arkansas – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 15 – Ole Miss Vs. Arkansas – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Mar. 16 – Ole Miss Vs. Arkansas – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 18 – Ole Miss Vs. Southern Miss – 7:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Friday, Mar. 21 – Ole Miss Vs. Missouri – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Mar. 22 – Ole Miss Vs. Missouri – 5:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Sunday, Mar. 23 – Ole Miss Vs. Missouri – 5:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Mar. 25 – Ole Miss Vs. Memphis – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, Mar. 27 – Ole Miss Vs. Florida – 8:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Mar. 28 – Ole Miss Vs. Florida – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Mar. 29 – Ole Miss Vs. Florida – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 1 – Ole Miss Vs. Jackson State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, Apr. 3 – Ole Miss Vs. Kentucky – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, Apr. 4 – Ole Miss Vs. Kentucky – 6:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Apr. 5 – Ole Miss Vs. Kentucky – 2:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 8 – Ole Miss Vs. Memphis – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Wednesday, Apr. 9 – Ole Miss Vs. Alcorn State – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, Apr. 11 – Ole Miss Vs. Tennessee – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Apr. 12 – Ole Miss Vs. Tennessee – 5:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Apr. 13 – Ole Miss Vs. Tennessee – 3:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 15 – Ole Miss Vs. Little Rock – 12:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, Apr. 17 – Ole Miss Vs. South Carolina – 6:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, Apr. 18 – Ole Miss Vs. South Carolina – 7:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, Apr. 19 – Ole Miss Vs. South Carolina – 2:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 22 – Ole Miss Vs. Mississippi State – 7:00 p.m. ET (Neutral)
  • Friday, Apr. 25 – Ole Miss Vs. Vanderbilt – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, Apr. 26 – Ole Miss Vs. Vanderbilt – 6:00 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Sunday, Apr. 27 – Ole Miss Vs. Vanderbilt – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, Apr. 29 – Ole Miss Vs. Austin Peay – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, May 2 – Ole Miss Vs. Oklahoma – 7:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, May 3 – Ole Miss Vs. Oklahoma – 5:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Sunday, May 4 – Ole Miss Vs. Oklahoma – 3:00 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Friday, May 9 – Ole Miss Vs. Mississippi State – 8:30 p.m. ET (Away)
  • Saturday, May 10 – Ole Miss Vs. Mississippi State – TBA (Away)
  • Sunday, May 11 – Ole Miss Vs. Mississippi State – TBA (Away)
  • Tuesday, May 13 – Ole Miss Vs. UT Martin – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Thursday, May 15 – Ole Miss Vs. Auburn – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Friday, May 16 – Ole Miss Vs. Auburn – 7:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Saturday, May 17 – Ole Miss Vs. Auburn – 2:30 p.m. ET (Home)
  • Tuesday, May 20 – Ole Miss Vs. SEC Tournament – TBA (Neutral)

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

Texas Longhorns Baseball Score

Texas baseball will be going up against Ole Miss on Feb. 15 at 8:00 p.m. ET at Shriner’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field. 

How To Watch Ole Miss Baseball Today

Ole Miss vs. Texas at Shriners Children’s College Showdown will be broadcast on FloCollege and the FloSports app. 

FloBaseball Archived Footage

Video footage from the event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloBaseball subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscription.

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