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It's interesting the 2 transfers Texas added both have 3 years of eligibility left. If you know OU is going to win the national title maybe this is the right strategy. Build for the future instead of 1 year rentals.

Maybe it will still happen but I was expecting more transfers based on playing time from last season. I thought Texas might be in danger of losing Mya Holmes and Ashton Maloney based on playing time. That probably played some role with transfers. Do you want to run off two highly ranked recruits for 1 year rentals in a season where you aren't going to win a national title? 

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True but I thought UCLA had the 2nd best roster last year. 

I view it as OU way ahead of everyone, then UCLA slightly ahead of some other teams, and then a group of other teams. 

And they have the second best roster again.  They matched OU at 2 positions (Perez-Lee and Yanez-Storako).  The difference is Sanders.  Which means jack shit, because it's just Alo -> Sanders.

OU will win it again and UCLA will likely be their opponent unless they have another WCWS clunker by starting off in the loser's bracket again.  Hopefully courtesy of us, again. 

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Long-time coach retires -- Carol Hutchins

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Longtime associate head coach Bonnie Tholl will succeed Carol Hutchins as head coach of the Michigan softball program, the school announced in a release Wednesday afternoon. She is the fourth head coach in program history. 

Tholl, a former Michigan shortstop, is entering her 30th season as a member of the Wolverines’ coaching staff. Tholl has spent the last 20 years as associate head coach, while also acting as the program’s recruiting coordinator. 

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This has seemingly become the new thing. These old coaches ride out the summer and wait for fall season to kick off, and then announce their retirement. It allows them to somewhat control the narrative on the replacement. Same thing happened at Illinois State. 

Also a good way to screw over athletes from leaving.  Hard to find a landing spot / money in August when the new transfers/freshman come in, money is allocated, playing time is/was promised, etc.  Basically stuck with new coach for a year before you can get into the portal, unless you can figure out how to graduate and transfer mid-year.

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On 9/6/2022 at 9:19 AM, FloridaHorn said:

This has seemingly become the new thing. These old coaches ride out the summer and wait for fall season to kick off, and then announce their retirement. It allows them to somewhat control the narrative on the replacement. Same thing happened at Illinois State. 

The AD knows and helps prep friendlies so that they do not catch heat for the handoff. Kids are pressured to not disrupt the program. 

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Not sure if Fall practice has started.  Fall schedule should be released soon.   Spring Schedule was released first week of December last year.   Looking at other schedules for Fall,  will play McLennan 24 Sep,  Texas St 9 Oct.

 

More on Gasso's salary.

 

Gasso’s base salary, to be paid by the university, is $300,000, up from $280,000. Her new deal also includes $825,000 a year from private funds (up $130,000 and increasing every year by $50,000), an annual stay bonus of $200,000 (paid each February 1) and a supplemental retirement fund of $300,000. She also gets a $150,000 performance bonus if the Sooners win the national championship.

https://www.si.com/college/oklahoma/softball/ou-board-of-regents-approve-massive-raise-for-oklahoma-coach-patty-gasso

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2022 Texas Softball Fall Schedule (all games at McCombs Field)

Sat., Sept. 24   McLennan Community College          2 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Fri., Sept. 30    St. Mary's                                            6 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Sun., Oct. 9     Texas State                                         4 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Fri., Oct. 21     Odessa College                                  6 p.m. CT (10 innings – LONGHORN NETWORK)                       

 

 

Joining the Burnt Orange & White from the transfer portal are former Arizona State sophomore right-handed pitcher Mac Morgan (18-3 overall record in 2022, 2.82 ERA, 22 starts, seven complete games, two solo shutouts and 75 strikeouts, 119 innings, .248 opponent batting average) and former LSU sophomore utility player Baylea Brandon (.280 batting average in 2022, three doubles, two HR's, 10 RBIs, .973 OPS).

