WCWS weather updates: Texas-Texas Tech softball finals Game 2 delayed by weather
WCWS weather updates: Texas-Texas Tech softball finals Game 2 delayed by weather
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Why Texas Tech, Texas will win 2025 WCWS
It's a Lone Star State Women's College World Series this year, and reporter Jenni Carlson breaks down one reason Texas Tech will win and one reason Texas will win the WCWS.
Texas softball finds itself on the brink of history at the Women's College World Series, as the Longhorns are one win away from winning their first national championship title.
Mother Nature, however, has inserted herself into those potential celebration plans.
According to the NCAA, Thursday's Game 2 of the WCWS finals between Texas and Texas Tech at Devon Park will be delayed from its 8 p.m. ET first pitch due to inclement weather in the Oklahoma City area.
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Here's the latest weather updates for Texas vs Texas Tech at the WCWS on Thursday:
WCWS weather updates: Latest on Texas-Texas Tech Game 2
This section will be updated. All times Eastern.
6:20 p.m. ET: The NCAA announced X (formerly Twitter) that the championship game will start in a delay due to weather in the area. First pitch is now tentatively scheduled for 8:45 p.m. ET.
First pitch of #WCWS Finals Game 2 will be delayed due to weather. ⛈️#WCWS pic.twitter.com/BptdHjJpK1 — NCAA Softball (@NCAASoftball) June 5, 2025
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