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No. 1 seed Texas falls flat against No. 8 seed West Virginia in 5-1 loss Share this story Texas baseball The No. 1 seed Texas Longhorns got off to a rough start in the Big 12 Tournament on Wednesday in Oklahoma City, falling to the No. 8 seed West Virginia Mountaineers 5-1 to set up an elimination game at 12:30 p.m. Central on ESPNU. Texas will face the loser of No. 4 seed Oklahoma State and No. 5 seed Oklahoma. Facing West Virginia’s No. 1 starter Jackson Wolf for the second time in less than a week, Texas only managed five hits and five walks as Wolf struck out seven and pitched the first...

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Texas rematch on deck for WVU at the Big 12 tournament By West Virginia's Kevin Brophy rounds third base (Photo by Teran Malone) (Randy Mazey MetroNews Talkline interview) MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — With the ‘win or go home’ portion of the Big 12 tournament behind them, the WVU baseball team has entered the double elimination bracket in Oklahoma City. No. 1 seed Texas (40-13) awaits the Mountaineers (24-25) Wednesday afternoon. First pitch at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is set for 5 p.m. The No. 8 seed Mountaineers rallied from a five-run deficit to defeat Kansas in Tuesday’s play-in game...

Manoah goes to the show, WVU heads to the Big 12 tourney By WVU head coach Randy Mazey looks on. (Story by Taylor Kennedy) MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The No. 8 seed West Virginia Mountaineers are less than 24 hours away from opening Big 12 Tournament play against No. 9 seed Kansas. The Mountaineers and Jayhawks will be playing a single-elimination game. The winner will take on No. 1 seed Texas Longhorns. Mazey was a guest on the Tuesday night edition of MetroNews Citynet Statewide Sportsline. “If we can capture that game [Texas] one magic, we can capture the game one magic of Kansas State, th...

Housing and Development Newsletter McLean’s goal came seven minutes after Santa Barbara nearly took the lead on a brilliantly taken free kick by Seba Alvarez from 20 yards straight out. Alvarez’s blast cleared the wall, clanged the underside of the cross bar, bounced off the ground, hit the bar again and dropped into the arms of San Marcos goalie Sam Friedman. In a video from a cellphone, it appeared the ball cleared the goal line. But it was such a bang-bang play that the assistant referee couldn’t make a call.  “It’s unlucky,” said Alcaraz. “That’s part of the game. We’re...