After not getting the job done against Georgia this past weekend, the Texas baseball team will get another shot with its season on the line.

On Tuesday night at Charles Schwab Field, Texas (46-14) and Georgia (52-13) are set to meet in an elimination game at the College World Series. This SEC showdown comes three days after Georgia recorded a 7-1 win over Texas in both team’s opener in Omaha.

Tuesday’s winner must then beat Oklahoma (40-22) twice in order to advance to the College World Series championship series. The loser of Tuesday’s game won’t play again until the 2027 season.

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Georgia’s first hit of the evening was a big one. Tre Phelps’ double to left field with two outs in the fifth inning brought home Brennan Hudson, who had reached base on a leadoff walk. 

After getting two groundouts and his eighth strikeout of the game, Dylan Vigue has retired seven straight batters. Texas has gotten one runner on base in the last three innings.

Georgia mounted its biggest threat of the evening in the fourth inning, but Luke Harrison stranded two runners on base with his 10th strikeout of the game. Through four innings, Harrison has already tied his career-high strikeout total while allowing no hits.

Georgia pitcher Dylan Vigue retired the top of the Texas lineup in order during the third inning. Like Texas pitcher Luke Harrison in the top of the third inning, Vigue struck out the side in the bottom half. 

Georgia had a reliever warming up in its bullpen during the first inning, but Vigue has since settled down. Through three innings, he has allowed two hits and a walk while striking out seven batters.

Luke Harrison struck out seven of the first nine batters he faced tonight, and he just ended the third inning with his eighth strikeout. A fifth-year left-hander, Harrison’s career-high of 10 strikeouts was set against Alabama on April 19.

Texas has gotten a hit in each of today’s first two innings, but those singles haven’t led to any runs. For the second straight inning, Georgia’s Dylan Vigue struck out a Longhorns to end the frame and strand at least one runner.

Through two innings, Georgia has not yet produced a hit. The Bulldogs have struck out five times against Luke Harrison.

During the second inning, UT did lose one of its two challenges. Texas coach Jim Schlossnagle challenged a ruling that Georgia designated hitter Mike O’Shaughnessy had been hit by a pitch, but a review upheld that call.

Texas got two runners aboard in the first inning, but the Longhorns were unable to produce any runs out of that scoring opportunity. A Dylan Vigue strikeout of Ethan Mendoza stranded a runner on third base.

Texas pitcher Luke Harrison got off to a good start at Charles Schwab Field as he struck out the side on 12 pitches in the first inning. Georgia entered today averaging eight strikeouts per game.

Where: Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb.

RHP Dylan Vigue (4-1, 4.73 ERA)