Texas BASEBALL - Kennedy catches a Cougar - Instant Analysis
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FINAL
Texas - 6
Houston - 5
The Longhorns get a late boomba from freshman Dee Kennedy to take the lead and then Gage Boehm slams the door shut to seal the Horns win. With the win, the Horns improve to 21-15 overall and 8-6 in Big 12 play.
Winning Pitcher: Gage Boehm (3-2)
Losing Pitcher: Justin Murray (0-3)
BOX SCORE
RECAP
The Horns got things started early as Kimble Schuessler used the pitching wedge and knocked an RBI single into shallow CF to give the Horns a 1-0 lead after the 1st inning.
After a quiet 2nd inning, the Horns got back to work in the Top 3rd inning as Powell got a 1 out single to right CF, followed by a double to LF by Jalin Flores, which brough up Kimble Schuessler, who again busted out the pitching wedge to drop a shallow fly ball into RF as the RF and 2B ran into each other, scoring a run. Max Belyeu then hit a sac fly to CF, brining home Jalin Flores to put Texas up 3-0.
Unfortunately the Cougars bounced right back in the Bottom 3rd as Houston led off with back to back singles, and then with 1 out Anthony Tulimero singled through the left side, bringing a runner home for Houston. The next batter walked, loaded the bases for freshman Ace Reese, which brought about some Ace on Ace violence as Reese hit a 2 RBI single to tie the ball game at 3-3.
In the Top 5th, freshman Dee Kennedy hit a boombah to left CF into the trees on a full count to give the Horns a 4-3 advantage. After Peyton Powell singled, Houston removed the starter Howard and brought in Ryan Dollar who immediately got Jalin Flores hit a grounder, which the Cougars pounced on and turned the double play. With two outs and nobody on, Kimble Schuessler crushed a fastball over the plate to LF that barely got a courtesy jog from the defense to make it 5-3 Horns.
In the Bottom 7th, Andre Duplantier who had not given up an earned run since the mid-week series against Air Force ran into trouble. Lead off hitter Coby DeJesus led off with a home run to LF on a 2-0 count and then Anthony Tulimero once again made his name known as he hit a home run to LF on a 1-1 count. That made it a tie ball game going into the 8th inning.
In the Top 8th inning, Texas led off the inning with a runner on 3B as Max Belyeu hit a deep fly ball to LF that Ace Reese misplayed. Unfortunately, Gasparino grounded out to the short stop on the first pitch he saw and then Galvan hit a sharp grounder to the SS who threw home, which saw Max get tagged by the catcher going home. Tommy Farmer then walked putting two men on with 2 outs, but Jared Thomas hit a fly ball to RF on a full count to end the threat. Massive opportunity missed there.
In the Top 9th, Dee Kennedy again led off the inning with a home run to left CF, in nearly the identical spot as before, also on a full count. HAVE YOURSELF A DAY YOUNG MAN! That was all Texas needed as Gage Boehm struck out the side to end the game and even the series. Game. Blouses.
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BIG MOMENT
Mercy me, there were two absolutely massive moments in the ball game, so tonight we will do two, because I am the generalissimo of this thread and I feel like it.
Honorable Mention - A deep fly ball to the gap in left CF in the Bottom of the 8th inning had the potential to either score the go ahead run or put two runners in scoring position with just 1 out. Not only did that not happen, but freshman Tommy Farmer IV tracked down the ball, making the catch at the wall and then swiftly got the relay throw in to Flores who got it to Thomas for the double play to end the frame. DAMN fine play...DAMN FINE.
Moment of the Game - Freshman Dee Kennedy, leading off the Top 9th hit a no doubt boomba to left CF on a 3-2 count and he knew it.
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INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
Again, another tough one here, as the Horns had multiple guys stick out tonight.
Honorable Mention - Peyton Powell busted out of his slump in a big way going 4-5 on the evening, scoring 2 runs, while Kimble Schuessler went 3-4 on the evening with 1 run score, 3 RBI and a walk.
Freshman Dee Kennedy. Have yourself a night my man! Dee got bumped up to the 2 spot from the 9 spot and responded by going 2-5 with 2 home runs, 2 runs scored, 2 RBI and 2 K. His home run in the 9th though propelled Texas to a win and brough that momentum and energy back to the lineup. Well done!
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TAKEAWAYS
Definitely wasn't pretty, definitely wasn't clean, but it was a hell of a lot better than the abomination that we all saw last night.
Horns have a chance to win the series tomorrow and keep pace in the Big 12, while also getting a road win and trying to improve their overall resume.
Gotta get Jared Thomas and Max Belyeu going, especially if Powell and Flores are going to hit like they did tonight. Anything the Horns get from Kennedy this year is somewhat found money and if he continues to perform even close to what he did tonight, well, you take it with a smile.
Gotta say, I like the addition defensively of Tommy Farmer in LF. Yes, there are going to be some bumps and bruises as we saw tonight, but he has a lot of speed and the more experience he gets now helps Texas downt he road. I fully expect Porter to be back in the lineup sooner rather than later with the hope he can turn things around, but at this juncture, I'd rather see Gaspo, Farmer, and Kennedy getting all the reps they can for next year.