Freshman signees include (Position(s)/Hometown/High School/Travel Ball): Reese Atwood (C/1B/Sandia, Texas/Tuloso Midway High School/Hotshots Premier), Leighann Goode (SS/2B/San Antonio, Texas/Sandra Day O'Connor High School/Bombers Gold Smith), Citlaly Gutierrez (RHP/Stamford, Texas/Stamford High School/Bombers Gold Smith), Maddie Pomykalski (UTL/Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln Way East High School/West Bay Warriors) and Viviana Martinez (SS/2B/Tolleson, Ariz./Tolleson Union High School/AZ Storm National-Mathis)

Softball releases its 2022 fall schedule - University of Texas Athletics (texassports.com)

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https://texassports.com/sports/softball/roster

'23 roster.   Hailey Dolcini will be a grad asst.  

 

Article about McClennan game.    Pitchers in order of appearance,  Czech, Simpson, Hulon, Morgan, Gutierrez, Day

 

AUSTIN, Texas – On Saturday afternoon at Red & Charline McCombs Field, Texas softball christened its 2022 fall season by banging out 24 hits, including 11 of the extra-base variety, and six pitchers combined on a four-hit shutout as the Longhorns rolled past McLennan Community College over 12 innings of action, 22-0.

Major Players

Sophomore transfer utility player Baylea Brandon (2-for-3, sac fly, double, five RBIs); freshman infielder Viviana Martinez (2-for-4, double, three-run HR, four RBIs); junior shortstop Alyssa Washington (3-for-6, sac fly, double, two RBIs); junior utility player Courtney Day (1-for-3, sac fly, double, two RBIs), sophomore third baseman Mia Scott (2-for-3, two walks, four runs scored, triple, RBI); redshirt freshman outfielder Ashton Maloney (3-for-6, three runs, two steals); junior designated player Jordyn Whitaker (2-for-5, double, two RBIs)

The Details

After a quick one-two-three first inning behind UT junior left-handed pitcher Estelle Czech, the Longhorns offense got right to work. Maloney kick-started the outburst by driving a leadoff single to left and quickly swiping second. With two in scoring position following a Scott base knock up the middle, a sacrifice fly from Brandon and a Day RBI double to left boosted UT in front, 2-0.

A walk and a hit batter got McLennan CC in business against Czech during the top of the second. After a grounder moved the runners up 60 feet to second and third, Brandon and senior outfielder Lou Gilbert made consecutive grabs to leave the pair stranded on the base paths.

Gilbert kicked-off Texas' second by beating out an infield single and advancing to second on an error. That set the stage for a Whitaker RBI as the Jacksonville, Texas, product hit a run-scoring two-bagger to center for a 3-0 advantage. Following a Maloney single up the middle and a Scott walk, Brandon laced a two-RBI single to center to make it 5-0.

Sophomore pitcher Sophia Simpson entered the circle for the Burnt Orange & White starting the third and struck out three Highlanders over two strong innings of work.

Texas added three runs in both the fourth and fifth innings to stretch its advantage to a commanding 11-0. The effort was keyed in the fourth by a Brandon RBI single and consecutive sac flies from Day and Washington, while a Camille Corona RBI knock to left and pair of run-scoring groundouts highlighted the fifth.

Facing UT junior reliever Logan Hulon in the top of the fifth, McLennan CC got two runners into scoring position courtesy of a walk, a passed ball, a single and a steal. A pitch got away behind the plate, but freshman catcher Katie Cimusz raced back to recover the ball and tossed to Hulon for the tag to preserve the shutout.

Following a quiet sixth and a commanding top of the seventh inning of work from sophomore transfer reliever Mac Morgan, Texas' offense got back to work in the bottom of the frame. Scott did all the work herself by launching a one-out triple to left center before racing home on an errant pick-off attempt.

With Texas already up 12-0 in the bottom of the eighth, freshman infielder Leighann Goode lifted the Longhorns offensive output to an even baker's dozen. The San Antonio, Texas, native started her efforts by launching a one-out double to right. She soon demonstrated her impressive speed on the base paths by hustling all the way around from second to score on a passed ball and boost the lead to 13-0.

UT freshman hurler Citlaly Gutierrez took over in the circle and kept McLennan CC off the scoreboard by posting a combined two K's over a quiet ninth and 10th inning.

