How to watch Texas vs. UTSA in NCAA Regional: Time, TV, starting pitchers

Texas takes on UTSA tonight in a winners bracket game in the Austin Regional in the NCAA Postseason baseball tournament at UFCU Disch-Falk Field. The winner will get two shots at advancing to the Super Regional. The loser will have to win three games in a row in order reach next weekend.

Texas used a five run fifth inning to dispatch Houston Christian on Friday. UTSA blew out Kansas State 10-2.

UT used their bullpen to beat the Huskies Friday. Grayson Saunier and Hudson Hamilton held Houston Christian at bay after starter Ethan Walker's early exit.

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Texas vs. UTSA Starting Pitchers

Texas Longhorns will start Luke Harrison. Harrison is a redshirt junior left-hander with a 5-1 record and a 2.98 ERA. 

UTSA's starting pitcher will be their No. 1 starter, Zach Royse. Royse is 9-4 with a 5.12 ERA.

What time is Texas vs. UTSA today?

First pitch is slated for 8 p.m. CT.

What channel is Texas vs. UTSA on?

TV/Streaming: SEC Network/ESPN+

Where can you buy tickets to Texas vs. UTSA?

There are still some tickets available on StubHub.

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