NEXT UP
Texas will square off against Houston tomorrow (Sunday) at 1pm looking to win the series
Cass report from England says little evidence to support current treatments for gender confused children
- By Perdy
- The Longhorn Corral
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Four years in the making, the report has firmly established new, cautious policies on treating youth gender distress in England that are an ocean apart from the liberal treatment practices prevalent in blue U.S. states.
The report characterizes pediatric gender-transition treatment as based on “remarkably weak evidence.” This involves prescribing minors puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones — a medical practice that England’s recently-shuttered pediatric gender clinic enthusiastically observed and that all major U.S. medical societies support.
England joins an expanding crop of Western European and Scandinavian nations whose health authorities have each performed an about-face on this hot-button issue during the 2020s. These nations now prioritize psychological care for gender-distressed youths, a population that suffers from markedly high rates of other psychiatric disorders, suicidality and autism.
While the report is quintessentially British in its measured tone, it nevertheless offers a scathing critique of the efforts by the nation’s pediatric gender clinic to care for the fast-expanding population of adolescents, in particular biological girls, who are burdened by severe distress about their gender. It portrays prescribing practices as having strayed egregiously off-course from their relatively cautious origins, and from the evidence base.
Among the clinic’s many former staffers to have blown the whistle against it, claiming it provided shoddy care and often cursory screening before prescribing gender-transition treatment, is psychiatric nurse Susan Evans. She expressed vindication over the findings of the new report, which, she said, “recommends a holistic cautious psychological approach offering support and therapy rather than the more superficial affirmation approach and hormones as the first-line treatment.”
Laura Edwards-Leeper is an Oregon psychologist who helped first import the pediatric gender-transition treatment model to the United States from its roots in the Netherlands in 2007.More recently she has become a leading voice advocating caution from within the American field.
“If this isn’t the final reckoning for U.S. pediatric gender medicine, I’m not sure what will be,” Dr. Edwards-Leeper said of the English report’s long-awaited publication. “Now is the time for the field to catch up with much of the rest of the Western world and take an honest look at our current clinical practices for gender distressed young people.”
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The report characterizes pediatric gender-transition treatment as based on “remarkably weak evidence.” This involves prescribing minors puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones — a medical practice that England’s recently-shuttered pediatric gender clinic enthusiastically observed and that all major U.S. medical societies support.
England joins an expanding crop of Western European and Scandinavian nations whose health authorities have each performed an about-face on this hot-button issue during the 2020s. These nations now prioritize psychological care for gender-distressed youths, a population that suffers from markedly high rates of other psychiatric disorders, suicidality and autism.
While the report is quintessentially British in its measured tone, it nevertheless offers a scathing critique of the efforts by the nation’s pediatric gender clinic to care for the fast-expanding population of adolescents, in particular biological girls, who are burdened by severe distress about their gender. It portrays prescribing practices as having strayed egregiously off-course from their relatively cautious origins, and from the evidence base.
Among the clinic’s many former staffers to have blown the whistle against it, claiming it provided shoddy care and often cursory screening before prescribing gender-transition treatment, is psychiatric nurse Susan Evans. She expressed vindication over the findings of the new report, which, she said, “recommends a holistic cautious psychological approach offering support and therapy rather than the more superficial affirmation approach and hormones as the first-line treatment.”
Laura Edwards-Leeper is an Oregon psychologist who helped first import the pediatric gender-transition treatment model to the United States from its roots in the Netherlands in 2007.More recently she has become a leading voice advocating caution from within the American field.
“If this isn’t the final reckoning for U.S. pediatric gender medicine, I’m not sure what will be,” Dr. Edwards-Leeper said of the English report’s long-awaited publication. “Now is the time for the field to catch up with much of the rest of the Western world and take an honest look at our current clinical practices for gender distressed young people.”
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@Sark2Texas
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Major UK Report Finds Pediatric Gender Medicine Is Based On ‘Shaky Evidence’
The report finds that cautious policies on treating U.K. youth gender distress that are far different from U.S. liberal treatment practices.
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The Spec's Weekly football recruiting thread (4/7-4/14)
- By Ketchum
- Inside the 40 Acres
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Quick note about Jonah Williams: He told @Suchomel that he talked to the coaches about an OV but they don’t have a date locked in yet.
Williams adding the Longhorns to his official visit list would obviously be huge because getting him won't hap[pen if they can't.
Would he re-arrange his Oregon official visit scheduled for June 21st? Probably not because the Ducks might be the outright leader for Williams coming into the weekend, if it's not Oklahoma. He's supposed to visit Ohio State on 6/14 and LSU is scheduled for 6/7. Can the Longhorns get him in for a visit in June?
His recruitment is getting very interesting.
I love you Jodybo.....
- By MB-HORNS
- Inside the 40 Acres
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Shocker
You're definitely consistent.
Starting to wonder if modern day Austin just isn’t conducive to winning big time in CFB. I don’t think the players at TCU see sites like this as they walk to practice:
My theory is that modern Austin is one of the hardest places to win inCFB.
I’m on record that modern Austin and modern UT are not conducive to winning college football.
Been saying that modern UT and modern Austin are not conducive to being a winning major college football program for years now. I hope to be proven wrong, but when you see scenes like this on the way to practice…
Modern day Austin and modern day UT are not conducive to winning in college football. Football players see scenes like this at UT Austin. You aren’t going to see this in Athens or Tuscaloosa.
You're definitely consistent.