In the bottom of the 10th after a Mya Holmes double to right center and a Vanessa Quiroga walk, Martinez stepped to the plate with two down and launched a three-run HR to right to make it 16-0.

From there, Texas got two solid innings of relief work from Day and added a six-spot to the scoreboard in the bottom of the 11th to finalize its 22-0 score line. Holmes (sac fly), freshman utility player Maddie Pomykalski (double), Martinez (double), Washington (single) and Whitaker (single) all recorded single RBIs during the outburst.

2022 Texas Softball Fall Schedule (all games at McCombs Field)

Sat., Sept. 24   McLennan Community College          TEXAS, 22-0 (12 inn.)

Fri., Sept. 30    St. Mary's                                            6 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Sun., Oct. 9     Texas State                                         4 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Fri., Oct. 21     Odessa College                                  6 p.m. CT (10 innings – LONGHORN NETWORK)

https://texassports.com/news/2022/9/24/softball-opens-fall-season-by-topping-mclennan-cc-22-0-12-inn.aspx

 

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8-1 over St Mary's last night.   Morgan started,  Goode started at SS.   2-1 till the 9th.   Good challenge,  St Mary's has a solid DII program.

Texas St on the 9th will also be a good barometer.     Check TexasSoftball on twitter for a good replay.

 

AUSTIN, Texas – On Friday night at Red & Charline McCombs Field, Texas softball improved its fall record to a perfect 2-0 by registering 16 combined hits while downing St. Mary's, 8-1 (10 inn.).

Major Players

Freshman infielder Leighann Goode (3-for-6, run, double, RBI); sophomore transfer utility player Baylea Brandon (3-for-4, double, RBI); sophomore utility player Vanessa Quiroga (2-for-3, two runs, double, two RBIs); redshirt freshman outfielder Ashton Maloney (2-for-5, three runs, walk, double); junior utility player Courtney Day (1-for-2, walk, RBI); junior infielder Camille Corona (1-for-2, run, RBI); freshman utility player Maddie Pomykalski (1-for-2, RBI); junior designated player Jordyn Whitaker (1-for-3, RBI)

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After Texas left two stranded in the bottom of the first on a Brandon double to center and a Courtney Day walk, St. Mary's threatened by loading the bases against Longhorns sophomore transfer pitcher Mac Morgan in the second. The Creighton, Mo., native wasted little time battling her way out of the tough early jam, however, by registering two big strikeouts to leave the bags packed.

The Rattlers eventually grabbed the lead against sophomore reliever Sophia Simpson during the top of the third as free passes and a Texas defensive miscue combined to grant St. Mary's a 1-0 advantage.

The Burnt Orange & White answered right back in the bottom of the third to deadlock the contest at 1-1. Sophomore outfielder Mya Holmes kicked things off by drawing a leadoff walk. After Lou Gilbert fielder's choice, Goode stepped to the plate and launched a two-out, run-scoring double to center.

A combination of Simpson, junior relievers Logan Hulon and Estelle Czech and freshman hurler Citlaly Gutierrez combined to quiet St. Mary's bats from adding any more runs to the board the rest of the way.

With Maloney standing in scoring position, after a leadoff walk and a Corona sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the seventh, Pomykalski delivered a clutch single to center for a RBI to push Texas back in front, 2-1.

Texas' offense finally erupted to take control of the game in the bottom of the ninth, plating four runs on six hits to boost its lead to 6-1. A Maloney leadoff double to left and RBI singles from Corona, Quiroga, Whitaker and Brandon combined to do the major damage for the Horns.

UT finalized its offensive output at eight tallies during the bottom of the 10th on the strength of a Quiroga RBI double to left and Day's RBI base knock to center.

2022 Texas Softball Fall Schedule (all games at McCombs Field)

Sat., Sept. 24   McLennan Community College          TEXAS, 22-0 (12 inn.)

Fri., Sept. 30    St. Mary's                                            TEXAS, 8-1 (10 inn.)

