Caleb Yum

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Women's College World Series: Who does Texas softball play next? Oklahoma or Texas TechCaleb Yum, Austin American-Statesman |  Hearst - Austin TransitionOklahoma and Texas Tech face off at 6:30 p.m. CT Monday for the right to play in the final. The Red Raiders only need one win, having advanced through the winner's bracket. Meanwhile, the OU will have to beat Texas Tech twice for a shot to defend their crown for a fifth time.

4 days ago | statesman.com | Caleb Yum

Weiss High School hired Prosper offensive coordinator Malcom Hill Monday as its new football head coach. A Dallas-Fort Worth native, he played four years at Rice University as a cornerback. Hill replaces Vernon Hughes, who left Weiss to take the head role at Mesquite Horn. Hughes went 17-5 in two seasons as the head coach at Weiss with two playoff losses and no wins. In the 2024-25 season, he led the team to an 8-3 record but lost to Angleton in the first round.

5 days ago | statesman.com | Caleb Yum

Reaction to Texas baseball's elimination from NCAA Tournament by UTSA: 'Cancun in 3' Caleb YumAustin American-StatesmanThe Longhorns lost to the Roadrunners 9-7 Saturday, but things were more lopsided in the rematch. Despite earning seven hits, Texas stranded nine base runners while UTSA came up with timely hits on multiple occasions. UT's first few pitchers proved ineffective, giving up seven hits and seven runs to put the team in an early hole.

5 days ago | statesman.com | Caleb Yum

Texas baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle left Texas A&M and College Station at the end of last season. But despite his departure, sometimes it's hard to break habits. During Texas' game against Kansas State on Saturday, Schlossnagle answered questions from ESPN broadcasters. After they thanked him for his time, the coach fumbled into a phrase that sounded like "Gig'em" before catching himself and saying the customary "Hook'em" instead.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Caleb Yum

Texas baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle left Texas A&M and College Station at the end of last season. But despite his departure, sometimes it's hard to break habits. During Texas' game against Kansas State on Saturday, Schlossnagle answered questions from ESPN broadcasters. After they thanked him for his time, the coach fumbled into a phrase that sounded like "Gig'em" before catching himself and saying the customary "Hook'em" instead.