Texas vs Clemson game score: Replay, highlights as Tigers win game 1 of Super Regionals.
In a stunning upset, the Clemson Tigers defeated the Texas Longhorns 7-4 in Game 1 of their NCAA Super Regional series at McCombs Field in Austin. This victory not only marked Clemson’s first-ever Super Regional win but also placed the Longhorns on the brink of elimination, needing to win the next two games to advance to the Women’s College World Series. (Houston Chronicle)
The game was a tale of two teams: Clemson capitalized on Texas’ defensive miscues and timely hitting, while the Longhorns struggled to convert scoring opportunities. Despite amassing 10 hits, Texas left nine runners stranded and committed multiple errors, including a crucial misplay in the third inning that allowed Clemson to take control. (Houston Chronicle)
Clemson’s offense was led by Alex and Maddie Moore, who played pivotal roles in the Tigers’ three-run third inning and four-run sixth inning. Their performances were instrumental in Clemson’s first Super Regional win. (Houston Chronicle)
- Third Inning Surge: Clemson capitalized on a Texas defensive error to score three runs, taking a commanding lead.(Houston Chronicle)
- Sixth Inning Rally: The Tigers added four more runs, with Alex and Maddie Moore delivering clutch hits to extend their lead.(Houston Chronicle)
- Texas’ Missed Opportunities: Despite getting runners on base, the Longhorns failed to execute in critical situations, stranding multiple runners and leaving potential scoring opportunities uncapitalized.(Houston Chronicle)
With the series now at 1-0 in favor of Clemson, Texas faces a must-win situation in Game 2 to force a decisive Game 3. Head coach Mike White emphasized the need for sharper defense and more effective offense to stay alive in the postseason. (Houston Chronicle)
Clemson, riding a hot streak with 20 wins in their last 21 games, will look to complete the upset and secure their first-ever trip to the Women’s College World Series. (Houston Chronicle)
