Texas against Clemson softball score today: Live updates

Texas softball opens its Austin Super Regional Series against Clemson on Thursday in the McCombs Field. The first pitch for 8 p.m. when the Longhorns (49-10) can win two games against a shabby Clemson-Squad (47-12) (47-12), which is controlled by Stout-Pitching.

But this is a significant case when you consider how the Clemson arms were carried out in Clemson regionally last week. Coach John Rittman and the Tiger roll with some glowing arms in Austin after only allowed three runs in three wins. Reese Basinger received the ACC Pitcher of the Year Award after publishing an 11-2 record and a 3.32-A-in the conference game, while Brooke McCubbin threw a record of 18: 5 and an ERA of 2.54 and seven consecutive goals over northwest and Kentucky.

But the bats of the Longhorns have 35 runs in three games in Austin – most of it from every team that defeated their games in the regional round. As a team, Texas scored in the three games.

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Texas against Clemson softball score updates

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	T
Clemson	0	0	3	X	X	X	X	3
TEXAS	1	0	1	X	X	X	X	2

Mia Scott takes a solo explosion over the wall of the left field, but some sophisticated information defense of the Tigers does nothing else. The difference in this game – next to a run – is the glove plant.

The top of the Clemson orders does his work with hits from Alex Brown and Maddie Moore. Brown then meets an infield that was hit by Freshman Macey Cintron after Texas Shortstop Katie Stewart made her third mistake in four games, and some indecisiveness of Stewart leads to basks that are unloaded with one. Clemson uses a 2-RBI double from newcomer Marian Collins and a mistake in the left field of Kaydee Bennett.

Joley Mitchell hits a leadoff double in the center-right gap, and Texas invites the bases with two outs, but Texas can against Clemson Starter Reese Basinger, who makes Kayden Henry get the final out.

Texas 1b Joley Mitchell is busy with two non-supported Putouts in front of Taylor Pipkins and Kylee Johnson a back-to-back-information singles with two outs. But that's all for the tiger after Katie Stewart made a nice game for the third.

What a sequence for Texas CF Kayden Henry. At first she called up a tight game, but Replay gives her a hit. It then moves on a colorful single on a colorful single on the way home on a worn error. Killing speed; In her days, Henry was a finalist in the state route at the Dickinson High School south of Houston.

The Texas Starter Teagan Kavan Weses the delay and, after this leadoff single from Alex Brown, gets three fast outs about 1 hour and 45 minutes ago.

After a rain delay that lasted about 1 hour and 36 minutes, the game continues at around 9:40 p.m. with Clemson at bat in the first inning. The tigers initially have a runner with an out.

Oh, Oh, we have a lightning delay after a bat (which was a hit by Clemsons Alex Brown). This is an obligatory 30-minute delay.

Texas beating

See Ashton Maloney

2. CF Kayden Henry

3. 3b Mia Scott

4. C Reese Atwood

5. SS Katie Stewart

6. 1b Joley Micthell

7. DP Victoria Hunter

8.2b Leighan Gode

9. RF Kaydee Bennett

Clemson beating

3b Alex Brown
2b Maddie Moore
1b Julia Knowler
Dp macey clintron
C ABY VIEIRA
SS Marian Collins
RF Taylor Pipkin
LF Kylee Johnson
CF Jamison Brockenbrough

Texas Startkrug

Texas coach Mike White will start Ace Teagan Kavan, who has a 23:4 record, an ERA of 2.48 and 200 strike outs with 43 walks in 161 Inning. She shone in her last start on Sunday and allowed six goals to the Complete Game Shutout against Central Florida in the last game of the NCAA tournament Austin Regionals.

Clemson Start Krug

Clemson will start Reese Basinger, the ACC pitcher of the year, which achieved an 11: 2 record and a 3.32 ERA in the conference game. Overall, it offers a 17-5 record and an ERA of 2.81 with 121 strikes and 43 walks in 169.1 Innerings.

When does Texas softball play Clemson today?

Time: 8 p.m. CT
Date: May 22nd
Location: McCombs field in Austin

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