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Turn the Page Tuesday: Texas Baseball Stays Alive in Omaha, Adrian Rodriguez Hits for the Cycle, Brendan Sorsby Update & NBA Offseason Rumo

1 h 20 min · 16 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio Turn the Page Tuesday: Texas Baseball Stays Alive in Omaha, Adrian Rodriguez Hits for the Cycle, Brendan Sorsby Update & NBA Offseason Rumo

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Today is “Turn the Page Tuesday,” the Texas Longhorn baseball team dismantled the Alabama Crimson Tide 12-2 with Adrian Rodriguez going 5-5 with 7 RBIs and hitting for the cycle in the elimination game in the College Men’s World Series—an update in the Texas Tech and Quarterback Brendan Sorsby situation. We have a World Cup update, and Jameis Winston is a national treasure. The Longhorns’ football team and coach Steve Sarkisian are locked in as he shares his thoughts with Kay Adams. There has been a siting in Dallas of Cowboys Receiver George Pickens what’s next for the both the team and him. The NBA Finals is finished, now the NBA player movement rumors begin. “The World’s Strongest Take!” Plus, we have Joe Cook of Inside Texas on to talk about what’s next Brendan Sorsby and Texas Tech and Texas CMWS. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

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We're just 45 days away from kickoff, and SEC Media Days are rolling on. Day 2 featured Alabama's Kalen DeBoer, Florida's Jon Sumrall, Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding, and Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko, with plenty of headlines coming out of Atlanta. We'll break down the biggest storylines from Day 2, then dive into Bill Connolly's analysis of whether Texas has what it takes to win the national championship—and what's standing in the Longhorns' way. We'll also cover Texas Baseball's newly announced team awards, recap what SEC coaches had to say during their media sessions, and shift to the NFL as Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys enter what many believe is a make-or-break season. To close the show, we'll hit the final notes, including Texas Basketball scheduling Baylor for a matchup in San Antonio, before looking ahead to tomorrow, when Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns take center stage at SEC Media Days.

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