No. 3 Baseball’s Schlossnagle earns 1,000th profession win in 5-2 victory towards Baylor

HOUSTON — Texas head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle recorded his 1,000^th profession victory on Saturday night time, because the third-ranked Longhorns beat Baylor, 5-2, at Daikin Park.

Schlossnagle grew to become the seventh energetic head coach with 1,000 Division I wins underneath his belt. He can be now the 70^th skipper in NCAA historical past — no matter degree — to achieve the milestone.

Across his 25-year head teaching profession at UNLV (2002-03), TCU (2004-21), Texas A&M (2022-24) and Texas (2025-present), Schlossnagle has totaled a 1,000-469 (.681) mark.

“You have to have an awesome family that’s supportive of you and then you have to be able to work at schools who are committed to winning,” Schlossnagle mentioned. “I’ve been at places that were just doing okay, but then they rewarded success. That’s what happened at UNLV and later at TCU. As we won, we earned more support from the school. Then you end up at places like Texas A&M and Texas, where support is through the roof and you just have to do the work. So, I’ve been really lucky to be at great places and have awesome players, assistant coaches and tremendous support.”

The Longhorns (10-0) raced out to a 5-0 lead over the primary three innings, highlighted by outfielder Anthony Pack Jr. The freshman plated three of Texas’ first 4 tallies, delivering a pair of run-scoring singles in his first two at-bats.

Casey Borba capped off the offensive outburst, laying down a security squeeze so as to add to the Longhorns’ benefit within the third.

Texas’ pitching workers held the Bears (6-4) in examine the remainder of the night, yielding two runs on solely 4 hits.

Right-handed hurler Max Grubbs (2-0) logged the win, tossing 1 2/3 scoreless in reduction of starter Luke Harrison.

Grubbs, righty Michael Winter, left-hander Haiden Leffew, southpaw Ethan Walker and right-hander Thomas Burns (2) mixed to pitch the ultimate 5 2/3 frames with out permitting a run.

With the victory, the Longhorns are one of many last 4 remaining unbeaten groups nationally, alongside No. 4 Mississippi State, New Mexico and USC.

After notching back-to-back wins to open the BRUCE BOLT College Classic, Texas wraps up its weekend towards Ohio State at 2 p.m. on Sunday.