Post Season - 2009
Last updated: June 25, 2009
Current Texas record: 50-16-1 (regular season info)
Tournaments: Big 12 | Austin Regional | Austin Super Regional | College World Series
Big 12 Tournament
Seedings: #1 - Texas #2 - Oklahoma #3 - Missouri #4 - Kansas State
#5 - Kansas #6 - Texas A&M #7 - Texas Tech #8 - Baylor
Pool 1: Texas (2-1) Pool 2: Oklahoma (1-2)
KSU (2-1) Missouri (2-1)
Kansas (0-3) TAMU (2-1)
Baylor (2-1) Tech (1-2)
Wednesday, May 20
Game 1: Kansas 4 Game 2: Baylor 14 Game 3: TAMU 2 Game 4: Tech 2
KSU 5 Texas 9 Missouri 5 Oklahoma 5
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Thursday, May 21
Game 5: Texas 9 Game 6: KSU 9
Kansas 3 Baylor 4
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Friday, May 22
Game 7: Missouri 2 Game 8: Oklahoma 15
Tech 4 TAMU 17
Saturday, May 23
Game 9: Kansas 4 Game 10: KSU 2 Game 11: Oklahoma 4 Game 12: TAMU 11
Baylor 8 Texas 4 Missouri 5 Tech 4
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Sunday, May 24
Game 13: Missouri 7
Texas 12 - Big 12 Tournament Champ!
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The 2009 Big 12 Conference All-Tournament Team:
- First base: Brandon Belt (Texas)
- Second base: Joey Hainsfuther (Baylor)
- Shortstop: Brandon Loy (Texas)
- Third base: Tony Thompson (Kansas)
- Catcher: J.T. Wise (Oklahoma)
- Outfielders: Ryan Lollis (Missouri), Jamie Johnson (Oklahoma), and Kyle Colligan (Texas A&M)
- Designated hitter: Dustin Dickerson (Baylor)
- Starting pitchers: Chance Ruffin (Texas) and Andrew Doyle (Oklahoma)
- Relief pitcher: Craig Fritsch (Baylor)
- Most outstanding player: Brandon Loy (Texas)
Big 12 Tournament Notes:
- Daily summaries: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5
- The Big 12 Conference tournament splits the field into two pools. Each pool plays a round-robin tournament. The team with the best record in each pool will move on to the Championship Game on Sunday. In the event of tied records, the tie-breaker is based on head-to-head results from the tournament; if more than two teams are tied for the top spot within a bracket, the highest seeded team will advance.
- The 10-run rule is in effect for all games except the Championship Game.
- Game 13 (the Championship Game) will air on FSN.
Austin Regional Tournament
Seedings: #1 - Texas (41-13-1) #2 - Texas State (41-15) #3 - Boston College (33-24) #4 - Army (34-19) Friday, May 29 Game 1: BC 8 Game 2: Army 1 TSTU 7 Texas 3 [post] Saturday, May 30 Game 3: TSTU 4 (x) Game 4: Texas 3 (25 innings) Army 7 BC 2 [post] Sunday, May 31 Game 5: BC 3 (x) Game 6: Army 10 Army 4 Texas 14 - Austin Regional Champ! [post]
The 2009 Austin Regional All-Tournament Team:
- Pitchers: Mike Belfiore (BC) and Austin Wood (Texas)
- Catcher: Cameron Rupp (Texas)
- First base: Preston Clark (Texas)
- Second base: Travis Tucker (Texas)
- Shortstop: Clint Moore (Army)
- Third base: Mickey Wiswall (BC)
- Outfielders: John Spatola (BC), Kevin Keyes (Texas), and Andy Ernesto (Army)
- Designated hitter: Joey Henshaw (Army)
- Most outstanding player: Austin Wood (Texas)
Austin Regional Notes:
- Daily summaries: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3
- Official Austin Regional Tournament site: hosted at TexasSports.com.
- Texas is the #1 National Seed in the 2009 Championship Bracket and earned an automatic bid by winning the Big 12 Conference Tournament. Texas State and Boston College earned at-large bids. Army received an automatic bid by winning the Patriot League Championship. This is the first Regional appearance for Texas State since 2000, the first for Boston College since 1967 (!), and the first for Army since 2005.
