Texas vs Missouri game score: Live updates, highlights as Big 12 rivalry resumes in SEC
Two former foes from the Big 12 will reunite when Texas baseball visits the Missouri campus this weekend for an SEC series.
Texas owns a 34-29 lead in its all-time series against Missouri. But since Missouri left the Big 12 following the 2012 season, the two teams have just played twice. The Longhorns were beaten by the Tigers in early-season showcases in 2020 and 2023.
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End 6: Texas 15, Missouri 4
Texas has homered five times tonight and opened up a big lead in Columbia. Two of those home runs belong to outfielder Will Gasparino, a sophomore who had never before recorded a multi-homer game. The five homers tie a season-high total for the Longhorns.
Texas starting pitcher Jared Spencer allowed five hits and four runs over 5 ⅔ innings. He struck out four batters and walked three.
Mid 3: Texas 9, Missouri 0
After Kimble Schuessler added to the Texas lead with a solo homer in the second inning, the Longhorns have blown this game open in the third frame. During a seven-run inning, UT outfielder Max Belyeu twice drove in runs. He hit a two-run homer and later drew a bases-loaded walk.
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Will Gasparino (two-run single) and Tommy Farmer IV (RBI single) also got in on the fun. Texas also scored on a Missouri error.
Missouri is still looking for its first hit.
Mid 1: Texas 1, Missouri 0
Texas has struck first with Jalin Flores' sixth homer of the season. Flores also homered against Sam Houston on Tuesday..
Texas Longhorns pitcher Jared Spencer (12) steps up to the mound to pitch during the game against LSU at UFCU Disch-Falk Field on Friday, March. 21, 2025.
Texas vs. Missouri starting lineups
Texas starting lineup
2B Ethan Mendoza
RF Max Belyeu
SS Jalin Flores
C Rylan Galvan
DH Adrian Rodriguez
1B Kimble Schuessler
CF Will Gasparino
3B Casey Borba
LF Tommy Farmer IV
Missouri starting lineup
DH Gehrig Goldbeck
SS Jackson Lovich
1B Mateo Serna
3B Keegan Knutson
LF Tyler Macon
RF Pierre Seals
CF Kaden Peer
C Jedier Hernandez
2B Trey Lawrence
On the mound, Texas LHP Jared Spencer (2-1, 3.13 ERA) will be opposed by Missouri LHP Ian Lohse (0-3, 6.18).
What time does Texas baseball play Missouri?
Time: 6 p.m.
Date : March 28
Location: Taylor Stadium (Columbia, Mo.)
How to watch Texas baseball vs Missouri
TV: SEC Network+
Radio: The Longhorn Radio Network
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