OMAHA, Neb. — The Texas Longhorns, coming off a 7-1 loss to Georgia on Saturday, face the Alabama Crimson Tide in a win-or-go-home College World Series elimination game Monday at Charles Schwab Field. Texas coach Jim Schlossnagle described the previous outing as their worst defensive game, and the Longhorns must win to remain in the tournament. The game, scheduled for 2:00 p.m. ET, features probable starters Zane Adams for Alabama and Ruger Riojas for Texas; sportsbooks listed Texas as the favorite on Sunday. Texas entered the contest with a 45-14 record and a 13-2 all-time advantage over Alabama, while reporters noted Texas struck out 15 times in the opener and that DH Ethan Mendoza appeared to re-injure his right shoulder during play.
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Alabama benefited from entering the elimination game against a Texas team that had just lost 7-1 and recorded 15 strikeouts, improving the Crimson Tide’s immediate chances to advance in the College World Series.
The Texas Longhorns suffered a 7-1 loss to Georgia that placed them in immediate elimination, highlighted by defensive lapses, high strikeout totals and a potential shoulder re-injury to DH Ethan Mendoza.
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Texas battles Alabama in Omaha elimination showdown
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