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Mizzou Baseball Drops Game Two Against No. 6 Texas Despite Six-Run Seventh Inning

Texas built a 10-0 lead and finished with 14 hits as Mizzou’s seven-run rally in the seventh fell short.

  • On Friday, the Texas Longhorns clinched the series against the Missouri Tigers with an 11-6 victory at UFCU Disch-Falk Field, handing Missouri its 23rd Southeastern Conference loss.
  • An early 10-0 lead fueled the Longhorns, bolstered by a grand slam from Carson Tinney and a solo home run by Casey Borba, before the Tigers scored six runs in the seventh.
  • Pitcher Luke Harrison allowed just one run over 6 innings before being removed in the seventh, while Texas collected 14 hits and limited Missouri to six.
  • Missouri coach Kerrick Jackson told Tiger Radio postgame, "Can't spot a team 10 runs," as the Tigers attempt to salvage a win before the Southeastern Conference tournament on Tuesday.
  • Saturday's regular-season finale takes place at 2 p.m. in Austin, where the Tigers will look to build momentum before the tournament begins.
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Mizzou baseball drops game two against No. 6 Texas despite six-run seventh inning

Mizzou recovered from a 10-0 deficit early in the game to avoid being run-ruled, but ultimately lost 11-6.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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