The Longhorns look to start their journey to Omaha with a win over the Ragin' Cajuns.
Every team that wants to make it to the College World Series in Omaha begins their journey in a regional somewhere across the country. For. Winning will be much easier said than done, and will heavily depend on which version of the Longhorns show up for postseason play.
At times this season, the Longhorns looked like a team capable of making a deep postseason run, flexing a potent offense and a pitching staff that can shut down whoever steps up to the plate. However, other times they have looked like a team that is primed to sport a disappointing 0-2 showing in their regional.
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