- Game 7 is only played if the winner of Game 5 wins Game 6.
- The winner of the Austin Regional will play the winner of the Fort Worth Regional: #1 TCU, #2 Texas A&M, #3 Oregon State, and #4 Wright State.
Austin Super Regional Tournament
Texas (44-13-1) plays host to TCU (39-16) who won the Fort Worth Regional in 3 games. TCU opened their Regional on Friday with a 6-3 win over Wright State. They then beat Oregon State on Saturday (13-1) and Sunday (5-4) to earn their first trip to a Super Regional. Texas and TCU play in a best-of-three tournmanet scheduled as follows:
Saturday, June 6
Game 1: TCU 4
Texas 10
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Sunday, June 7
Game 2: Texas 2
TCU 3
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Monday, June 8
Game 3: TCU 2
Texas 5 - Austin Super Regional Champ!
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Austin Super Regional Notes:
- Official Austin Super Regional Tournament site: hosted at TexasSports.com.
- Game 1 will be televised on ESPNU.
- Game 2 will be televised on ESPN.
- If Game 3 is played, it will start at noon or 6:00 and be televised on ESPN or ESPN2. The start time will be dependent on what happens around the country in other Super Regional action. UPDATE: The Texas/TCU series was the only one on the 1-4-5-8 side of the bracket to go to three games so it was played at 6 and broadcast on ESPN2.
College World Series
The teams do not get re-seeded once they get to the CWS. So, based on original seedings (I've numbered them according to original National Seeding; the 6, 7, and 8 National Seeds did not advance to the CWS), the final 8 teams are broken up into two brackets as follows:
| Bracket 1 | Bracket 2 |
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(2) Cal State Fullerton (3) LSU (6) *Virginia (7) *Arkansas |
(1) Texas (4) North Carolina (5) Arizona State (8) *Southern Miss |
And the "Bracket-play" games played out as follows:
Bracket 1:
Saturday, June 13
Game 1: Arkansas 10 Game 2: Virginia 5
CSF 6 LSU 9
Monday, June 15
Game 5: CSF 5 (x) Game 6: LSU 9
Virginia 7 Arkansas 1
Wednesday, June 17
Game 9: Arkansas 4 (12 inn)
Virginia 3 (x)
Friday, June 19
Game 11: LSU 14 - Bracket 1 Winner
Arkansas 5 (x)
Bracket 2:
Sunday, June 14
Game 3: ASU 5 (10 inn) Game 4: USM 6
NC 2 Texas 7
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Tuesday, June 16
Game 7: NC 11 Game 8: Texas 10
USM 4 (x) ASU 6
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Thursday, June 18
Game 10: NC 5 (x)
ASU 12
Friday, June 19
Game 12: ASU 3 (x)
Texas 4 - Bracket 2 Winner!
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Bracket 1: CSF (0-2) Bracket 2: Texas (3-0)
LSU (3-0) NC (1-2)
Virginia (1-2) ASU (2-2)
Arkansas (2-2) USM (0-2)
Texas and LSU met up in a best-of-three Championship tournament that played out as follows:
Monday, June 22
Game 1: LSU 7 (11 inn.)
Texas 6
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Tuesday, June 23
Game 2: Texas 5
LSU 1
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Monday, June 24
Game 3: LSU 11 - 2009 CWS Champions
Texas 4
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The 2009 CWS All-Tournament Team:
- Catcher: Cameron Rupp (Texas)
- First Base: Dustin Ackley (NC)
- Second Base: DJ LeMahieu (LSU)
- Third Base: Kyle Seager (NC)
- Shortstop: Tyler Cannon (Virginia)
- Outfielders: Kole Calhoun (ASU), Jared Mitchell (LSU), and Ryan Schimpf (LSU)
- Designated Hitter: Russell Moldenhauer (Texas)
- Pitchers: Anthony Renaudo (LSU) and Taylor Jungmann (Texas)
- Most Outstanding Player: Jared Mitchell (LSU)
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