Sun., Oct. 9     Texas State                                         4 p.m. CT (10 innings)

Fri., Oct. 21     Odessa College                                  6 p.m. CT (10 innings – LONGHORN NETWORK)

https://texassports.com/news/2022/10/1/softball-knocks-off-st-marys-in-fall-action-8-1-10-inn.aspx

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I'm wanting to tale my daughter and some of her teammates to the Sunday game vs Texas St. Does it cost to get tickets?

Unless they have changed,  free admission.   Can veryify by calling ticket office, 512-471-3333.  Not sure about parking,   some street parking will be available.

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Lost to Texas State 8-7. We were down 8-2 and scored 5 unanswered but not enough. Brandon and Day hit HRs. Unsure who pitched when they scored 8 runs, as SS started and gave up no runs before Czech took over. Unsure who pitched after that 

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21 -1 final.

Speed, athleticism, small ball.

No errors.

Gutierrez needs experience but will contribute. Not shy,  attacks the hitter.

Lot of talent.   Keeping ‘em all happy with PT may be a challenge.  Need to find a leader in the infield like Janae,  Bella has the outfield.

 

 

 

 

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11.09.2022 | Softball

Softball signs six players in nation’s No. 4-ranked recruiting class

Brown, Henry, Hunter, Kavan, Stewart & Wallace all sign NLI’s to bolster the Longhorns program

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AUSTIN, Texas – Head softball coach Mike White and the University of Texas softball program announced on Wednesday the signing of six student-athletes to National Letters of Intent (NLI) for the 2023-24 academic school year.

Signees include (Position(s)/Hometown/High School/Travel Ball): Ryan Brown (IF/Thompson's Station, Tenn./Independence High School/Top Gun 18U National), Kayden Henry (OF/Texas City, Texas/Dickinson High School/Bombers HTX Gold-Smith), Victoria Hunter (IF/Houston, Texas/St. Pius X High School/Impact Gold Jackson), Teagan Kavan (P/West Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling Catholic High School/Iowa Premier Fastpitch), Katie Stewart (C/IF/Frankfort, Illinois/Lincoln-Way East High School/Lady Dukes 18U Lamar/Burgess & Extreme Elite 18U National) and Adayah Wallace (OF/Plano, Texas/Plano West Senior High School/ Lady Dukes 18U Lamar/Burgess)

Overall, the 2023 Texas signing class was rated No. 4 in the nation by Extra Inning Softball. All six signees were also listed among Extra Inning Softball's 2023 Extra Elite 100 recruiting rankings (with four of those highlighted in the national top 12): Henry (No. 5), Stewart (No. 9), Kavan (No. 11), Hunter (No. 12), Brown (No. 51) and Wallace (No. 99). According to Perfect Game's Class of 2023 softball recruiting rankings, Henry (No. 3), Kavan (No. 5), Brown (No. 21) and Stewart (No. 40) all rated in the national top 40.

"We are very excited to welcome in an outstanding 2023 Texas softball signing class," White said. "I certainly feel that this is one of the best incoming classes in the nation, and it will truly cover all major areas of need with pitching, power, speed and defense."

Texas Softball Signing Class

Ryan Brown

Position: IF

Hometown: Thompson's Station, Tenn.

High School: Independence H.S.

Travel Ball: Top Gun 18U National

A native of Thompson's Station, Tenn., Brown is rated at No. 21 in the Perfect Game Top 50 Class of 2023 recruit rankings and No. 51 overall (tie) according to Extra Inning Softball's Extra Elite 100. A two-sport athlete at Independence H.S. in both softball and basketball, Brown earned both 2022 All-District 12-4A and District Softball Offensive Player of the Year honors and was a finalist for Wilco Softball Player of the Year following a junior season that saw her hit a remarkable .627 overall (42-for-67) with 29 runs scored, 12 doubles, three triples, seven HR's and 27 RBIs, while owning a 1.922 OPS. As a sophomore, Brown hit at a .402 (33-for-82) clip with 21 runs scored, 17 extra-base hits, including six HR's, and 19 RBIs. With her club program Top Gun 18U National, she has been selected as a Premier Girls Fastpitch (PGF) All-Region nominee and previously hit .400 overall for the 16U squad back in 2020.

