Texas softball announced its upcoming SEC schedule earlier today. Altogether, the Longhorns will see 24 matchups against conference opponents, including four home series at Red and Charline McCombs Field.
The home series include Florida (March 12-14), Alabama (March 26-28), Missouri (April 9-11), and Mississippi State (April 30-May 2), according to a news release published online by Texas Athletics.
From Texas Athletics: “The Longhorns open conference play at home against Florida on March 12-14 before hitting the road to Tennessee on March 19-21. Texas returns to the friendly confines of McCombs Field to host Alabama on March 26-28. The Longhorns will head to Fayetteville, Arkanasas, for its second SEC road series at Arkansas on April 2-4. Texas hosts Missouri at McCombs Field on April 9-11 and travels to Baton Rouge, La., to take on the LSU Tigers on April 16-18. Following their SEC bye week on April 23-25, Texas returns to conference action hosting the Mississippi State Bulldogs on April 30-May 2 at McCombs Field. Texas wraps up the regular season on the road at Auburn on May 6-8.”
Texas has won the past two Women’s College World Series.
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