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Five years later, Texas, Bev Kearney agree to settle former track coach’s discrimination lawsuit

Suzanne Halliburton American-Statesman Staff

June 20th, 2018

Former women’s track Bev Kearney and the University of Texas have agreed to settle a lawsuit that claimed the school discriminated against her because of her gender and race when it fired her more than five years ago. Jody Mask, Kearney’s attorney, confirmed on Wednesday to the American-Statesman that the … Read More

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During an achievement-laden season, Kody Clemens takes home Texas’ triple crown

Danny Davis American-Statesman Staff

June 20th, 2018

Throughout the 2018 baseball season, Kody Clemens was the top threat in Texas’ line-up. Clemens closed out his junior year as UT’s leader in batting average (.351), home runs (24) and RBIs (72). Since 1960, only nine Longhorns have won the team’s offensive triple crown: 2018: Kody Clemens (.351 BA, … Read More

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American-Statesman Staff

Bohls: Even in early CWS defeat, we see that David Pierce has brought Texas baseball back

OMAHA, Neb. — Texas’ trip to the College World Series shouldn’t be remembered for the fact that it was one of the first two teams going home. Instead, these Longhorns should be recognized for just getting here at all. That in itself was a monumental achievement for a team whose accomplishments will … Read More

The Dotted Line: Commitment Q&A with three-star defensive end Peter Mpagi

Mike Craven Hookem.com staff

June 20th, 2018

Stay updated on latest Texas Longhorns recruiting news brought to you by Longhorns recruiting beat writer Mike Craven of Hookem.com. The Dotted Line will publish M-F at 10 a.m. each morning to provide Texas fans with an in-depth look at the latest for the Longhorns on the recruiting trail. Read More

Texas’ 36th trip to the College World Series ends as Florida upends the ‘gritty’ Longhorns 6-1

Danny Davis American-Statesman Staff

June 19th, 2018

OMAHA, Neb. — With its season on the brink, Texas went out swinging on Tuesday. The Longhorns, unable to survive 15 strikeouts and a sixth-inning slip-up, saw their season end with a 6-1 loss to top-seeded Florida at TD Ameritrade Park in an elimination game at the College World Series. Read More
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GalleryPHOTOS: Texas falls to Arkansas in 2018 College World Series opener on June 17, 2018