Coach White on Ryan Brown: "Ryan carries a physical presence at the plate, and along with her leadership qualities, is an exciting player to add to our program. The Texas fans will love to watch her play at UT."

Kayden Henry

Position: OF

Hometown: Texas City, Texas

High School: Dickinson H.S.

Travel Ball: Bombers HTX Gold-Smith

Listed at No. 3 overall in Perfect Game's Top 50 Class of 2023 recruit rankings and No. 5 (tie) in Extra Inning Softball's 2023 Extra Elite 100, Henry has been a multi-sport star in softball and track & field at Dickinson H.S. A product of Texas City, Texas, she's both a two-time All-District 24-6A (2021, 2022) and all-county selection on the softball diamond. During her most recent campaign as a junior in 2022, Henry batted .444 overall with 21 runs scored, 28 hits, 31 stolen bases, a 493 on-base percentage and a 1.176 OPS. As a sophomore she hit .500 with 36 runs, 40 hits, 23 steals, eight triples and 17 RBIs, while as a freshman Henry posted a .521 batting mark with 35 runs, 38 hits, 17 steals, 10 triples and a 1.491 OPS. For her club program, Bombers HTX Gold-Smith, she has registered batting averages of .474 (2020-21), .463 (2021-22) and .655 (2022) while helping power her squad to a pair of Colorado Sparkler titles (2019, 2021) a Kansas City World Fastpitch crown (2019) and Alliance Fastpitch (2021, 2022), Colorado Sparkler (2022) and USA Softball All-American (2017) runner-up finishes. Henry was named the 2022 Super Cup Most Valuable Player (also All-Tournament First Team) and to the 2022 Alliance Fastpitch All-Tournament First Team. On the track, she's been a two-time regional qualifier with personal records of 11.7 in the 100m and 24.3 in the 200m dashes.

Coach White on Kayden Henry: "Kayden is an electric player in the mold of Janae Jefferson and Mia Scott. She is truly dynamic on the field and will thrill Texas fans with her plays both offensively and defensively."

Victoria Hunter

Position: IF

Hometown: Houston, Texas

High School: St. Pius X H.S.

Travel Ball: Impact Gold Jackson

Ranked in a tie for No. 12 overall according to Extra Inning Softball's 2023 Extra Elite 100, Hunter has demonstrated impressive power throughout her standout career at St. Pius X H.S. The Houston, Texas, native has been decorated as a three-time all-state (2020, 2021, 2022) and All-District 4 First Team selection, a player of the year and member of the 2022 All-VYPE Private School Team, first-team All-Greater Houston and a Lone Star Preps Top Texas Infielder and an Extra Inning Softball National High School Player of the Week Runner-Up (May 3, 2022). During her career, Hunter has posted batting averages of .444 (2020), .648 (2021) and .618 (2022), while totaling 114 combined hits, including 32 doubles, 10 triples and 32 HR's, to go along with 119 career RBIs. During her most recent campaign in 2022, she hit .618 overall with 15 doubles, four triples, 12 HR's and 35 RBIs. For her club team Impact Gold Jackson, Hunter helped her team to a RBI World Series title and was previously named a 12U USA Softball All-American. Off the field, she's demonstrated her abilities in the classroom by earning three Academic All-State First Team selections (2020, 2021, 2022).

Coach White on Victoria Hunter: "Victoria is a confident player that possesses a big bat and will drive the ball to all fields. She is another student-athlete who will post big numbers during her time on the Forty Acres."

Teagan Kavan

Position: P

Hometown: West Des Moines, Iowa

High School: Dowling Catholic H.S.

Travel Ball: Iowa Premier Fastpitch

While playing club softball exclusively for Iowa Premier Fastpitch (does not play high school softball), Kavan earned a No. 5 national listing as part of Perfect Game's Top 50 Class of 2023 and a No. 11 (tie) ranking according to the most recent release of Extra Inning Softball's 2023 Extra Elite 100. The 6-0 right-handed pitcher has posted remarkable club career pitching totals of 1,444 strikeouts over 772.2 innings pitched to go along with 45 shutouts and six no-hitters. Kavan was named to the 2022 Alliance Super Cup All-Tournament Team, to the 2021 Colorado Sparkler Future All-Star Game and was the MVP of both the 2020 16U Top Club Invitational and the 2020 Worlds Fastpitch Championship. During the 2022 spring/summer club season, she struck out 251 batters over 128 innings with a 1.40 ERA, 14 shutouts and two no-hitters. Kavan has also proven to be prolific offensively, registering over 100 combined hits with 127 career RBIs. Internationally, she was the youngest of 32 athletes invited to try out for the 2021 USA Softball U19 Women's National Team.

Coach White on Teagan Kavan: "Teagan is a future ace for this program with her excellent movement, speed and change of pace from the circle. She has that rare combination of possessing all the necessary pitches in her arsenal to combat hitters at this level."

Katie Stewart

Position: C/IF

Hometown: Frankfort, Illinois

High School: Lincoln-Way East H.S.

Travel Ball: Lady Dukes 18U Lamar/Burgess & Extreme Elite 18U National

A product of Lincoln-Way H.S. in Frankfort, Illinois, Stewart was listed in a tie for No. 9 according to the Extra Inning Softball 2023 Extra Elite 100 and No. 40 in Perfect Game's Top 50 Class of 2023 recruit rankings. A multi-time all-state, All-Southwest Suburban Blue Conference and all-area selection, Stewart is coming off a junior interscholastic campaign that saw her bat .500 overall with 46 hits, 10 steals, nine doubles, two triples, 15 HR's and 41 RBIs. Over her club career, she has been named to the Colorado Sparkler Future Stars Game, a Premier Girls Fastpitch (PGF) Futures All-American and was selected to the 2019 PGF Platinum All-Tournament Team after helping her squad to a runner-up finish. During her most recent season with Extreme Elite 18U National during the summer of 2022, Stewart hit at a .473 clip with 52 hits, 23 extra-base hits, including 15 HR's, and 44 RBIs.

Coach White on Katie Stewart: "Katie is a five-tool athlete capable of playing multiple positions and possesses the power to provide Texas fans with many home runs during her career at the University of Texas."

Adayah Wallace

Position: OF

Hometown: Plano, Texas

High School: Plano West Senior H.S.

Travel Ball: Lady Dukes 18U Lamar/Burgess

A native of Plano, Texas, Wallace was listed at No. 99 overall in the most recent release of the Extra Inning Softball 2023 Extra Elite 100 player rankings. A two-time All-District 6-6A selection (2021, 2022), she was selected to both the 2022 Star Local Media All-Area Softball First Team and the 2022 DFW FP All-Metroplex Second Team after hitting .451 overall with a .495 on-base percentage, 41 hits, 36 runs, 44 stolen bases and 15 RBIs. During her sophomore campaign, Wallace batted at a .321 clip with 25 hits, 22 runs and 25 steals. Also a 2018 participant in the AAU Junior Olympic Games, she has played club softball during her career for the Lady Dukes 18U Lamar/Burgess.

Coach White on Adayah Wallace: "Adayah will be a force on the base paths for the Longhorns. She will also be a defensive specialist, adding to our overall depth during her first year, while her warm personality will contribute to our clubhouse strength."

 

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Any idea when the 2023 schedule comes out and when tickets will be available?

iirc,  schedule has been released early December.      Ticket info seems to be later this year,  may want to call ticket office 512-471-3333.

Look forward to your game photos (was you, if not mistaken ?)

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iirc,  schedule has been released early December.      Ticket info seems to be later this year,  may want to call ticket office 512-471-3333.

Look forward to your game photos (was you, if not mistaken ?)

Thanks for the info, I'll give them a call. Would like to get my daughter some tickets for a high profile series for Christmas. I posted a couple from an LSU game and several from the WCWS. Hoping to see them in OKC again!

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